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WELCOME TO THE

CASHMERE MUSEUM &

PIONEER VILLAGE

We are open 10 am - 4 pm, every day.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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UPCOMING EVENTS - 2019

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“quilts: A brief history
and how to care for them”
a lecture by dana fobes bowne

Saturday, August 17th at 10:30 am

Join us for a free lecture by Dana Fobes Bowne at the Cashmere Museum as she discusses the history and care of quilts. Dana is currently a guest curator at Northwest Museums Arts + Culture in Spokane, working on an upcoming exhibition on quilts.

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APPLE DAYS 2019
Friday, October 4th @ 6 pm and Saturday, October 5th - Sunday, October 6th from 10 am - 4 pm

Our annual fall family festival will featuring the music of Hank Cramer and Mariachi Huenachi, the acrobats of the Wenatchee Youth Circus, black-powder shoot-outs with the Shootists, face-painting, food, and fun!

The judging of the apple pie contest is at 6 pm on Friday, October 4th. Pie-drop off is noon - 5 pm that same day!

Check back soon for more information!


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TRICK-OR-TREAT IN THE PIONEER VILLAGE!
Thursday, October 31st from 3 pm - 5 pm

Details to come!

Tomorrow, Saturday at 10:30 am! Free lecture on the history and care of quilts @ Cashmere Museum.
Huge thank you to @TacomaScrew for their incredibly generous donation toward the refurbishment of the Stoffel Waterwheel. You guys are amazing and this could not come together without you...literally! And thanks to Becca Cazzanigi, Brad Cazzanigi, and Rich Morneau for taking on this important project. ❤️⛴⛲️🎡 #nationalregister #historicplace #waterwheel #StoffelWaterwheel #BurbankHomesteadWaterwheel
See you tonight at the Cashmere Museum! 🍎🍏
Join us for a lecture by David Benscoter on “The Lost Apples of the Inland Empire,” Friday evening, July 19, 2019 at 5:30 pm at the Cashmere Museum. Mr. Benscoter, a retired federal investigator and current apple detective, will discuss the fascinating history of so-called “lost” apples in Washington State, and his mission to rediscover them through The Lost Apple Project. This lecture is held in connection with the second annual Big Chill Ciderfest, ptrsentrd by @cascadefarmlands, on Saturday, July 20th from 3 – 8 pm at the Riverside Center, as heirloom apples play an important role in cider and perry-making. Admission is free for Museum members and $5 for regular admission. Tickets can be purchased in advance by emailing info@cashmeremuseum.org, or at the door. Some additional information on David Benscoter and The Lost Apple Project: Zach Mazur, “From FBI agent to 'apple detective'” from BBC News World Service, 15 May 2018 (https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0678kyq?fbclid=IwAR1AynpFMiCaj6r-TjAzy_-ceOjX2QIj4NaKIUKw7VibE99aSQKN4PwI1xY). Various stories on David Benscoter and The Lost Apple Project from Spokane Public Radio, 31 May 2018 – 6 June 2019: https://www.spokanepublicradio.org/term/dave-benscoter
Interested in archery and making your own bow? Are you 8-16 years old? Check out WaJam at the Cashmere Museum! July 13th - 14th. Free, but space is limited! Sign up today!
Join us at 8 pm for a free Founders' Day evening event! After the parade, make your way to the Museum to hear excerpts from Lance Brender's forthcoming book "Images of America: Cashmere". Light refreshments will be served after!
Howdy partners! The Pony Express is coming through. 🐎✉️📬 #cascadeloop #ponyexpress @frugalforluxury