Ledgestone Hotel – Yakima
Do you need help getting to know the place you’re about to visit? Well, we will provide you with a guide and give you some idea of what to expect when arriving in Yakima. Yakima is known as the center of Central Washington. It is known as the central point of business, education, culture, government…
Category Archives: About Yakima
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Knowing Yakima
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Dream Of Yakima While You Wait Out The Pandemic
COVID-19 has everyone homebound, but it will end – so start dreaming about all the things you can do in Yakima when you finally get to visit! Spend some time just admiring the vast views. Hike through the Yakima Valley. You can even visit Umantum Falls. Take a tour of a brewery. Or a winery….
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Museums You MUST Visit in Yakima
May 21st, 2019
Posted in About Yakima, Entertainment, Kid Friendly Activities, Things To Do, Yakima Activities |
Tags: american hop museum, beer, native american, olde yakima letterpress museum, sunnyside, sunnyside historical museum, toppenish, union gap, washington, yakima, yakima nation cultural center, yakima reservation, yakima valley, yakima valley museum
Yakima has a rich and varied history so we’re sharing some of the best museums around for you to explore! Yakima Valley Museum 2105 Tieton Dr, Yakima, WA 98902 Website View this post on Instagram Reposting this picture from earlier bc insta cropped it weird #tryagain #yakimavalleymuseum #sculptureandpainting #canonphotography A post shared by David Mance…
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Fourth of July in Yakima
The biggest Fourth of July event in Yakima happens at the State Fair Park with family-friendly thrills at a carnival, all culminating in an incredible fireworks show. Bring a picnic or indulge in your favorite fair treats from one of the many food vendors. The party starts at noon, and there’s free admission all…
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Yakima Farmers Market
Usher in summer by perusing the weekly Farmer’s Market located at 19 South 3rd. For 19 years, the market has operated from Mother’s Day weekend through the end of October. Sprawling through the streets in front of the Historic Capitol Theater, the market extends as far south as necessary. Open from 9 a.m. –…
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A Weekend to Remember: Memorial Day
Memorial Day weekend ushers in summer throughout Yakima Valley, but it’s also a time to remember soldiers who gave their all. The annual Yakima Memorial Day parade begins at 10 a.m. on Saturday, starting at Yakima and Sixth Avenues. The hour-long event is sponsored by the Marine Corps. In the Lower Valley, you’ll find…
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Cinco de Mayo Fun
May 4 – 6 marks Fiesta Grande in Yakima Valley, the biggest party in wine country. The biggest cultural event in the region celebrates Latinx heritage and culture with restaurants and bars collaborating for a massive, city-wide fiesta. Live entertainment, a carnival, dancing horses, and of course plenty of delicious Mexican cuisine are the…
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Mt. Rainier National Park
You can see the peak of Mt. Rainier from much of the Yakima Valley, and exploring the sprawling, 369-square mile Washington State reserve is a must for outdoor lovers. Just southeast of Seattle, the mountain is capped with snow and glaciers for much of the year, and the 6,400-foot sunrise makes for a stunning start…
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Visit Agriculture Country
Just 50 miles from your Yakima Hotel is the sprawling agricultural destination of Mt. Rainier and Puyallup County. The local Native American tribe “pough-allup” (generous people) inhabited the area for thousands of years, and have been vital in nurturing the natural abundance in the area from nuts and berries to fish and game. Thanks to…
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Yakima Area Arboretum
What better way to usher in the month of romance than with a leisurely hike at the Yakima Area Arboretum? Located on the outskirts of the city limits at 1401 Arboretum Dr., there are 46 acres to explore. Marrying the arboretum with the riparian habitat of the nearby Yakima River, what used to be a…
