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The Wenatchee Area Genealogical Society will host a hybrid meeting on June 9 at 2 p.m., featuring a presentation by Chicago-based genealogy educator Thomas MacEntee. The event focuses on preserving family research and is designed to help attendees enhance their genealogical skills.
A fire erupted in Merry Canyon on Memorial Day, growing from 15 acres to an estimated 153 acres by 4 p.m. on May 27, despite initial containment efforts. Firefighters continue to monitor the situation as the blaze expands.
The Greater Wenatchee Mended Hearts Chapter will hold its monthly educational meeting on June 2, 2025, in East Wenatchee. Attendees can participate either in person or virtually, catering to the needs of heart patients and their families. This initiative aims to provide valuable resources and support for those affected by heart conditions.
"Evergreens," an independent film featuring Cashmere and Leavenworth, premiered at the Seattle International Film Festival on May 19. The movie, directed by Jared Briley, explores themes of young love and self-discovery through a road trip across Washington state. Local businesses and residents significantly contributed to the film's production, highlighting the state's unique landscapes and community spirit.
Ponderosa Community Club hosted a successful Memorial Day Weekend event on May 25, uniting residents of the Plain community. The gathering featured activities for all ages, showcasing the club's commitment to fostering neighborhood connections.
Public lands partners will conduct a forest tour on May 29 to showcase restoration efforts on U.S. Forest Service land around Lake Wenatchee. Attendees will learn about logging operations, recreation, and firewood harvest opportunities while touring key sites. A presentation at the Squirrel Tree will follow for those unable to participate in the tour.
Cascade School District students will showcase and sell their artwork at the Village Art in the Park event on May 31 and June 1. The initiative, supported by local art teachers and the nonprofit Village Art in the Park, aims to provide students with real-world experience in creating and marketing art. Proceeds from the event will benefit local students through scholarships and art supplies.
The Leavenworth Community Farmers Market will open on May 31, running every Saturday until October 11. This season features local produce, artisan goods, and a Kids Market section, along with live music. The market accepts various payment methods, including SNAP EBT, and plans to offer eggs from Watkins Farm Foods after previous licensing hurdles.
The Leavenworth Lions Club will host its third annual food drive on May 30 to combat rising hunger in the community. In partnership with Dan’s Food Market, the event aims to collect food and monetary donations for Upper Valley MEND’s Community Cupboard, which has served nearly 3,000 individual shoppers this year.
The Leavenworth Community Farmers Market opens its 17th season on May 31 at the Leavenworth Lions Club Park. The market will feature local produce, artisan goods, and accepts various payment methods, including SNAP EBT, which will be doubled up to $25 per day. A limited-edition T-shirt fundraiser will run until June 3 to support the markets.