With more than 85,000 residents, Kennewick is the largest of the Tri-Cities communities. Founded in 1884 as a rail stop along the Columbia River, it was transformed (like much of the region) by the people pouring into the area to work at Hanford nuclear plant, one of three Manhattan Project sites in the US.
About 84,389 people as of 2023.
62.8% homes are owner-occupied (according to Census data).
Walk Score of 36/100. Bike Score of 40/100 (according to Walkscore.com).
Kennewick School District
Three Rivers Convention Center has 75 000 sqft of flexible meeting space including a multi-purpose room a towering glass foyer eight breakout rooms and an executive boardroom. The Three Rivers Convention Center is equipped with wireless internet access and endless audio-visual amenities that would exceed any meeting planner's expectations.
Tri-City Water Follies have been thrilling fans for many decades as hydroplanes zip across the water during the Columbia Cup. Watch the hydroplane races, enjoy an air show, meet hydroplane drivers, explore vendor booths, and have endless fun along the Columbia River at this family-friendly event.
The Gesa Carousel of Dreams is a world-class piece of art you can ride, touch, and feel. The carousel is a treasure for all generations to visit and enjoy. Its 44 horses have been lovingly restored to a museum caliber and is open year round. The carousel features concessions and state of the art banquet facilities.
The Toyota Center is a beautiful, multifunctional facility and is available for conventions, special events, trade shows and concerts and is the home of the Tri-City Americans major junior ice hockey team. The center features a fully equipped lounge and restaurant area providing a perfect place to hold smaller meetings, receptions and hospitality functions.