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FIFTEEN YEARS OF AWESOME BEERS! To celebrate, let’s all get together and have a party at our big brewing facility. - $5 beers!! - Buzz Brump live musical performance from 6-9pm! - Food! - Yard Games See where the beer magic happens when you take a mini-tour of our brewing facility Commemorative swag All proceeds to benefit the Leavenworth Winter Sports Club! We can wait to see our community come out and celebrate Icicle’s birthday!

Step inside the mind of a rock icon before superstardom. Jeremy Allen White portrays Bruce Springsteen in a raw, intimate portrait of creativity, struggle, and the making of the legendary Nebraska album. A journey into the heart of "The Boss".

Come dance with us!

WVAC member Paul Tomas will lead a night sky tour at the Leavenworth Library, offering attendees an opportunity to learn about and appreciate the celestial sphere above them. Through storytelling, visual aids, and guided exploration, participants will discover constellations such as the Ursa Major, Boötes, Hercules, Cygnus, Cassiopeia, Delphinus, and learn techniques to trace other stars and asterisms. Paul will share star lore, scientific insights, and utilize glow-in-the-dark boards to enhance visualization. Attendees are encouraged to bring blankets or chairs, creating a relaxed environment for stargazing and learning. Meet on the lawn of Lions Club Park, outside of the library.

FIFTEEN YEARS OF AWESOME BEERS! We’re throwing a party at our taproom on Saturday, April 18! Great beer, food, music and more! Get your groove on for a special live musical performance from Panda Conspiracy, 6-9pm!

Come learn all about how to setup your mountain bike. Numb hands, long bars, running stock pressures on your suspension, well then this clinic might be for you.

Step into a spring morning at the Leavenworth National Fish Hatchery and explore the riverfront with two guides who make nature come alive. Mark Johnston from NCW Audubon will lead a relaxed hike where you will spot resident birds, early migrants, and learn what to watch for as the seasons change. Along the way, Paul Tomas from the local astronomy club will share how migrating birds use the night sky and how light pollution affects their journey. You will discover simple ways you can help protect both birds and the stars above. We will hike at a slow birders' pace for about 2 miles. This is a free event! Presenters: Mark Johnston, NCW Audubon's Conservation Chair & Paul Tomas, Founder of Wenatchee Valley Astronomy Club Additional info: Audubon will provide binoculars, but if you have your favorite set, feel free to bring them along! Wear weather appropriate clothing and expect to walk on uneven terrain. Ages 8 and up. Disclaimer: By signing up for this event, you acknowledge that your name, email, and phone number will be shared with NCW Audubon and the Wenatchee Valley Astronomy Club. This is not a Wenatchee River Institute event.

Join Wenatchee Valley Astronomy Club and Wenatchee River Institute for a Dark Sky Celebration to close out International Dark Sky Week! If you've been to our Red Barn Events, this is like a Red Barn Event Plus- with two fantastic speakers, trivia, family-friendly crafts, and star-gazing! Join us for all or part of the festivities. BYO Snacks. Beer, wine, and sparkling water will be sold throughout the afternoon. - 3:30-4:30 - Let's Talk about Light Pollution with Jim White, Energy Conservation Engineer with Chelan PUD - 4:30-6:30 - Astronomy Trivia and Family-friendly Activities - 7:00-8:00 - Learn about Light Pollution and Wildlife with Roger Tabor, USFWS Fish Biologist - 8:00-8:30 - Community Science Walk and Survey - 8:30-10:00 - Astronomy by the River with telescopes and guided stargazing! Suggested donation of $5-$10 per attendee. RSVP's are helpful but not required.

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? Join our newly rebranded Nature Menders Volunteer Group! 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 Tuesdays 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.

Stop by to pick up information and talk to a representative about the childcare programs provided by Chelan Douglas Child Services Association, including: Early Head Start for pregnant women and children from birth to three years old, Head Start/ECEAP for children aged three to five, and childcare services are available for children from birth to five years old.

Free, monthly community dinner for the entire community: seniors, couples, singles, families and kids! Share a delicious meal and have conversations with friends and neighbors. This is a dinner that occurs every 3rd Tuesday of the month...so mark your calendars!