“Treaty Talks: A Journey Up the Columbia River for People and Salmon” is a short film chronicling a three-month expedition up the 1,243 miles of the Columbia River from the sea to its source. Five canoes, carved and paddled by native and non-native youth, symbolically represented Columbia River salmon - and the journey honored those...

Experience tastes of the region by sampling a variety of wines by award-winning vintners along with tasty morsels by the best chefs in the area. Listen to live music while immersing yourself in the valley’s culinary, enological, artistic and cultural heritage on display at the museum. This elegant evening benefits the programs and services of the Wenatchee...

Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center members are invited to a reception (with wine and hors d'oeuvres) to preview our new permanent exhibit, "Our People, Our Place." You'll learn about the history of Wenatchee and East Wenatchee, from Native Americans and Chinese miners through steamboats, railroad and early agriculture/businesses to PUDs, media, manufacturing and retail...

Join us for the opening of our newest permanent exhibit featuring Wenatchee/East Wenatchee history, “Our People, Our Place.” Photographs, text panels, period clothing and 3-D displays of artifacts from the museum's collection bring to life many aspects of the development of our community. The exhibit is located on the second floor and will be a...