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4th of July Parade-11am on July 4th
Entry forms are available to the left.
              

            CHAMBER MEMBER
                OF THE MONTH
                Docs on the Green / Cherry Hill Golf Course
                   530 Cherry Hill Rd, Granger
                                                     
509-854-2294
                                     WWW.GRANGERGOLF.COM                                                 
Offering executive 9 golf (cart rentals), mini golf, batting cages, the only full driving range in the area, petal cars, outdoor seating for 160 and the best pizza in the valley. Also serving beer and wine. Go see Randy and Sharon!

 


A wonderful old-west town, 20 minutes south of Yakima, we have it all for old and young alike. Toppenish makes a great side trip for your Wine Country Tour. Our city is gorgeous and will take you straight back to the days of Cowboys and Indians. We have 75 historic murals on the buildings, an old-fashioned soda fountain and the Yakima Valley Rail & Steam Museum. We also have the American Hop Museum, which is the only one of its kind in the country. Also, the Yakama Nation Cultural Center boasts one of the finest Native American displays anywhere.There is also a very large, full-service casino and a fine golf course nearby (year-around). Make a night of it and stay in one of our nice hotels!

Toppenish is a community of approximately 10,000 people located entirely within the bounds of the Yakama Indian Nation.  Toppenish is derived from the Native word "Xuupinish", which means sloping and spreading.

Toppenish's museums, Native American and Western traditions, cultural diversity and 75 historically accurate murals create an inviting atmosphere for anyone with a passion for history.

Toppenish is home to some of the best agricultural land in the world.  Located in the heart of Washington's famed fruit & wine country, Toppenish's average of 300 days of sunshine make it a great place to live and to visit.  We're the BEST OF THE WEST!

 

 

 


 

   

4th of July Parade
Thursday July 4th @11am

Toppenish Rodeo
Friday and Saturday
July 5 and 6
6pm
for more info
topprodeo@gmail.com

 


 


The only museum of its kind in the United States, the American Hop Museum is open Tuesday - Sunday May through October.

American Hop Museum

Sponsored by the Bouchey families - potato growers - this Fred Oldfield mural illustrates how potatoes were harvested before mechanization.

Mural #12
  "At the Peak of Harvest"
In your RV or in a teepee: either way you will wake up in a beautiful setting on the Yakama Nation reservation.

Yakama Nation RV Park

Built in 1911 the classic old depot is now the Northern Pacific Railway Museum. Open from April through December the museum has special events thoughout the year.

Northern Pacific Railroad Depot

Designed by Roger Cooke, this Mural-in-a-Day was painted on the Legends Casino building in honor of the 150th Anniversary of the signing of the 1855 Treaty.

Mural #68
 "Yakama Nation Treaty Signing"
Painted in 1987 under the direction of Phil Kooser, Clearing the Land was the first mural and first Mural-in-a-Day.

Mural-in-a-day
Held in August this art invitational features fine art of the west in a park setting. Free to the public.

Western Art Show

Mural #51 "All Aboard"  Designed by Bill Ross, this depicts a time when Toppenish was a hub of railroad activity. The Cultural Center has much to offer: a gift shop where you can buy locally crafted items as well as items from many native peoples; a restaurant featuring Columbia River Salmon and local wild huckleberries; and a museum with one of the best Native American collections anywhere

Yakama Cultural Center



Toppenish National Wildlife Refuge
Mural #52  " The Marion Drain" Designed by Robert Thomas this Mural-in-a-Day depicts the first flood-control project on the reservation. Gambling has been a favorite activity of many cultures, and The Indian Stick Game by Mavis Willson depicts a game that is still very popular today. For a more modern take on gaming, we have Legends Casino.

Casino Gaming

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