Visitor & Relocation Guide Chamber

VISITOR & RELOCATION GUIDE

TRAVELING TO WENATCHEE

Located near the center of Washington State, Wenatchee is a short trip from anywhere in the Northwest.

Distance Travel Time*

Seattle:

147 mi / 237 km

2.5 hrs

Leavenworth:

22 mi / 35 km

30 min

Lake Chelan:

42 mi / 68 km

1 hr

Ellensburg:

32 mi / 51 km

1.5 hrs

Yakima:

58 mi / 93 km

2 hrs

Tri-Cities:

99 mi / 159 km

2.5 hrs

Spokane:

136 mi / 219 km

3 hrs

Olympia:

124 mi / 200 km

3.5 hrs

Quincy:

25 mi / 40 km

40 min

*Approximate drive time TRAVELING BY AIR

Pangborn Memorial Airport (EAT) is a commercial and general aviation airport located in East Wenatchee, with daily flights to and from Seattle via Alaska Airlines Horizon Air. The Coast Wenatchee Center Hotel offers free shuttle service to and from the airport.

FlyWenatchee.com LOCAL PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION

Once here, take advantage of our convenient, free public transportation system called Link Transit, with service to Wenatchee, East Wenatchee, Leavenworth, Chelan, and Waterville. Paratransit service is provided to ADA-eligible individuals. SkiLink is offered December through April on weekends and holidays to Mission Ridge Ski Area.

LinkTransit.com

Cover photo: Wenatchee Overview, Steven Gnam Inside Cover: Miss Veedol flies Over Wenatchee Foothills, Charley Voorhis

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MUSEUM Rocky Reach Discovery Center Open 9:30 a.m. – 5 p.m., Tuesday - Saturday Located seven miles north of Wenatchee on Hwy 97A | | |

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Welcome to Wenatchee

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THE HEART OF WASHINGTON

The Wenatchee Valley boasts a captivating landscape shaped by the majestic Cascade Range to the west, the fertile expanse of the Columbia Plateau to the east, and the powerful Columbia River running through its heart. With an urban area housing around 80,000 residents, the region strikes an ideal balance, offering the conveniences of a larger city while maintaining the warm and inviting atmosphere of a smaller town. Clean, renewable hydropower results in affordable electricity and irrigation, which, in turn, supports a thriving agricultural industry of world-renowned orchards, vineyards, and farms.

Blessed with diverse geographic features, abundant sunshine, and four distinct seasons, the Wenatchee Valley is a mecca for outdoor enthusiasts yearround. From recreational activities to sports venues, there is no shortage of opportunities to savor the region's surroundings. As the Valley continues to grow, it serves as a central hub catering to the needs of over 250,000 people in North Central Washington. The area is intimately connected to the bustling Seattle Metro area, only a 2.5hour drive or a short 20-minute flight over the Cascade Range. Other key destinations, such as Spokane and the Tri-Cities, are also within a 2.5hour drive, enabling easy access to almost all of Washington State within a morning's journey.

Wenatchee Valley’s authentic, rooted charm draws visitors to explore and residents to stay.

Whether you seek adventure in the mountains, solace by the riverside, or a community to call home—the Wenatchee Valley beckons you to explore, live, work, and play.

Burch Mountain Ride, Steven Gnam

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EXPERIENCE OUR MOUNTAINS

Mission Ridge Saddle Rock Trailhead Sage Hills Trailhead Eagle Rock Sunset, Charley Voorhis

EXPERIENCE OUR RIVERS

Apple Capital Loop Trail Confluence State Park Rocky Reach Discovery Center

Grand View of Wenatchee and the Foothills from the Columbia River, Steven Gnam

EXPERIENCE OUR PARKS

Walla Walla Point Park Eastmont Community Park Squilchuck State Park Ohme Gardens 7

Contents CHOOSE YOUR OWN ADVENTURE

PARKING 16 SEASONAL EVENTS 22

FAMILY FUN

Family Friendly Activities

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OUTDOOR RECREATION

HIKE & BIKE

Favorite Area Trails

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SIP & SHOP

Tasting & Shopping Opportunities

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STEWARDSHIP 38 INDOOR RECREATION

FARM FRESH

Local Farm Stands

PARKS & GARDENS 26

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SPORTS TEAMS 48 EAT & DRINK 50 STAY 62 COMMUNITY 64 CONVENTIONS & MEETINGS

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TECHNOLOGY 70 HEALTHCARE 72 HOUSING 76 EDUCATION 80 SERVICES 84 SERVICE CLUBS 92 SENIORS & VETERANS

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Published by Visit Wenatchee

/WenatcheeValley /visitwenatchee

Visit Wenatchee Visitors Center & Tasting Room 137 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 662-2116 VisitWenatchee.org

Relocation information provided by Wenatchee Valley Chamber of Commerce /WenatcheeValleyChamber /wenatcheevalleychamber

Balsamroot in Bloom, Steven Gnam

137 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 662-2116 Wenatchee.org

The Wenatchee Valley Chamber of Commerce is a non-profit membership-based organization whose mission is to champion our community’s quality of life and economic vitality through collaborative leadership and sound business advocacy. The Chamber comprises over 600 members, more than one hundred years of experience, and serves as the voice of business in the Wenatchee Valley. Visit Wenatchee is the destination management and marketing brand of the Chamber promoting tourism to the cities of Wenatchee and East Wenatchee.

The Visit Wenatchee brand targets wanderlust audiences visiting or living in our valley looking for safe, fun and family friendly experiences.

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CHOOSE YOUR OWN ADVENTURE

Family Fun

Fish Passage Installation at Rocky Reach Discovery Center Wenatchee Wild Hockey Enthusiasm at Town Toyota Center

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Happy Climbers at Riverfront Rock Gym

RIVERFRONT ROCK GYM

WENATCHEE VALLEY MUSEUM & CULTURAL CENTER

Explore this climbing-centric fitness facility with 13,000+ square feet of lead, top rope, and boulder features, complemented by a retail store and the Last Pitch Café, serving espresso, salads, and beer.

The Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center showcases the region's history, culture, and arts, featuring engaging exhibits and educational programs for visitors of all ages.

RiverfrontRockGym.com

WenatcheeValleyMuseum.org

ROCKY REACH DISCOVERY CENTER

WENATCHEE APPLESOX BASEBALL

Steer a steamship, take a virtual flight, or crank a turbine at our free Discovery Center, featuring four floors of stories, games, history, and art, along with panoramic views of the Columbia River from the Rocky Reach Café.

Cheer on the AppleSox at a hometown game—affordable tickets make this a great summertime activity for the whole family.

ChelanPUD.org/learning-center/ rocky-reach-discovery-center INSPIRATIONS CERAMIC & ART CAFÉ

Indulge your creative side with a pottery or glass experience at Inspirations, choosing from a diverse selection of pottery, supplies, and over a hundred glaze colors, all while enjoying a drink or treat from the café.

InspirationsCeramic.com PYBUS PUBLIC MARKET

Pybus Public Market offers a vibrant marketplace experience, showcasing local produce, artisanal products, dining options, and community events.

PybusPublicMarket.org WENATCHEE RIVERFRONT RAILWAY

All are welcome aboard the riverfront miniature railroad, offering rides from the end of April through the beginning of December.

VisitWenatchee.org/listing/ wenatchee-riverfront-railway AXE BLISS AXE THROWING

Come experience axe throwing! It's easy to learn and easy to get hooked on. Axe Bliss also offers Smash Bliss—a safe place to break stuff without having to clean up the mess.

AxeBliss.com

AppleSox.com WENATCHEE WILD HOCKEY & ICE SKATING

Experience the thrill of a Wenatchee Wild game or lace up some skates at public ice time at the Town Toyota Center.

CHL.ca/whl-wild EASTMONT YMCA AQUATIC CENTER

Join us for fun and fitness at the Eastmont YMCA Aquatic Center, offering open lap swimming, water aerobics, lessons, and more.

WenatcheeValleySports.com/venues/ eastmont-ymca-aquatic-center EASTMONT LANES BOWLING

Come on down to Eastmont Lanes Bowling for open play, leagues, parties, tournaments, and arcade games. EastmontLanes.net MISSION RIDGE

One of the top ski resorts in the state, Mission Ridge boasts over 2,000 acres of light powder, tons of sun, and breathtaking views.

MissionRidge.com WENATCHEE VALLEY SUPER OVAL

A favorite of racers and fans, Wenatchee Valley’s Super Oval is one of the fastest quarter-mile asphalt motorsports racetracks in the world. Race season runs from April to September. WVSO.com

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CHOOSE YOUR OWN ADVENTURE

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SADDLE ROCK TRAILHEAD 3 miles of trails

A Wenatchee landmark, enjoy sweeping views of the city and the weathered rock towers from the Saddle Rock Main Trail (1.3 miles) or summit Saddle Rock on the East Trail loop (1.75 miles).

CASTLE ROCK TRAILHEAD 1.3 miles of trails

A short trail system with about 1.3 miles of trails guides you along gentle switchbacks to vistas and a pleasant bench to rest on along the way.

NUMBER TWO CANYON 8 miles of trails

A favorite of mountain bikers (but open to hikers and equestrians as well), the Number Two Canyon trail system is close to town and connects to the Sage Hills and Horse Lake Reserve trails.

THE HORAN NATURAL AREA 2.5-mile loop

The Horan Natural Area, located five minutes from Wenatchee at the confluence of the Columbia and Wenatchee rivers, features a gravel trail winding through cottonwoods and willows, providing a tranquil experience ideal for bird-watching.

CLARA LAKE 3.2-mile loop

Find mileage, elevation, closures, accessibility, restroom access, dog leash rules, and more:

A starting point for longer excursions towards Mission Peak, this wooded trail meanders through larch glades before opening up in an alpine lake basin.

SAGE HILLS 5.5 miles of trails

CDLandTrust.org/trails-access WenatcheeOutdoors.org WTA.org

Adjacent to the equally popular Horse Lake Reserve trail system, Sage Hills offers hike and bike trails that roll through foothills and wildflower meadows with views of the Columbia River, the Wenatchee Valley, and the North Cascades.

Burch Mountain Runner, Signs of a Good Time, Mission Ridge Golden Larches, View of Wenatchee Valley, Steven Gnam

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CHOOSE YOUR OWN ADVENTURE ON THE AVE

Sip & Shop Dream up your Sip & Shop Spree at

VisitWenatchee.org/shop-small

Visit Wenatchee Tasting Room Friends with Rosé at Watermill on the Ave, Mike Endsley

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Pickle Papers Goods, Charley Voorhis

VISIT WENATCHEE VISITORS CENTER & TASTING ROOM

TAP AND PUTT

Located in the heart of wine and cider country, our historic visitor center has a tasting room too! We’d love to welcome you to Wenatchee with our selection from more than 30 local wineries, breweries, and cideries.

From crisp lagers to dark stouts to fruity IPAs and everything in between, Tap and Putt has a rotating selection of beers and ciders from around the Northwest.

Rain or shine, challenge your friends to the indoor 9-hole putt putt course.

VisitWenatchee.org/about/visitor-center

TapAndPutt.com

WATERCORE

NORWOOD WINE BAR

Watercoring occurs when an apple stays on the tree long after it is commercially marketable, naturally transforming it into an extraordinary flavor-packed morsel.

Watercored apples produce flavor-forward, complex ciders without the need for added sugar. Visit Watercore’s taproom for local, tree-ripened cider, pies, and more.

WatercoreCider.com WATERMILL

Experience the craftsmanship of Watermill’s dedicated growers and brilliant winemakers at our tasting room in historic downtown Wenatchee.

WatermillWinery.com EPOCH

The first of its kind in North Central Washington, Epoch is an all-ages gaming lounge, restaurant, craft cocktail bar, and community gathering space.

EpochGameLounge.com CAVE NOIRE

Cave Noire is the exclusive location to taste and buy Dead Crow wines.

DeadCrowCellars.com GROUND CONTROL

Enjoy a craft beer, wine, or cider from one of Ground Control’s 16 taps, or grab a 6-pack to go from their bottle shop.

GroundControlWenatchee.com

Norwood is a 21-and-over wine bar located in the heart of Wenatchee's downtown district.

Serving high-quality Washington State wines and delectable food plates—all in a delightfully decadent atmosphere—we provide the perfect place for you to connect with friends, loved ones and, of course, the perfect glass of wine.

NorwoodWineBar.com SADDLE ROCK PUB & BREWERY

12 taps dedicated to craft beers and ciders, specialty bottle selection, local wines, fresh homemade dough and hand-tossed pizza, salads, and more! Everyone will find something to enjoy, so bring the entire family and relax in Wenatchee's finest brewpub.

SaddleRockBrewery.com HORAN ESTATES WINERY

Owners Dennis and Beth Dobbs invite you to enjoy their warm and cozy tasting room.

Come experience their family heritage through their award winning wines and visit this undiscovered gem of North Central Washington.

HoranEstatesWinery.com CRAYELLE CELLARS

Crayelle's ambition is to create wine worth listening to—wine that intrigues with subtle complexities and elegance; complete with balance, character, and longevity from start to finish. We invite you to join the conversation.

CrayelleCellars.com

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Rocky Reach Dam Visitor Center

PARKING & EV CHARGING STATIONS

Wenatchee Convention Center

Free Public Parking

EV Charging Station

Historic Downtown District

Cascade Autocenter Confluence Technology Center

Warm Springs Inn

Chelan County PUD Confluence Health: Mares Building Confluence Health: Stanley Building DOL Wenatchee Convention Center

CWA Hospital Parking Garage Central Washington Hospital Town Nissan Sutton Place Saddle Rock Trailhead

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DOWNTOWN

HOME GOODS

Our small-town main street is a vibrant collection of mixed-use buildings, unique storefronts, imaginative restaurants, art, and pulsating gathering spots. The downtown district is also recognized in the National Register of Historical Places as well as a Great American Main Street Award winner.

Simply Unique 201 S Wenatchee Ave Facebook.com/SimplyUnique201

DowntownWenatchee.org PYBUS PUBLIC MARKET

Opened in May of 2013, this community gathering point is bursting with high quality local selections of artisan and ethnic products, locally grown produce, Washington wines, meats, oils, pastries, honey, and freshly made, prepared foods from some of the best restaurants in Washington State. Bike rentals are also available, as Pybus is located on the paved Apple Capital Loop trail.

Spruce & Willow 133 N Wenatchee Ave SpruceAndWillowHome.com Henry Harrow 30 S Wenatchee Ave HenryHarrow.com Gilded Lily 2 N Wenatchee Ave GildedLilyHome.com

PybusPublicMarket.org ANTIQUES

Antique Mall of Wenatchee AntiqueMallOfWenatchee.com Antique Mall of Cashmere AntiqueMallAtCashmere.com Apple Annie’s | Cashmere AppleAnnieAntiques.com DEPARTMENT STORES & MALLS

Wenatchee Valley Mall in East Wenatchee offers over 40 department stores including Macy’s, Marshall’s, Victoria’s Secret, Sportsman’s Warehouse, and more.

WenatcheeValleyMall.com Valley North Center in Wenatchee is home to Target, JCPenney, Ulta, WinCo, and several restaurants.

Norwood Wine Bar, Misti McLaughlin Downtown Discoveries, Lars Ringsrud

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ANNIE’S FUN FARM

2130 Grant Rd, East Wenatchee (509) 846-3889 ESTES FRUIT STAND & FLOWERS

13656 State Route 2, East Wenatchee (509) 884-2034 LONE PINE FRUIT & ESPRESSO

23041 Highway 97, Orondo (509) 682-1514 MILLER ORCHARDS

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Farm Fresh

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7306 Highway 97, Peshastin (509) 699-3784 ROYAL PRODUCE

7 N Worthen, Wenatchee (509) 888-0077 STEMILT RETAIL STORE

3615 Highway 97-Alt, Wenatchee (509) 663-7848 STUTZMAN RANCH FARM & FRUIT STAND

2202 Easy St, Wenatchee (509) 667-1664 WENATCHEE VALLEY FARMERS MARKET

7 N Worthen St, Wenatchee (509) 870-9836

Harvest Bounty at Annie's Fun Farm, Heirloom Creatives

Estes Fruit Stand and Flowers

FARM STANDS NEAR WENATCHEE

Lone Pine Fruit and Espresso

Farm Fresh

Miller Orchards

Stutzman Ranch Farm and Fruit Stand Stemilt Retail Store

Royal Produce Wenatchee Valley Farmers Market

Annie's Fun Farm

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PYBUS PUBLIC MARKET

Two blocks east of historic downtown Wenatchee, Pybus Market is the place “Where Community Meets” and features the best of our region including oils and vinegars, wines, fresh produce and honey, meats, cheeses, artisan and handmade products, pastries, and freshly prepared foods. On weekend mornings, additional vendors fill the concourse, showcasing handcrafted products and adding to the buzz of the market. Walk or bike to Pybus Market on the paved Apple Capital Loop trail. Bike rentals are also available. For more information and a list of merchants, go to: PybusPublicMarket.org

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Evening Ride at Pybus Public Market, Steven Gnam

WENATCHEE VALLEY FARMERS MARKET

North Central Washington’s largest Farmers Market! A fun and lively atmosphere offering a wide variety of locally produced fruits and vegetables from over 50 family farms, artisanal breads, cheeses, honey, live music, kids markets, events, and more. Located at Pybus Public Market, the Farmers Market operates on Wednesdays and Saturdays, from May to October.

WenatcheeFarmersMarket.com

Fresh Produce at Wenatchee Farmers Market, Chris Ohta

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Always Eventful Fun is a year-round sport in Wenatchee!

Get the latest information and event details at VisitWenatchee.org/events Apple Blossom Twilight Criterion Racers, Steven Gnam

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Danza Folclórica, Terminal Ave Media

MULTICULTURAL FESTIVAL

TOUR DE BLOOM

Celebrate the rich diversity of our community at the Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center’s annual Martin Luther King Jr. Multicultural Fest. Experience the art, music, dance, and history of the many local cultures and heritages that make up the tapestry of our community.

Tour de Bloom is an exhilarating USA Cycling Category B event, eagerly awaited by cycling enthusiasts. The event features a captivating mix of stages, with the Individual General Classification (GC) determined by cumulative time, factoring in time bonuses and penalties.

Excitement builds with time bonuses awarded on Stage 1, Stage 2, Stage 3, Stage 4, and Stage 5 adding a strategic element to the competition.

RAILS & ALES

Rails & Ales is a legendary winter festival drawing thousands to the heart of downtown Wenatchee.

This epic spectacle of skiing, snowboarding, and music is fun for the whole family.

WASHINGTON STATE SPECIAL OLYMPICS WINTER GAMES

Athletes, unified partners, and coaches across the state gather in venues throughout the Wenatchee Valley for the Washington State Special Olympics Winter Games.

WENATCHEE MARATHON, HALF-MARATHON AND 10K

Welcome spring on our fast course that offers something for everyone. Gorgeous views, largely on traffic-free asphalt trails along the Columbia River with views of the Cascade Mountains.

Walkers are welcome in all categories.

CLASSY CHASSIS PARADE & CAR SHOW

The Classy Chassis, a springtime favorite during Apple Blossom weekend, showcases a range of vehicles from classic to contemporary. Some highlights of this event include the Classy Chassis parade in East Wenatchee and "Dancing in the Street,” at Gateway Park with a live band.

The Show & Shine event on Valley Mall Parkway offers an up-close view of exceptional vehicles.

WASHINGTON STATE APPLE BLOSSOM FESTIVAL

The Washington State Apple Blossom Festival is one of the premier Festivals in the Pacific Northwest. Occurring each spring, it is the oldest major festival in the state of Washington. Join us in Wenatchee for this family-oriented celebration showcasing our people, heritage, and fruit industry.

LA TERRAZA DE MAIN STREET

This lively pop-up street market in May showcases, educates, and connects Wenatchee's Latinx community through music, food, dancing, art, and more. You can browse and shop at various minority-owned small businesses and snack on authentic cuisine and sweet treats.

Expect performances from local mariachis and dance groups in traditional attire.

PANGBORN’S FESTIVAL OF FLIGHT

Pangborn’s Festival of Flight celebrates the historic flight of Clyde Pangborn and Hugh Herndon from Misawa, Japan to East Wenatchee, completing the first nonstop transpacific flight. This day of aviation fun takes place every summer at Pangborn Memorial Airport with both historic and modern aircraft, food trucks, entertainment, and hands-on fun for the whole family!

FIESTAS MEXICANAS

This fall event is fun for the whole family! Fiestas Mexicanas is a celebration of Latin American Independence Day. Enjoy traditional Latin food, great entertainment from the local community and groups who come from Mexico to perform.

Thousands gather to celebrate Mexican culture in a warm and welcoming environment.

HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE & WINE WALK

The Wenatchee Downtown Association kicks off the holiday season with the Annual Holiday Open House & Wine Walk. Sip, stroll, and shop through the heart of downtown Wenatchee.

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Explore Hikers, mountain bikers, runners, snowmobilers, and equestrians enjoy the vast array of trails, which cover more than 2,600 acres. Easily accessed trails lead to surrounding foothills open to running, hiking, and mountain biking. Local crags challenge rock climbers and mountaineers. Nearby rivers entice paddlers, boaters, and fishermen.

Towering over all of this are the peaks of the Cascades that skiers and backpackers love. There’s a lifetime of outdoor adventures just outside our back door. But it’s not just about outdoor sports—we have a rich history and community that you can engage in through our parks, gardens, farmers markets and farm stands, museums, a flourishing arts scene, and much more.

Don’t know where to start?

We understand, there’s a lot to explore here. Stop by Visit Wenatchee Visitors Center at 137 N Wenatchee Avenue, Suite 101.

We’re always happy to help!

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Wenatchee Foothills Trail Running, Steven Gnam

A NATURAL POINT OF PRIDE

Nestled in the heart of the Pacific Northwest, Wenatchee stands as a shining example of a community deeply devoted to its natural treasures. With an unwavering pride and an unbreakable commitment, Wenatchee boasts a park system that is as exceptional as the breathtaking landscapes that surround it. From lush riverside green spaces to rugged mountain trails, these parks are not just recreational havens but a testament to the city's unique connection with nature. Wenatchee's dedication to preserving and enhancing its parks underscores its identity as a place where both residents and visitors can revel in the beauty and serenity of the great outdoors.

APPLE CAPITAL LOOP TRAIL

“The Loop” is Wenatchee’s most accessible recreational trail that follows a series of parks along the Columbia River and passes through the Horan Wildlife Preserve, a prime birding area at the confluence of the Wenatchee and Columbia Rivers. Whether you’re walking the dog, learning to ride a bike, or training for a marathon, the Loop is a community favorite and a great way to experience the heart of the Wenatchee Valley.

The 10.5-mile trail is open 365 days a year and there are multiple access points on both sides of the river, as well as restroom locations. Find a map and learn more at: VisitWenatchee.org/listing/apple-capital-loop-trail OHME GARDENS

Ohme Gardens is a nine-acre wooded garden perched on the hilltop above Wenatchee. Founded in 1929, this alpine oasis features panoramic views, towering cedars and firs, waterfalls, tranquil pools, and meandering stone walking paths. Open seasonally, this Chelan County Park is now available to tour, use as a wedding venue, or for quiet contemplation, concerts, and yoga.

OhmeGardens.org PARKS, PLAYGROUNDS & FIELDS

You can enjoy more than 850 acres of public parks in the Wenatchee Valley. There are endless options for outdoor family fun.

EastmontParks.com WenatcheeWA.gov ChelanPUD.org DouglasPUD.org

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PARKS Centennial Park, 130 S Wenatchee Ave, Wenatchee Chase Park, 145 S Delaware St, Wenatchee Eastmont Community Park, 255 N Georgia Ave, East Wenatchee Hale Dog Park: Off-Leash Area, 720 S Worthen St, Wenatchee

EXPLORE OUR PARKS

Wenatchee boasts an extensive park system (850 public acres!) that truly offers something for everyone.

Horan Natural Area, Apple Capital Loop Trail, Wenatchee Kenroy Park, 600 N James Ave, East Wenatchee Kirby Billingsley Hydro Park, 1682 WA-28, East Wenatchee Kiwanis Methow Park, 420 Methow St, Wenatchee Lincoln Park, 1410 S Mission St, Wenatchee Memorial Park, 2 S Chelan Ave, Wenatchee Misawa Bridge of Friendship Garden, E 8th St NE, East Wenatchee Morris Little League Park, 1117 Cherry St, Wenatchee Pangborn-Herndon Memorial Park, 2326 Grand Ave, East Wenatchee Pennsylvania Park, 219 Pennsylvania Ave, Wenatchee Pioneer Park, 220 Fuller St, Wenatchee Riverfront Park, Apple Capital Loop Trail Rocky Reach Dam Park, 5000 State Hwy 97A, Wenatchee Rotary Park, 1810 Maple St, Wenatchee Squilchuck State Park, 2805 Mission Ridge Rd, Wenatchee Tedford Park, S June Ave, East Wenatchee Triangle Park, 1101 Millerdale Ave, Wenatchee Walla Walla Point Park, 1351 Walla Walla Ave, Wenatchee Washington Park, 110 S Miller St, Wenatchee Wenatchee Confluence State Park, 333 Olds Station Rd, Wenatchee Western Hills Park, 900 Woodward Dr, Wenatchee

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Exploring Wenatchee Confluence Estuaries, Steven Gnam

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Lincoln Rock State Park

APPLE CAPITAL LOOP TRAIL Access Points + Amenities

Empire Avenue

Euclid Avenue

Confluence State Park

32nd Place Horan Nature Area

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Riverfront Trail at Hydro Park, Steven Gnam Stand Up Paddleboarding, North 40 Productions

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Outdoor Recreation The 2,500 miles of recreational trails in the Wenatchee National Forest ought to keep you busy for a while on foot, bike, horse, skis, or off-road vehicle. You can also find miles of trail networks through the hills around Wenatchee. Looking for a trail suggestion? Go to: CDLandTrust.org/trails-access WenatcheeOutdoors.org CHELAN-DOUGLAS LAND TRUST

The Chelan-Douglas Land Trust is committed to providing appropriate recreational access to the special lands and waters in our area. Trails provide entry into the special places that make our area so spectacular—places that provide space for wildlife to live and humans to visit. Learn about trails in our area, whether you hike, bike, run or ride a horse. Visit our website to learn about trail conditions, maps, field guides and more!

CDLandTrust.org/trails-access WENATCHEE OUTDOORS

Wenatchee Outdoors is a nonprofit that connects visitors and our community to information, outings, events, advocacy, and each other. With over 700 posts available online, and filters based on activity, location, difficulty, dog/family accessibility, and more, Wenatchee Outdoors helps you search for that perfect outdoor experience.

WenatcheeOutdoors.org TREAD

TREAD is a nonprofit focused on working collaboratively to enhance and protect outdoor recreation for all who live, work and play in our region.

TREAD-CW.com

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“You’ve got a season of flowers in the Wenatchee Valley that’s just stunning, and you’ve got good lighting and it’s just epically beautiful.

The Land Trust is building multi-use trails for equestrians, hikers, and mountain bikers— anyone who wants to just go for a wander.”

HANNE BEENER TREAD

— Hanne Beener Special Project Manager, TREAD

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See why we love this place at youtube.com/@visitwenatchee1789 Balsamroot Along Wenatchee Foothills, Steven Gnam Hanne Beener, North 40 Productions

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SKIING AND SNOWBOARDING

A short 12 miles from Wenatchee, Mission Ridge is tucked into a basin on the eastern side of the Cascade Mountains. One of the top ski resorts in the state, our mountain has light powder, tons of sun, breathtaking views, and over 2,000 spectacular acres of trails, chutes, screamers, and bowls—all on a 2,250-foot vertical drop.

MissionRidge.com CYCLING

Whether on the road or in the mountains, we hope you catch Wenatchee’s enthusiasm for pedaling.

Annual road biking events such as Tour de Bloom showcase our varied terrain. If you’d like to explore our trail by bike, there are many mountain biking trails within minutes of downtown Wenatchee, as well as a skills course at Squilchuck State Park.

WenatcheeValleyVelo.com CWEvergreenMTB.org ROCK CLIMBING

There are a lot of famous faces around here— rock faces, that is. Among the best known are the sandstone slabs of Peshastin Pinnacles State Park. Many areas require a Discover Pass for parking. Training indoors is also an option at Riverfront Rock Gym—an epic indoor climbing facility, fitness center, and cafe, built by climbers for climbers and the Wenatchee Valley Community.

WenatcheeOutdoors.org RiverfrontRockGym.com NORDIC SKIING AND SNOWSHOEING

The hiking trails in the spring and summer make for great snowshoeing in winter all around the Wenatchee Valley. Enjoy a wide variety of winter trails, from short and easy to day-long challenging adventures.

WenatcheeOutdoors.org VisitWenatchee.org

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Rock Climbing, Steven Gnam

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BOATING

Wenatchee is nestled in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains where the Wenatchee and Columbia Rivers meet. The confluence of these two rivers provides a variety of water experiences. The Wenatchee River features 18 miles of the best class 3 whitewater in the state—perfect for rafting—while the Columbia River is slow enough to enjoy yearround. There are many ways to experience the rivers in Wenatchee.

Try a relaxing kayak experience into the Horan Natural Area, an oasis for critters amid a rapidly developing valley. If you are into thrillseeking, rent a jet ski or speed boat and let the river be your guide.

WenatcheeRowPaddleClub.org ColumbiaRiverBoatRental.com JetSkiJohn.com FullThrottleClub.com WileysBoatRides.com

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High Time for a Swim, Mary Collier

SNOWMOBILING

ICE AGE FLOOD TRAIL

The Wenatchee Valley features some of the finest backcountry snowmobiling in the state.

From wooded roads and open powder meadows to breathtaking vistas, endless opportunities for exploration and adventure await.

Long ago, thundering torrents of water, ice, rocks and soil roared across this region, carving new canyons, creating monstrous waterfalls, and instantly transforming the face of the land. Curious explorers can follow a self-guided tour of the sights, history and geology of this cataclysmic event and see the effects it still has upon our region.

AppleCountrySnowmobileClub.com SCENIC TOURS

Called “One of America’s grandest, most spectacular drives” by National Geographic Traveler, the Cascade Loop Scenic Highway is a 400-mile self-guided driving tour that leads you through the heart of Washington— from the waters of Puget Sound, across the Cascade Mountains, and into the high desert climate of the Columbia River Valley.

CascadeLoop.com SWIMMING POOLS

The City of Wenatchee’s 50-meter outdoor pool at Triangle Park and the Wenatchee Racquet and Athletic Club offer swimming lessons and recreational and competition pools. The City of Wenatchee maintains several wading pools for the smallest swimmers, and the Eastmont YMCA Aquatic Center is open to the general public.

WRAC.org EastmontParks.com WenatcheeWA.gov GUIDED EXPERIENCES

Explore the Wenatchee Valley's natural wonders with guided experiences.

NCW Wine Tours NCWWineTours.com (509) 679-4969 Wiley's Boat Rides WileysBoatRides.com (509) 676-6844

VisitWenatchee.org/listing/iceage-floods-driving-tour HORSEBACK RIDING

Explore our area in the saddle with Appleatchee Riders, which provides stables and an arena at the base of the Saddle Rock Trail, offering a perfect starting point for trail adventures.

Wenatchee National Forest also offers many trail-riding options.

AppleatcheeRiders.com RendezvousRanch.net FISHING AND HUNTING

Head to the big rivers for salmon, quiet lakes for bass, or hike up into the foothills to find trout—there is something here for every angler. Hunters can find big game such as deer, elk, bighorn sheep and bear, or small game like coyotes, upland birds and migratory waterfowl.

NorthwestFishingReports.com FishingMagician.com SHOOTING AND GUN CLUBS

There are several gun clubs in the Wenatchee Valley that offer recreational shooting, archery, and competitions.

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The Wenatchee Valley offers a wide range of choices for golfers of all skill levels—from low yardage par-3 courses to some of the top-rated courses in the Pacific Northwest.

OUTDOOR COURTS

GOLF

Eastmont Park Pickleball Complex East Wenatchee (509) 884-8015

Highlander Golf Course East Wenatchee (509) 884-4653 HighlanderGC.com

Walla Walla Point Park Pickleball Court Wenatchee (509) 661-4551

Wenatchee Golf & Country Club East Wenatchee (509) 884-7105 WenatcheeGolfClub.org

Roy Tedford Park Disc Golf Course East Wenatchee (509) 884-8015 Rotary Park Disc Golf Course Wenatchee (509) 264-3698 EastmontParks.com WenatcheeValleySports.com WenatcheeWA.gov

Rock Island Golf Course Rock Island (509) 884-2806 RockIslandGolfCourse.com Three Lakes Golf Course Malaga (509) 663-5448 ThreeLakesGolf.com Desert Canyon Golf Resort Orondo (509) 784-1111 DesertCanyonResort.com

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“Golfing in the Wenatchee Valley is spectacular due to the vistas and challenge of the courses. Playing golf and overlooking the Columbia River – I love it!”

RON BERSCHAUER

Ron Berschauer & Highlander Golf Course, North 40 Productions

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Stewardship Our lakes, rivers, meadows, and foothills are more than beautiful scenery. They’re a valuable resource, providing the area with quality water, recreation, and a connection to nature. The Chelan-Douglas Land Trust works with landowners, businesses, and local communities to ensure that we will be able to enjoy the benefit of cherished natural areas for years to come. Learn how to volunteer, donate, and support efforts to protect these areas that enrich our lives, and ensure that future generations will have open space and clean, healthy rivers.

CDLandTrust.org SustainableNCW.org TREAD-CW.com VisitChelanCounty.com VisitWenatchee.org

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SIX WAYS TO SHOW LOVE FOR THIS PLACE 1. Prepare and Stay Aware: Research

the area you plan to visit. Pack for all conditions. Tell someone where you are going and when to expect you back.

2. Be A Caring Camper: Make reservations in advance. Only camp in designated areas.

When camping in areas without designated sites, give yourself ample daylight to scope out a location and always set up camp at least 100 ft away from water.

HOW CAN YOU SHOW LOVE FOR THIS PLACE?

Wenatchee Valley contains a unique ecosystem of arid desert climate, wild waterways, and pristine forest. We must sustain these natural systems to ensure the outdoors remains a viable playground for all who live and visit here. You can show love for this place by: Prioritizing the safety and wellbeing of all recreationists.

Preserving the unique beauty of the Wenatchee Valley and the flora and fauna that call it home.

Sharing our passion for the valley and making it a welcoming place for those who live and play here.

3. Recreate Respectfully: Pack it in and pack it out. Trash can take decades to decompose, is unhealthy for wildlife, and impacts the experience for all recreationists. Stick to the trail. Leave it as you find it. Follow leash regulations and pick up after your pets.

4. Keep Wildlife Wild: Give wildlife plenty of space. Never feed wildlife. Always leash your pets around wildlife to prevent both from harm.

5. Be Fire Savvy: Help prevent wildfires. Never leave campfires unattended, only use existing fire rings, and bring extra water to extinguish your campfire. Check fire restrictions and follow all regulations. Better yet, kill the campfire and enjoy stunning views of the night sky!

6. Be Water Wise: Always wear your life jacket. If you don’t have one, check the boat launch for spares. Be aware of water temperatures and conditions. Water conditions can change rapidly, without warning—don’t make assumptions.

Always supervise little ones in and around water.

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Indoor Recreation ICE SKATING

The Weinstein Beverage Rink at the Town Toyota Center offers public skating hours, lessons, birthday parties, broomball, figure skating programs and hockey leagues.

TownToyotaCenter.com/public-skate BOWLING

Eastmont Lanes is a great place for family fun the way you might remember it—old fashioned bowling at its best, plus an arcade!

EastmontLanes.net CLIMBING

Riverfront Rock Gym features over 14,000 square feet of lead, top rope, and boulder features. In addition, a space for traditional fitness features many climbing-specific systems, as well as being a one-stop climbing retail shop.

Enjoy free wi-fi while eating fresh-made salad or drinking a delicious espresso or beer at The Last Pitch Café.

RiverfrontRockGym.com

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Sharpening Bouldering Skills at Riverfront Rock Gym, Oly Mingo

FITNESS FACILITIES

FITNESS FACILITIES

YOGA & PILATES

A Cross Sport Performance 501 S Wenatchee Ave (509) 888-2257

The Gym Personal Training 2121 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 630-9432

Cascade Pilates 23 S Wenatchee Ave Suite 115 (509) 300-3563

Actualize Sports & Fitness 1544 N Wenatchee Ave #200 (509) 888-3469

Planet Fitness 149 Easy Way (509) 888-7306

Anytime Fitness: East Wenatchee 515 Grant Rd (509) 888-1559

Sweat Equity 201B S Wenatchee Ave (509) 470-6964

Clarity Meditation & Yoga Studio ClarityMeditationandYogaStudio.com (206) 316-7963

Anytime Fitness: Wenatchee 950 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 888-7200 Crossfit Covey 151 Easy Way Suite 100 (509) 661-3997 Everyday Strength: Functional Fitness 474 Highline Dr D2 (509) 707-2770 Jazzercise Studio at the Loft 120 S Columbia St (509) 393-5404 Leading Edge Athletics & Fitness 525 Piere St (509) 417-0765 Osborn Performance Systems 219 S Wenatchee Ave (509) 670-3473 Pulse Barre Studio 120 S Columbia St (509) 470-8005 Wenatchee Family Fitness 1351 Walla Walla Ave (509) 398-0505 Wenatchee Racquet & Athletic Club 1913 Skyline Dr (509) 662-3544 Wenatchee Valley YMCA 217 Orondo Ave (509) 662-2109

Workout Warehouse 244 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 667-5035 Worx: Eastmont 290 9th St NE (509) 884-4965 Worx: Wenatchee 12 N Worthen St (509) 663-4965

GYMNASTICS Apple Valley Gymnastics 230 S Columbia St #3 (509) 663-2988 Sport Gymnastics 10 S Columbia St (509) 667-1538

iLA Yoga 13 Orondo Ave (509) 670-2384 Kula Hot Yoga 741 Riverside Dr Valkyrie Fitness 10 S Columbia St (509) 433-7858

SPAS Elements Salon & Spa 116 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 667-8200 Exhala Wellness 611 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 881-5653 Indigo Salon & Spa 600 N Mission St (509) 664-6611

KICKBOXING & KARATE

Luana Beauty Lounge 201 S Wenatchee Ave (509) 607-6056

Axiom 212 Fifth St (509) 793-8078

Polished 517 Grant Rd (509) 888-3939

Chief Fitness 501 S Wenatchee Ave (509) 668-9394

Professional Skin Solutions Medical Spa 123 Ohme Garden Rd Suite D (509) 885-4473

Lightsout Boxing 33.5 N Mission St (509) 264-4932 Wenatchee School of Karate 1517 N Miller St (509) 663-6389

Tranquility Day Spa 530 N Valley Mall Pkwy (509) 884-4900 Valley Laser & Skin 620 N Emerson Ave Suite 204 (509) 667-2535

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Science & History WENATCHEE VALLEY MUSEUM & CULTURAL CENTER

Explore our region’s heritage from the Ice Age to the present day through virtual tours, exhibits, and programs at the Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center. Learn about the earth-shattering power of the Great Missoula Floods and how cataclysmic forces shaped our region. Discover the Clovis Points and learn about the indigenous stonemasons who created these coveted spear points.

Learn about the first Western explorers to paddle these shores and the settlers who homesteaded here, and how this area was transformed into one of the top fruit-producing regions in the world.

WenatcheeValleyMuseum.org MISS VEEDOL

Miss Veedol was the first airplane to fly nonstop across the Pacific Ocean. On October 5, 1931, Clyde Pangborn and copilot Hugh Herndon crash-landed the plane in the hills in East Wenatchee, completing the historic 41-hour flight from Sabishiro Beach, Japan. A permanent exhibit and replica of Miss Veedol are housed at the Wenatchee Valley Museum and Cultural Center.

MissVeedol.org ROCKY REACH DISCOVERY CENTER

Experience the mighty Columbia River with newly expanded hands-on exhibits, big windows for fish viewing, and edutainment. Learn about renewable hydropower, salmon recovery, Columbia River history, and more. Enjoy breakfast or lunch in our café or explore the 17 acres of lawns and gardens, playground equipment, picnic shelters, arboretum, and more.

ChelanPUD.org/learning-center/rocky-reach-discovery-center WENATCHEE RIVERFRONT RAILWAY & TRAIN STATION

Enjoy a ride on a miniature railroad. Open from late April to early December, rides are by donation. Private parties are also available. wrrywa.square.site

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TERESA GUERRERO CHELAN COUNTY PUD

“The Discovery Center at Rocky Reach Dam is such a fun experience for the whole family.

Everything is hands-on.

You get to touch, you get to play, you get to drive a steamboat down the Columbia. You can see how water is turned into electricity or look a salmon in the eye. It’s free and open year-round.”

— Teresa Guerrero Chelan County PUD

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NUMERICA PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

Arts & Culture

Located in the heart of downtown Wenatchee at the Stanley Civic Center, the Numerica Performing Arts Center offers something for everyone in an intimate 550-seat venue. As a nonprofit, the Numerica Performing Arts Center relies on business support to provide our community with exceptional arts programming, including international shows, touring events and cutting edge performances. Wenatchee Valley Symphony Orchestra, Apollo Club, Wenatchee Valley Appleaires, and Music Theatre of Wenatchee are just a few of the local community groups that utilize our hometown theater.

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WENATCHEE VALLEY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

The Wenatchee Valley Symphony Orchestra, renowned for its artistic excellence, enriches the communities of North Central Washington through music performance, outreach, and education. Their vision is to unite, inspire, and enhance community life with the transformative power of live music. They are driven by values that include fostering a philanthropic culture, engaging deeply with our community, and committing to outstanding musical performances and education. From their beginnings in 1947, under Dr. George Bower, to the current leadership of Nikolas Caoile, the Symphony has continually evolved, launching initiatives like the Young Musician Competition to honor Angela Schuster Svendsen. Their history is marked by a dedication to both youth and adult musicians, ensuring growth while maintaining fiscal responsibility.

WenatcheeSymphony.org

Wenatchee Valley Symphony Orchestra, Mike Endsley Numerica Performing Arts Center, Charles Donaldson

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LIVE MUSIC

COLUMBIA CHORALE

Live music graces the summer air outside, as well as our halls, pubs, basements, parks, orchards, and backyards. Concerts regularly attract an enthusiastic following, whether for jazz, rock, folk, acoustic, bluegrass, mariachi, or the symphony—you name it. Check the events calendar for performances throughout the area at local venues, including wineries, restaurants, orchards, parks, casinos, and resorts.

Columbia Chorale is a volunteer nonprofit organization that presents a variety of great choral music in the Wenatchee Valley community. Through collaborations with other choral and musical groups (high school and community college singers, the Wenatchee Valley Symphony, and other instrumental groups) the Chorale engages the widest possible audiences with exceptional performances of choral literature, from classical masterpieces to national and world folk music, opera and show tunes and original songs by local composers. The Chorale has participated in many regional events including choral festivals and fundraisers for local causes.

VisitWenatchee.org/events MUSIC THEATRE OF WENATCHEE

Established in 1961, Music Theatre of Wenatchee has long been synonymous with outstanding community theater in the greater Wenatchee area. This nonprofit is committed to providing exceptional entertainment and creating opportunities for community members to showcase their talents, build new connections, acquire new skills, and revel in the magic of live theater. With a diverse repertoire that includes hit comedies, melodramas, and thrilling productions, Music Theatre of Wenatchee offers a full season of captivating performances that bring joy and excitement to audiences in the Wenatchee area.

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WenatcheeColumbiaChorale.org ART ON THE AVENUES

Take a walk on Art on the Avenues—a series of walks in Wenatchee that visit 87 world-class sculptures. The Art on the Avenues project provides art experiences for all through outdoor public art exhibits, educational programs, and sculpture sales.

Download maps and find information on each sculpture on the website.

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WENATCHEE FIRST FRIDAYS

CLASS WITH A GLASS

Wenatchee First Fridays is your gateway to art experiences scattered throughout downtown and beyond. Explore exhibitions, installations, performance art, and activities in downtown Wenatchee on the first Friday of every month. Art happens in galleries and alleys, museums and parks, coffee houses and niche boutiques, churches, and public markets.

Class with a Glass offers art classes for all ages at the Wenatchee studio located at 134 N Mission Street in Wenatchee, WA. Off-site classes are also offered at a variety of locations in our region. Art classes include weekly general sessions, family and partner paint classes, kids' classes, homeschoolers' art series, and private painting parties.

WenatcheeFirstFridays.com NCWArts.org

ClassWithaGlass.com

ART GALLERIES AND EXHIBITS

Head over to Liberty Cinema to experience our downtown theater with great acoustics and an intimate, artsy vibe.

Whether you're visiting a local gallery, coffee shop, restaurant, or work space, art can be viewed around every corner.

Explore the MAC Gallery at Wenatchee Valley College, the Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center, Two Rivers Art Gallery and Pybus Art Alley. You might even discover your new favorite artist and take a piece home with you.

CINEMA

Liberty.NCWMovies.com Gateway Cinema offers a VIP lounge, exclusive food menu, wine and beer, and traditional movie snacks.

Gateway.NCWMovies.com

2RiversGallery.com PybusPublicMarket.org/ Robert-Wilson-Art-Alley INSPIRATIONS CERAMIC & ART CAFÉ

A place for all ages to come together and make lasting memories through handmade art in a comfortable and fun environment.

Paint your own pottery, design fused glass, or create a unique wood sign.

InspirationsCeramic.com

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Our Sports Teams

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Wenatchee Valley Super Oval, Just KB Media

WENATCHEE VALLEY SPORTS

Wenatchee Valley Sports assists in the recruitment and retention of sports tournaments, events and related activities and serves as an informational resource for area sports organizations.

WenatcheeValleySports.com WENATCHEE WILD

The Wenatchee Wild's exciting style of play and winning tradition bring the Town Toyota Center to life many nights from September through March. As 2018 champions of the prestigious British Columbia Hockey League, the Wild average nearly 3,000 fans per game as the newest member of the major junior Western Hockey League.

WenatcheeWildHockey.com WENATCHEE ALL-STARS FC

Wenatchee All-Stars FC is an elite men’s soccer team playing in the Cascade Premier League. Follow their journey as they bring to the valley a fast and competitive game of soccer. Let’s Unite As One. See you at the next kickoff!

WenatcheeAllStarsFC.org WENATCHEE APPLESOX

Cheer on the AppleSox at one of our hometown games—up close with players and the lovable coyote mascot! The West Coast League showcases top collegiate talent from Kelowna to Klamath Falls. Wenatchee AppleSox regularly contend in the championship and draw devoted fans with perfect weather, affordable tickets, and exceptional baseball at Paul Thomas Sr. Baseball Stadium at Wenatchee Valley College.

AppleSox.com WENATCHEE BIGHORNS

Wenatchee Valley’s newest professional basketball team, the Wenatchee Bighorns, started their first season in March of 2023. The Bighorns play in the Western Conference of the TBL—“The Basketball League”—a professional basketball league going on its sixth season.

The Wenatchee Bighorns are the fourth franchise in the Northwest region of the 50+ nationwide league. They will play 25 games this season and host most of their home games at the Town Toyota Center.

WenatcheeBighorns.com

Wenatchee Wild Hockey, Wenatchee Applesox Baseball, Wenatchee All-Stars FC

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Eat & Drink

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Dinner & Drinks at Pybus Public Market, Steven Gnam

Restaurants AMERICAN BISTRO Anvil Sandwich Company 614 Riverside Dr, Suite B105 (509) 888-4655

Mission Burgers & Chicken 900 S Wenatchee Ave (509) 665-3622

Bob's Burgers & Brew 795 Grant Rd (509) 888-5013

Orchard Bar & Bites 1229 Walla Walla Ave at Residence Inn (509) 470-3149

Bob's Classic Wenatchee 110 2nd St (509) 663-3954 Bob's Classic East Wenatchee 474 Grant Rd (509) 888-5641 Dizzy D’s 501 N Western Ave (509) 662-3236 EZ’s 1950 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 663-1957 The Huck 7 N Worthen (509) 888-0303 King Pizza 30 South Wenatchee Ave (509) 888-5115 Larry’s Drive In 120 Rock Island Rd (509) 884-7762 McGlinn's Public House 111 Orondo Ave (509) 663-9073

The Orchard by Pear UP Cider 858 Valley Mall Pkwy (509) 993-4948 Rail Station & Ale House 29 N Columbia St (509) 888-2165 Smitty's Pancake House 1621 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 662-2784 Sweetwood BBQ 905 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 888-4557 Tastebuds Coffee & Wine 212 5th St (509) 888-2783 Touch of Soul 212 S Wenatchee Ave (509) 741-5061 The Wild Huckleberry 302 S Mission St (509) 663-1013

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FINE DINING Atlas Fare 137 N Wenatchee Ave Suite 103 (509) 300-0303 The Chateau Grill 1 Vineyard Way (509) 667-9463 Shakti's 218 N Mission Ave (509) 662-3321 Stones Gastropub 120 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 470-2296 The Windmill Restaurant 1501 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 665-9529 ITALIAN & EUROPEAN CUISINE The Crêpe House 619 S Mission St (509) 470-7662 Döner Haus 20 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 470-7087 Fire 7 N Worthen (509) 888-4347 Garlini's Napoletana 212 5th St #13 (509) 884-1707 Olive Garden 615 Valley Mall Pkwy (509) 886-0281 Visconti's Italian Restaurant 1737 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 662-5013 Inna's Cuisine 26 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 886-4662 Fine Dining at Atlas Fare, Mike Endsley

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Top Rajanasthien, North 40 Productions

TOP ROJANASTHIEN ATLAS FARE

“We take things we like and make it our own way. We strive to pair local ingredients with flavors from around the world, and contribute to Wenatchee's diverse culinary scene in an authentic, meaningful way.”

— Top Rojanasthien Chef and Owner of Atlas Fare

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MEXICAN & LATIN CUISINE Ay Caramba Tres Amigos 1516 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 888-2180

Pollo Alegre 609 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 470-8274

Claudio's 1917 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 885-4359

South 7 N Worthen (509) 888-LIME

El Agave 800 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 662-7239

Taco Chava 511 Valley Mall Pkwy (509) 886-5838

El Porton 340 Valley Mall Pkwy (509) 886-5830

Taco Loco 234 S Wenatchee Ave (509) 665-0594

El Tapatio 509 S Mission St (509) 699-1094

Tacos Y Tortas El Pueblo 936 Valley Mall Pkwy (509) 888-7262

Fonda Oaxaqueña 136 Eastmont Ave (509) 888-7317 Freddy’s Kitchen 6 French St (509) 888-5621 La Fuente 816 S Mission St (509) 664-1910 La Tortuga Loca 300 Stevens St (509) 663-6433 Los Amigos 1684 Grant Road (509) 888-5356 Perico's Lounge 601 S Mission St (509) 888-0334

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Taqueria El Rinconsito 1100 N Miller St (509) 662-2727 Taqueria El Tarasco 522 S Wenatchee Ave (509) 394-4633 Taqueria La Cihualteca 1211 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 888-5114 Tropical Salvadoreño 119 Palouse St (509) 662-2529 Wenatchee Piña Loca 202 N Mission St (509) 881-7197

Carnitas Tacos at South at Pybus, Mike Endsley

ASIAN & INDIAN CUISINE Blue Flame Asian Bistro & Sushi Bar 307 Valley Mall Pkwy (509) 470-8899

Peking Chinese Restaurant 350 Simon St SE (509) 884-7616

China Buffet 1210 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 665-0663

Spice Thai Kitchen 628 Valley Mall Pkwy (509) 886-2567

Cuc Tran 7 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 663-6281

Spring Lotus 1050 Springwater Ave (509) 662-8898

India House Authentic Cuisine 105 S Wenatchee Ave (509) 888-5334

Steam Panda 104 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 888-6898

Iwa Sushi and Grill 8 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 667-8744

Sumo Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi 1210 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 663-6666

Mai Lee Thai 595 Grant Rd #6 (509) 884-1412

Wok-About Grill 110 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 662-1154

Om Cooking (Thai) 749 Riverside Dr (509) 470-9880

Wok n Roll 212 5th St Suite 1 (509) 470-9688

Original J's Teriyaki 140 Eastmont Ave (509) 884-9289

VN Pho 1010 Springwater Ave (509) 667-8650

Panda Express 1920 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 662-0800

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SWEETS

CAFÉS & DELIS

COFFEE & BAKERIES

Boba Lab East Wenatchee 610 Valley Mall Pkwy (509) 888-2995

Anvil Sandwich Company 614 Riverside Dr Suite B105 (509) 888-4655

La Vie En Coffee Bar & Bakery 35 S Wenatchee Ave (509) 470-6722

Boba Lab Wenatchee 4 S Mission St (509) 888-2995

Café Columbia 7 N Worthen (509) 888-3970

The Crêpe House 619 S Mission St (509) 470-7662

Fit Bar 212 Fifth St (509) 881-8535

Cupcake Blues 17 Orondo Ave (509) 888-1966

Huckleberry 1427 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 662-7805

Glaze Bakery 595 Grant Rd (509) 888-4529

Lemolo Café & Deli 114 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 664-6576

Ice 7 N Worthen (509) 888-4423

Sage Hills Bakery 826 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 888-3912

Legend Designer Ice Cream 159 Valley Mall Pkwy (509) 668-1328

The Dilly Deli 903 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 888-0064

Owl Soda Fountain & Gifts 25 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 664-7221 Zully's 112 N Mission St (509) 669-2699

Wenatchee Natural Foods Café 222 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 665-9999

Little Red’s Bakery & Espresso 15 N Worthen (509) 670-7345 Mela Coffee Roasting Co 17 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 888-0374 Steamers West 317 Orondo Ave (509) 293-5518 SPECIALTY The Cheesemonger's Shop 7 N Worthen (509) 888-9930 Ñammy Protein Bar 820 S Wenatchee Ave (509) 433-0053 Smart Nutrition 920 Valley Mall Pkwy (509) 470-7677

Zebra Brasserie 112 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 436-1767

Cinnamon Morning Buns, Café Columbia

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Fresh Gelato, Ice at Pybus

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Craft Cocktail at Atlas Fare, Mike Endsley

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Top Beers at McGlinn's, Steven Gnam

BREWERIES

BARS, TAVERNS & LOUNGES

It is one thing to enjoy a quality beer, but quite another to experience it in good company at one of our growing number of taprooms.

People flock to trivia nights, homebrewing club meetings, and great food at their favorite spots. One thing is clear: there is nothing like raising a glass of local suds with friends at the end of a day full of adventures.

Applebee's 1300 N Miller St (509) 667-0707

Columbia Valley Brewing 538 Riverside Dr (509) 888-9993 Pinnacle Beerworks 18 N Mission St (509) 888-2883 Saddle Rock Pub & Brewery 25 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 888-4790 The Taproom

by Hellbent Brewing 7 N Worthen St (509) 901-4569 Wenatchee Valley Brewing Co 108 E Island View St (509) 881-4529

Bob's Burgers & Brew 795 Grant Rd (509) 888-5013 Bob's Classic Brass & Brew East Wenatchee 474 Grant Rd (509) 888-5641 Bob's Classic Brass & Brew Wenatchee 110 2nd St (509) 663-3954 Buzz Inn Steakhouse East Wenatchee 280 Grant Rd (509) 884-6219 Buzz Inn Steakhouse Wenatchee 1112 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 663-7777 Clearwater Saloon & Casino 838 Valley Mall Pkwy (509) 888-2003 Epoch 16 S Wenatchee Ave (509) 888-7998 Ground Control 10 N Wenatchee Ave GroundControlWenatchee.com Joe's East Sports Bar & Grill 921 Valley Mall Pkwy (509) 888-0300

Joe's Log Cabin Tavern & Steak House 633 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 662-5329 KAOS Bar & Nightclub 212 S Wenatchee Ave (509) 888-3445 La Fiesta 210 S Wenatchee Ave (509) 663-1433 Perico's Lounge 601 S Mission St (509) 888-0334 Red Robin 1306 N Miller St (509) 662-0110 Riverhouse Cigar Bar 527 N Piere St (509) 888-3558 Side Chick Sports Bar 845 Valley Mall Pkwy (509) 888-0049 Tap & Putt 246 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 470-8890 The 108 108 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 888-9108 The Igloo 1308 N Miller St (509) 663-4791 Wally’s Tavern 322 S Wenatchee Ave (509) 663-1433

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WINERIES & CIDERIES

Four seasons of sunny days and cool nights combined with our distinct geology create the perfect environment for winemaking.

This climate has attracted skilled and passionate winemakers who add their personalities to the story. As the appeal of hard ciders continues to spread, we are fortunate to have orchardists experienced in curating their home-grown and hand-crafted blends right here in the heart of Washington’s apple country.

Cave Noire 100 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 273-1987

Norwood 23 S Wenatchee Ave (509) 888-5863

Chateau Faire le Pont 1 Vineyard Way (509) 667-9463

Off the Hill 7 N Worthen (509) 888-3040

Circle 5 Winery 3400 10th St SE (509) 669-3211

The Orchard 858 Valley Mall Pkwy (509) 993-4948

Crayelle Cellars 15 N Second St (509) 393-1996

Snowdrift Cider Co 273 S Ward Ave (509) 630-3507

Horan Estates 15 N Second St (509) 679-0554

Union Hill Cider Co 3100 Ridgeway Dr (509) 679-7192

Jones of Washington 7 N Worthen (509) 888-0809

Watercore Cider 19A N Wenatchee Ave (509) 860-7410

Malaga Springs Winery 3450 Cathedral Rock Rd Malaga (509) 679-0152

Watermill Winery 118 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 895-2291

McGregor Farms 7 N Worthen (509) 665-3255

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Visit Wenatchee Visitors Center & Tasting Room 137 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 662-2116

CRAIG MITRAKUL CRAYELLE CELLARS

“There is something special about the Wenatchee Valley.

We had to find the right climate to be able to make the wines we really enjoy drinking. It all came together when we came up here to Wenatchee.”

— Craig Mitrakul, Crayelle Cellars

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Stay LODGING 1. Avenue Motel | 720 N Wenatchee Ave | (509) 663-7161 2. Avid Hotel | 1640 N Wenatchee Ave | (509) 663-8115 3. Best Western Chieftain Inn | 1017 N Wenatchee Ave | (509) 665-8585 4. Best Western Plus | 815 N Wenatchee Ave | (509) 662-1700 5. Cedars Inn | 80 9th St NE, East Wenatchee | (509) 886-8000 6. Coast Wenatchee Center Hotel | 201 N Wenatchee Ave | (509) 662-1234 7. Comfort Suites | 195 E Penny Rd | (509) 703-4315 8. Downtown Inn | 232 N Wenatchee Ave | (425) 780-0010 9. Fairfield Inn & Suites | 201 Valley Mall Pkwy, East Wenatchee | (509) 436-9830 10. Hilton Garden Inn | 25 N Worthen St | (509) 662-0600 11. Holiday Inn Express | 1921 N Wenatchee Ave | (509) 663-6355 12. Holiday Lodge | 700 N Wenatchee Ave | (509) 663-8133 13. La Quinta Inn | 235 E Penny Rd | (509) 663-8333 14. Lyle's Motel | 924 N Wenatchee Ave | (509) 663-5155 15. Motel 6 | 610 N Wenatchee Ave | (509) 663-8167 16. My Place Motel | 820 Riverside Dr | (509) 888-8118 17. Quality Inn | 1401 N Miller St | (509) 300-1627 18. Red Lion | 1225 N Wenatchee Ave | (509) 663-0711 19. Residence Inn | 1229 Walla Walla Ave | (509) 470-3091 20. Springhill Suites by Marriott | 1730 N Wenatchee Ave | (509) 667-2775 21. SureStay by Best Western | 580 Valley Mall Pkwy, East Wenatchee | (509) 888-7378 22. Sunset Highway Motor Inn | 10 13th St NE, East Wenatchee | (509) 884-7300 23. Travelodge | 1004 N Wenatchee Ave | (509) 293-9275 24. Warm Springs Inn | 1611 Love Lane | (509) 662-5683 25. Wenatchee Inn & Suites | 1905 N Wenatchee Ave | (509) 664-6565

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Community Relocating to a new place can be an exhilarating journey filled with endless possibilities. It's a chance to turn the page, start a fresh chapter, and embrace exciting adventures. The Wenatchee Valley has a wealth of resources available to guide your way and make the transition as seamless as possible.

Understanding a community often begins with understanding its essential key components – including demographics, geography, history, values and customs.

A local source for reliable data collected from Chelan and Douglas Counties is the Chelan Douglas Trends website. This site carries 130 statistical measures covering Chelan County, Douglas County, East Wenatchee, Wenatchee, Cashmere, Chelan, and Leavenworth in nine categories.

In addition, Chelan Douglas Trends has launched a blog and newsletter that highlights the most up-to-date information as it becomes available.

ChelanDouglasTrends.org

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POPULATION

AVERAGE TEMPERATURES (°F)

Wenatchee 35,650 East Wenatchee 14,180 Chelan County 80,650 Douglas County 44,000 Bridgeport 2,135 Cashmere 3,280 Chelan 4,390 Entiat 1,355 Leavenworth 2,515 Mansfield 330 Rock Island 1,425 Waterville 1,140

High January 35° February 44° March 55° April 64° May 73° June 81° July 89° August 88° September 87° October 64° November 47° December 36°

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Annual Precipitation Average Snowfall Elevation (city) Elev. (Mission Ridge base) Elev. (Mission Ridge summit)

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ADDITIONAL RESOURCES FOR LOCAL DATA

Chelan Douglas Regional Port Authority The City of East Wenatchee The City of Wenatchee North Central Washington Economic Development District

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Conventions & Meetings Situated in the heart of Washington, the Wenatchee Valley is an ideal destination for a broad spectrum of professional and personal events, from board retreats and large conferences to weddings and parties. Our central location ensures easy accessibility, and our flexible meeting spaces, cuttingedge technology, and exceptional service will cater to your event’s specific needs. Choose Wenatchee for convenience, innovation, and a distinctive touch that will make your next event seamless and impactful.

THE WENATCHEE CONVENTION CENTER

Located downtown, the Wenatchee Convention Center is ideal for conventions, meetings, and events with full catering capabilities and stateof-the-art audio visual technology. The facility offers 50,000 square feet of space, including a ballroom, exhibition hall, and 14 meeting rooms.

WenatcheeConventionCenter.com CONFLUENCE TECHNOLOGY CENTER

Located within the Olds Station Business Park, the Confluence Technology Center is a multifunctional facility with customizable amenities, including event planning, integrated audio-visual equipment, video conferencing and webinar capabilities, a catering kitchen, and more. From planning to wrap-up, a meeting and technology support team is on site to assist with your event.

CONVENTION CENTER EXPANSION PROJECT

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TOWN TOYOTA CENTER

The Town Toyota Center brings worldclass entertainment and sporting events to the Wenatchee Valley. This 4,300-seat multipurpose arena is owned and managed by the Wenatchee Public Facilities District.

This performance and event venue also offers space for meetings, and tournaments, as well as on- and off-site catering.

TownToyotaCenter.com LOCALTEL EVENT CENTER AT PYBUS PUBLIC MARKET

The LocalTel Event Center located next to Pybus Public Market offers a unique setting for any special event, ranging from professional meetings to personal celebrations including weddings, parties, and memorial services. Two rooms are available for rent either separately or combined, appropriate for groups of 35-200+. Both rooms have access to a large patio with views of the Columbia River and a commercial kitchen.

PybusPublicMarket.org/Event-Center WENATCHEE VALLEY MUSEUM & CULTURAL CENTER AND WELLS HOUSE

Consider the Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center or the Wells House for your next event. The Wells House is perfect for intimate gatherings, while the Museum offers a spacious venue with a well-equipped kitchen.

With captivating exhibits, these spaces are ideal for various events like office parties, weddings, board meetings, retreats, and more.

WenatcheeValleyMuseum.org/renting-facilities

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RED LION

MERCANTILE

The Red Lion Hotel is located on the main thoroughfare through town and boasts 149 spacious, clean, and comfortable guest rooms, most of which have private balconies. In addition to 9,000 square feet of meeting space, guests can enjoy the fitness center and the seasonal outdoor pool.

Locally owned and operated, Mercantile was founded as a space to foster economic development and build community. The Mercantile is a coworking and event space that provides a vibrant and productive work environment for entrepreneurs, small businesses, creatives, and professionals alike.

RedLion.com/red-lion-hotels/wa/wenatchee/ red-lion-hotel-wenatchee-city-center HILTON GARDEN INN

HOST WENATCHEE

On the banks of the Columbia River and less than a mile from the downtown, the Hilton Garden Inn serves as an ideal backdrop for personal and professional events with more than 3,000 square feet of flexible meeting space, including a ballroom, riverfront patio, and boardroom. Guests can also enjoy cooked-to-order breakfast, indoor pool, and dining and cocktails on the patio.

Located in the heart of Downtown Wenatchee across the railroad from Pybus Public Market, Host is a one-stopshop for your next event with modern and cozy seating and atmosphere.

This location is ideal for an event or meeting of up to 70 people.

Hilton.com/en/hotels/ eatyogi-hilton-garden-inn-wenatchee/

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HostWenatchee.com

The Residence Inn by Marriott welcomes guests to enjoy spacious studios and suites with full kitchens and separate living areas. The Apple Capital Loop Trail and Walla Walla Point Park are just outside the door, and the facility includes four meeting rooms and nearly 3,000 square feet of event space. Other amenities include an expansive patio with fire pits, an on-site restaurant, complimentary breakfast, bike rental, fitness center, and indoor pool.

Located downtown, the Wenatchee Library now offers four private meeting spaces, including three new flexible meeting rooms that can be reserved free of charge. These spaces are equipped with large screen TVs with screenshare capabilities, 4x8 whiteboards with markers, and movable tables and chairs to accommodate various meeting and programming needs. Ideal for local government agencies, non-profits, community organizations, area leaders, and educators, the library also provides several seating and gathering areas for informal meetings and networking.

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Technology

Wenatchee, historically reliant on agriculture, has actively diversified its economy in the past decade. Major employers now include hydroelectric power, healthcare, technology, education, and tourism industries. Our valley hosts data centers for Verizon, Microsoft, and Sabey, fostering a thriving community of high-tech businesses and entrepreneurs. This growth is supported by the Chelan County Public Utility District's robust fiber optic infrastructure, delivering connectivity on par with the I-5 corridor.

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CHELAN COUNTY PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT (PUD)

Chelan County PUD was formed in 1936 by local voters who wanted affordable power for all county residents. Today, it operates three hydro projects that deliver clean, renewable, low-cost energy to not only residents of the Wenatchee Valley, but other utilities that serve millions of residents across the Pacific Northwest. Chelan County PUD now also offers fiber optic which provides residents with access to some of the fastest internet in the world (up to 1 Gbps/1,000 Mbps).

ChelanPUD.org DOUGLAS COUNTY PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT (PUD)

Like Chelan County PUD, Douglas County PUD was organized in 1936 as a non-profit, locally-owned electric distribution system. Today, the Douglas County Community Network (DCCN) is an ultra-high-speed broadband network designed for Douglas County PUD’s electric system. The network includes hundreds of miles of fiber optic cables, offering bandwidth of up to 1 Gbps/1,000 Mbps. In areas where wired connections aren’t feasible, such as much of the Waterville Plateau, the DCCN offers wireless broadband.

DouglasPUD.org NORTH CENTRAL WASHINGTON’S (NCW) TECHNOLOGY ALLIANCE

NCW Tech Alliance is a non-profit organization with the mission to connect people with resources in technology, entrepreneurship, and STEM education. Serving over 150 business members, the organization hosts more than 30 events annually (including the Flywheel Investment Conference, Innovator Awards Luncheon, and Apple STEM Network) which provide an open platform for innovation, entrepreneurship, and the exchange of ideas. NCW Tech Alliance also partners with the Wenatchee Valley Chamber of Commerce to provide resources and opportunities that drive economic development in the North Central Washington region.

NCWTech.org

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Healthcare The Wenatchee Valley is a regional hub for healthcare in North Central Washington, offering a network of award-winning hospitals and clinics serving diverse populations. Collectively these service providers offer trusted, compassionate, and comprehensive access to health and wellness for every member of our community.

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CONFLUENCE HEALTH

LUPINE FAMILY MEDICINE

Confluence Health, a leading healthcare system in North Central Washington, includes two hospitals, 40+ medical specialties, and primary care. With 270+ physicians and 150+ advanced practice clinicians, it serves as a major provider between Seattle and Spokane. Confluence Health strives to provide high-quality, costeffective care that supports the well-being of the greater Wenatchee community and beyond.

Lupine Family Medicine is a direct-care, solo-practice family physician clinic located in downtown Wenatchee. Lupine provides personalized, comprehensive, accessible, sustainable, and evidence-based care.

ConfluenceHealth.org EYE & EAR CLINIC OF WENATCHEE

The Eye & Ear Clinic, part of Confluence Health, employs ophthalmology, optometry, and otolaryngology specialists and provides care for diseases of the eye, ear, nose, and throat. They also offer skin care, hearing aids, fashion eyewear, and allergy services.

ConfluenceHealth.org/services/ear-nose-throat COLUMBIA VALLEY COMMUNITY HEALTH (CVCH)

CVCH provides comprehensive medical, dental, and behavioral health services for the entire family. Services include prenatal and pediatrics, family medicine, diabetes management, child and adult behavioral health, behavioral medicine, nutrition services, radiology, and a pharmacy. With nine locations in Wenatchee, East Wenatchee, and Chelan they provide quality, affordable health care.

A sliding fee scale is available as needed.

LupineMD.com KINWELL HEALTH

Kinwell Health, a Washington-based startup, provides a new approach to primary care, emphasizing increased time and improved relationships between patients and their primary care team. The company integrates nutrition, fitness, and behavioral health into its approach, aiming to understand and support individuals in achieving their healthcare goals.

KinwellHealth.com MONARCH HEALTHCARE SOLUTIONS

Monarch Healthcare Solutions offers a broadspectrum, evidence-based approach to treating and preventing chronic disease.

MonarchHealthcareSolutions.com

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Julie Smith MD

Come grow with us.

About Confluence Health Confluence Health is an integrated healthcare delivery system with two hospitals and more than 40 medical specialties, providing care to our neighbors in North Central Washington. With over 400 providers, Confluence Health is the major medical provider between Seattle and Spokane. We are committed to delivering high-quality, compassionate, and cost-effective care close to home. We are dedicated to investing in innovative technology, to provide the best care possible for our patients and equip our providers and staff to operate at the highest level.

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Housing The Wenatchee Valley is a desirable place to live—several organizations and publications rate the Valley as one of the top places in the U.S. to live and retire. Combined with a healthy economy, current and new residents to this area sometimes struggle to find housing.

To address this issue, a Housing Solutions Group has been formed as part of Our Valley Our Future community visioning process to conduct research and develop a series of recommendations to policymakers.

This effort explored construction cost disparities and existing and future inventory needs. They have completed and published their findings.

Our Valley Our Future: Housing Solutions Group Recommendations 2018 OurValleyOurFuture.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/OVOF-Housing-Report-FINAL.pdf Our Valley Our Future: Regional Housing Approach OurValleyOurFuture.org/game-changers

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HOUSING RESOURCES

Chelan Douglas Trends ChelanDouglasTrends.com Pacific Appraisal Associates’ Real Estate Snapshot PacApp.com/real-estate-snapshot.html North Central Washington Association of Realtors NCWAR.realtor Housing Authority of Chelan County and The City of Wenatchee CCWHA.com Community Housing Network WenatcheeWA.gov/services/community-housing-network Affordable Housing CDCAC.org/affordable-housing Common Ground CommonGroundWenatchee.com

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Education Wenatchee Valley’s educational institutions are among the best in Washington State. Our commitment to education is evidenced by improved student assessment scores, a rise in post-secondary applications, and growing student accolades in state competitions.

Our community places a high priority on quality education, delivered by a devoted and caring staff working collaboratively with students, parents, and the community to foster exemplary learning environments.

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Wenatchee Valley College Campus

EASTMONT SCHOOL DISTRICT

CENTRAL WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

Eastmont School District in East Wenatchee includes five elementary and four secondary schools that serve over 6,200 students.

Eastmont High School achieves a 91.5% ontime graduation rate (2020-2021), and nearly 70% of teachers hold a master's degree. The district offers diverse programs, including CTE/Vocational, extracurricular, music, fine art, STEM, second language, alternative learning, remedial, online AP, College in the Classroom, Highly Capable, and more.

Central Washington University (CWU), co-located with Wenatchee Valley College, prioritizes handson learning to prepare students for high-demand careers. The facility offers upper-division and graduate level courses and programs to students of North Central Washington. Through interactive distance learning, students can enjoy high-quality courses and programs at times and locations that fit their busy lifestyles.

Eastmont206.org WENATCHEE SCHOOL DISTRICT

Wenatchee School District is committed to personalized learning for its 7,300+ students at its 4A high school, alternative high school, six elementary schools, and three middle schools. The district emphasizes academic achievement, community partnerships, and respect for different cultural backgrounds.

Wenatchee High School boasted an ontime graduation rate of 92% in 2019.

WenatcheeSchools.org WENATCHEE VALLEY COLLEGE

Wenatchee Valley College is a versatile community college in North Central Washington. It caters to students pursuing two-year liberal arts and science degrees, job-specific skills, basic skill improvement, and ongoing education.

Operating in Wenatchee and Omak, along with a strong online presence, WVC collaborates with the Running Start program for high school students.

WVC.edu

CWU.edu/wenatchee NORTH CENTRAL EDUCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT

The North Central Educational Service District (NCESD) is one of nine regional agencies that support Washington school districts and stateapproved private schools. Serving 29 school districts across Chelan, Douglas, Okanogan, and Grant counties, NCESD offers STEM education training, staff hiring support, safety training, report facilitation, fiscal services, professional development, and more.

NCESD.org WENATCHEE VALLEY TECHNICAL SKILLS CENTER

The Wenatchee Valley Technical Skills Center, an initiative of the Wenatchee School District, offers specialized training off-campus. For students in grades 11 and 12, the program provides technical job training, serving as a launchpad for post-secondary education, apprenticeships, and immediate employment.

With experienced industry instructors, the Tech Center collaborates with Wenatchee Valley College to offer advanced placement and credits for high school students.

WenatcheeSchools.org/wvtsc

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WSU TREE FRUIT RESEARCH AND EXTENSION CENTER

The Tree Fruit Research and Extension Center in Wenatchee is Washington State University's hub for tree fruit sciences. With a cooperative, multidisciplinary approach, the center conducts research in collaboration with growers and industry professionals across Washington's major fruit production areas.

TFREC.CAHNRS.WSU.edu CHARTER COLLEGE

Charter College, a private institution, provides career-focused education in high-demand fields such as healthcare, information technology, business, and skilled trades. Emphasizing practical skills, the programs aim to swiftly transition students from the classroom to the workplace for success in growing career fields.

CharterCollege.edu/locations/ washington/wenatchee-wa PINNACLES PREP

Pinnacles Prep is a tuition-free public charter school that focuses on hands-on projects, critical thinking, relationship building, and contextualized learning by using the community as a classroom. Graduates are expected to be prepared for college, career, and community engagement. The school currently serves grades 6-10, with plans to add a grade each year and serve grades 6-12 by 2026.

PinnaclesPrep.org JOYFUL SCHOLARS MONTESSORI

Joyful Scholars provides a holistic yearround preschool-12th grade education in the Montessori tradition. Their areas of emphasis include Spanish-language acquisition, high-level literacy and language development, natural studies and mathematics, global awareness and environmental appreciation, civic engagement, social responsibility, and peace education.

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RIVER ACADEMY

The River Academy was founded in 1998 with 12 students and the purpose to partner with parents in educating their children to become the next generation of Christian leaders equipped to shape culture through faithful, wise and joyful Christian living. The River Academy provides a solid Christian worldview education steeped in the classical tradition (also known as the Liberal Arts tradition).

This foundation, coupled with an intentionally joy-filled and relational environment, creates a truly unique educational opportunity for families living in our beautiful valley.

TheRiverAcademy.org CASCADE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY

Cascade Christian Academy (CCA) is a K-12 Seventh-Day Adventist day school.

They value the beliefs of the church, family tradition, and commitment to community.

The CCA educational experience includes rigorous academics, co-curricular offerings, student-led chapel, successful athletics, and a school-wide music program.

CCAWenatchee.org ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC SCHOOL

St. Joseph Catholic School is a preschool-5th grade elementary school. St. Joseph Catholic School opened in 1955, after several years of planning, fundraising, and work by members of the St. Joseph Parish. The mission of Saint Joseph Catholic School is to use the knowledge of God’s love to educate the whole child by instilling strong moral values, respecting and serving our diverse community, and achieving academic excellence for future success.

SaintJosephCatholicSchool.org

ST. PAUL’S LUTHERAN SCHOOL & CHILDCARE CENTER

St. Paul’s Lutheran School has been offering quality Christian education as a private school in the Wenatchee area since 1978. Staff is dedicated to providing every child with the best educational opportunities possible. Your child’s experience in school will influence his/her lifelong educational growth and attitudes. That is why St. Paul's is concerned for the total education of your child – spiritual, emotional, social, physical and intellectual.

StPaulsLutheranSchool.com

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Learn More | wvc.edu or (509) 682-6800 AA/EO

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Services POLICE, SHERIFF & FIRE

UTILITIES

Chelan County Sheriff’s Office (509) 667-6851

Cascade Natural Gas (509) 662-6101 CNGC.com

LocalTel (509) 888-8888 LocalTel.net

Chelan County PUD (509) 663-8121 ChelanPUD.org

NW Natural (503) 226-4211 NWNatural.com

City of East Wenatchee (509) 884-9515 East-Wenatchee.com

Sustainable NCW Waste Wizard (509) 662-6224 SustainableNCW.org/ wastewizard

Douglas County Sheriff’s Office (509) 884-0941 (Rivercom) East Wenatchee Police Department (509) 884-9511 RiverCom Dispatch Emergency – 911 Non-emergency (509) 663-9911 Wenatchee Police Department (509) 663-9911 Wenatchee Valley Fire Department Wenatchee & East Wenatchee (509) 662-4734

City of Wenatchee (509) 888-3200 WenatcheeWA.gov Douglas County PUD (509) 884-7191 DouglasPUD.org Douglas County Sewer District #1 (509) 884-2484 East Wenatchee Water District (509) 884-3569 EWWD.org

T-Mobile (509) 663-3000 Tmobile.com Verizon (509) 662-6224 Verizon.com Waste Management (509) 662-4591 WM.com Winton MFG Compost (509) 763-0000 WintonMFG.com Ziply Fiber (866) 699-4759 ZiplyFiber.com

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TRANSPORTATION

Amtrak (800) 872-7245 Amtrak.com Alaska Airlines (509) 886-9216 AlaskaAir.com LINK Plus, Para Transit (509) 662-3569 LinkTransit.com LINK Transit (509) 662-1155 LinkTransit.com Northwestern Trailways (509) 838-4029 NorthwesternTrailways.com

B&B, EVENT & WEDDING VENUE WINE+BAR, CATERING (509)662-5683 WENATCHEE RIVER

WWW.WARMSPRINGSINN.COM

2023 Washington State Wine MVP ‘Most Valuable Producer’ � Washington State Wine Awards �

Wenatchee Pangborn Memorial Airport (509) 884-2494 FlyWenatchee.com

Ask about our Wine Club!

Wenatchee Valley Shuttle and Charter (509) 293-5773 WenatcheeValleyShuttle.com

VISIT OUR TASTING ROOMS WENATCHEE

QUINCY

Pybus Public Market Quincy Public Market 7 N. Worthen Street 1004 F Street SW 509-888-0809 509-787-8108 Tasting Rooms are open 7 days a week.

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Services COMMUNITY SERVICES

Akin (509) 663-0034 AkinFamily.org CAFE (Community for the Advancement of Family Education) (509) 667-1926 WenatcheeCAFE.org

Serve Wenatchee Valley (509) 663-4673 ServeWenatchee.org

Common Ground Community Housing Trust (509) 630-4438 CommonGroundWenatchee.com

The Salvation Army Wenatchee Corps (509) 662-8864 Wenatchee.SalvationArmy.org/ wenatchee_corps

Cancer Care of NCW (509) 663-6964 CancerCareNCW.com

Consumer Credit Counseling (Apprisen) (509) 662-0936 Apprisen.com

Catholic Charities (509) 662-6761 CCSWW.org

Department of Social & Health Services (877) 501-2233

CDVAS (Chelan-Douglas County Volunteer Attorney Services) (509) 663-2778 CDCVAS.org

Lighthouse Christian Ministries (509) 888-4864 WenatcheeLighthouse.org

Center for Alcohol & Drug Treatment (509) 662-9673 CFADT.org Chelan County / Wenatchee Housing Authority (509) 663-7421 CCWHA.com

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Chelan Douglas Community Action Council (509) 662-6156 CDCAC.org

Lilac Services for the Blind (509) 888-7597 LilacBlind.org OIC of Washington (509) 665-3715 YVOIC.org WA Recovery Helpline (866) 789-1511 SAGE (Safety, Advocacy, Growth, Empowerment) (509) 663-7446 FindSafety.org

Washington Poison Center (800) 222-1222 WAPC.org Wellness Place (509) 888-9933 CancerSupportNCW.org Wenatchee Rescue Mission (509) 663-4289 WRMChange.org Wenatchee Valley YMCA (509) 662-2109 WenYMCA.org Women’s Resource Center (509) 662-0121 WRC-NCW.org YWCA of Wenatchee Valley (509) 662-3531 YWCA.org

Title & Escrow Services

At Fig, we go the extra mile to help people achieve the fruitful dream of owning a home — their moment of peace in the shade.

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Wenatchee

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Chelan

701 N Chelan Wenatchee, WA 98801

1320 US Hwy 2 Leavenworth, WA 98826

113 E Woodin Ave Chelan, WA 98816

(509) 662-4721

(509) 548-2257

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Services NEWS & MEDIA

Alpha Media Group (509) 663-5186 AlphaMediaUSA.com Bustos Media (509) 398-4438 BustosMedia.com KPLW Radio (509) 665-6641 PLR.org NCW Life (509) 888-9204 NCWLife.com Northwest Public Broadcasting (509) 662-4589 NWPB.org Sunny FM KCSY (509) 293-4397 KCSYFM.com Town Square Media (509) 665-6565 CherryCreekMedia.com Ward Media (509) 731-4392 Ward.media Wenatchee Business Journal (509) 571-5302 NCWBusiness.com Wenatchee Valley Business World (509) 665-1176 WenatcheeWorld.com Wenatchee World (509) 663-5161 WenatcheeWorld.com

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HEALTHCARE SERVICES

Alpine Valley Wellness Center (509) 886-9355 AlpineValleyWellnessCenter.com Cancer Care of NCW (509) 663-6964 CancerCareNCW.com Cascadian Plastic Surgery (509) 596-0096 CascadianPlasticSurgery.com Chelan Douglas Health District (509) 886-6400 CDHD.WA.gov BARRE

Columbia Valley Community Health (509) 662-6000 CVCH.org

STUDIO

Confluence Health (509) 663-8711 ConfluenceHealth.org Mission Health & Wellness (509) 885-2664 BecomeYourMission.org

@pulsebarrestudio

120 S Columbia, Wenatchee

Sole Sisters Thermal Imaging (509) 860-2640 MBSoleSisters.com Vitality Wenatchee (509) 645-2427 VitalityWenatchee.com REAL ESTATE

Building NCW (509) 293-5840 BuildingNCW.org Central Washington Home Builders Association (509) 454-4006 CWHBA.org NCW Association of Realtors (509) 663-1211 NCWAR.org

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Services BUSINESS SUPPORT SERVICES

Wenatchee Valley Chamber of Commerce (509) 662-2116 Wenatchee.org

Chelan Douglas Regional Port Authority (509) 884-4700 CDRPA.org

Cashmere Chamber of Commerce (509) 782-7404 CashmereChamber.org

Chelan Douglas Trends (509) 682-6907 ChelanDouglasTrends.com

Entiat Valley Chamber of Commerce (509) 550-0137 EntiatChamberofCommerce.com Lake Chelan Chamber of Commerce (509) 682-3503 LakeChelan.com Leavenworth Chamber of Commerce (509) 548-5807 Leavenworth.org Quincy Valley Chamber of Commerce (509) 787-2140 QuincyValley.org Waterville Chamber of Commerce (509) 745-8871 WatervilleWashington.org Wenatchee Downtown Association (509) 662-0059 WenDowntown.org

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EDUCATION

City of Wenatchee Community and Economic Development (509) 888-3203 WenatcheeWA.gov City of East Wenatchee: Community Development (509) 884-9515 East-Wenatchee.com NCW Economic Development District NCWEDD.com NCW Tech Alliance (509) 661-9000 NCWTech.org Small Business Development Center (509) 492-7232 WSBDC.org Service Corp of Retired Executives (SCORE) (509) 888-2900 CentralWashington.Score.org

Eastmont School District (509) 884-7169 Eastmont206.org Wenatchee School District (509) 663-8161 WenatcheeSchools.org North Central Educational Service District (509) 665-2610 NCESD.org Wenatchee Valley College (509) 682-6800 WVC.edu Central Washington University – Wenatchee (509) 665-2600 CWU.edu/wenatchee Washington State University – Wenatchee (509) 667-6540 Extension.WSU.edu/chelan-douglas Charter College (509) 415-3576 CharterCollege.edu FocalPoint Educational Services (509) 662-9121 FocalPointWenatchee.com Meadowbrook Educational Services (509) 443-1737 MeadowbrookEducation.com TEAMS Learning Center (509) 860-5241 TEAMSLearningCenter.org

EMPLOYMENT

Actnow, Inc (509) 888-2105 ActnowPersonnel.com Express Employment Professionals (509) 662-5187 ExpressPros.com OIC (Opportunities Industrialization Center) of Washington (509) 665-3715 YVOIC.org People Ready (509) 662-1404 PeopleReady.com SkillSource (509) 663-3091 SkillSource.org Work Force Solutions (509) 888-7779 WorkForceWA.com Work Source Washington (509) 665-6605 WorkSourceWA.com

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Service Clubs June 21, 2025 9-2pm Pangborn Memorial Airport

One Night Only

HAVANA Drums will play Hips will sway August 9 Gateway Park

May 2-3, 2025

Eastmont Park

(509) 886-6108 | EastWenatcheeWa.gov

KIWANIS

Apple Valley Kiwanis Pybus Public Market Tuesdays at Noon Eastmont Kiwanis EastmontKiwanis.org Riverview Kiwanis Smitty’s Pancake House Thursdays at Noon Facebook.com/ RiverviewKiwanis Wenatchee Downtown Kiwanis Eagles Lodge Tuesdays at Noon WenatcheeKiwanis.org LIONS CLUBS

Wenatchee Central Lions Wenatchee Convention Center Fridays at Noon WenatcheeCentralLions.org Wenatchee Sunrise Lions Online 2nd Thursdays at 6:00 p.m.

Chelan County Fair First weekend after Labor Day! The Chelan County Fair stands as a beloved annual event in the heart of Washington State, offering a cherished platform for community gathering, agricultural showcases, and family entertainment.

JOIN US FOR 4 DAYS OF COUNTY FUN FOR EVERYONE!

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ROTARY

East Wenatchee Rotary Eastmont Metropolitan Parks District Community Center Thursdays at 7:00 a.m.

EWRotary.org Rotary Club of Wenatchee Red Lion Hotel Thursdays at Noon WenatcheeRotary.org Wenatchee Confluence Rotary Town Toyota Center Wednesdays at Noon WenatcheeConfluenceRotary.com Wenatchee Sunrise Rotary Pybus Market LocalTel Event Center Tuesdays at 7:00 a.m.

WenatcheeSunriseRotary.org OTHER

Exchange Club Town Toyota Center Fridays at Noon 2nd & 4th Tuesdays at 6:30 p.m.

Wenatchee Valley Children's Guild (509) 670-6466 WVChildrensGuild.org Women’s Service League of NCW (509) 670-4161 WSLNCW.org

WENATCHEE’S PREMIER HOME, KITCHEN & GIFT SHOP

Sharing our passion for home decor, baby gifts, jewelry, men & women’s accessories, gourmet foods, local wines, holiday decor and specialty gifts.

A must-see when visiting beautiful North Central Washington!

2 N Wenatchee Ave, Wenatchee, WA www.gildedlilyhome.com | (509) 663-1733

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Seniors & Veterans

To our seniors and veterans, we extend a warm welcome and profound gratitude for your invaluable contributions. Here in Wenatchee, we are honored to celebrate and support you.

SENIOR SERVICES

VETERANS SERVICES

VETERANS SERVICES

Aging & Adult Care of Central WA (509) 886-0700 AACCW.org

Central Washington Veteran's Counseling 247 N Chelan Ave (509) 667-8828

North Central Washington Veterans NCWVeterans.info

C.W.H. Home Care & Hospice (509) 665-6049 ConfluenceHealth.org

Chelan County Veterans Services Office 428 Orondo (509) 664-6801

Social Security Administration (800) 772-1213 Volunteer Chore Service (509) 662-6761 Wenatchee Valley Senior Activity Center (509) 662-7036 WenatcheeSeniorCenter.com

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Douglas County Community Resources 211 11th St NE (509) 683-3605 Hopesource 11 Spokane St (509) 888-5288

VA Clinic 2530 Chester-Kimm Rd (509) 663-7615 Vet Corps 1300 Fifth St (509) 682-6817 Vets Serving Vets / The Bunker 1250 N Wenatchee Ave (509) 885-5559

ADULT/SENIOR HOUSING & SERVICES

Wenatchee.org

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missionridge.com

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“Just up the road, 20 minutes from town, we have this hidden little place called Mission Ridge. It’s a big mountain with a small vibe, and the views are spectacular!”

CARLOS PEREZ SKI & SNOWBOARD INSTRUCTOR

— Carlos Perez Ski & Snowboard Instructor Mission Ridge Ski & Board Resort

See why we love this place at youtube.com/@visitwenatchee1789 Fresh Corduroy With a Valley View at Mission Ridge, Shane Wilder Carlos Perez, North 40 Producdtions

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LIZ DAVIDSON RAPIDS GUIDE

“We have some of the best paddling opportunities in the state, and they are literally in our backyard.”

— Liz Davidson, Rapids Guide

See why we love this place at youtube.com/@visitwenatchee1789 Whitewater Kayaking, McGlinn's Public House Liz Davidson, North 40 Productions

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