Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center
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Great new traveling exhibit comes to Wenatchee!
Finnish-American kantele player Wilho Saari will share his love of Finland's national instrument as part of the museum's “Extraordinary Ordinary People” exhibit. The program will begin with an informal meet & greet, with Wilho discussing the kantele, a stringed instrument similar to the zither. He will perform several traditional and original tunes on a variety of...
This Seattle-area trio will perform songs in the Nueva Canción (new song) tradition, based on the rural folk music of Chile. Sin Fronteras, or “without borders,” describes their music as having “vibrant rhythms, soulful melodies and breathtaking harmonies – songs of life, humanity and love.” The concert is associated with the museum’s “Extraordinary Ordinary People”...
This gala luncheon is a fundraiser for the historic Wells House on the Wenatchee Valley College campus, an affiliate of the Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center. It includes tours of the building, a vintage hat display, and a raffle. Guests are encouraged to wear their best hats! Tickets are available at the museum.
Five long-time performers are led by Eduardo Mendonca, Brazilian-American guitarist, vocalist, percussionist and composer. Their lively music includes bossa nova, traditional and contemporary Brazilian tunes, and originals. Show Brazil will have you dancing around the room! The performance is associated with the museum’s “Extraordinary Ordinary People” exhibit and follows the reception honoring the exhibit, part...
Danish-American folklorist Jens Lund’s presentation, “I Done What I Could,” brings to life the joys and dangers of traditional Pacific Northwest occupations such as logging, mining and fishing. Lund will explore how these challenges are sometimes expressed through traditional ballads and poetry. The performance is associated with the museum’s “Extraordinary Ordinary People” exhibit.
Eleven sessions of our popular enrichment classes for students entering 1st through 7th grades are now open for registration. Sign your child up now for four-day morning or afternoon classes in science, art, cooking, robotics, music, "wizards and superheroes" and more! Classes run from June 15 through August 27. Online schedule: SSA catalog 2015
Eleven sessions of our popular enrichment classes for students entering 1st through 7th grades are now open for registration. Sign your child up now for four-day morning or afternoon classes in science, art, cooking, robotics, music, "wizards and superheroes" and more! Classes run from June 15 through August 27. Online schedule: SSA catalog 2015
Four mornings and afternoons of fun classes for kids entering grades 1 to 7. Create "Fantasy Island" landscapes, dissect fish, make a water table model, get hooked on designer science and more. Super Summer Adventures continues every week through August 27. Register in person or by calling 888-6240. SSA schedule
Closing reception for "Consider Becoming a Wenatchee Naturalist" exhibit. Admission is free all day and refreshments will be served from 5 to 8 p.m. The exhibit uses photographs, specimens and nature field journals to illustrate the joys and contributions of volunteers who have taken the annual Wenatchee Naturalist class. These trained volunteers lead field trips...
As part of Wenatchee’s Fourth of July celebration, the Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center will host two showings of the 2013 documentary “You Don’t Need Feet to Dance.” This inspirational film, suitable for all audiences, tells the story of West African musician Sidiki Conde who learned to dance despite losing his legs to polio...
As part of Wenatchee’s Fourth of July celebration, the Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center will host two showings of the 2013 documentary “You Don’t Need Feet to Dance.” This inspirational film, suitable for all audiences, tells the story of West African musician Sidiki Conde who learned to dance despite losing his legs to polio...
Fun morning and afternoon classes in art, cooking, science and make believe for kids entering grades 1 to 7. Each class goes Monday-Thursday at the Wenatchee Valley Museum. New Super Summer Adventures sessions begin each week through August 27. Register your child in person at the museum, by calling 888-6240, or via our web page.
