Press Release Announcing Partnership with SE Productions for Festival in October 2022 and Beyond

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The City of Leavenworth has announced an exciting partnership with SE Productions to revamp its festival events starting in October 2022. This collaboration promises to elevate the entertainment offerings, making them more appealing to both residents and tourists. Key players in this initiative include Cassie Correlle Hendrickson and Sharif Zawaideh, who bring valuable expertise to the project. By focusing on enhancing the festival experience, the city aims to boost local tourism and stimulate economic growth. A request for proposals has been issued, ensuring that the planning process is comprehensive and inclusive.

This partnership is a strategic move that reflects Leavenworth's commitment to cultural enrichment and community engagement. The initiative is expected to draw larger crowds, benefiting local businesses and the economy. Overall, this collaboration is a significant step toward establishing Leavenworth as a premier destination for entertainment and festivals.

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