We were fortunate to visit with this music group pre-covid. Thr class size was just right for the…read moreamount of children/ parents per instrument. It was held at the Richland Community Center such nicely overlooks the Columbia River at Howard Amon park. We stayed on their mailing list during Covid and kind of lost interest as the government mandated everyone wear THREE MASKS if they were going to be singing together per their email. Through no fault of their own, I just couldn't justify bringing the toddlers to visit if they couldn't see my lips moving for that developmental aspect. We watch Songs For Littles at home on TV sometimes if we aren't singing and playing instruments without other's guidance. Overall, it's a great company and it was fun for both parents and children. I do give them five stars.

Pretty awesome course for beginners a a experienced disc golfers. You can choose…read moreFrom 1 of 3 courses

I highly recommend Garlands Gym. My 4 year old granddaughter started a few months ago and she loves…read moreit! She's constantly asking when is gymnastics day? Coach Erin and Coach Maddie are amazing with the kids, oh the patience they have! They encourage each child to partake in all activities, and make it fun by creating obstacle courses which involve climbing, jumping, tumbling, walking on the balance beams, swinging on the bars, and so much more! Everything is organized, clean and just an all around great experience. Cherri Harrington

The instructors are great. I don't love the billing practices, however, and there are no make up…read moredays for missed days or holidays; even if you know you'll miss a day, way in advanced. As a member of the community, our family tries hard to support local businesses, esp those hit hard by Covid. Some grace and understanding re changes in business practice is due. But that street goes both ways. At the end of the day, Garlands is a service to the community, and I'd like to see more consideration for members of the community as such.

I'm pretty much a novice when it comes to Disc/Frisbee golf (I don't even have my own gear---I…read moremooch), but I've come to like it. The course at Columbia Park is pretty nice. The course consists of 18 holes which are tucked away in a nice portion of Kennewick's Columbia Park. There are all kinds of cool obstructions to deal with (lots of trees, bushes, long grass, water, dogs, drunk golfers, etc.). I was surprised by all the golfers who play here--who woulda known. oh, the other thing I should mention is that one must really keep track of their discs. There are tons of "disc black holes" here, so make sure to keep eagle eyes on your frisbees, and to use those fluorescent day-glo-colored discs. Other than that, have fun out the course!

I love coming down here to walk my dogs, or go for a stroll myself. I have yet to try this disc…read moregolf. Everytime I drive by it is usually packed. So like golf I don't like going if it's too busy. But one day I will give this a go :)

We went here last night and we really enjoyed it! Lots of fun games to choose from. Neither of us…read morehave golfed much before, so it was nice to have a more controlled environment to practice in. The prices seemed very reasonable to us, especially seeing as you can have multiple people per bay. The pizza looked really good too, but we didn't try any. Definitely will be coming back to play more and try the pizza!

Service: Awesome Sim:Awesome…read moreDrink Selection: Up and coming but good now! Atmosphere: Awesome Put some music in the background! First time here and I live close by. Might be my new go to spot to just even hit a few shots during the winter. Owner was the only one working and did a great job assisting us through the whole thing. Even bought lessons for my wife while I was there. I have a home simulator but just the atmosphere is great and would rather be here on a Friday or Saturday than in my garage.

A great place to take a minute and enjoy a beautifully refurbished carousel with family and…read morefriends. Great volunteers and lots of fun!

Great fun for the family. It is not expensive to ride. They also make a game of taking rings while…read moreriding. If you get the brass ring, you get a free ride. Have some family fun and go for a ride.

This was my first time trying Ax Throwing so I didn't know what to expect. It's sorta like dart…read morethrowing with more testosterone and less alcohol involved. There were 4 of us throwing for our first time and our host was very nice explaining everything and even adding a Throwing Star as an option to try. Some of the games worked better for me using the star but I really liked the Ax. We had an hour and it was about the right amount of time. Bullseye also has a paintball room in back but we didn't venture back there as there were private parties ongoing. This is a good place to try and is in a very retro shopping area of Richland. Quaint shops abound. I will definitely try this "new" sport again one day.

No reason not to give this place 5 stars. Took my twins for their 9th birthday played a game of…read moreLazer tag. Reasonably priced. 3 games for $25 games are 10 mins ea. Small space but big enough to do what needs to be done! Teach your kids whose boss lol. I recommend stopping by.

One of my friends mentioned this park to me. The nearest park to me is Stevens Park…read more(http://www.yelp.com/biz/stevens-park-richland), but a friend told me about this one (it's not too far from my crib-ity crib). I went here strictly to get my cross country ski legs back in order. I carved a large loop around the perimeter and went back and forth along the loop. It was a nice flat workout (although one of the neighbor dogs barked at me every time I passed by). It was dark when I was skiing, but it looks like this place has a playground, basketball court and a pool.