Jessica Drake

3 weeks ago | tri-cityherald.com | Jessica Drake

250605-go-don-02.jpgFormer photo editor for The Wenatchee World Don Seabrook poses for a portrait in his Living Images exhibit May 29 at the Wenatchee Valley Museum and Cultural Center. The grand opening for the exhibit is June 6 and it will display through Oct. 3. "Remember that I was working for a newspaper, so in that realm, I was also working for the community, I found," said Don Seabrook, retired photojournalist with 40 years at The Wenatchee World.

3 weeks ago | wenatcheeworld.com | Jessica Drake

“Remember that I was working for a newspaper, so in that realm, I was also working for the community, I found,” said Don Seabrook, retired photojournalist with 40 years at The Wenatchee World. From tens of thousands of images, he’s picked a few favorites to share with the community again — printed large at the museum. The “Living Images” exhibit at the Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center, 127 S. Mission St., features Seabrook’s curated collection of photos.

3 weeks ago | wenatcheeworld.com | Jessica Drake

Most of the regional musicians who play at the winery tasting rooms and bar lounges of the valley only need a guitar and microphone. The versatile instrument can cover many genres, mostly rock 'n' roll and country around these parts. Some singer-songwriters make original music, but a lot feel no need to reinvent the wheel, happy to play their own renditions of crowd favorites from history's hits.

3 weeks ago | wenatcheeworld.com | Jessica Drake

Find fun ways to get moving in North Central Washington for the week of June 5-11. Classes in Tai Chi, yoga, dance, ice skating and mountain biking are healthy for the body and good for the spirit. To stay still, test your smarts with a trivia team. Pride month begins with a festival in Chelan’s park and adventure rides in Leavenworth.

1 month ago | thenewstribune.com | Jessica Drake

IMG_0675.jpgConservation Northwest instructors discuss bear safety with Wenatchee Valley Museum and Cultural Center campers in summer 2024. Young explorers embark on a journey of discovery with four weeks of STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math) focused camps at Wenatchee Valley Museum and Cultural Center. Each camp blends hands-on activities with imaginative themes, from robotics to mythology.