Very nice gallery with beautiful collection from local artist. Even though its permanent collection…read moredoesn't consist of many arts, It has enough to tell its local uniqueness so I would highly recommend anyone who visited Ellensburg to visit here. Admission is free. Besides, they also has a great space for contemporary local artists with direct sell. So if you found a piece you really like, you actually can purchase it directly, which I did.

More than a museum. It contains the works of John Clymer, a noted Ellensburg western artist. Many…read morewestern and native American items denoting Ellensburg's history. Also a great gift shop with unique western style items

Stumbled upon this place on the Fred Gallery stroll had a warm reception with live music and…read morevariety of options to engage in art either purchasing or taking classes

One of the best galleries I have been to. Great knowledgeable and friendly staff. If you want some…read morebeautiful things and can't afford a lot, they have a top notch gift shop. Don't go to or drive by Ellensburg without stopping here.

Front desk lady is condescending and offered little to no help but T Jones came by and saved the…read moreday. Still infuriated by the way the front desk lady talked to us so 1 Star for no respect.

Excellent and very professional behaving officers. Helped us when we had a family emergency and…read morewere passing through. Could not have asked for better service!

The Parade was 2.5 hours and represented businesses, area high school bands, politicians, and…read moreindustry; just what one would expect. However, Shout out to Republican candidates, a lecture on why we needed to stand for the National Anthem, praise to a Christian God do not belong at a rodeo! The pre-rodeo performances of Yakama Nation and encouragement for others to join the dancers was a great way to start the event. Unfortunately the lectures, prayers, and political statements were not appreciated by people sitting in my section of the grandstand. The athletes were top-notch, pace of rodeo brisk and field crew efficient. The announcer left much to be desired as he seemed to think it was his bully pulpit rather than a rodeo. This will be my last for a long time.

This was our second rodeo, but the first one that has been proclaim to be one that must be seen. We…read morebought tickets a little bit late, but still had a very enjoyable time watching dudes get bucked off Bulls! Upon entering your greeted by a western theme and town front that includes a delightful bar with stereotypical swinging doors as well as a nice coffee shop to caffeinate before watching the main event. Your ticket get you into the fair which is going on at the same time. Well it's not giant, there's plenty to keep you busy including a lot of different food options. Our favorite was the log of fries! It sounds like it might be gross, and from a health standpoint it is, but from a delicious salty grease standpoint it's quite incredible! It was something like five dollars and it said six adults as a side item very easily. We also enjoyed a smoke pork sandwich as well as some of the barbecue sandwiches available. Both of those options were located at the far end of the food court area, but were definitely worth the trip. The rodeo was a lot of fun, though you should make sure to situate yourself in a place where you can see the scoreboard. The speaker is hanging over the arena were right in the middle of our vision and I made it a little harder to follow along. Also, word to the wise, start heading in fairly early. The line into the rodeo got very long very quickly and didn't move very fast. All in all, a great experience and something that's well worth doing, if only to check out bull riding one time. You'll be glad you did!

Such a great little snowshoe tour, Joshua and Beth were a delight! We learned about the town, it's…read morepeople, and nature and even got a hot chocolate treat at the end! Can't wait to come back in the summer and do the hatchery tour!

From the owner: The Wenatchee River Institute believes the greatest hope for the future is to connect people,…read morecommunities and the natural world. With high quality facilities, programs, and staff, students and people of all ages are engaged in learning about, and caring for, our area's often fragile environment. Each experience is created to inspire an understanding of, and an appreciation for, the natural world. The Wenatchee River Institute facilities and services are available to all, regardless of race, color, religion, national origin or citizenship status, sex, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, age, or disability.