Upcoming Events
Hot August Nights
1776
Tony Award-winning Best Musical
Directed by Jaime Donegan
Music and Lyrics by Sherman Edwards
Book by Peter Stone
July 31 - August 1
August 5-8 & 12-15
Matinees: August 8 & 15
Join your friends for the very popular Salsa and Bachata classes and social dancing in Wenatchee on Fridays! This class is for beginners. If you already know some salsa, you can join the intermediate class at 6pm instead or both! Come have a drink at our onsite bar and have fun!
$15 drop in. No partner required as we will rotate partners during class. If you come as a couple, you are welcome to stay together.
Hot August Nights
1776
Tony Award-winning Best Musical
Directed by Jaime Donegan
Music and Lyrics by Sherman Edwards
Book by Peter Stone
July 31 - August 1
August 5-8 & 12-15
Matinees: August 8 & 15
Hot August Nights
1776
Tony Award-winning Best Musical
Directed by Jaime Donegan
Music and Lyrics by Sherman Edwards
Book by Peter Stone
July 31 - August 1
August 5-8 & 12-15
Matinees: August 8 & 15
Hot August Nights
1776
Tony Award-winning Best Musical
Directed by Jaime Donegan
Music and Lyrics by Sherman Edwards
Book by Peter Stone
July 31 - August 1
August 5-8 & 12-15
Matinees: August 8 & 15
Join your friends for the very popular Salsa and Bachata classes and social dancing in Wenatchee on Fridays! This class is for beginners. If you already know some salsa, you can join the intermediate class at 6pm instead or both! Come have a drink at our onsite bar and have fun!
$15 drop in. No partner required as we will rotate partners during class. If you come as a couple, you are welcome to stay together.
A Murder Mystery at the Feywild Massacre•ade is an interactive, audience-driven roleplaying performance where our heroes (controlled by the VIP audience) embark on a quest to aid the dying Fey King. This show features a highly collaborative structure in which the audience provides sound effects, votes on critical decision points, and determines the party's investigation paths. This is a completely open ended adventure each time, where no 2 shows are the same.
You, the audience, will lead the party to gather clues, solve puzzles, and work together to identify the killer among a cast of quirky characters at the Feywild Masquerade. But be wary, the murderer has planned many hilarious red herrings and tomfoolery a foot to distract you from finding all the clues!
A Murder Mystery at the Feywild Massacre•ade is an interactive, audience-driven roleplaying performance where our heroes (controlled by the VIP audience) embark on a quest to aid the dying Fey King. This show features a highly collaborative structure in which the audience provides sound effects, votes on critical decision points, and determines the party's investigation paths. This is a completely open ended adventure each time, where no 2 shows are the same.
You, the audience, will lead the party to gather clues, solve puzzles, and work together to identify the killer among a cast of quirky characters at the Feywild Masquerade. But be wary, the murderer has planned many hilarious red herrings and tomfoolery a foot to distract you from finding all the clues!
Everything must go!
The Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center has begun an exciting transformation to update and modernize the facility. Titled the Branch Out campaign, this effort reimagines our campus with connected buildings, welcoming gathering areas, and interactive exhibits. You can now find Museum events and programs in various locations throughout the community.
As we get ready for construction to begin, there are remaining items at the Museum Headquarters that must go. This event is free and open to the public; items are priced as marked.
Join your friends for the very popular Salsa and Bachata classes and social dancing in Wenatchee on Fridays! This class is for beginners. If you already know some salsa, you can join the intermediate class at 6pm instead or both! Come have a drink at our onsite bar and have fun!
$15 drop in. No partner required as we will rotate partners during class. If you come as a couple, you are welcome to stay together.
Everything must go!
The Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center has begun an exciting transformation to update and modernize the facility. Titled the Branch Out campaign, this effort reimagines our campus with connected buildings, welcoming gathering areas, and interactive exhibits. You can now find Museum events and programs in various locations throughout the community.
As we get ready for construction to begin, there are remaining items at the Museum Headquarters that must go. This event is free and open to the public; items are priced as marked.
Join us for an evening of celebrating where stories come together.
The Museum is a place where stories are preserved and memories are made; support our ongoing work and help write the next chapter at our annual signature fundraiser, “A Night at for the Museum”! This year, our celebration will be held at the Numerica PAC and will feature crowd-favorite Adopt-an-Artifact, delicious local food and drinks, a live auction and paddle raise, games, and special guests. There is no dress code for this event, but it is a chance to get dressed up if you so choose. The only requirement is to arrive ready to have fun! There is limited seating for this event; get your tickets today.
This event is sponsored by Gesa Credit Union.
Travel in caravan style along the Columbia River and up through the Methow Valley to the dramatic Liberty Bell area with local Native storyteller Randy Lewis as your guide. Beginning near the river communities Randy grew up around and heading into the high country, you’ll hear his personal stories of growing up in the region, layered with history, landscape, and place-based teachings. We’ll make scenic stops along the way for storytelling and photo opportunities, then wrap up the day with an optional social hour and snacks at Three Fingered Jack’s in Winthrop—your chance to soak in the charm of this mountain town before heading home.
Limited to 10 cars. Registrants will receive an itinerary email to the address given 2 days before the tour.
Refund/ Cancelation Policy: 50% up to two weeks before. No refund available after that.
Travel in caravan style along the Columbia River and up through the Methow Valley to the dramatic Liberty Bell area with local Native storyteller Randy Lewis as your guide. Beginning near the river communities Randy grew up around and heading into the high country, you’ll hear his personal stories of growing up in the region, layered with history, landscape, and place-based teachings. We’ll make scenic stops along the way for storytelling and photo opportunities, then wrap up the day with an optional social hour and snacks at Three Fingered Jack’s in Winthrop—your chance to soak in the charm of this mountain town before heading home.
Limited to 10 cars. Registrants will receive an itinerary email to the address given 2 days before the tour.
Refund/ Cancelation Policy: 50% up to two weeks before. No refund available after that.
On March 1, 1910, the deadliest avalanche in North American history swept down the snowy Cascades, burying two trains and killing 96 people.
Experience the Wellington Disaster Tour like never before—in partnership with Wenatchee River Institute—with an engaging journey led by Scott Cheek, local railroad historian and museum trainmaster. On October 3, join our trip to the historic Wellington site, where you’ll uncover the gripping story of the Great Northern Railway Company. Along the way, we’ll stop at several fascinating sites between Leavenworth and Stevens Pass, each steeped in the railway’s rich history.
The tour will begin at the Tumwater Canyon Red Bridge. Participants may drive their own vehicles in the caravan. All participants will receive a detailed itinerary by email, complete with a map for easy navigation. At every stop, Scott will deliver captivating stories and insight that bring these historic locations to life. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to explore history on the move!
On October 2, Wellington disaster historian Randy Dasho of Port Orchard, WA will speak about the Great Northern Railroad and the Wellington Disaster of 1910 at 6:30 p.m.
You do not need to be on the tour to attend the free lecture on Friday.
CARAVAN cost per car: $75/member and $95/non-member.