The seasons is a place that I had heard about for a long time, but only recently where we able to…read morecheck it out. This may very well be one of our favorite new venues. It's intimate, classy and has that perfect local feeling, all wrapped up into one spot. It's located downtown near the YMCA and I believe it's an old Orthodox Church, at least based on what it looks like. For a few hours every week, there's an area open in the front of the building where you can buy "I Heart Yakima" merchandise. In addition, they have art displays there that rotate throughout the year. On the opposite side of the building is the auditorium. It's a beautiful spot that appears to be an old church sanctuary.They're beautiful Stainglass windows flanking the sides as well as a dome top it is absolutely spectacular. The stage is not overly large, but accommodates a band quite nicely. Seating is church pews as well as small tables and chairs upfront. There's main floor seating as well as balcony seating. The balcony stuff is pretty rad, as it gives you a little bit better vantage point and has some sections that have a very old-school theater type feel - Like something you would see out of a movie about Ford's theater, but without the tragedy. The shows that they've got here I've become increasingly great and this year have included some world-class jazz, Bluegrass as well as some up-and-coming artists. While the acoustics here are not perfect, they're solid and the intimate nature of the place makes for a wonderful evening. And because this is Yakima, the folks that come here are super friendly and will often come and mingle with the crowd afterwards. The most expensive tickets that we've seen here were $45 for a band that won a Grammy eight months ago! This is one of the coolest venues that we've had the pleasure of attending shows at and one that we are really excited to continue to support. You guys running it are doing a great job of bringing an eclectic array of art, music and theater into the area and it's absolutely something to check out.

Dancing to live music can be religious, so it was fairly fitting to see (and dance to) a Cuban…read moreSon/Cha Cha Cha band at a concert hall which used to be a church (1st Church of Christ Scientist). Complete with rays of colored light shining in through the stained glass we showed up early for a dance lesson of Cuban Son--this old style of dance (grandmother to modern salsa) is hard but elegant looking. After the lesson was the show. The venue is pretty dang awesome [solid 4.5 stars on a first visit]. The acoustics were top notch. I made a quick scan of the entire space and there really isn't a bad seat. Their is a huge balcony. There is an open space near the stage for dancing (I clumsily tried my hat with salsa, and we had a few ruedas going as well). They served some refreshments as well as beer and wine when we were there. . . Visiting the "Palm Springs of Washington", sitting in a pew with a bottle of beer tucked into the bible/hymn book holder, listening to traditional Cuban Son, and dancing sexy moves in a former church....it was surely surreal... . . ...And made me a fan of The Seasons. There will be a summer series of Latin music over the summer, and I can't wait to check it out again (although, I think these shows will be outside--first one is July 2nd). Amen.

Pretty nice place to hang out in! There was a cover charge…read moreat the door we didn't know of because there was some bands playing. Not too sure if there's always a cover charge or just because there was an event going on. The bar is really nicely decorated and the neon signs are a whole vibe. The whole space is pretty neat and there's a few activities to do. There's a pool table and some board games. Drink wise- they're pretty good, a little strong handed. They also seem to have a decently stocked bar. The drinks do come in red solo cups, so if you're looking for a glass cup place, this might not be the move.

Symphony always good. Theater is a state treasure for its beauty. Seats are comfortable. Staff is…read morefriendly.

Last night we had the privilege of attending the show the "Choir of Man" at the Capitol Theatre in…read moredowntown Yakima!!! It was incredibly enjoyable with wonderful talent!!! Very high energy, exciting and remarkable voices, harmonizing, musical instruments, very skilled tap dancing and fun interactive exchanges with the audience !!!! Wonderful Irish humor!!! Great show!!! You should all go and enjoy the fun times!!!! All the best ! tony

Fantastic selection of beer, excellent food, cozy ambience and very friendly staff. This place…read morefeels like family. I recommend the trivia nights, catching a sports game on the TV and drinking some excellent beer from an excellent selection. Overall, no complaints on the Lazy River.

Some dude named Henry was a badass tender. Noticed when my glass was about 1/4 full, and asked if…read moreI'd like another. Dude pays attention! I like that. Rebecca is also cool. She's quick to notice an empty glass, and come up with a solution. The food is great, especially the Pozole. The Chicken wings are da bomb! GREAT selection of beers too!

Darts, pool, karaoke nights, and good drinks. What more can…read moreyou ask for. The drinks here that i've gotten have always been consistently good. The food from what me and my friends have had has also been good. The fries here are delicious. The space is decently sized and there is large outside seating area. Great bar in town to hangout with friends and unwind.

The waitress was so kind and her service was great but i have to rate service at one star due to…read morethe bartender. I don't understand what or why he was so rude. he spoke in a condescending tone. I didn't know if I should go take a seat or go to the bar I don't frequent there. So I went up to the bar. Why was that an issue? I saw a post about bingo so went to have beer and play. I would never recommend anyone to this establishment because of the bartenders customer service. So rude!

went here for a cheap wine tasting of $10 and it is nice that they waive this fee if you buy a…read morebottle. but, the wine tasting was very underwhelming... could not sit down at the bar area because no chairs available. staff did a good job in memorizing the winery menu and seemed knowledgeable about the winemaking process, but the social cues and connection was lacking. felt no warmth in the conversation -- very robotic. I loved the folk-style sort of aesthetic with the decorations scattered everywhere in this place. glad that there were tables, but all with stools only. wine was okay and something you would see on the cheaper section of stores like BevMo, Walmart, etc. not much to do around this plaza square in Yakima, too...

Knew a lot about the wines poured. The wines were lovely. I was the only one in the winery and I…read morehad to go up to the bar to get each tasting, no stools at bar. If table service is not offered then suggest getting a wine serving board or stand with tasting cards. I would have stayed and enjoyed the wine more but did not get the stay and enjoy the wine vibe.

I love the concerts and ticket sales are easy and seating is designed well…read more problem.. Same irritating clustermess as since the first time they ever began having concerts. NOT ENOUGH HELP! FOOD AND DRINK SERVICE IS UNBELIEVABLY FRUSTRATING. One bar ran by one person for drinks. the line was consist so long it was backed up to the tables. ALL NIGHT!! FOOD: To get a hot dog or hamburger, you first stood in the " Roman" line. 1 table , 2 people, for everyone present!! My wait was 20 minutes. Then you move to yet another line to order your food. ONE COOK, ONE SERVER, ONE GRILL!! INSANE. 15 minute wait tin line to order 2 cheeseburgers, then another line for pick up. 31 minutes wait and I finally interupted the Server to ask how long before they got to us and she couldn't find out tickets so she handed me the next cheeseburger and said there ya go. I told her my daughter's order was with mine. She couldn't find the ticket and at this point the grill was bare. I'm beyond frustrated. Now it's an additional 5 minutes to get her burger. It was catered by Emerald of Siam. 2 workers for hundreds of people. Honestly it's been like this for years. Why cant you add another bar and another food spot? Look at the money you're losing and I can tell you my whole table alone all said next time they would eat dinner before going to the concert. I can think of 20 ways to improve that problem, and it is a huge problem. Please work on improving food and drink service. Yiu have plenty of room to add additional stations and help!!

The Clover Island Inn is offering their summer concert series. Every Wednesday from 6 to 9 pm is…read moreThunder on the River night starting June 1 through August 17. There will be live music, hot rods, motorcycles, food and beverages. No cover and all ages welcome.

One word: CAVERNOUS!!…read more Yes, this is a space in Sunnyside which opened up a couple months ago, and they have been touting themselves as a venue for live music. For the last couple of weeks this place has brought in a cool salsa band from Portland (Pilon d'Azucar); when I was there they also had a Spanish rock band from Portland open things up. But yes, this space is ginormous! I guess it makes sense, this place used to be a K-Mart back in the day. So when you walk in, if you squint and plug your ears, you can probably remember the Blue-Light Specials. When I was here, they had a place selling tacos & soda, then you walk further in and see the stage to the right. It was cordoned off with gates & hay bales (yes, I said hay bales. We ARE in Sunnyside!). There was quite a bit of security. Well, there were three people from what I could see...that seemed like a lot considering all the empty space in here. So, I guess more people showed up here when I was here compared to the week before (we had a big contingent of salsa addicts from the Tri-Cities exodus on up here). Overall, I liked most of what was here. I mean, you have to give props to anyone for bringing in a salsa band to Eastern Washington. My major complaint: acoustics. Yeah, everything was perfect except for the sound. Maybe they new the acoustics were bad, and tried to blur it out by turning up the speakers to "11". I say this because basically we all needed ear plugs (one of our friends was a lifesaver and went to Wal-Mart to pick up a pack of ear plugs). So yeah, for me I had a hard time finding the beat...either it was because of the loudness or because of dizziness incurred by wearing ear plugs. But from what I could see, the band looked good (they rocked the house at Islands Casino in Kennewick a month ago). Here's to hoping the acoustics can be improved. Because this venue has the potential to be really cool! (C'mon, I'm sure when they announced "Blue Light Specials" back in the day, people had no issue hearing).

So glad Korra chose this place for her special day! Good gluten free options- the buffet was very…read morepopular so the wait time was a little longer on other orders but completely understandable.

Wait.. you live in Tri-Cities and have never been to the Gem of Richland? Ignorance can be cured…read morebut stoopid is chronic. This place has been bringing culture and music and amazing fresh food since before i began to stop thinking girls were icky. Check their lineup theres always something happening and if you get a chance to catch

I loved it! Here's why…read more.. 1. Small town coffee shop = real down to earth people! Becky and Holly are mother and daughter and run this place as though it's their home... very inviting! 2. The local regulars have a lot of spirit and love for the town! I mentioned I was moving there and a woman named Joy bought my coffee with enthusiasm and told me everything I could possibly want to hear about Prosser! 3. They work hard to create so many cozy options for families... sitting areas, activity table for kids, and even a video section and t-shirt printing section! Not too loud either! Hands down, this coffee shop is a glimpse of the love people have for each other and their city, Prosser! Go Mustangs!

A fantastic stop in Prosser! I'm so glad we chose this spot for brunch because the food was…read moreabsolutely delicious! We ordered the chicken soup and some sandwiches, and they were both incredibly satisfying and filling. (Even the pickles were good!) Every bite was a treat! We also enjoyed the coffee, and the hot chocolate for my son was a highlight. The staff were so welcoming and friendly, and they went the extra mile to accommodate my son by making the hot chocolate warm enough so he wouldn't burn himself--that's amazing customer service! Also, the whole place has such a cozy and inviting feel. It seemed like the town comes in for games and other activities often. How fun! The friendly girls working there really added to the experience, making the shop feel like the heart of a charming small town, sending us home with a handmade souvenir. THANK YOU ! Highly recommend stopping here if you're in Prosser! It's a wonderful taste of great food and hospitality!