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December 2018
Leavenworth photographer highlight of First Friday Art Talk
The First Friday art tour for August focuses on the work of Leavenworth photographer Marc Dilley at 5:30 p.m. Friday, Aug. 2. Dilley's work combines raw images from the wilderness with an interpretation based on his own emotional impressions in the final edit to capture the splendor of the natural world. These tours and live performances occur on the first Friday of every month, coinciding with Link's offering of free First Friday service on its 1, 7, 8E, 8W, 11… Continue Reading Leavenworth photographer highlight of First Friday Art Talk
Find out more »Minimalist painter highlighted in Arts Talk
Join us for an examination of the work of minimalist painter John McCabe at 5:30 p.m. Friday, July 5, exhibiting at Two Rivers Gallery. McCabe draws on a vast array of life experience in his work including art excursions through central Mexico, public school teaching and fish buying. These tours and live performances occur on the first Friday of every month, coinciding with Link's offering of free First Friday service on its 1, 7, 8E, 8W, 11 and 12 routes… Continue Reading Minimalist painter highlighted in Arts Talk
Find out more »100 Years of Apple Blossom
Wenatchee Valley Museum Curator of Exhibits Kasey Koski leads this talk highlighting an exhibit celebrating 100 years of Apple Blossom at 5:30 p.m. Friday. June 7. This historical display includes everything from gowns and crowns to pins, sheet music and photography. Guests will meet at Columbia Station and ride a link Transit bus to the museum. These tours and live performances occur on the first Friday of every month, coinciding with Link's offering of free First Friday service on its… Continue Reading 100 Years of Apple Blossom
Find out more »Sultan Sculptor featured in First Friday Artswalk Talk
Educator and Beauty of Bronze Coordinator Rozanne Lind leads this fun and interactive talk featuring the work of prolific Sultan sculptor Kevin Pettelle in his latest exhibit at Wenatchee Valley College's Robert Graves Gallery at 5:30 p.m. Friday, May 3. Pettelle is the resident artist for the Wenatchee School District's Beauty of Bronze program. Tour guests will board the Current B bus at Columbia Station for the short ride to the college campus. These tours and live performances occur on… Continue Reading Sultan Sculptor featured in First Friday Artswalk Talk
Find out more »Mini-lesson highlight of First Friday Artswalk tour
Popular art instructor Chester Ferrell leads a short hands-on mini lesson and talk at the Wenatchee Valley Museum at 5:30 p.m. Friday, April 5. This will be a chance to take a closer look at a few hand-picked pieces from the Regional High School Art Show in a fun, relaxing environment. Guests will meet at Columbia Station before boarding a bus to the museum. These tours and live performances occur on the first Friday of every month, coinciding with Link's… Continue Reading Mini-lesson highlight of First Friday Artswalk tour
Find out more »Family bus tour features Winnie the Pig sculpture garden
Meet up at Columbia Station for a ride on the No. 5 bus to visit the Winnie the Pig sculpture garden in Wenatchee's Community Education Garden. Tour starts at 9:30 a.m. Friday, April 19. Play a plant sensory and seed identification game. Finish the day with some play time at Rotary Park. Pack a picnic lunch and make a day of it or catch the next No. 5 Bus back to the station. Guided tour ends at 12:30 p.m.
Find out more »Celebrate spring with a sculpture tour
Design your own pasta sculpture at Columbia Station before taking a ride on the C Bus to the Riverwalk Bridge, a connection to the Art on the Avenues Sculpture Garden. Tour starts at 9:30 a.m. Friday, May 24. Create your own leave-behind sculpture before heading back to the station from Pybus Public Market via the B Bus. Guided tour ends at noon. These free monthly tours are designed for children and their caregivers seeking ways to explore North Central Washington… Continue Reading Celebrate spring with a sculpture tour
Find out more »Sweet Ride features Liberty Orchards Tour
Hop on Bus 22 at Columbia Station to take the sweetest tour of the Cascade Loop to see how candy is made in Cashmere’s Aplets & Cotlets Candy Kitchen. See how these candies are made from hand-sorted nuts to hand-packed boxes and taste-test delicious samples fresh from the factory. Liberty Orchards was founded in the 1920s by Armenian immigrants Armen Tertsagian and Mark Balaban, who created the original Aplet, made with locally grown apples and walnuts. Return to Columbia Station… Continue Reading Sweet Ride features Liberty Orchards Tour
Find out more »Bus tour highlights Cashmere Museum and Pioneer Village
Take a ride on Bus 22 from Columbia Station to the Cashmere Museum and Pioneer Village. Tours starts at 9:30 a.m. Friday, Oct. 25. A blacksmith shop, church, school and apothecary are among the 20 structures open for exploration in this museum’s extensive Pioneer Village. The tour includes hands-on activities designed to enhance the learning experience. Each cabin is furnished with antiques from the late 19th and 20 centuries. The museum features 13,000 feet of exhibit space filled with displays… Continue Reading Bus tour highlights Cashmere Museum and Pioneer Village
Find out more »Take a ride on the bus, and the railroad
Board the C Bus at Columbia Station to traverse the Riverwalk Bridge on the way to experience a ride on the Wenatchee Riverfront Railway. Tour starts at 10:30 a.m. Friday, Sept. 20 at Columbia Station. This popular destination has delighted young and old for 30 years. Take the B Bus from Pybus Public Market back to the station. Guided tour ends at noon. These free monthly tours are designed for children and their caregivers seeking ways to explore North Central… Continue Reading Take a ride on the bus, and the railroad
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