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The Leavenworth Community Earth Day Fair is a free, annual celebration of Earth Day and our shared connection to the natural world. In partnership with the Icicle Creek Center for the Arts, this year’s event brings together art, music, and environmental stewardship through live performances, local artists, upcycled art, educational booths, activities, vendors, and food for purchase. Join the community in celebrating Mother Earth while learning about local initiatives and enjoying a vibrant day outdoors.

The time has finally come, to throw a Potty Party for the new ADA bathroom and pavilion project! Ribbon cutting will be at 6pm directly followed by the First Flushes (see below) and then a dance party and live music with Eric Link on the pavilion. Thanks to the generous donations of the community through Loos 4 the Lodge, grants and support from various donors, community and members who have given time and money to this project. We couldn't do it without all of the support and generosity from our members, community, staff and board. ### First Flushes Silent Auction + Raffle Get your tickets for the silent auction and raffle for the first round of flushes and the FIRST OFFICIAL flush. Bidding will be in person and you will have TWO opportunities to bid! You can bid and purchase your raffle tickets at the Annual Membership Meeting on April 6th or at Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour on April 9th. Winners will be notified via phone/email. Silent Auction/Raffle: - First Flush- FIRST OFFICIAL flush in the stall of your choice - Royal Flush- Five spots in additional stalls for the next round of flushes - The Gambler- Last stall space will be a raffle! $1 tickets gets you the last stall space for the first flushes

Join us for interactive stories, songs, and movement! Sensory supports, including fidget toys and a visual schedule will be incorporated. Designed for neurodivergent children ages 3-7, but all are welcome to attend. Storytime will last for about 30 minutes, followed by 30 minutes of sensory play or art activities. Registration recommended.

Annual fashion show featuring wearable art made from recycled and repurposed materials. Come check out the creative pieces built by your neighbors! There will be four design team categories this year: adult, middle and high school youth, elementary youth, and family. Prizes are available for each category, plus a People's Choice Award where audience members will get to vote for their favorite outfit.

Enjoy a FREE festival with fun for the whole family, then name and release your own salmon! Activities will include fish viewing, arts & crafts, flag display, games and more.

Climbing 1,665 vertical feet over 6.2 miles (10k) of rugged National Forest terrain the Leavenworth Firefighter Challenge will test the physical and mental endurance of the toughest competitors. The race is followed by a party at Ski Hill with a beer garden, food booths, and live music. The Leavenworth Firefighter Challenge is hosted by Chelan County Fire District #3 Firefighters. We are a combination department serving Leavenworth and the Upper Wenatchee Valley through response to both structure and wildland fire, EMS, and technical outdoor rescue.

Central West Quartet will feature a program that blends their love of film scores and classical chamber repertoire. The quartet will perform selections from Studio Ghibli films, bringing the expressive and nostalgic melodies of Japanese animation to the string quartet setting. ​

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 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.

📚 Join us for stories, songs, rhymes, crafts, imaginative play, and all-around fun! 🎶 This program is designed for babies, toddlers, preschoolers, and their adult caregivers. Our Musical Story Time offers children the opportunity for language and literacy development as well as social-emotional growth, through stories and music. Meet friends and make new ones every Tuesday at 10:30!

¡Aprenda inglés en la biblioteca! Se ofrecerán clases de inglés básico, intermedio y avanzado en grupos pequeños. Las clases consistirán en actividades interactivas, ejercicios escritos, y conversación. Gratis y abierto al público. Cupo limitado. Llame al (509) 548-7821 o regístrese en nuestro sitio web. Learn English at the library! Basic, intermediate, and advanced English classes will be offered in small groups. Classes will consist of interactive activities, writing exercises, and conversation. Free and open to the public. Space is limited. Call (509) 548-7821 or register here on our website.