Methow Valley Interpretive Center
The Methow Valley Interpretive Center’s mission is to create, fund and operate an interpretive center that recognizes the inhabitants of the Methow Valley prior to European colonization. Founders Glenn and Carolyn Schmekel looked for ways to give the descendents of the Methow Tribe a place where they could bring their children and say “here is our story, here was where we lived.
The center offers displays related to the original Native American inhabitants of the Methow Valley, as well as the geology and natural history of the Methow Valley.
Admission is free – donations are appreciated.
Annual Calendar of Events
The Methow Valley Interpretive Center hosts many informative and fun events and presentations throughout the year, from March through October. Our monthly Last Sunday presentations are held on the last Sunday of each month with different speakers and presentations. Please visit our Facebook page and/or our website www.methowvalleyinterpretivecenter.com for details and updates on events.
Contact
T: (509) 997-0620
E: mvinterpretivecenter@gmail.com
Find MVIC on Facebook
Location/Hours
Building B – 210 5th Ave
Open by Appointment