New in the Museum Store
Find this Sally Bag by Robin Rankin Coffin, and other new items in the Museum Store.
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A Song to the Creator: Traditional Arts of Native American Women of the Plateau
by University of Oklahoma Press Also contains eight images of artifacts from the Yakima Valley Museum.
List Price:
$24.95
Our Price:
$24.95
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Treasures from the Plateau
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Exhibit Opening
Sunday, January 11, 2009 2:00pm - 5:00pm
Part of the Yakima Honors Peoples of the Plateau
celebration; a city-wide celebration of the region's Native American
legacy and rich heritage. The events and exhibits are being hosted by
the Larson Gallery, Allied Arts of Yakima Valley, the Yakima Valley
Museum and the Yakama Nation Museum and Cultural Center. The exhibit at
the Yakima Valley Museum features a selection of baskets, beadwork,
parfleches, and horse gear made by Yakama, Klickitat, and Nez Perce
Indians. Opening receptions will be held at the Museum, Allied Arts Center, and Larson Gallery. For more information, visit our website.
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Drawing Room Diversions
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Tickets Still Available Join us for supper and an evening of exciting entertainment provided by the Yakima Symphony and the Yakima Valley Museum.
Now starting our tenth season, each evening is based on a single theme, featuring background
historical commentary and showcasing the talents of the best of
regional musicians (amplified, so all can hear). The setting is
informal, with food and drink available in a comfortable cabaret style
under the Neon Garden, in the Bill & Suzanne Doyle Great Hall of
the museum. The 2009 season will offer four all-new programs; Dinner with the Reeds, The Civil War: Songs & Readings, The Tenth Anniversary Retrospective, and a special performance to be announced in May that coincides with the Spring opening of the new exhibit, The Human Touch.
Tickets for the entire season, which begins January 15, are available by calling 248-0747. For more information, visit our website.
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To access our full Winter 2008-2009 newsletter in PDF format, download it here.
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