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Attractions
Art and Artists Galleries
The Old Hotel Art Gallery. 33 Larch, Othello, WA 99344. Phone: 509-488-5936. E-mail
Fairs
Adams County Fair. Phone: 509-488-2871.
Farmers Market
Othello Farmer's Market. Pioneer Park on Main Street and 4th Avenue, Othello, WA.
Festivals and Events
American Fiesta Amistad. Phone: 509-750-3206. E-mail
Othello Rodeo. 821 S. Reynolds Road, Othello, WA 99344. Phone: 509-488-2604.
Othello Sandhill Crane Festival. 449 E. Cedar, Othello, WA 99344. Phone: 509-488-2802; Toll-free: 1-866-726-3445. E-mail
Othello Spud Run. On Main Street, Othello, WA.
Museums and Exhibits
Othello Community Museum. 3rd and Larch, Othello, WA 99344. Phone: 509-488-2268.
Scenic Drives
Coulee Corridor Scenic Byway. (National Scenic Byways website.)
State Parks
Wildlife Refuge
Columbia National Wildlife Refuge. 735 E. Main Street, Othello, WA 99344. Phone: 509-488-2668.
The refuge provides a habitat of 23,000 acres in the famous Channeled Scablands of the Columbia River Basin featuring numerous small to medium-sized lakes surrounded by sagebrush and grassy uplands, canyons, and buttes. The refuge is a interring area for an average population of more than 100,000 ducks (mostly mallards) and Canada geese. Some mallards, redheads, and cinnamon teal nest on the refuge along with various song, water, marsh, and shorebirds, and many hawks and owls. View birds by canoeing through the network of lakes, or from the interpretive foot trails, or the scenic auto tour.
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Discovering Washington Wines: An Introduction to One of the Most Exciting
Premium Wine Regions by Tom Parker. September, 2002, 168 pages, Paperback. Washington is the second-largest producer of wine in the U.S. and is
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The Pacific Northwest Berry Book by Bob Krumm. June 1, 1998, Paperback, 1st Edition (guidebook).
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