A community deeply rooted in agricul­ture, the Tri-Cities proudly celebrates the bounty of harvest with food festivals and markets that are like no other Washington farmers markets.

The history of the Tri-Cities area is strongly influenced by the Manhattan Project during World War II, which brought thousands of people to the local area, and continues to. Bombing Range Brewery wants to bring those people great beer and a welcoming environment! Enjoy high quality brews and a pizza, wrap, or mac’n’cheese for lunch!

This vibrant craft bar is the newest addition to the Bookwalter series. You will find elevated pub fare, craft cocktails and riverfront views here.

Candy Mountain features sweeping views of the area from the White Bluffs along the Columbia River to the Horse Heaven Hills, and from the top, 360-degree views with Mt Adams, Rainier, and Stuart visible on clear days. It is in open shrub-steppe terrain moving from sagebrush to open grasslands. There are two official trails on the mountain at present, open to individuals, mountain bikes, and horses.

Join a local celebration as our region highlights the bounty of harvest and the ushers in the seasonal changes as autumn approaches. Indulge delicious festival fare, make your way through towering corn stalks in one of the PNW's notable mazes, and partake in the many activities centered around fall fun!

Enjoy a wagon ride through the gorgeous Red Mountain vineyards. Roam the landscape that was transformed from desolate desert land to endless lush rows of grape vines known around the world for its quality fruit.

Feel free to stroll through Uptown Richland. Adventures Underground for vinyl; unique knick knacks at Luna Fish; retro games at Sunken Treasures and The Octopus’ Garden for the wild and weird. The Uptown is decorated with colorful murals for great group pics.

Water2Wine Cruises celebrates life and mimosas on Sunday! Come join us for a lavish Sunday brunch cruise paired with scenic views on the Columbia River. Boarding the cruise is as easy as stepping out your front door- since it starts and finishes at the Columbia Point Marina.