The staff were knowledgeable and so welcoming. Ann and…read moreNatalia were so helpful The displays in the museum and items in the store by local artisans were great

Interesting museum, a cross between history in different periods and art…read more First nice thing: no cost--can't argue with that when everything costs x4 with the posse. I found the local history very interesting. The rest of our group found items or displays that captured some interest as well. The gift store was nice since we haven't been to any gift stores yet on the trip. Great stop! Air conditioned and interesting with no entry cost!

Such an awesome little place!!! An artsy-fart's dream. Paint and create with all of the hundreds…read moreof templates. This is a gem that i was lucky enough to time just right on my two-day business trip in Moses Lake!!

Lovely shop in Moses Lake. The proprietor and resident artist, Laura Mayers, runs a gem of a…read morestore. I really do make the Art Garden my first stop when searching for the perfect gift. She has a very nice and tasteful assortment of pottery, jewelry, scarves , ornaments and the ability to create your own pottery pieces. The displays are always changing. A delight!

This wine bar and bottle shop is everything a local wine lover could ask for as a place to enjoy a…read moreglass or tasting and pick up some bottles to continue the party at home. It's a must visit for those coming from out of town who want to enjoy afternoon or evening filled with curated pleasures, wines, beers, tasty small bites, and truffles. Bruce keeps me coming back because, well, I like him, he's engaging to talk to. He also offers unique and high-quality wine selections, including a wide variety of reds, whites, and in-betweens. He has plenty of both still and bubbly options, which is very rare around here, and his palette is excellent. He's talented at introducing people to new flavors that fit their tastes, and I now have some stellar WA wines on my favorites list thanks to him. And I appreciate that he features WA wines only (except for bubble options, I believe) because drinking a region's wine is a great way to get to know it better. Speaking of bubbles, he actually found me more than one WA option that I really enjoy, and I say actually because 1) I'm very picky, and 2) WA doesn't make many ones that suit me in my overall experience. He works magic. The atmosphere at Roost showcases the owner's creative side, with a boutique flare and fun household and life accessory finds that are available to buy but also act as part of the eclectic decor that has a rural chic French vibe. (See the antlers picture for an example). I can't imagine surviving here without this oasis.

One of the coolest places in the area. It has a "wabi-sabi" vibe to it with the very rare…read morecollection of wine from small producers in the state, paintings, jewelry, and a lot of amazing antique furniture. All of which is hand curated by the owner, Bruce. Roost also has a great menu that is created to pair nicely with the wines he sells by the glass or bottle. If you're anywhere near this spot, pop in for a great wine experience.

This dance studio doesn't care for their students as much as others I've been to. They are quite…read moreexpensive, they choose favorites, and in formations of their dances they don't choose who deserves to be in front, they choose who is the shortest. This way that short girl is ALWAYS front and center. The ballet teacher is very sweet and kind, but all of the other teachers do t actually teach anything but the choreography. They don't teach vocabulary(plié, fouetté, grande jetté...etc) so most girls won't be able to excel in college because you can't get to college without knowing your vocabulary. Anyway, overall this studio is rude to other studios and cheats at competitions. Their "nationals" are run by the owner's daughter.