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Free Arbor Day Festivities Saturday, April 26

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane is preparing for its Arbor Day festivities on Saturday, April 26, 2025, which will be free to the public. This event aims to celebrate the significance of trees and environmental stewardship, further solidifying Spokane's designation as a Tree City USA. Local organizations, including Bartlett Tree Experts and the Disc Golf Association, are partnering with the Washington State Department of Ecology to host various activities throughout the week. The festivities will not only entertain but also educate attendees on the vital role trees play in urban environments, enhancing air quality and providing shade. Community members are encouraged to participate and learn about tree care and planting techniques.

The event will kick off on April 17 and culminate on April 26, creating an extended celebration of Arbor Day. This initiative highlights the city's commitment to promoting sustainable practices and fostering community involvement. By engaging residents in these activities, Spokane aims to inspire a deeper appreciation for its natural resources.

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