Arts & Culture
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.