If you have a passion for history, a taste for fresh fruits and vegetables and an appreciation for local art, then Toppenish is your town. Located in the bountiful Yakima Valley and entirely within the boundaries of the Yakama Indian Reservation, our city of almost 10,000 is adorned with 76 historically accurate murals.

Splashed across buildings throughout town, the larger-than-life murals lead visitors through a vibrant visual history of Toppenish. Take in the sights by horse-drawn covered wagon or stroll on foot to view scenes of culture, wild west and early American ingenuity.

Toppenish is also home to 3 engaging museums. The American Hop Museum chronicles the history of the hop industry and is the only one of its kind in the US. The Northern Pacific Railway Museum, housed in a 1911 depot, takes visitors on a journey back to the days of steam-driven locomotives. The Yakama Nation Cultural Center is filled with exhibits that celebrate the region's first residents.

Toppenish was named one of the 20 best places to live in the West by American Cowboy Magazine, and the town loves to celebrate its unique qualities and attractions with popular events and festivals throughout the year.

The thrilling Toppenish  Rodeo takes place over Independence Day each year and culminates with a large parade on the 4th of July.  

The first Saturday and Sunday after Thanksgiving and then the first three Saturdays and Sundays of December the Northern Pacific Railway Museum presents the Toy Train Christmas and fills the town with Christmas cheer.

The annual Lighted Christmas Parade is each year the first Saturday following Thanksgiving.

Situated in Wine Country, Toppenish is within miles of award-winning wineries, lush vineyards, and friendly family farm stands. Tour Wine Country and sample fresh produce by day, then cash in on your luck at Legends Casino, a full service gaming facility less than 1 mile from town.