68 GRANGER 2025 EVENTS • Cherry Festival (Spring) • Granger Athletic Booster Auction (5/17) • Pickleball Tournament (7/4) • Family Fest (7/12) • Menudo Festival (8/31) • Halloween Festival (10/31) • Christmas Light Parade & Bazaar (12/13) Dinosaur Drive was brought to life almost 30 years ago and now boasts 33 dinosaurs, each crafted by a team of local enthusiasts for your family fun. Doc’s Pizza and Cherry Hill Golf Course serves up delicious pizza using a long-time, beloved recipe along with arcade fun and a nine-hole golf course. Discover delicious, farm-fresh flavors, diversity and dinosaurs in Granger. This small town has a rich history with deep roots in the Yakima Valley’s agricultural heritage. Early residents built their lives around farming and it remains a core part of the Granger community. WHERE DINOSAURS STILL ROAM CITY OF GRANGER DINOSAUR DRIVE HISEY PARK COMMUNITY FESTIVALS Get a taste of farm traditions at the community’s Cherry Festival each spring. Don’t miss the three-day event with the carnival, tasty fair-style foods, and entertainment. You’ll find justpicked, local produce at the Granger Farmers Market every Thursday, 4 to 7 pm, from June to September. Look forward to other events throughout the year! Menudo Festival in August celebrates the community’s Latino heritage. The Halloween Carnival, with its zombie hunt and trunk-or-teat festivities. Add the July 4 Pickleball Tournament to your calendar and share in the holiday spirit at the Christmas Light Parade. Granger’s signature attraction is a must-see family experience! The town is home to 33 life-size dinosaur sculptures in Hisey Park and around the city. Tour Dinosaur Drive and visit the diverse group of dinosaurs, from a brontosaurus and velociraptors to a parasaurolophus and protoceratops! Come for Dino-n-aDay, the first Saturday of June, to help restore and repaint one of the dinosaurs. At Hisey Park you’ll also find several barbecue and picnic areas, a walking path, amphitheater, boat launch for fishing the Yakima River, and even a stocked public fishing pond! On summer days, cool off at the Splash Park at Main City Park. Set aside time to visit the new Granger Museum which includes displays about the area’s history, the community’s Latino heritage and local families of Japanese ancestry who were incarcerated at Heart Mountain Relocation Center in Wyoming during World War II. Learn more at GrangerChamber.net aDINOSAUR DRIVE aHISEY PARK CITY OF GRANGER YAKIMA VALLEY LOCALS’ TOP GRANGER PICKS Local LOVES
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