Celebrate National Pollinator Week at Clark Public Utilities first-ever Pollinator Festival on June 24 from 10am to 4pm. More than 25 agencies, organizations, universities, artisans and local businesses are participating in this free outdoor festival located at our Operation Center at 8600 NE 117th Ave, Vancouver, WA. Festival visitors can take a pollinator garden tour with our friendly staff and learn how to provide food and habitat for the many varieties of pollinators native to Clark County. Doug Tallamy, professor and best-selling author of […]

AC Family Tutoring is offering free ice cream to families with kids and teens June 24 at 4:00pm-5:30pm. Come see what we have to offer!

We are thrilled to invite you to a sizzling summer celebration. 5-10pm DJ Danny Merkury and friends will be bringing the good music and vibes all afternoon! Our vibrant patio offers the perfect atmosphere to kick back, relax, and soak up the summer sun. Entry to this party is completely free! Enjoy a refreshing selection of drinks from our bar and indulge in delicious food from our kitchen. We are an all-ages venue :)

From beautiful Craftsman homes to towering Gothic churches, the residential neighborhoods of downtown Vancouver are full of wondrous sights and stories. This Saturday we’ll explore one of Vancouver’s oldest neighborhoods, Esther Short. Wander Clark County summer walking tour series occurs most Saturdays from June thru August at 9am. For a full list of tours go to cchmuseum.org/programs-events/walking-tours

Clark County Historical Museum invites the public to join CCHM collections manager, Liza Schade, as she presents “Behind the Scenes: CCHM Collections Show & Tell” for July’s CCHM Speaker Series. The event will occur on Thursday, July 6, 2023 in person at the Clark County Historical Museum (1511 Main Street, Vancouver, WA 98660). Doors open at 6 p.m. and the event begins at 7 p.m. For nearly 60 years the Clark County Historical Museum has been encouraging an understanding of how local history shapes […]

One of the oldest incorporated communities, Parker’s Landing began in 1845 when David C. Parker staked his claim amongst the Chinook-speaking Indigenous community and named the area Parkersville. By the 1870s, merchants had purchased much of the land neighboring Parkersville, giving rise to the community known today as Washougal. Wander Clark County summer walking tour series occurs most Saturdays from June thru August at 9am. For a full list of tours go to cchmuseum.org/programs-events/walking-tours

Join us for a live rock block party to benefit the Walk to End Alzheimer's SW Washington. Free entry. Donation opportunities will be available. Shanahan Pub & Grill will donate $1 from each signature purple drink purchased.

NO COVER. Minimum $15 purchase recommended. Limited seating -reservations highly recommended! 360-326-3077 Max 10 per group. Light food plates available. No outside food please. No minors on event nights. We will not offer standard tastings during music events, only bottle and glass pour wines available during music. Local craft beer, coffee and non-alcoholic beverages available. Don't forget to take a few bottles home!

History on Tap is back! Come raise a glass with Clark County Historical Museum and Kiggins Theatre as we explore the history of the Pacific Northwest! Now entering its fifth season, History on Tap looks at how the past influences our present and informs the future. It’s built on the premise that history didn’t end on some dusty date on the calendar, but is a dynamic story where every person is an active participant. Clark County Historical Museum welcomes historian and author Katrine Barber […]