Renton History Museum

The program begins with an illustrated introduction to the war's themes before offering a "Reader's Theater" - a script that is read aloud together, allowing participants to speak the history they are discovering. Courtesy of Humanities Washington.

Learn just how crucial knitting was to the World War I war effort, as those at home learned how to knit for victory. Whether you're a master knitter or a beginner, come learn how to contribute knitted goods to charity, or just relax and work on a private project. Light refreshments will be served. This program is in partnership with Makers Mercantile, which will be providing yarn and needles. Registration required. This event is being held in conjunction with the…

View temporary and permanent exhibits at the Renton History Museum, which is located in an historic Art Deco firehouse. Free parking in front and back of the Museum. The Museum offers free admission days on the first Wednesday and third Saturday of every month.

Join Anne Rutherford and Norm Brecke for family-friendly spine-tingling tales of ghosts and goblins and things that go bump in the night. You'll be done in time to go to the Olde-Fashioned Halloween Faire in Downtown Renton. Costumes encouraged!

View temporary and permanent exhibits at the Renton History Museum, which is located in an historic Art Deco firehouse. Free parking in front and back of the Museum. The Museum offers free admission days on the first Wednesday and third Saturday of every month.

Come to the Renton History Museum on Armistice Day as the Museum closes out the exhibit with an exploration of the finer points of Renton's involvement in World War I. From noon to 3 PM, exhibit curator and Director Elizabeth Stewart will give a mini-talk every hour on the hour. Light refreshments will be served.

View temporary and permanent exhibits at the Renton History Museum, which is located in an historic Art Deco firehouse. Free parking in front and back of the Museum. The Museum offers free admission days on the first Wednesday and third Saturday of every month.

Join Haida storyteller, author, artists, singer and dancer Sondra Segundo for an hour of songs and stories in celebration of Native American Heritage Month. Most recently, Segundo has published two children's picture books - Killer Whale Eyes and Lovebirds - The True Story of Raven and Eagle.

View temporary and permanent exhibits at the Renton History Museum, which is located in an historic Art Deco firehouse. Free parking in front and back of the Museum. The Museum offers free admission days on the first Wednesday and third Saturday of every month.