Award-Winning Test Prep & Academic Tutoring in Fairfield, WA

Fairfield's town slogan is "the town that celebrates Flag Day." The Flag Day celebration includes a parade, a charity a bike ride, and local High School class reunions. The town is home to the Fairfield Museum, which explores the history of the area. You can visit the museum and see the many local historical artifacts, antique items from area businesses, antique farm tools and equipment, and old photographs of the town and its residents. You can also read local books, newspapers, articles, magazines, notes, and school yearbooks of years past. Housed on a local family farm, the Lost Dutchman Museum has a great deal of American history stored in a building on the farm. The main feature for the "town that celebrates Flag Day" is the 46-star American flag. The museum is free and open to the public. There are no set open operating times. You can just stop by and knock on the door. If someone is home, they will give you a tour. The museum got its name from an old sign the owner came across and has displayed at the museum.

The small town offers residents a community center to gather for parties, weddings, meetings, and special events. The center includes a full kitchen, lower level seating for a game room, and an upper level area able to accommodate 200 people. The center is available to rent for private parties or events.

Is your goal to attend Gonzaga University or Whitworth University in nearby Spokane? A tutor in Fairfield, WA, is available to potentially help you improve in all of your classes.