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Recycle Center will be closed on Saturday, September 28 for Autumn Leaf Festivals Grand Parade

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The Recycle Center in Leavenworth, Washington, will be closed on Saturday, September 28, 2025, due to the Farmers National Bank Autumn Leaf Festival’s Grand Parade. This beloved local event celebrates the beauty of autumn and attracts many visitors to the area. With festivities planned throughout the day, the parade is a highlight, showcasing local talent and community spirit. Residents are advised to plan ahead for waste disposal, as the closure may affect their usual routines. The festival not only enhances community engagement but also provides a significant boost to local businesses during this busy time.

As families and tourists gather to enjoy the parade, they can also participate in various activities that reflect the town's culture and charm. The Recycle Center's temporary closure underscores the festival's importance in fostering community connections. Attendees are encouraged to embrace the festive atmosphere while being mindful of operational changes.

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