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We are pleased to share with you exclusive and unique dinner cruises and events that showcase Northwest wines, fine cuisine, and majestic journeys on the Columbia River. Bring your friends, families, and appetites. We pride ourselves on providing decadent fare for every food preference –from vegan to meat lover. ​See you on deck!

The REACH is a gateway to the region's stories with exhibits, tours, programs and year-round special events.

Country Mercantile is family owned and operated and began as a small produce stand offering seasonal fruits and vegetables. Today you will find an amazing selection of the Northwest's finest gourmet foods and the most decadent handmade chocolates and fudge made with country love straight from their kitchen.

LIGO seeks to open a new window on the universe using the world's largest laser interferometers to detect gravitational waves. Check LIGO's website for tour information. 509-372-8106

The Tri-Cities offers the magic of carousel rides at the new Gesa Carousel fo Dreams. The carousel is located adjacent to the Southridges Sports and Events Complex off Highway 395 in Kennewick. The carousel project began in 2002 when our community purchased the 1910 Charles Carmel carousel, which originally operated at the Silver Beach Amusement Park in St. Joseph, Michigan. The 45 hand-carved wooden horses and three chariots have been restored. With their high-flying tails, flowing manes and bejeweled blankets, the pretty prancing ponies invite riders of all ages. Local carvers have added a cougar and a husky in recognition of popular state mascots. The merry-go-round sets on a 50-foot platter and is surrounded by brightly painted rounding boards, featuring photographs by Tri-City photographer, John Clement. The carousel is housed in a glass and wooden structure for year-round operation. The building features a gift shop, concessions, party room, catering kitchen, office and back deck. More than an amusement ride, the Carousel of Dreams also offers visitors a showcase of art and history.

Over two landscaped acres consisting of 20 individual gardens that showcase plants, trees and shrubs that can be grown successfully in the Tri-Cities area. 509-735-3551

The Hanford and B Reactor "story" consists of some of the richest and most significant historical accomplishments in the world. It is the story of a community with a singular commitment to ending World War II, of the Manhattan Project, the world's first full-sized reactor, and the Hanford Reach...the last free flowing, non-tidal stretch of the mighty Columbia River. It is the story of American Indian tradition, early farming techniques, and railroading. It is the story of environmental research and restoration. From the largest remaining shrub-steppe eco-system in the world, to an "Atomic City" built overnight...it is the story of sophisticated advancements carved from a rugged northwest territory. It is a unique story, and one that will capture the hearts and imaginations of all who visit.

Welcome to Red Mountain! Horseback vineyard trail rides in eastern Washington’s Red Mountain AVA. For 2015, you can experience a horse-drawn wagon rides through the vineyards! Wagon rides and wagon-ride wine-tasting, among other fun things!