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Kennewick
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Going out in the Tri-Cities often begins with a relaxing drink after work and then quickly escalates to a wildly exciting night! Tri-Cities unpretentious bar scene and vibrant night life provide endless opportunities to either enjoy cocktails with friends or dance the night away to the sounds of music that make you move!
Creative studio and art gallery in Historic Downtown Kennewick – a design practice plus a rotating gallery of local and regional art.
Locally owned art gallery and custom framing shop in Historic Downtown Kennewick – original work by area artists plus expert framing.
Kennewick outdoor memorial built around a ~30-foot steel beam recovered from the World Trade Center – a free place of reflection, with an annual 9/11 service.
Kennewick veterans memorial in Columbia Park – a 40-foot granite monument (said to be the tallest freestanding granite in the U.S.) honoring those who served.
Active Ice Age mammoth dig near Kennewick run by nonprofit MCBONES – reservation-only guided tours (mid-April–October, ~$10) of the Dig House and open excavation.
Kennewick’s fully restored 1910 Charles Carmel carousel – 45 museum-caliber hand-carved horses (plus a Cougar and a Husky) in a year-round pavilion.
Kennewick’s history museum in Keewaydin Park (formerly East Benton County Historical Museum) – famous petrified-wood floor, Native American and pioneer artifacts, and local WWII/Manhattan Project history.