Free events in Tri Cities, WA

Enjoy a Club Share Weekend at Thurston Wolfe Winery for passholders. During the event, passholders get a complimentary wine tasting, plus discounts on bottles, glass pours, and full case purchases. Passes are accepted Friday through Sunday.

Karaoke takes over Whiskey River with KJ Cassandra keeping the music rolling. Share the mic with friends and family while enjoying food and drinks. Admission is free.

Explore the Pasco Farmers Market for local, fresh, community-focused shopping. Pick from an assortment of fruits and veggies and help support area farmers, artisans, and other vendors. It is a welcoming place for a laid-back outing with friends or family. SNAP/EBT users are eligible for up to an additional $50 each month to use on fruits and vegetables through SNAP Produce Rewards. Vendor information is available for those interested in selling at the market.

At Pasco Farmers Market, Chief Scientist CJ is offering kid-friendly science-through-candy fun. Participants who have completed an Academy lesson and share which one they finished along with one thing they learned about the science behind the candy will receive 10 percent off one container of the candy featured in that lesson. For example, those who studied Fusion Clusters can talk about fusion, and those who explored Gamma Burst Crystals can share something about gamma ray bursts. Learn science, earn a reward, and enjoy candy.

Drop in for a free visit to the LIGO Exploration Center. On August 8, you can explore the facility and learn about gravitational waves and the science behind them during open hours from late morning through the afternoon.

Discover practical ways to keep gardening enjoyable and safe as you grow older in an informative class led by local WSU Master Gardener volunteers. The session shares accessible techniques, simple adjustments, and healthy habits that support lifelong gardening. It takes place in the Waterfall Classroom at the Master Gardener Demonstration Garden. This event is free and open to the public, and no registration is required. For questions, call 509-735-3551. WSU Extension is an equal opportunity provider and employer. Requests for reasonable accommodations for disabilities or special needs can be made through the Benton County WSU Extension Office by phone at least two weeks before the event.

Explore East Benton County’s heritage at the Museum at Keewaydin in Historic Downtown Kennewick. Museum Day features free admission and is designed to engage communities in history, arts, and cultural experiences.

SOCO Creative District and FrogPatch Paper & Works partner for a free community art supply swap that invites neighbors to clear out their stashes, discover new to you materials, and support local creativity. All kinds of art supplies are welcome, and everything placed out is free to take. Please bring items that are clean, functional, and packaged in a bag, box, can, or other container. Include instructions if an item requires them. Once supplies are on the tables they are available to everyone. Take only what you will use and leave plenty for others. Kind, respectful conduct is expected as participants explore the many possibilities of art. Disruptive or unkind behavior will result in not being welcomed back. Any items left over will be collected by FrogPatch to share at a future swap. What you pass along today could inspire someone else’s next creation.

This group interval training session targets the whole body and supports gains in strength, stamina, cardiovascular health, mobility, and overall conditioning. Workouts are designed to be adaptable so participants at different fitness levels can train safely and effectively. It is donation based with a pay-what-you-can approach, and everyone is welcome even if unable to contribute.

You do not need to be a trivia expert to take part. Games are free to play and open to anyone who likes playing games and winning prizes. The night features two games, each broken into three rounds modeled after familiar game shows. Expect more than simple Q&A... look for word jumbles, picture rounds, and other twists.

A drive-thru mobile market will provide free groceries for individuals and families, offering fresh produce and shelf-stable items. No appointment and no paperwork are required, simply come by if you could use some support. Service is available for up to 250 households while supplies last. Check the calendar or Facebook for any last-minute updates. Directional signs will be posted at the site once the team arrives to set up, usually about 30 minutes before the start. Mercado móvil en formato autoservicio con alimentos gratis para usted y su familia, con productos frescos y artículos no perecederos. No se necesita cita ni papeleo, solo acérquese si requiere ayuda. La atención se brindará hasta a 250 familias o hasta agotar existencias. Revise el calendario o Facebook para cambios de última hora. Habrá señalamientos en el lugar cuando el equipo llegue para instalarse, por lo general unos 30 minutos antes del inicio.

Test your wits at a lively trivia night at the Hub of Pasco. Form a team of up to six and tackle rounds that span general topics, popular culture, and mind twisting puzzles. Expect plenty of laughs and a chance at bragging rights. Participation is free.

Celebrate the season with a new live music series at Columbia Gardens Artisan Village featuring talented local performers. Play games and enjoy food, wine, beer, art, and more while you listen. The setting is family friendly, and both the music and the games are free.

Mid-Columbia Libraries presents a themed LEGO building contest at Moonshot Brewing, where teams of up to six people create original builds under a 60-minute time limit. This edition features Dinosaur Destruction to mark the wrap-up of the Summer Reading Challenge, inviting scenes that imagine what befell the dinosaurs when they did not embrace reading. Every team receives an identical set of LEGO bricks and may only use those pieces, and each creation must fit completely on a baseplate. Looking at other teams’ builds or searching for instructions online is not allowed. Each team also gets two spins on the LEGO Wheel of Chance to add a twist. Champions will be announced and prizes awarded. There is no cost to participate, and all bricks are provided. To help everyone take part, participants may be grouped into teams and partial teams may have additional members added. Rule breakers face the playful penalty of walking barefoot across a bed of LEGO bricks.