It was worth the stop here to learn more about quilting, meet some super nice and knowledgeable…read moreladies and step back in history through the beautiful quilts on display. As a beginner quilter, I truly appreciated the helpful women and mentors of the quilter's guild, as they were so warm and welcoming. I bought some adorable holiday fat quarters of fabric and $1 patterns. You can buy some wonderful gifts here too, like purses, coasters and baby quilts. I look forward to returning on a future visit to the tri-cities. Thank you all for a memorable visit.

I love this theater my dad rented out a room fi the movie " David " and we invited around 150…read morepeople this theater is also so nice about it and clean room clean theater and great service! It's so awesome definitely recommend going here!

Muy confortables los asientos la película muy bonita Avatar, los baños limpios, muy amable el…read morepersonal que trabaja ahi.

There's not much to say about this place but it's a good theater! There is a bunch of arcade…read moremachines right when you walk in, and the staff is very caring and treats you with kindness! Everytime I want to see a movie in theaters I come here! Best movie theater ever!

Great seats, great service. My favorite theater in town…read more Easy to purchase tickets.

Liam was so incredible-- he offered the best customer service with a huge smile and warm…read morepersonality to go along with it. We really enjoyed our short interaction with him and he made several great movie recommendations as well. Thanks Liam!

Just saw the Fall Guy. What a great movie. Be sure to stay for the credits 4 minutes & final scene.read more

" Abraham Lincoln would be proud of this Museum "…read more Abraham Lincoln once quoted " American History is not something dead or over, It always is alive, always growing, always unfinished ". My wife and I visited the Franklin County Historical Museum in Pasco, Washington last week and were so amazed at what we witnessed. The Museum was originally constructed in 1910 as part of Andrew Carnegie's worldwide library construction program. A new library was built in 1962, after which the building served several different business concerns, ending in a period of abandonment and neglect. In 1980 the Society was offered the opportunity to use the building as its museum. Between 1980 and 1982, the building was beautifully refurbished by volunteers. It opened to the public as the Franklin County Historical Museum on January 3, 1983. The Museum is managed by Sherel Webb the Franklin County Historical Society Administrator, and after talking with Sherel you can feel her passion and love for the Museum and it's future growth. Sherel pushes hard to follow the Historical Society's mission statement that " we shall preserve and promote the history of Franklin County through educational publications, programs, and the operation of the Franklin County Museum ". The Museum has two levels of exhibits, a gift shop, archives for research, meeting rooms for programs, memorial books, and monthly and quarterly publications. They also have Museum memberships available. Admission is Free, and donations are welcome. The display pieces in the Museum where fantastic, and brought back a lot of memories. It is definitely worth a trip to this small dessert town to see the History, and to learn more about the stories of the pioneers of Franklin County.

***** INT. Battelle Auditorium - NIGHT…read more Stranger (with a Scottish Accent) "Look at the size of that boy's head. It's like an orange on a toothpick." ***** [I'll explain why I felt like the kid in "So I Married An Axe Murderer" later. On to my Yelp....] I remember coming here once before years ago when a science heavyweight was in town giving a lecture. Tonight? Tonight I was here to watch a movie....errrr...or should I say film. Yes, I was here to see a French film ("Summer Hours") thanks to the Battelle Film Club. Note: they show this movie on Fridays, and for some reason I'm always pooped on Fridays after a busy week. So, next time, I'll need to remember to caffeinate or pick a more action-packed film. ADMISSION: a whopping $3 CROWD: auditorium was surprisingly full, and of the blue hair variety WHAT: Every other week or so, the Battelle Film Club does it's part to inject the Tri-Cities a much needed dose of cinematic culture. The Auditorium is fair. I actually liked it's style. I'm a child of the '70s, and something told me this place was circa '70s. The film we watched was projected digitally and from a DVD. The screen is a little small, so I grabbed a seat in the front. "You're not going to sit in there with a hat are ya, sonny?" the older lady asked behind me. "Really? You're going to sit in the front row with a hat?! People don't do that?!" she implored again. "What? C'mon it's just a baseball cap [it's not an Abe Lincoln!]. No one is sitting behind me and the movie starts in 30seconds!" I replied back. Wow, it's been a while since I've been scolded by an elder like that. It was kinda interesting and made me feel like a kid again. But seriously, I felt like the kid with the big head that a Scottish Mike Meyers berates in "So I Married An Axe Murder"! At any rate, the Auditorium is cool. The movie selection is generally above average (better than the rubbish at the local multiplexes), and they serve refreshments and discuss the movie after the show. Corey (wearing his hat on his melon of a head) LIKES.

The last time I was there, my chair broke in the middle of a seminar. Everyone noticed. I couldn't…read morestop laughing. And, I bruised my hip. Yep, it was hilarious. I won't sit in that row again!

Jr braves vs prosser mustangs! Super Bowl champions! This is such a beautiful stadium. The…read morebathrooms are heated and the track is just gorgeous and well taken care of.

OMG they have some awesome things in this shop. So many items for the gift lover, or just for…read moreyourself. I think it is the coolest thing around this mall. Local artisans and everything is designed and created with local talent! Oh and they have classes where people can teach others to do fun crafty things!