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Othello Community Museum is a volunteer run 501(c)3 non profit organization focused on preserving our history and developing an open and inclusive space the Othello community to grow.
The Othello Community Museum is open to the public on Saturdays from 1-4pm and by appointment. Contact us to schedule your next community meeting, we’ve got air conditioning!
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🇺🇸 Our July Chamber Calendar is here! ☀️We hope everyone had an amazing holiday weekend celebrating with us at our Annual Othello 4th of July Celebration! Thank you to everyone who attended, volunteered, sponsored, participated, and helped make this year's event such a success. ❤️🤍💙Now it's time to see what's happening the rest of the month! Take a look at our July Chamber Calendar and mark your calendars for upcoming community events.As a quick heads-up, our office will be closed for the next few days while we catch our breath after one of the biggest events of the year. We'll be back soon with event recaps, photos, and more community updates.Thank you, Othello, for another unforgettable Fourth of July. We appreciate you all!☀️ Enjoy the rest of your summer!#OthelloWA #OthelloChamber #CommunityFirst #SupportLocal #SummerInOthello #JulyCalendar
In 1976, the Lutacaga Elementary School second-grade class created a special American Bicentennial Quilt to celebrate our nation's 200th birthday.Now, 50 years later, in 2026, that quilt is proudly on display at the Othello Community Museum.If you were one of those second graders, come see the quilt you helped make! It's a wonderful opportunity to revisit a piece of your childhood and celebrate this special part of Othello's history. We hope you'll stop by and share the memories!We are open every Saturday from 1pm-5pm
🚨 ‼️ Othello Community Museum Update ‼️ 🚨 With the generous help of Friend of the Museum and local cattle rancher Mike Para, our historic cattle brand exhibit (circa 1900s–1940s) has been carefully relocated and reinstalled. The original display was curated by Bill Morris during his 30-year tenure as Museum President.We moved the branding display to make room for our new Time-Line exhibit created by Freya Liggett. By doing this we are continuing our mission to honor the pioneers of Othello and the region’s early farmers and ranchers.We now have space for six additional historic brands. If your family has a brand to contribute, we’d love to include it. We also welcome donations of branding irons to expand our growing collection.We are open every Saturday from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM.To schedule a private tour, please contact our Project Manager, Rebecca Mohs 509-431-5840.