Welcome to Der Town

Leader: Jack Mynatt Difficulty: Easy Distance: 2 miles with 200 ft of elevation gain Limit: 8 This trip explores the varied flora at the Sam Hill rock climbing area, which is just inside Icicle Canyon near Leavenworth. Despite being a dry forest habitat, there are six species of ferns and a plant list of over 155 species; all on just 40 acres. Though the hiking distance is only two miles, participants must be prepared for rugged and occasionally steep terrain. A plant list is available at: [https://www.wnps.org/plant-lists/list?Sam_Hill](https://www.wnps.org/plant-lists/list?Sam_Hill) Sign up and receive more details by sending an email to jmynatt@nwi.net .

The Icicle Calls Us Back is a documentary film that asks p’squosa/Wenatchi descendants what they wish to see for the future of nsíq̓əlt, or Icicle Creek, in their ancestral homelands, what is today the town of Leavenworth, Washington.

Join us for a weekend of alphorn concerts and performances.

Enjoy the alphorn at its finest in the Bavarian themed town of Leavenworth, WA.

Biweekly City Council Meetings begin "study session" which seeks to inform Council Members and the public about various important issues with the formal meeting starting at 7:00PM

A Big Ol Goofy John Prine Tribute Night, featuring all of your favorite local musicians. This is not a night to be missed! On the bill: The Chumlillies, Curtis Roy Moore, McNamee and Michaud, Seth Garrido, and Duane Harbick! This is a 21+ event, leave the kiddos at home. No cover charge. Dogs allowed, but space might be tight, so please consider when deciding to whether bring them.

The Design Review Board reviews and approves design applications for various elements, including: commercial buildings, signage, fences, + lighting to ensure compliance with the city's Old World Bavarian Theme ordinance and maintain the cohesive visual identity of Der Town.

Do you love the beautiful natural areas and gardens at WRI? Are you interested in learning about the native plants that grow here, and ways to protect them and the ecosystem they are a part of? Then come join our newly rebranded Nature Menders Volunteer Group! (Previously known as Weed Warriors) You will learn all about the common invasive plant species that threaten the local native plant and animal communities here in Leavenworth, all while helping to increase biodiversity at WRI. Tools and gloves will be provided but bring your own if you have something special you prefer using. Dress is layers appropriate for the weather, bring your reusable water bottle, and get ready to get your hands dirty! Nature Menders will meet weekly during Spring and early Summer on Wednesdays from 8:30am-10:30am. We will meet at the far end of the parking lot by the Raven and Nest sculpture, at the top of the Native Plant Garden. Stay for as little or as long as you like. Your help is greatly appreciated! The more hands the merrier when it comes to caring for our native plant neighbors. Please email Tiffa to let them know you plan to attend and sign our 2026 Volunteer Waiver online before arriving.

Join us for a ukulele strum along! Music packets are provided. If you are new to the group, please arrive at least 15 minutes early to get set up with your music packet. Need a ukulele? Check out our Ukulele Lending Program! Contact the Peshastin Library for more details at (509) 548-7821 or peshastin@ncwlibraries.org