Museum program invites kids to explore Kittitas

June 22, 2009 by  

Learn to make soap and butter, see the inside of a wind turbine and stargaze at the CWU planetarium. The Kittitas County Historical Museum’s annual summer program Exploring Kittitas County invites youngsters to learn about the region through a series of field trips and hands-on activities. Program registration is $2 per child and events are free, but participants should sign up for events they plan to attend.

For more information, contact the museum at 509-925-3778. Here’s a list of scheduled activities:

  • July 6-11: Pebble Theatre drama workshop
  • July 9: “The Great Race” Centennial Celebration & Parade
  • July 9: Stargazing at the CWU Planetarium
  • July 10: Friday Scavenger Hunt
  • July 11: Geology hike on the Umptanum Creek Trail
  • July 11: Tour the Wild Horse Wind Farm
  • July 14: Tour the CWU Japanese Garden
  • July 15: Ellensburg Police Department tour
  • July 17: Soap making at the museum
  • July 18: Visit Badger Pocket Bison Ranch
  • July 20: Visit CWU green house
  • July 21: Tour Cle Elum Fish Hatchery
  • July 22: Learn about reptiles at CWU
  • July 23: Tour the Wenas Creek Mammoth Dig (Selah)
  • July 24: Tour Thorp Gristmill
  • July 25: Who Wants to be a Pioneer?
  • July 28: Tour the No. 4 Mine in Roslyn
  • July 28: Tour South Cle Elum Deopt
  • July 29: Ellensburg Police Department tour
  • July 30: Tour the Wenas Creek Mammoth Dig (Selah)
  • July 31: Soap making at the museum
  • Aug. 1: Visit Olmstead Place Park
  • Aug. 3: Tour Ellensburg Post Office
  • Aug. 4: Tour Ellensbug Fire Department
  • Aug. 5: Ellensburg Police Department tour
  • Aug. 7: Friday Scavenger Hunt
  • Aug. 8: Saturday Market Scavenger Hunt
  • Aug. 10: Butter making at the museum
  • Aug. 11: Ginkgo Petrified Forest tour
  • Aug. 12: Wanapum Dam tour
  • Aug. 13: Tour the Wenas Creek Mammoth Dig (Selah)
  • Aug. 14: Soap making at the museum
  • Aug. 15: Ginkgo Petrified Forest tour

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