Events in Chelan County, WA

A weekend of riding around Lake Chelan features routes along the shore, through vineyards and orchards, and into the surrounding canyons. Each day offers multiple distances, ranging from 37 miles with 2,800 feet of elevation gain to 56 miles with 5,000 feet of climbing. Riders receive on-course SAG support and a planned lunch stop during the rides. Many segments follow the route used for the Lake Chelan Century Challenge held in late summer. Participation is capped at 200 riders for a more social, close-knit experience.

Josiah Bogle performs at the Evergreen Family Wines Leavenworth Tasting Room with a set that blends original music and classic covers, spotlighting vintage pop, rock, and soul through a fresh, modern lens. Requests are welcome, and favorite songs can be requested during the set.

A harvest party at sunset at Larc Hill will feature a performance by Whisky Trail Band. Those who have been missing the group may have a final opportunity to see them in Chelan.

Take part in Salsa and Bachata classes in Wenatchee with social dancing as part of the experience. New dancers are welcome, and those with some prior knowledge can opt for the intermediate level or attend both. The drop-in rate is $15. A partner is not necessary because partners rotate during instruction, and couples who arrive together may stay together. Drinks are available at the on-site bar.

The night starts with Ace of Spades at the club, then shifts into karaoke hosted by DJ Loop. Step up to the mic for beloved oldies and other timeless tunes while channeling your inner lounge singer. Pitch perfection is not required, it is all about singing your heart out and having fun.

Create a personalized cribbage board at NCW Woodshop as you choose hardwood, laminate the board, and drill 391 holes for the pegs. Along the way, learn sanding and finishing techniques. Enjoy a drink and friendly conversation while you work, then take home a handcrafted board with pegs included, ready to play.

Build your woodworking skills in a focused, one hour class dedicated to turning a garden trowel handle. Work at the lathe to shape, smooth, and apply a finish to a custom wooden grip while learning core turning techniques. By the end, take home a completed trowel that is ready for the garden or to give as a gift. Cost is $80 for tuition plus $24.99 for materials.

The event is likely to be on the Island, offering plenty of room for you and your friends at Tsillan Cellars.

Now in its third year, this Community Leadership Summit at the Numerica Performing Arts Center highlights local leaders, shares perspectives from internationally recognized artists, and features performances by hometown talent. Karen Francis-McWhite will open the program, and Mary Lambert is announced as the signature keynote speaker. Openings are available for local performers and for those interested in speaking at the summit. Tickets are not yet on sale, but RSVPs are being accepted and inquiries can be sent to info@outncw.org to join the mailing list.

Create a custom cribbage board at NCW Woodshop. Select hardwood stock, glue up the board, drill 391 peg holes, and practice sanding and finishing techniques. The session includes time to sip and socialize while you work. You will leave with a handcrafted board, pegs included, ready for game night.

Build woodworking confidence at the lathe by creating a custom wooden handle for a garden trowel. Practice essential techniques including turning, shaping, sanding, and finishing. The project is completed in one hour, and you leave with a finished trowel ready for the garden or as a thoughtful gift for a favorite gardener. Tuition is $80, plus a $24.99 materials fee.

Folk singer and songwriter Brittany Jean brings an intimate set to McGlinn's Public House, sharing originals that wander from sunflower fields to the Irish coastline, from wild hearts to a hidden cabin in the north. Based in a small apple town along Washington's Columbia River, she has carried her songs to stages far from home, including the Bluebird Cafe in Nashville and an opening appearance for Three Dog Night in New York City. Her discography includes six studio albums and an EP recorded in Nashville, and the songs Golden Hour, Lightfoot, and Dear Mr. Green from Colors & Covers were finalists in the International Acoustic Music Awards. A seventh album is underway, with this appearance centered on heartfelt, story-driven folk.

A three hour happy hour takes place at Mellisoni on the last Tuesday of the month, featuring the Kilted Crooner.

Settle in at Yodelin Broth Co. in Leavenworth for a relaxed social evening with WVAC. Enjoy a casual atmosphere to meet friendly faces, chat about stargazing and space curiosities, or simply unwind with good company. Experience is not required, whether you have never used a telescope, remember a bit from high school science, or explore the cosmos professionally. Registration is not needed. Stop by, ask the staff where the group is seated, or look for the sign on the table. Attendance varies from a small pair to a group of up to about fifteen, creating an easygoing setting to connect with the local astronomy community.

Now in its second year, the Trailer Schnitzel vintage trailer rally welcomes classic campers, retro-inspired builds, and a limited number of newer trailers. The gathering coincides with Oktoberfest in Leavenworth, Washington, creating a festive backdrop for participants. Amenities include full hookups and a grassy camping area, and all evening activities take place indoors in climate-controlled buildings.

Learn lifesaving skills at a free CPR class hosted by Cascade Medical’s Emergency Medical Services team inside the Leavenworth Fire Station Community Room. Designed for ages 8 and up, this hands-on training teaches effective chest compressions to keep blood circulating when the heart has stopped, and explains how rapid action can double or even triple survival in cardiac arrest. Participants also receive an introduction to automated external defibrillators, including what they are, how they work, and when to use them, along with information about community AEDs and ways to help expand access. Instruction follows the latest American Heart Association updates released in late 2025. Space is limited to 20 people, so to reserve a spot, email cpr@cascademedical.org.

Enjoy an instructional Magic: The Gathering session at the library. Held on the first Thursday of each month, Josh from Core Cards and Collectibles guides participants through the game's fundamentals and gameplay. Beginners are welcome.

Take a leisurely walk through town, then stop by Rhein Haus for dinner and drinks while a kilted crooner performs favorite tunes and takes requests. Enjoy live music with your meal and beverages as the performer plays songs you love and invites new requests.

The Pacific Northwest Beekeeping Conference offers two days of education and networking at the Wenatchee Convention Center, featuring regional breakout sessions with fellow beekeepers, experienced vendors, and speakers from across the country. Dr. Brandon Hopkins of Washington State University delivers the keynote. Presentations are scheduled from Kamon Reynolds of the YouTube channel Tennessee Bees and founder of NAHBE, Dr. David Peck, director of education and research at Betterbee, Frederick Dunn of the YouTube channel The Way To Bee, Adam Pachal, beekeeper and NA technical manager at NA GreenLight Biosciences, and George Hansen, beekeeper and board member of Project Apis m. The program also includes five student talks from the Pacific Northwest. A banquet dinner and auction are planned for the first day, and the conference concludes on the second, leaving room to plan an autumn Oktoberfest weekend in nearby Leavenworth, about a half hour to the north. New WSU-led microscopy workshops provide hands-on guidance in using compound microscopes and in assessing honey bees for Nosema. Seating is limited, with two time slots available during ticket purchase. Microscopes and bee samples are provided, or attendees may bring their own samples preserved in alcohol, with specifications available at purchase. A Speaker Panel Discussion will take audience questions submitted in advance.

An all ages celebration of regional music fills Warehouse 3 Design Centre with live bands, dancing, records, food, drinks, art, and plenty of fun. Organized as a fundraiser for the NCW Arts Alliance, the lineup features Sumguy, Wide Eyes, Umami Dearest, Forest Ray, 23rd Street, Deep Green Sea, Star Anna, Valley Boyz 509, The Timely Tragedy, and Defiant. Please use the alley entrance. Advance tickets are priced between ten and fifteen dollars, with door admission five dollars higher.

Design and craft a resin-accented charcuterie board in a two-session, hands-on class. Start by cutting and preparing the wood, then mix and pour colorful resin to create your pattern. In the second session, return to trim, shape, and sand the board, then finish it with food-safe oil and beeswax. Leave with a unique serving piece perfect for entertaining or gifting. Fee: $145.

Make it a creative evening with a couples woodturning class that covers the fundamentals of working on a lathe. Partners team up to craft a functional piece you can enjoy on future date nights. The fee is $149 per couple, plus the cost of materials.

Pacific Northwest musician Clinton “Dogger” Mullins brings a dynamic solo set to Squirrel Tree Resort, blending heartfelt storytelling with a richly layered sound. He moves from country roots to classic rock, blues, and the heavier side of 90s Seattle, using real-time looping to stack guitars and vocals until one performer feels like a full band. The performance includes songs from his album Atta Bomb alongside originals and well loved covers. With years on stages both big and intimate, his background includes time with Green Jellÿ, Gebular, Higher Soul, and Fishing with Bigfoot, and he delivers a seasoned, energetic presence. Based in Grays Harbor County and a member of the Chinook Indian Nation, he uses his music to support tribal advocacy and to honor deep ties to the region. He also hosts local open mics and tours with Dogger & Friends, underscoring an ongoing dedication to vibrant live music.

Leavenworth Marathon and Half features a Boston-qualifying route with a 1,312-foot net downhill, with no BQ Index needed. After finishing, participants can mark the moment at Oktoberfest in Bavarian Leavenworth. The course is built for speed and set amid mountain and river scenery.

At Leavenworth Ski Hill, Take a Kid Mountain Biking Day introduces young riders to the fun of the trail in a welcoming, family friendly setting. Created by the International Mountain Bicycling Association in 2004 and recognized by the U.S. Congress, this annual event aims to get kids excited about mountain biking. It is a public community gathering for families with riding, games, food, and more. Participation is free and open to all ages and skill levels, and donations are appreciated to support Evergreen’s work building and maintaining trails across the state. Riders are encouraged to bring a helmet and bike, along with snacks or cash for food and drinks. A limited number of extra bikes and helmets will be available. Free food will be offered after riding. For sizing guidance, 16 inch wheels typically suit ages 3 to 7 with heights around 38 to 48 inches, 18 inch wheels suit ages 5 to 9 at 42 to 52 inches, 20 inch wheels suit ages 7 to 13 at 48 to 60 inches, and 24 inch wheels suit ages 10 to 15 at 56 to 66 inches. For bike availability or more information, email caseygibson@evergreenmtb.org.

Build practical skills in an interactive session focused on power tools. Get guided practice with equipment such as saws, drills, sanders, and nailers, explore common wood types, and learn safe techniques along with troubleshooting tips so you can handle DIY projects with greater confidence. The fee is $50.

BassICally brings an energetic live performance to Chelan Ridge Winery in Manson, WA. Expect a wide-ranging set that spans pop, R&B, country, rock, funk, hip-hop, and EDM, featuring hits popularized by artists like Whitney Houston, Amy Winehouse, Etta James, Adele, and more. The winery serves award-winning wines and offers views of Lake Chelan, creating a relaxed setting for the music. Gourmet pizzas, fresh salads, and charcuterie are available to pair with a glass, and the venue is pet friendly.

During the event, München Haus will donate 25% of sales to Cancer Support Community Central Washington. Cancer Support Community Central Washington, previously known as Wellness Place, is a local nonprofit offering no-cost social, emotional, and financial assistance for people affected by cancer and their families. Serving Chelan, Douglas, Grant, and Okanogan counties, the organization provides support groups, patient navigation, and practical resources so people do not have to navigate cancer on their own.

Enjoy a monthly bingo night filled with fun, games, and prizes.

Settle in for an evening of Americana with local favorite Curtis Roy Moore, a singer, songwriter, and storyteller sharing music and tales.

Appleatchee Riders Association hosts a multi day working equitation gathering featuring two USAWE licensed shows and a cattle trial. Competition includes dressage, ease of handling, and speed, with working equitation Levels 1 through 5 offered, and the cattle trial open to Levels 2 through 7. The show is planned outdoors, with the option to move inside if weather requires. A potluck and cocktail hour in the club house will welcome participants, friends, and family, and guests are encouraged to bring a dish or beverage to share. Competitors must hold current USAWE membership and horses must be recorded, with this requirement waived for schooling entries. Fees are set at $250 for one show for both members and non members, with members adding a second show for $125 and non members adding a second show for $150. The cattle trial is $100 for eligible levels. Stabling is $33 per night and includes one bag of shavings, with additional shavings available for $15. Camping with electric and water hookups is $37 per night, and dry camping is $25 per night. Every competitor receives a welcome bag. Ribbons are awarded through seventh place for each division and level, with a prize for first place. High point awards across both shows recognize the top dressage score, top ease of handling score, and fastest speed round. Cattle teams are assigned by show management, with team requests considered based on participation, and cattle trial ribbons are awarded through fifth place for each show. A professional photographer will be on site. Officials include Judge Andre Ganc, r, and Technical Delegate Sarah McColm. Payment in full is required by the posted deadline, and refunds may be available before that date with a doctor or veterinarian note or in cases of extreme extenuating circumstances. For details, contact Show Manager Katie Garrett at 425 422 4799 or kegarrett88@yahoo.com. The Show Secretary is Alexa Maine.

Banned Book Club shines a light on books that have faced censorship, challenges, or bans, offering a forum to explore and support these titles. The Friday session is at capacity. To be added to the waitlist, contact the Wenatchee library at 509-662-5021 or send a message.

BassICally brings a high-energy, genre-spanning live set to Historic Downtown Chelan as part of the Fall into Downtown festivities. The performance moves from pop and country to rock, R&B, hip hop, funk, and EDM, featuring favorite songs popularized by artists such as Whitney Houston, Amy Winehouse, Etta James, Adele, and more.

Make date night creative with a hands-on woodworking class where you will team up to design, shape, and finish custom cutting boards. No experience is required. Fee: $90.

Enter a candlelit soundscape where iconic rock anthems are transformed for a single violin, performed with the power and passion of a full band. Center stage is Blue Violin, a conservatory-trained virtuoso whose appearances include Carnegie Hall and the Sydney Opera House, and whose world tour reaches Australia, Europe, Asia, and the United States. Often compared to a blend of Trans-Siberian Orchestra and Lindsey Stirling, Blue Violin fuses classical mastery with rock-driven energy, adding a cinematic touch to every piece. More than a simple tribute, this immersive program celebrates legendary songs through dazzling technique and a luminous atmosphere.

At Numerica Performing Arts Center, a reimagined Swan Lake blends classical ballet with contemporary light design. Tchaikovsky’s score and familiar choreography provide the foundation, while luminous costumes and inventive lighting trace each movement and turn the stage into shifting patterns of color and feeling. Technology is integrated to support the classical elements rather than replace them. Light, music, and motion come together in a modern presentation of a long-loved work.

This free workshop at the library introduces 3D printing. Learn to design your own projects with no-cost software, get guidance on solving common design issues, and build a strong foundation in 3D modeling basics. Register online to reserve your spot.

München Haus celebrates 25 years with a yearlong anniversary celebration. Each month features giveaways and promotions to mark the milestone. A 25 percent discount on purchases is offered as a thank you to guests. Updates and more details are shared on social media and through the newsletter, with appreciation for the community that has supported München Haus over the years.

Americana singer, songwriter, and storyteller Curtis Roy Moore presents an evening of music and stories. The performance highlights his songwriting alongside narrative storytelling.

An Oktoberfest celebration set in Leavenworth, Washington DC.

Hosted at the Wenatchee Convention Center, this lively luncheon highlights the program’s impact across The Wenatchee Valley. Sponsorships and individual tickets are available. The event raises funds for scholarships, coach training, and facility use, and attendees will hear directly from staff, the board of directors, and the kids. A kid from the program will be seated at each table to answer questions and share personal experiences with The First Tee. Volunteers will receive special recognition during the program. Participation directly benefits the kids served and supports building game changers on and off the course.

Set in Chelan, Washington at The Lookout, this autumn retreat invites a season of letting go, honoring what matters, and rising into what comes next with clarity, trust, and intention. The experience weaves together multiple yoga and meditation sessions, a collective Reiki immersion, two art classes with Terry Valdez, Yoga Nidra paired with sound and breathwork led by Daniel Chism of Steel & Stillness, and a guided hypnosis meditation journey and ceremony with Dr. Leah Spigelman. Time for meaningful connection, intentional journaling, an outdoor hike with accessibility in mind, and a manifestation ritual is included. Nourishing meals, access to The Lookout’s amenities, and optional cold plunges round out the offering, along with generous space to rest, explore, reflect, and simply be. Every activity is optional. Lodging is priced per room and can be shared to reduce individual cost. The Carriage House at 1,444 dollars sleeps two and features a private king suite with a separate entrance, living area and kitchenette, an en suite bath, and a private deck. The Main Level Master Suite at 999 dollars sleeps two and includes a king bed with an en suite ADA bathroom that has extra wide doors and a walk in tiled shower, close to the main living area and patio. The two upper level king suites, each listed at 1,111 dollars, are already booked. The Lower Level Bunk Room is 555 dollars per person, sleeps up to four in extra long twin bunks with reading lights and USB ports, and uses a shared bathroom. Two bunks are currently available. Claire will be staying in the lower level den area. Bringing a friend or two to share a room can further lower individual costs. Registration is handled directly with Claire. A 50 percent deposit holds a place, with the remaining balance due later. Availability is currently noted at about 65 percent sold.

BassICally performs in Historic Downtown Chelan as part of Fall into Downtown, delivering a set that ranges from pop and country to rock, R&B, hip hop, funk, and EDM. The performance includes songs made famous by Whitney Houston, Amy Winehouse, Etta James, Adele, and others.

Set within the tranquil surroundings of the Icicle Creek Center for the Arts, this full-day autumn yoga retreat takes place at Canyon Wren in Leavenworth. Led by Joanna, the experience begins with a gentle arrival period for grounding, intention setting, and meaningful time to connect with the group. The day continues with a balanced mix of active and restorative movement explorations along with guided meditation, offering space for reflection and ease. Open to practitioners of every level and ability.

Succession Sunday offers a relaxed way to close out the weekend at Succession Wines, Lake Chelan style. Dogs, kids, and friends are welcome for a friendly, laid back gathering.

Las Vegas headliner Terry Fator, the Season 2 winner of America’s Got Talent and a comedian, ventriloquist, and singer, brings his all-new 2026 tour, PURE IMAGINATION, to The Town Toyota Center in Wenatchee. This production blends comedy, precise vocal impressions, and a charming ensemble of puppets to celebrate creativity, music, and laughter. The show revisits signature characters such as Winston the Impersonating Turtle, Maynard Thompkins, Vikki the Cougar, and Duggie Scott Walker, while unveiling fresh surprises. It highlights the heart, humor, and musicality that have defined his nearly two decades in Las Vegas.

This two-day, women-only photography workshop explores peak autumn color in the Leavenworth and Lake Wenatchee areas and is designed to help participants build a collection of print-ready images. The group is intentionally small, limited to six, to keep things relaxed and to provide ample one-on-one guidance in a warm, supportive setting. Instruction spans foundational through intermediate landscape skills, with an emphasis on creative composition, handling tricky light, thoughtful post-processing touches, and capturing vivid foliage along mountains and rivers. A brief Zoom session before the weekend covers camera fundamentals so field time is focused and productive. Day one begins at Lake Wenatchee State Park in the soft morning light to dial in settings, talk through gear, and practice composition. The journey continues along Highway 2, stopping at both well-known viewpoints and quieter nooks to frame peak color. After settling into lodging and an early dinner, the evening features a sunset shoot by the river, with an optional after-dark session to photograph Leavenworth at night. Day two starts with sunrise on the river, followed by a relaxed walk through riverfront parks and trails, including Enchantment Park and Blackbird Island. After a midday break, the group visits the Wenatchee River Institute, then heads up Icicle Road to focus on river scenes and long exposures. The workshop wraps in the early afternoon, with the option to revisit favorite spots on the drive out for extra practice. A post-workshop Zoom brings everyone back together to share favorite images, review straightforward editing tips, and receive gentle feedback if desired. Guided shooting, location scouting, and personalized coaching are included, along with pre- and post-workshop instruction. Transportation, lodging, meals, and gear are not provided. Participants are encouraged to bring a DSLR or mirrorless camera, a range of lenses with a wide-angle option, a sturdy tripod, optional filters such as a circular polarizer and a graduated neutral density, extra batteries and memory cards, and comfortable, weather-ready footwear. A detailed gear checklist is provided after registration. Photographers of all experience levels are welcome, and the atmosphere remains low key, encouraging, and community focused throughout.

Meet many of Central Washington’s wedding vendors all in one place. Enjoy breakfast and lunch tacos, coffee, and morning mimosas while live DJs keep the energy up. Look forward to hourly prizes, a tattoo pop-up, and more as you gather ideas for your celebration.

The Kilted Crooner brings an evening of favorites and requests to La Garza Cellars.

BassICally performs live during the Fall Wine Walk in Historic Downtown Chelan, offering a high-energy mix of pop, country, rock, R&B, hip hop, funk, and EDM. The set features crowd-pleasing covers from artists like Whitney Houston, Amy Winehouse, Etta James, Adele, and more, creating a lively backdrop for the celebration.

The Last Tuesday Happy Hour at Mellisoni features a kilted performer taking favorites and requests. The theme focuses on classic Seattle grunge from the 90s presented unplugged, MTV-style.

Experience a live set from Josiah Bogle at the Evergreen Family Wines Leavenworth Tasting Room. The performance blends original songs with classic covers, spotlighting vintage pop, rock, and soul infused with a fresh, modern twist. Requests are welcome, so favorite songs can make it into the mix.

Live music fills OFF The Hill Tasting Room inside Pybus Public Market as BassICally delivers a wide-ranging set of covers. The Lake Chelan vocalist draws on influences from Whitney Houston, Amy Winehouse, Adele, and more, moving through pop, R&B, country, rock, funk, hip hop, and EDM. The market offers unique holiday gifts and treats, and the tasting room serves wines and ciders to complement the performance.

At München Haus, 25 percent of every sale made during the event supports CAFÉ, The Community for Advancement of Family Education. This nonprofit strengthens families and communities through education, serving a culturally diverse population with opportunities that develop leadership, encourage civic and social involvement, build literacy, and advance academic achievement. Purchases at the venue directly contribute to CAFÉ’s work.

The Just-US Band performs live at Pybus Public Market. Enjoy live music surrounded by the sights and sounds of the market.

Settle in for dinner, drinks, and live music at Squirrel Tree, an unpretentious, laid-back spot.

Americana singer, songwriter, and storyteller Curtis Roy Moore offers an evening of music, sharing songs and stories.

This bootcamp is a strength and conditioning class designed to help members meet their goals. The workouts include functional movements and utilize dumbbells, kettlebells, and bodyweight exercises. The class also focuses on endurance, incorporating rowers, jump ropes, box jumps, and battle ropes. Expert coaches are there to guide participants for optimal results.

Enjoy a walk around town, then head to Rhein Haus Leavenworth for dinner and drinks as the Kilted Crooner performs familiar tunes and takes song requests. Expect a relaxed atmosphere with food, beverages, and live music shaped by the crowd’s picks.

The fireside setting at Tsillan Cellars sets the tone for a relaxed country music afternoon with Taste of Whisky. Expect favorites and fan requests that span newer and classic artists, delivered by a kilted crooner. The beautiful space and renowned wines create a comfortable backdrop for fans of country music.

Celebrate and support the dedicated team at Chelan County Volunteer Search & Rescue with an evening banquet and auction at Pybus Public Market. The night features a full catered menu by Ring-A-Bell’s, including grilled flank steak topped with chimichurri and charred onion relish, orange balsamic glazed chicken with fresh rosemary, rustic glazed carrots, garlic smashed potatoes, and a signature green salad with apple, dried cranberries, feta, candied walnuts, and raspberry vinaigrette. A flavorful vegetarian option of crusted cauliflower steak with chimichurri will be available. Beverage service includes beer, red and white wine, specialty cocktails, and non-alcoholic choices. Guests can connect with community members while taking part in both live and silent auctions. Proceeds from tickets, bids, and donations directly support lifesaving efforts and help the organization continue serving those in need.

Celebrating 25 years of München Haus, this anniversary brings a yearlong series of appreciation activities with monthly giveaways and promotions. Updates about specials are shared on social media and through the newsletter, and all purchases receive a 25 percent discount during a designated window as a thank you to guests.

Rocky Pond Leavenworth is recognized by locals and staff from other spots in town as a welcoming place for intimate get-togethers with friends. Guests can enjoy their favorites and make requests throughout the gathering.

Twisted Cork and Taphouse Fine Indian Cuisine hosts a Taste of Whisky takeover that embraces the autumn weekend in Manson. Dinner reservations are available for those planning to dine during the event.

A longstanding stand up tradition in Wenatchee, WA marks its 26th year with a night of lively comedy. This edition showcases nationally recognized comic Mike Marino, a high-energy performer known for uncensored sets that connect with audiences. He is a frequent presence at The Comedy Store and the Laugh Factory, has headlined shows at clubs and colleges across the country, and has appeared on The Tonight Show and Comics Unleashed. His accolades include multiple comedy specials, the Bob Hope USO Award, and membership in the New Jersey Comedy Hall of Fame. The comedian lineup may change.

Experience live music with the Kilted Crooner during an evening of favorites and requests at La Garza Cellars.

München Haus will contribute 25 percent of all sales to the Upper Valley Fund, an endowment managed by the Community Foundation of NCW. Proceeds help provide grants to nonprofits in Leavenworth, Plain, Peshastin, and Dryden that work to protect and enrich community life. The focus is on creating meaningful, lasting impact across these communities.

Celebrate the holiday season at Tipsy during a Thirsty Thursday Tasting Room Take Over featuring the Kilted Crooner.

Leavenworth’s Tasting Room Takeover puts the focus on Rocky Pond, a local favorite on the edge of town. The tasting room serves as the setting for this special takeover that highlights a spot the community knows well.

Every Wednesday, participate in making poppies over coffee. The Senior Center is collaborating with the American Legion Auxiliary Post 10 to create poppies during the weekly coffee hour. This program supports Veterans Affairs and Rehabilitation, aiding veterans and their families. Your help is needed to create poppies and honor those who served.