Events for December 4 - April 27, 2024

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  • Black Diamond Cemetery

    Black Diamond Cemetery Tour 11 am

    Black Diamond Cemetery 24431 Morgan Street, Black Diamond, United States

    Join us for a "haunting" tour of the historic Black Diamond Cemetery! 11 am to noon. Free.

  • Closed – Thanksgiving Holiday

    Black Diamond History Museum 32627 Railroad Ave, Black Diamond, Washington

    We are closed to allow our volunteers to be with their families and enjoy the Thanksgiving holiday. See us again on November 29th, open from 9 am to 3 pm.

  • Ravensdale Community Meeting – Dec 4

    Come join us for a community meeting to discuss recognizing these 11 historic Ravensdale houses with an honorary designation as a Community Landmark District. 6 PM Park Maintenance Building

  • Hometown Christmas 2025 10 AM – 3 PM

    Black Diamond History Museum 32627 Railroad Ave, Black Diamond, Washington

    FREE for all kids!! Come and enjoy holiday fun. Activities include face painting, arts, a treasurer hunt, Smore's Station, hay wagon ride, visit Santa & MORE! All along Railroad Avenue.

  • Black Diamond Cemetery

    Black Diamond Cemetery Tour 1-2 pm

    Black Diamond Cemetery 24431 Morgan Street, Black Diamond, United States

    Join us for a "haunting" tour of the historic Black Diamond Cemetery! 1pm to 2 pm. Free event thanks to 4Culture of King County and Doors Open grant.

  • Black Diamond Cemetery

    Black Diamond Cemetery Tour 1-2 pm

    Black Diamond Cemetery 24431 Morgan Street, Black Diamond, United States

    Join us for a "haunting" tour of the historic Black Diamond Cemetery! 1pm to 2 pm. Free event thanks to 4Culture of King County and Doors Open grant.

  • Black Diamond Cemetery

    Black Diamond Cemetery Tour 1-2 pm

    Black Diamond Cemetery 24431 Morgan Street, Black Diamond, United States

    Join us for a "haunting" tour of the historic Black Diamond Cemetery! 1pm to 2 pm. Free event thanks to 4Culture of King County and Doors Open grant.