25 Feb Join Us! Ribbon Cutting for First Business at Vista Field
KENNEWICK, Wash. – Port of Kennewick invites the community to a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate Blueberry Bridal Boutique’s opening. Blueberry Bridal is the first commercial business to open within the port’s Vista Field redevelopment site. The 4,800-square-foot wedding boutique began offering bridal appointments in late February and will have limited tours following the ribbon-cutting event.
What: Blueberry Bridal Vista Field Grand Opening event
When: Tuesday, March 10 at 11 a.m.
Where: 625 Crosswind Blvd., Kennewick
Blueberry Bridal owner, Amber Keller, was the first to express interest in building at Vista Field. From the start, she has fully embraced the community’s vision and thoughtfully designed the bridal shop as a destination retailer.
Keller offers private appointments for wedding dress shopping in her gallery of designer gowns, veils, headpieces, jewelry and shoes. Blueberry Bridal also supplies suit and tuxedo rentals.
The shop features picturesque windows to take advantage of the natural light, a mezzanine, viewing and photography areas and limited private event space.
Visit BlueberryBridalBoutique.com for more information about the bridal shop’s services or VistaField.com for more details about the emerging regional town center.
About Vista Field
Port of Kennewick is transforming the 103-acre Vista Field site into a regional town center in phases. Located in the heart of the Tri-Cities community – adjacent the Three Rivers Convention Center and Toyota Center – Vista Field has been intentionally designed to create a live-work, mixed-use development filled with inspirational gathering spaces, a linear park with fountains and pedestrian bridges. Phase one opened 20 acres for retail and residential development. The port has sold eight parcels, and two private-sector buildings have been constructed with other development in the works.
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Port of Kennewick is an economic development entity focused on developing assets to create sustainable family-wage jobs, build infrastructure and user-friendly transportation systems and enhance the quality of life within the port district.