Tri-Cities Guide
Richland
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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!
Richland visitor center for Manhattan Project National Historical Park – free exhibits and ranger ‘Atomic Explorations’ programs on the Hanford atomic story. (B Reactor bus tours paused through 2028.)
Richland youth theatre staging ~5 family-friendly mainstage productions a season, plus year-round acting and musical-theatre classes for kids.
Richland museum devoted to quilting and fiber arts – rotating quilt exhibitions, classes, monthly guild meetings, and a quilting library.
Richland contemporary art gallery and nonprofit spotlighting emerging and diverse artists, with rotating exhibitions and community arts events.
Nonprofit Richland art gallery beside Howard Amon Park – work from 200+ local artists, monthly featured shows, and free admission.
One of Washington’s oldest community theaters, staging plays and musicals on The Parkway in downtown Richland since the 1940s.
The Tri-Cities’ premier museum in Richland – galleries on Ice Age floods, Plateau Tribes, and the Manhattan Project, plus riverfront gardens.
Fused-glass art gallery and teaching studio inside Barnard Griffin Winery, with classes for all levels and glass art for sale.