We always stop here when in the area. Exhibits are rducational. Gift store exvellent…read more It has been vloded the 2 times we visited in May 2026. We arrived late. Closed Monday. Worth s stop. Local artist products sold here.

great visit. lots of information about the local nations and their background, including tribal…read moreelders to talk to. they had just opened an exhibit on horses in bead art, and that was pretty cool. wonderful history and helps to break down the various local tribes and their heritage.

Great place both my kids 2 year old and 8 year old love this place. Has many different games and…read morerooms for the little ones to enjoy.

Great place to let your kids burn off some energy if you're in Pendleton! Lots of different rooms…read morewith various activities for kids to explore. Friendly staff and only $7 a ticket. Parking was super easy in the downtown area as well!

A great little air museum that punches way above its weight from a historical perspective. First…read moreoff, the Doolittle Raiders were based out of Pendleton - so they have some amazing artifacts honoring that group. They also have important pieces from The Triple Nickles, and a variety of other collections unique to Oregon during WWII. It's free. It's historical. It's important. It's a must-see in Pendleton.

This place is really cute, the exhibits are both modern and informative. Lots of interactive things…read moreto touch and look at! Little donated bits of history are throughout, lovely displays inside and out. It's got the Oregon trail, history of wheat in the area and modern farming, trains and some native history- it's a range and all of it is lovely. Some things do lack dates or info but it seemed they may be re arranging. The outside house and barn are fantastic! It's walking distance to a lot of food and little shops. Worth the visit!

In all honesty this was not one of the things we planned to do when in Pendleton however due to the…read moreunavailable timings for a different activity we just randomly walked in here and were pleasently surprised. The museum has both indoor and outdoor exhibits with a gift shop as well. The outdoor exhibits include a homestead cabin and one room school house, a Union Pacific caboose, Windmill, and barn ,A military exhibit located in the 1914 Signal house .The indoor exhibits celebrate the history of the country, with a permanent Oregon Trail exhibit, railroad information, newspaper/post office, and several changing exhibits. Umatilla Gold is an interactive exhibit that takes you on an educational tour through the history of the wheat industry. They are a non-profit, and are run largely on donations, grants, and volunteers.The staff was super friendly and talked a bunch about the museum ,its history and also suggested places and things to do around town . Very reasonably priced at $5 for an Adult, this place is good for spending a couple fun -informative hours.

Superb music events. Lovely atmosphere, wonderful assortment of gifts, welcoming staff.read more

Edited: This community arts center is very small unfortunately. It was cool, but I wish it was…read moremultiple rooms of art, not just one. The craft marketplace is bigger than the art center itself. It's worth it if you're passing by and need to kill some time. This month it is themed food. It is a free attraction.

Hoping to someday actually see this finished. I still love checking out the outside because it's…read moresuch an awesome building and more has definitely been added since the last time I've visited, so that's nice. It'll be neat to see it totally up and running though someday!

What a fantastic experience! We shared great stories with the owner and he is incredibly warm and…read moreinviting. We had the white and red flights and purchased the dry Riesling, Albarino, and two of his blueberry ports. Make sure you ask him about his 'Bud Light' story :) We will 100% be back next time we make it to Pendleton!!!

Well. I wanted to accompany this review with a pic of our "delectables", but the cannoli only made…read moreit to the table outside the door before we ravaged the poor thing! I've always thought cannolis looked so delicious...But every time I buy them they are lackluster at best, the flavor just not on point. Not at Alexander's! Our freshly made cannoli was large and hubs and I throughly enjoyed every morsel. It was delicious and gorgeous, just as every cannoli should be. We also bought two cookies and one piece of decadent chocolate each. According to my MIL, some chocolates are meant to be revered, savored. I plan to savor mine, but not until I'm in the space to appreciate it. Alexander's is definitely one such chocolate. Buy yourself even one piece. And then savor it. Enjoy.

Inside out: this place is charming, elegant, and full of class. It's a cozy store in a beautiful…read moreold building- decorated warmly. If you're looking for incredible chocolate, wine, or even dinner nights- you can't find better. While the prices are high, it's a little bite of luxury and they do have some incredible wines around $20 You can't beat the service. I didn't realize but I ran into one of the gentleman on a walk along the river and the morning and both fellows are sweet and wonderful. The hot chocolate if you make it right at home can chase the cold or sad out or anyone. Highly recommend stopping in and at least getting yourself a small treat!