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Bryan Ohno Gallery

The Bryan Ohno Gallery has been exhibiting curated art works in Seattle, Washington, since 1996. This gallery focusses on contemporary art representation, but also exhibits works which have an organic feel like death,sexuality,language etc. This gallery also organizes public and private art projects around the city. The recent representations include Weyerhaeuser’s art collection for the new world headquarters, and the the Spiral Art Project by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Read More

Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture is located on the University of Washington campus in Seattle. Founded in 1885, it is the oldest museum in Washington state. It houses over 16 million artifacts and specimens, some of which are among the largest collections in the United States. The museum’s mission is to share its knowledge of science and culture, and document and preserve heritage.

Encircled by a forest setting, Camp Long is a 68-acre park in West Seattle that allows its visitors to enjoy hiking in a scenic atmosphere. The campground has cabins for overnight camps, with rock climbing, and fire rings on each campsite. There are over 10 cabins, two picnic areas available at the campground. This camping site is also an education center that provides environmental education and rock-climbing classes.

Cape Disappointment State Park has over 130 standard campsites, 50 RV- full hookup sites, 16 partial-camping sites, five primitive hiking /biking trail campsites. Fronting the Pacific Ocean the campground spreads across 2000- acres of land. Each campsite is installed with picnic tables and fire pits. The campground fronting the Pacific Ocean has over 6 miles of hiking trails for the visitors. With a plethora of recreational activities the campground also facilitates an amphitheater, Museum, etc., Other activities include fishing, boating, bird watching, crabbing, and much more. Read More

Carl S. English Jr. Botanical Garden came into existence in 1956 in the neighbourhood of Queen Anne and Kerry Park. The garden is a seven acre botanical area made as per English landscape style exhibiting a fuchsia display and seasonal lilies. With more than 500 species, 1,500 plant varieties like oaks, Mexican pies, fan palms, roses etc., the garden is truly a learning voyage for every visitor. Do explore the rarest plants like fame flower, bitter root, spring beauty and waterside plantings in the garden to make it even more enthralling. Read More

Chabad-Lubavitch is known worldwide for its excellent achievements as a religious educational organization. It has several branches all over Washington with one of the centers in Seattle. Chabad-Lubavitch not only welcomes the Jewish community members but also individuals from the Non-Jewish communities. The main motive of this organization is to reach out to people and help them enhance their spiritual, ethical and moral lives. The center hosts various programs where individuals can learn the true meaning of humanity. Read More

Owned by Pierce County, the Chambers Bay golf course opened for play in the year 2007. Designed by Robert Trent Jones II, this golf course nestles in University Palace on the Puget Sound. It is an 18-hole par 72 golf course that extends over 7000 yards with uneven terrain and beautiful landscape. With fairways lined with fescue grass and windswept dunes, make it one of the finest golf courses in the region, which is open all year round. The golf course also has a driving range, Chambers Bay Golf Academy, banquet facilities, and more. Read More

Chihuly Garden and Glass is an exhibition dedicated to a large portion of American glass sculptor Dale Chihuly’s works. The exhibit includes eight interior galleries and three drawing walls tracing the trajectory of Chihuly’s significant series of work, a garden, and a theatre. The 40-foot tall Glasshouse with installations of red, orange, yellow, and amber palette is the centerpiece of the exhibition. Other than these, it also features a gourmet collection of food at the Art Plaza and Collections Cafe. Read More

Located in Downtown Seattle, the Christ Our Hope Catholic church welcomes all and intents to spread Christianity faith, hope, and love through their vibrant celebrations, evangelization, and outreach programs. The church has a nice community of people that makes everyone feel welcomed and at home.

Located near Ashford, Washington, Christine Falls is a 69-foot high waterfall that is known for its lower drop that attracts a lot of photographers to capture the perfect shot. The waterfalls are named after Christine, daughter of P. B. Van Trump. It is also the most easily accessible falls in Mt. Rainier National Park. The lower drop of the falls has the historic Christine Falls Bridge that sets a powerful frame to the entire area. The upper tier of Christine Falls isn’t easily visible, but this is a pure gem that leads to paradise. Read More