Mar
1
to Oct 31

Rocky Reach Hydro Project

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The Wenatchee Valley is blessed with abundant natural resources including the Columbia River, which provides affordable and renewable hydroelectric power for local residents and visitors. A day trip to Rocky Reach Dam is fun and informative. Self-guided tours of the powerhouse include historical exhibits in the Museum of the Columbia, community art shows and displays that explain how clean, renewable hydroelectric power is generated. There is also the opportunity to see the giant generators at work from a walkway high above the powerhouse floor. Outdoors, there are acres of landscaped grounds with shady spots for picnicking, sunny lawns, a playground and geocaching. Rocky Reach Visitor Center is open daily, including weekends. For more information, call Chelan County PUD's Visitor Center at (509) 663-7522. Find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/VisitRockyReach.

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Oct
27
6:00 PM18:00

23rd Annual Apple Blossom Auction

Halloween Costume Party 

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Mark your calendar's for Apple Blossom Festival's largest fundraiser and a Wicked Good Time. We are celebrating our 100th Festival this year and are pulling out all the stops! 

Tickets are $50ea. or a Table of 10 for $500.  Saturday, October 27th at 6:00 pm in the Wenatchee Center Grand Ballroom * Full Buffet Dinner * No Host Bar * Hosted Beer thanks to Odom Corp.

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Jan
10
6:00 PM18:00

Top 10 Announcement

Please join us at the Numerica Performing Arts Center for the announcement of our 2019 Top 10 Candidates. All vying for Royalty Scholarships and their chance to represent the Wenatchee Valley as Apple Blossom Festival Royalty.

2018 Top 10 Candidates

Our 2018 Top Ten Candidates from L-> R and bottom row -> top row. Sophie Castillo (W) Rebecca Hall (E) Shayn Stanaway (E) Gretta Wiersma (W) Jessica Murray (W) Estela Navarro (W) Lauren Thompson (W) Brynn Sherrell (E) Brooke Mott (E) Aryana Villafuerte (E)

Our 2018 Top Ten Candidates from L-> R and bottom row -> top row.
Sophie Castillo (W) Rebecca Hall (E) Shayn Stanaway (E) Gretta Wiersma (W)
Jessica Murray (W) Estela Navarro (W) Lauren Thompson (W)
Brynn Sherrell (E) Brooke Mott (E) Aryana Villafuerte (E)

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Cashmere Valley Bank Royalty Selection Pageant
Feb
9
7:00 PM19:00

Cashmere Valley Bank Royalty Selection Pageant

  • Wenatchee High School Auditorium (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS
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2018 Royalty: Queen Gretta Wiersma, Princess Jessica Murray, Princess Sophie Castillo

 

Tickets are $20 for floor seats and $15 for upper level seating. Tickets go on sale Monday, January 14th at the Festival Office, located at 2 S. Chelan St., Wenatchee or online at appleblossom.org

2017 Pageant Award Winners

Photogenic Award: Madelyn Albert
Congeniality Award Lily Waterhouse
Most Original Speech Judith Torres
Achievement Award: Emily Thompson
Community Involvement Award: Lily Waterhouse
Leman Johnson Award: Pat Lynn, Char Allen, and Sally Feil

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Nov
27
12:00 PM12:00

Mandatory Meetings

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Do you want to be a part of the Apple Blossom Royalty Experience?  The Mandatory Meetings for Senior Girls interested in running for the 2019 Apple Blossom Festival Royalty will be held Tuesday, November 27 at 12:00 noon, 4:00 p.m., & 6:00 p.m. at the Wenatchee Convention Center.  You must attend ONE of the mandatory meetings. A parent or guardian must attend one of the meetings as well, however, it does not have to be the same meeting.   $24,000 in scholarships will be awarded to the Top 10 and Royalty.

 

For more information, call the Festival Office at 662-3616.

 

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Pybus Art Lovers Sunday
May
6
10:00 AM10:00

Pybus Art Lovers Sunday

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Come meet some of the valleys most talented artists. Listen to artists discuss their work; discover the inspiration behind their art, and take this opportunity to ask questions. Explore and handle the tools and materials our local artists use to create their work and view demonstration that reveal step-by-step processes

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May
6
10:00 AM10:00

Stemilt Growers Ultimate Apple Pie and Dessert Bake-Off

  • WA State Apple Blossom Festival Office (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Favorite Pie ~ $50

Avis Scharlau It is just called Apple Pie!  Made with 1 honeycrisp, 1 golden delicious and 6 grannys.  Avis secret is if you warm the apple mixture before filling the pie crust it won’t run all over your oven.

Favorite Dessert - $50

Matt Asplund Somewhat German Apfelkuchen.  This is made with 2 Grannys and 2 Golden Delicious.  This dessert is also made with a non-yeast coffeecake base.  Using a lighter cake absorbs the stronger flavors of the apples

   Best of Show ~ $100

   Lonnie Tyer Fresh Apple Cake with Cream         Cheese Frosting

This dessert was made with 4 cups of Braden and Honeycrisp apples and apple syrup made from apple cider.

Thank you to all contestants & congrats to winners

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May
5
2:00 PM14:00

Rugrat Nation 3 on 3

Rugrat Nation is a specialized co-ed event for players k-3rd grades with specialized rules to enhance players basic basketball fundamentals. With two separate divisions k-1st offers specialized rules and interactive officials to enhance the play of this division. Rugrat Nation games are played on lowered hoops to allow all players to score. This event is fun for all, from the players to the spectators. Rugrat Nation is held in the back parking lot of Pybus Market. You can sit on the patio of any of the Pybus restaurants and watch the entire tournament. Registration is limited.

Sign up location: https://www.elitehoopeffects.com/camps-clinics

Event Location: Pybus Public Market 3 N Worthen St.

Entry Fee: $50 per team

 

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Stemilt Growers Grand Parade
May
5
11:00 AM11:00
Festival Events

Stemilt Growers Grand Parade

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Queen Gretta Wiersma, Princess Sophie Castillo, Princess Jessica Murray

Queen Gretta Wiersma, Princess Sophie Castillo, Princess Jessica Murray

*** Applications  ***  Line-up   ***  Route Map  ***  Broadcasts   ***  Parade Results

The cannon sounds promptly at 11:00 am on Saturday, May 5 to announce the Stemilt Growers 99th Washington State Apple Blossom Festival Grand Parade.  Leading off the parade is the traditional Apple Blossom Run, as well as the daredevil maneuvers of the Seattle Motorcycle Police Drill Team.   Bands from throughout the Northwest join with the many colorful floats and proud-stepping equestrian units to make this one of Washington’s grandest parades.  Dignitaries from many of Northwest Festivals, as well as local and state legislators join in to enjoy the Greater Wenatchee Valley at springtime. Contact the Festival Office for more information at (509) 662-3616 or appleblossom.org

Grand Parade Applications Closed

 

Watch the Stemilt Grower Grand Parade LIVE

** CHARTER- Channel 19   ** LOCALTEL- Channel 12 & 501  
  **  It will also be streaming at NCWLife.com

2017 Stemilt Growers Grand Parade Results

FLOATS: 

Grand Sweepstakes Award
(The highest float award.  Given to most outstanding float in the parade, regardless of division.)
                        Capital Lakefair (Olympia) #45

Community Sweepstakes Award
(Presented to the outstanding float in the Community division.)
                         Washington State Fair #75

SPIRIT OF THE FESTIVAL AWARD
(Presented to the outstanding float in the Community/Volunteer Made Division.)
                          Chewelah #72

STEMILT GROWERS Sponsor’s Choice Award
(Given to the Sponsors favorite float, regardless of division.) 
                           Deer Park #12

Royalty CHOICE Award          

(Apple Blossom Royalty’s favorite float regardless of division)
                           Manson Apple Blossom Festival#94

*GOLDEN APPLE AWARD
(Awarded to a float deserving special recognition.)     
                           Spokane Lilac Festival #91

 1st Place(Given in each Community Division based on population.)

Division A (Population over 100,000)    Tacoma Daffodil #97
Division B (Population 40,000-99,999) Marysville Strawberry Festival #61
Division C (Population 5,000-39,999)    Rhododendron Festival #25
Division D (Population 2,000-4,999)     Cashmere #50
Division E (Population Under 2,000)     Wilbur #41

EQUESTRIAN UNITS:    (Cleanliness of Horse & Tack; Riding Apparel; CrowdAppeal; Parade Presence)

Best Royalty Equestrian            Ellensburg Rodeo #77
Best Group Equestrian              Rancho Los Lagos #14
Best Costume Equestrian         Othello’s Distinguished Young Women #47
Novelty Equestrian                   Ellensburg Posse #78
Judge’s Award                          Hispanos Unidos #52
Equestrian Most Original Clean-Up Crew     Miss Rodeo Othello #64

SPECIALTY UNITS:    (Uniqueness; Crowd Appeal; and Costumes)

1st Place Specialty               Tusuy Peru #35
2nd Place Specialty             Humane Society #55
3rd Place Specialty              Farmers Market #65

Most Original Specialty Unit:  Wenatchee Valley Museum #21

Band Results

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BANDS:    (Appearance; Music Ability; Marching; Audience Appreciation; and Pre-Parade Inspection)

AAAA Division         1st Place        South Kitsap High School
                                 2nd Place       Kennedy High School

AA Division              1st Place         West Valley High School-Spokane

A Division                  1st Place        Cashmere High School
                                   2nd Place      Sultan High School

B Division                  1st Place         Entiat High School

BB Division                1st Place         Manson High School
                                   2nd Place       Adna High School

Drum Major Overall:   Wenatchee High School
Band Sweepstakes Overall:  Mariner High School

**Wenatchee (except drum major) does not participate in band awards as the hosts, although Wenatchee scored highest

**Sweepstakes winner is best overall band, regardless of division

**1st & 2nd places are indicated by division, with music caption as the tie breaker

**Best Drum Major is awarded regardless of division

**Drum Major score is not included in band score

AUXILLIARY/DRILL TEAMS: (Precision; Appearance; Originality; and Audience Appreciation)

AAAA Division         1st Place        Kennedy High School
AA Division              1st Place        West Valley High School, Spokane
A Division                 1st Place       Sultan High School
B Division                 1st Place       Entiat High School

**Wenatchee & Eastmont do not participate in awards as the hosts.

Drum major score is not included in band scores.

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Apple Blossom 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament
May
5
to May 6

Apple Blossom 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament

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High School teams and above will play Saturday, May 5th. 8th Grade level and below will play on Sunday, May 6th. Actual times will not be available until the schedule is created.

All entries and payment must be received by April 21st. Late registration and payments will be taken until April 28th with an additional $20 fee. No refunds after April 29th

For registration visit:
https://goo.gl/forms/ag4kMyiQup4VH8xI3

For more information visit...
Facebook: www.facebook.com/appleblossom3on3


 

 

 

 

 

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May
5
8:00 AM08:00

27th Annual Apple Blossom Run

Mark your calendars for the 27th Annual Apple Blossom Run. Sponsored by Confluence Health and Ballard Ambulance. While our 2.1 (Kid’s Race), 5K and 10k runs are all about having fun, we also focus on promoting a healthy lifestyle. More than half of our participants are first-time 5K runners and the event is centered around improving health and wellness in our communities. We hope that The Apple Blossom Run will be able to act as a catalyst for our participants to live an active, healthy lifestyle.

Click here for information and on-line registration

 

 

 

 

 

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May
5
6:00 AM06:00

58th Annual Downtown Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast

  • Triangle Park & Pioneer Middle School (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Come and enjoy an all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast whipped up by our own Wenatchee Downtown Kiwanis. A pre-parade tradition for 58 years! In advance, tickets are $6 for adults, children 6 and under are free. Tickets at the gate are $7. Tickets are available at the Apple Blossom Festival Office, from any Downtown Kiwanis member or at the gate.

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May
4
to May 6

Tour de' Bloom

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The Tour de Bloom Stage Race is a three-day cycling event being held May 4-6, 2018 in the Wenatchee Valley. Organized by the Wenatchee Valley Velo Club, Tour de Bloom features a Plain road race on Friday, a time trial on Saturday morning, and Saturday's Tour de Bloom twilight criterium in historic downtown Wenatchee on Saturday afternoon and evening, and a road race among the rolling wheat fields near Waterville in adjacent Douglas County on Sunday. The event is USA Cycling-certified. Tour de Bloom is held during Wenatchee’s famous Apple Blossom Festival.

Please vistit: http://www.wenatcheevalleyvelo.com for more information or registration!

ROAD CLOSURES

ROAD CLOSURES

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May
4
to May 6

Arts and Crafts Fair

Hours of Operation:
Friday-Saturday 10am - 7pm
Sunday 10am -5pm

     

      2018 Vendors!

      Abadab
      Absolutely Nuts! LLC
      Ace Leather GoodsAJ
      Paul Photography
      Amazing Wood Boskets Inc.
      Annika Jones
      Annie Chrietzberg
      Art of Letters Photography
      Artimals Studio
      Bayside Treasures
      Beadee Eyed Gal
      Beadware
      Bird Houses by Al
      Blue Moon Gardens Glassworks
      Borsa Bella Design Co.
      Brenda McGowan Jewelry
      Brevin's Solid Gold Fudge
      BSandC
      Caramel Kitchen
      Cheryl Stevens Studio
      Christy's Crafts
      Classy Sassy Jewelry
      Clear Impressions Gifts and Decor
      Country Strong
      Critter Creations
      Diaz Art Glass
      Dog and Pup Studios
      Drinking Straws Glass
      Earth Wear
      Flashback unlimited
      Fox Island Trading Co.
      Freeborn Metal Art
      Friday Harbor House Of Jerky
      Geno's Kettle Korn
      Glassdrops
      Goldenwood Soap
      Gypsy Lotus
      Hair Claws
      Heaven Scent Candles of Wa
      It's So Easel

       

      Jeanne's Designs
      JU JU GEAR
      Kalphenna
      KR Farms Handcrafted Soaps & Lotions
      Lethal Customs LLC
      Lisa Sofia LLC
      MA GRAPHICS INC.
      Marshall R. Mahler Photography
      Mehndi Madness
      Michael S. Kenney
      Milostees
      Name Ring 4 U/Shady Valley Traders LLC
      Nectar of the Vine
      No Pocket No Problem LLC
      Nomad Leather
      Over The Line Art
      Peone Creek Pottery
      Pony Tail Country
      Quail Run Jewelry
      Rainshadow Arts
      Ready and Quilling
      Riley's spice of life
      ROCKING TU CREATIONS
      Sara's Signs
      Seattle Fudge
      Shelby Kregel Art
      Simplistic Designs
      Simply Essential
      Snooter-doots
      Solid Rock Memorials and Gifts
      Spin Art USA
      Stone Crazy
      Stormy Mountain Soaps
      Tamarack Mountain Design
      The Bag Ladies of Sequim WA
      The Dogfather
      The Recycled Spoon LLC
      The Toy Box
      Three Rivers Gourmet
      Trillium Handcrafted Jewelry
      TW Coffee Artist
      ViP's Magnetic Jewelry
      Vivid Imaginations face painting
      Wabi Sabi Etc.
      Washington Rocks
      Winfield Designs Home & Garden Art
      Yellow Dog Wine Barrel Furniture

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      May
      3
      9:30 AM09:30

      23rd Annual Apple Blossom Golf Tournament

      The Apple Blossom Golf Tournament takes place at Highlander Golf Course in East Wenatchee. With 144 golfers it is one of the best tournaments in the Northwest at the beautiful Highlander Golf Course. Awards, raffles and a Hole-in-One contest sponsored by Sangster Motor's will also take place.

      2017 Golf Tournament Winners

      • Winners in Division 1 (teams with a combined handicap of 15 & under): 
        1st Place lowest net:  Midland Trucking – Erik Holmberg, Jimmy Sherrell, Darren Goehner and Frank Kuntz
        2nd place lowest net:  Nancy’s Party Rentals – Tim Burris, Brian Greedy, Scott Chandler and Curt Gavin
        3rd place lowest net:  Stemilt Studs – Daryl Ferguson, Ian Turner, Mark Blakney and Mick Fabian.
         
      • Winners in Division 2 (teams with a combined handicap of 16+): 
        1st place lowest net:  Fruit Packers Supply – Shawn Ward, Tony Walton, Dave Piepel and Tyler Fisher
        2nd place lowest net:  Horan Estates Winery–Beth Dobbs, Brette Sangster, Lorena Brownlee and Bonnie Thompson
        3rd place lowest net:  Sangster Motors – Corey Sangster,  Jerry Maxey, Kirk Moser and Gary Crawford .  
         
      • The Team with the Highest Gross overall was:  Elevated Marketing – Cory Wendt, Ed Wendt, Dwayne Jordan and Al Howell.  
         
      • KP Contest, sponsored by Mitchell, Reed & Schmitten Insurance – top 2 closest to the pin:  Tim Burris (Nancy’s Party Rentals) & Steve Ballew (Pacific Appraisal)
         
      • Longest Drive Contest, sponsored by Town Toyota: 
        Men’s Winner – Brian Vincent (Pacific Appraisal)
        Women’s Winner – Brette Sangster (Horan Estate Winery)
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      May
      2
      to May 12

      Apple Blossom Festival Musical...GUYS & DOLLS!

      • Numerica Performing Arts Center (map)
      • Google Calendar ICS
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      Dates/Times:  May 2-5 & 9-12 at 7:30pm. May 6 at 4:00pm. May 12 at 2:00pm.

      Prices:  $25-$29 / May 9 all tickets are $25  (discounts for seniors & youth)

      Tickets:  Numerica PAC Box Office, 509-663-ARTS, or www.NumericaPAC.org

      Description:

      Hailed as the perfect musical comedy, this award-winning classic gambles with luck and love under the bright lights of Broadway. Frank Loesser’s brassy, immortal score makes Guys and Dolls a crowd pleaser. Directed by John Mausser and Tiffany Mausser. Guys & Dolls is based on a Story and Characters of Damon Runyon; Music and Lyrics by Frank Loesser; Book by Jo Swerling and Abe Burrows; Presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI).

      Set in Damon Runyon’s mythical New York City, Guys and Dolls is an oddball romantic comedy. Gambler, Nathan Detroit, tries to find the cash to set up the biggest craps game in town while the authorities breathe down his neck; meanwhile, his girlfriend and nightclub performer, Adelaide, laments that they’ve been engaged for fourteen years. Nathan turns to fellow gambler, Sky Masterson, for the dough, and Sky ends up chasing the straight-laced missionary, Sarah Brown, as a result. Guys and Dolls takes us from the heart of Times Square to the cafes of Havana, Cuba, and even into the sewers of New York City, but eventually everyone ends up right where they belong.

       

       

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      May
      2
      12:00 PM12:00

      All Service Club and Community Luncheon Hosted by Downtown Kiwanis

      • Wenatchee Convention Center Grand Ball Room (map)
      • Google Calendar ICS

      2018 Speaker - Dan Lewis
      27 Year Komo TV News Anchor

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      After 41 years in broadcast news, the last 27 at KOMO Television in Seattle, Dan Lewis retired in May of 2014. While at KOMO, Dan, Kathi Goertzen and Steve Pool were one of the longest running anchor teams in the country. Dan often left the anchor desk for reporting in the field locally, across the country and around the world. His international reporting included the award winning Vanishing Giants documentary in Africa. He also traveled on assignment to Japan, the Philippines, France, Poland, Germany, South America, Israel, Panama and the UK.

      Over the years Dan interviewed many world leaders, athletes and celebrities including Presidents Jimmy Carter, George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton. For his anchoring, writing and reporting Dan won 14 Emmy Awards and a Peabody Award. Dan is now happily retired and enjoys time with his family, traveling, hiking, snowshoeing, golf and photography.

       

      2017 ASCL Speaker - Daniel Bernardo

      Dr. Daniel J. Bernardo resumed his role as Provost and Executive Vice President of Washington State University (WSU) in mid-June, 2016 after being named Interim President on July 7, 2015 following the untimely death of President Elson S. Floyd on June 20, 2015.

      On May 16, 2014, Bernardo was named Provost and Executive Vice President of WSU. He served in the role on an interim basis from June 1, 2013 to May 15, 2014. As Provost and Executive Vice President, Bernardo serves as the senior academic officer for the university and has responsibility for academic planning; budgeting; diversity programs, international programs, enrollment management, and recruitment and retention of faculty, staff, and students. Reporting to the President, the Provost and Executive Vice President works with a team of academic deans, vice-provosts, senior administrators, faculty, staff, and student governance bodies to formulate and implement policies in furtherance of WSU’s strategic goals.

       Bernardo has extensive experience in higher education -- including teaching, research, administration, and policy development -- at the university, college and department levels. Previously, Dr. Bernardo served as Vice President for Agriculture and Extension and Dean of the College of Agricultural, Human and Natural Resource Sciences (CAHNRS) from 2005-2013. In that position, he was responsible for administering teaching, research, and outreach programs in food, agriculture, natural resources and human sciences. Together, CAHNRS and WSU Extension had over 2,200 employees and an annual operating budget of over

      $180 million. As Dean of CAHNRS, he led efforts to reinvigorate WSU’s food and agricultural programs, including raising over $220 million in private contributions to fund endowed chairs, facility improvements, and programmatic activities.

      Prior to moving to Washington State, Bernardo was a Professor and Department Head of the Department of Agricultural Economics at Kansas State University (KSU) from 1995 through 2005. Bernardo was on the Agricultural Economics faculty at Oklahoma State University from 1985 to 1995, where he conducted research and taught courses on a variety of topics, including production economics, water resource policy, and agribusiness economics. Dr. Bernardo has published over 200 papers on various agricultural economics topics.

      Bernardo has a Ph.D. in Agricultural Economics from Washington State University and a B.S. in Agricultural and Managerial Economics from the University of California, Davis.

       

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      Apr
      29
      1:30 PM13:30

      Cakes For College Funnel Cake Eating Contest

      Wenatchee!!!!  It's food fair time!  And that means one thing and one thing only - it's time to line up for a funnel cake at the Cakes for College booth where all profits support college scholarships for students from Wenatchee, Eastmont and Cashmere.  Skip the line this year and get a funnel cake for FREE!  Sign up to be in the Cakes for College Funnel Cake Eating Contest held Sunday April 30th in Memorial Park.  Separate divisions for Grade School, Middle School and High School. Turn in your entry form from 11am to 1:15pm on 4/29 at the Festival Booth at Memorial Park.  Free funnel cakes, hats, and shirts for all contestants.  Even if you lose you still WIN!

       

       

       

       

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      Apr
      29
      11:00 AM11:00

      Pepsi-Cola Youth Day

      Free Activities and Prizes at Every Booth

      Youth Day will be one of the highlights of this year’s Washington State Apple Blossom
      Festival. Great performances and activities from over 40 local vendors. just for kids!

      To be involved as a vendor in this amazing day for our youth, fill out an application

      Princess Sophie Castillo, Queen Gretta Wiersma, Princess Jessica Murray

      Princess Sophie Castillo, Queen Gretta Wiersma, Princess Jessica Murray

       

      2018 Youth Day Booth Participants.

      Subject to change...
      Weinstein Beverage/Pepsi Cola/Blue Hurricane
      SAFE KIDS Coalition:
      (Fire Safety)
      (Water Safety)
      (Pedestrian/Child Passenger Safety)
      (Medicine Safety)
      (911)
      Wenatchee Valley VELO Club, Lids for Kids
      Confluence Health-Health Benefit Exchange
      Child Evangelism Fellowship-Story Barn
      GESA Credit Union
      Rocky Reach Dam Visitor Center
      Town Toyota Center
      Trinity Inflatables
      Wenatchee Kennel Club
      Ballard Ambulance
      Camp Fire of NCW & Camp Zanika
      Molina Health Care
      Wenatchee Wild
      The Vine
      Washington State Parks and Rec
      The River Academy
      Pop Warner
      Chelan/Douglas CSA
      Rainbow for Girls
      EPIC
      St. Paul's Lutheran School
      Youth Church of E. Wenatchee
      Operation Christmas Child
      Coordinated Care
      Community Resource Group/Foster Care
      Sage Hills Church
      TEAMS Learning Center
       Chelan/Douglas CASA
      Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center
      West Side High School Spanish Club
      Guardians of the Children
      Team Naturaleza



       

       

       

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      Apr
      29
      11:00 AM11:00

      Art 4 Kidz sponsored by Washington Federal and Costco

      What a great way to showcase the best youth artistic talent in the Wenatchee Valley!  Art 4 Kidz is an opportunity for youth, grades Pre-K to 12th, to enter their artwork in different categories. The artwork may be any art the student has created within the last year. All entries will be displayed at the Pepsi-Cola Youth Day festivities in Memorial Park.

       

       

      2018 Art 4 Kidz Winners  

      Kindergarten and 1st Grade

      3rd Place – Eliot Hart, Washington Elementary
      2nd Place Camden Peterson, No School
      1st Place -  Manny Salgado, Homeschooled                

      2 Dimensional Division Black and White

      2nd - 3rd
      3rd Place Kate Smith, Osborn Elementary  
      2nd Place Garrison Gormley, Cascade Elementary
      1st Place Micah Saugen, Beaver Valley School 

      4th - 5th
      3rd Place Yahir Hernandez, Lee Elementary
      2nd Place Sahalee Mahler, John Newberry Elementary
      1st Place Finn Mathison, The River Academy

      6th - 8th
      3rd Place Kahlen Gilliver, Foothills Middle School
      2nd Place Emma Banker, Foothills Middle School
      1st Place Lili Williams, Orchard Middle School

      9th - 12th
      3rd Place Brittni Hastings, Eastmont Junior High/ Columbia Virtual Academy
      2nd Place Brooke Elsensohn, Valley Academy
      1st Place Brenda Arreola, Eastmont High School

      2 Dimensional Color

      2nd - 3rd
      3rd Place Cardigan Adams, Peshastin Dryden Elementary
      2nd Place Korbyn Osborn, Grant Elementary
      1st Place Micah Saugen, Beaver Valley School 

      4th - 5th
      3rd Place Abbey Kimmel, Washington Elementary
      2nd Place Casandrah Sperry, John Newberry Elementary
      1st Place Danielle Peterson, Lewis & Clark Elementary

      6th - 8th
      3rd Place Cora Cruickshank, Foothills Middle School
      2nd Place Kahlen Gilliver, Foothills Middle School
      1st Place Ilsa Groff, The River Academy     

      9th - 12th
      3rd Place Rebecca Jacoby, Wenatchee High School
      2nd Place Kailie Wulf, Wenatchee High School
      1st Place Brooke Elsensohn, Valley Academy

      3-D Mixed Media

      2nd - 3rd
      3rd Place Caleb Kolbo, Valley Academy
      2nd Place Micah Saugen, Beaver Valley School
      1st Place Ahnaleigh Wilson, Cascade Elementary  

      4th - 5th
      3rd Place Mary Elise Cliftan, Valley Academy
      2nd Place William Carter, Valley Academy
      1st Place Serenity Saugen, Osborn Elementary

      6th - 8th
      3rd Place Ella McClees, Valley Academy
      2nd Place Marina Sapozknikova, Wenatchee Valley Academy of Learning
      1st Place Ilsa Groff, The River Academy

      9th - 12th
      3rd Place Ryan Everest, Cascade High School
      2nd Place Brooke Elsensohn, Valley Academy
      1st Place – Dylan Kuehni, Cascade High School

      Photography

      6th-12th:            
      3rd Place – Finnley Ottley, Pioneer Middle School
      2nd Place – Alicia Hastings, Eastmont High School/ Wenatchee Valley College
      1st Place – Emerson Carter, Eastmont Jr. High School

      Best of Show:  Lucy Korzh of Cascade Elementary
      Committee’s Choice: Tysh Ashmore of Eastmont High School
      Royalty’s Choice: Brooklyn Eberth from Newbery Elementary
      Costco Choice: Ella Tepley from Kenroy Elementary  
      Washington Federal Choice: Kayli Reidt of Abeka Academy  
      Seattle Children’s Choice: Riley Tepley from Sterling Intermediate School

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      Apr
      28
      3:30 PM15:30

      "Life is a Cycle" 2018

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      The nations largest group ride returns to Wenatchee! Join your fellow community members and ride Saddlerock to Saddlerock as you learn more about commuting options, the Wenatchee Valley Bicycle Master Plan, local businesses and more. Starting and finishing at Saddlerock Pub and Brewery, participants will be given a goodie-filled swag bag AND a $5 off the Wenatchee Pizza during the post-ride celebration. We can’t wait to see you there!

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      Apr
      28
      to May 6

      Wenatchee Riverfront Railway Miniature Train Rides

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      "Kids" of all ages (1 to 100+) can ride a quarter mile of 10" gauge railroad track near the Apple Capital Loop Trail. Buy tickets at the Wenatchee Riverfront Railway's Pear-A-Dise Depot where souvenirs, snacks and soft drinks can also be purchased. Check out a vintage World War II Whitcomb locomotive and look around in the full size caboose.  Shade and pick-nick tables available. The Wenatchee Riverfront Railway, will be open for train rides from 1-5 p.m. Saturday, April 28th and Sunday, April 29th, and again Saturday May 5th and Sunday, May 6th.

      All rides are $2.00
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      Keyes Fibre Youth Parade
      Apr
      28
      11:00 AM11:00

      Keyes Fibre Youth Parade

       
       
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      Jr. Royalty Princess Ava Smeller, Jr. Royalty Queen Rachel Carter and Jr. Royalty Princess Farrah Moody

      Jr. Royalty Princess Ava Smeller, Jr. Royalty Queen Rachel Carter and Jr. Royalty Princess Farrah Moody

      *** Applications***  Line-up   ***  Route Map  ***  Broadcasts   ***  Parade Results

      The Festival’s Youth Parade is one of the only parades in the state to feature so many of Washington’s youngsters.  Over 4,500 children ages 14 and under (and some who are just young at heart) participate in this celebration! 

      NEW FOR 2018 YOUTH PARADE PARTICIPANTS: ANY ENTRY WITH A BUSINESS LICENSE MUST INCLUDE A "CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE WITH ADDITIONAL INSURED" WITH THEIR APPLICATION (AS SHOWN IN THE SAMPLE BELOW) TO BE ELIGIBLE TO PARTICIPATE IN THE YOUTH PARADE.

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      Watch the Keyes Fibre Youth Parade LIVE

      ** CHARTER- Channel 19   ** LOCALTEL- Channel 12 & 501  
        **  It will also be streaming at NCWLife.com

       

      2018 Keyes Fibre Youth Parade Results

      Grand Sweepstakes Award – Childrens Gate Montessori (#68)
      1st Place Best Elementary Grades K-5 – Lewis and Clark Elementary (#31)
      2nd Place Best Elementary Grades K-5 – Lincoln Elementary (#27)
      3rd Place Best Elementary Grades K-5 – Columbia Elementary (#48)
      Best Daycare/Preschool – Room 2 Bloom Preschool (#11)
      2nd Place Best Daycare/Preschool – Joyful Scholars Montessori School (#9)
      3rd Place Best Daycare/Preschool – Wee Wildcats PreSchool (#69)
      Best Sport Group – Ki Fighting (#38)
      Sport Group 2nd Place – Apple Valley Gymnastics  (#65)
      Sport Group 3rd  Place – Wenatchee School of Karate (#61)
      Best Small Group – Columbia Valley Community Health (#40)
      2nd Place Small Group – North Central Regional Library Bookmobile (#55)
      3rd Place Small Group – Omak Miss Forget  Me-Not (#32)
      Best Large Group – Stage Kids WA (#25)
      2nd Place Large Group – The River Academy (#10)
      Best Use of Festival Theme – St Josephs Catholic School (#29)
      Judges Choice – Columbia Fruit Packers (#72)
      Best New Entry – Palisades 4-H (#16)

      Bands

      Junior High
      1st Place    Columbia
      2nd Pace    Eastmont

      Middle School
      1st Place     Harbour Pointe
      2nd Place     Cashmere
      3rd Place    Foothills

      Middle School Drillteam
      1st Place     Pioneer
      2nd Place     Foothills
      3rd Place     Harbour Pointe

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      Apr
      28
      to Apr 29

      11th Annual Two Rivers Medieval Fair

      • Chelan County Expo Center (map)
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      Two Rivers Medieval Faire, formerly The Wenatchee Renaissance Fair is on Saturday April 28th from 10:00 a.m.- 6:00 p.m. and Sunday April 29th from 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

      Price of admission is:  $10 for ages 13 and older
                                           $7 children 6-12 and Seniors
                                           Ages 5 and under FREE

      “Come back in time to Medieval Ireland. Watch Knights jousting, meet Lords & Ladies ad talk to Ogres & Fairies. Shop for unique wares, but watch our for Pirates! Enjoy Minstrels, storytellers and feast at our tables!

      New location Chelan County Expo Center. 5700 Wescott Dr. Cashmere, WA 98815

      www.2riversmedievalfaire.org

       

       

       

       

       

       

       

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      Apr
      28
      9:00 AM09:00

      Rustique Divas Vintage Market at Pybus Market

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      The Rustique Diva's Vintage Market you know and love is back once again at the Pybus Public Market during the Apple Blossom Festival on Saturday, April 28th, 2018 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.. Come on down before or after the Youth Parade and check out all the regional artisans and vendors selling antiques, collectibles, home decor, hand crafted jewelry, soap, repurposed furniture, signs, salvaged and metal works and so much more! Come see what all your friends are talking about at the Pybus Public Market on Saturday, April 28th! There will be something for everyone!

       

       

       



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      Apr
      27
      7:30 PM19:30

      Columbia Chorale "A Bit of Broadway and All That Jazz"

      The Columbia Chorale presents “A Bit of Broadway and All That Jazz”— A concert featuring Broadway tunes and American jazz classics.  A medley of Gershwin favorites will be included along with guest jazz musicians from the Wenatchee area.  We will also enjoy a stage performance from a Broadway musical by Wenatchee’s own Stage Kids!  Concert begins at 7:30 p.m.  Tickets available at the Numerica Performing Arts Center Box Office. Adults $15, Students $8. For more information, contact Director Mike Hibbett, 663-5256.

       

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      Apr
      27
      to May 6

      Funtastic Shows Carnival

      Join us at The Town Toyota Center Parking lot April 27th - May 6th. Pay one Price Wrist-Bands are available daily for $40 dollars and includes unlimited rides, three game tickets and a food item.

      Advanced Purchase Special:
      Option #1 - Unlimited Ride Wristband for $30.00 per person. Now thru April 26th
      Option #2 - 120 tickets for $50.00 to split between friends. Now thru April 26th


       

       

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      7th Annual Blossoms & Brews
      Apr
      26
      to May 6

      7th Annual Blossoms & Brews

      HOURS OF OPERATION: Coming Soon


       

      Cover charge $1

      Beverages from Icicle Brewing Co., Badger Mountain Brewing, Deschutes, Iron Horse, Columbia Distributing, Jones Winery & more will be features at this year's Blossoms & Brews during the Festival. 

       

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      Apr
      26
      to May 6

      Memorial Park Food Fair

      A delicious part of the Apple Blossom Festival is the Washington State Apple Blossom Festival Food Fair in Memorial Park.  From lunch through dinner, many tasty treats satisfy the appetite and make meal plans during the Festival a snap!  There will be entertainment during the lunch and dinner hours, making the Food Fair in Memorial Park the place to be!!  Contact the Apple Blossom Festival Office at (509) 662-3616.

      Vendor booths are open daily from 11am - 8pm (vendors may choose to stay open longer)
       

       

       

      2018 Vendors

      ALI'I HAWAIIAN SHAVE ICE - BIG KAHUNA SHAVED ICE, ALL WITH FLAVORS

      BLACK KETTLE CATERING (NOW AMES CONCESSIONS)-FRESH FRUIT SMOOTHIES, SPECIALTY SMOOTHIES (COFFEE & CANDY), MILK SHAKES, ICED COFFESS, HOT SPECIALTY COFFEES, HOT CHOCOLATE, SOFT SERVE ICE CREAM, ICES TEA, COBBLER( PEACH, BERRY STRAWBERRY), FROZEN LEMONADE WITH ADDED FLAVORS, FRESH SQUEEZE LEMONADE, PEPSI FOUNTAIN DRINKS.

      DIPPIN DOTS - DIPPIN DOTS ICE CREAM

      INNA'S CUISINE - ARRABIATA SALMON OR CHICKEN W/CAESAR SALAD OR RICE& VEGGIES, BEEF STROGANOFF, BAKED PASTRY PIROSHKY W/BEEF & CHEESE, CABBAGE ROLLS, GREEK SANDWICH WITH BEEF OR CHICKEN, BAKLAVA, LEMONADE, PEACH LEMONADE, PEPSI PRODUCTS AND BOTTLED WATER.

      KALEENKA PIROSHKY - PIROSHKY – BEEF & CHEESE, SMOKED SALMON & VEGGIES, PIROSHKY- APPLE & CINNAMON, COSSACK- POTATOES & SAUSAGE W. DILL SAUCE, STRAWBERRY LEMONADE, SODA, WATER

      KEEP IT IN THE VALLEY - FUNNEL CAKES WITH VARIOUS TOPPINGS, APPLE SLICES WITH CARAMEL, CHEESE OR PEANUT BUTTER DIP, COTTON CANDY, SNO CONES, LEMONADE, STRAWBERRY LEMONADE, HOT CHOCOLATE, COFFEE, BOTTLED WATER

      KOLOSSUS GYROS - PITA GYROS SANDWICH W/BEEF, LAMB, CHICKEN OR VEGETARIAN. FALEFFEL SANDWICH, GREEK SALAD, SPANAKOPITTA, HUMMUS, DOLMADES, BAKLAVA, GREEK FRIES, GREEK SALAD, LEMONADE AND PEPSI PRODUCTS

      MARSALEES THAI FOODS - CHICKEN & BEEF SKEWERS, VEGGIES, NOODLES, EGG ROLLS, STEAMED RICE, VARIOUS COMBO PLATES, PEPSI PRODUCTS

      PHILLY'S & FRIES - PHILLY SANDWICHES, ASSORTED CURLY FRIES & PEPSI PRODUCTS

      SHISHKABERRY'S - CHOCOLATE (milk, dark & white) DIPPED FRUIT (STRAWBERRIES, BANANAS, & PINEAPPLE) ON A STICK, VARIOUS TOPPINGS:  NUTS, COOKIE CRUMBS, SPRINKLES & WHIPPED CREAM

      TAQUERIA PICANTE - TACOS, TACO PLATE, COMBO PLATE, QUESADILLAS, BURRITOS, TORTAS, MEXICAN DRINKS, WATER AND PEPSI PRODUCTS

      THE DONER HAUS - DONER SANDWICH, VEGGIE DONER, CHICKEN DONER, STEAK DONER, LEMONADE AND PEPSI PRODUCTS

      THE RAMBLIN' GOURMET - SIRLOIN BURGER, ONION BURGER, MUSHROOM BURGER, CANADIAN BACON BURGER, REDNECK BURGER, REDNECK BURGER ON STEROIDS, MEGA BACON BURGER, 1 POUND BURGER W. CHEESE, BURGER TOPPINGS 1/4 POUND ALL BEEF HOT DOG, JUMBO HAND DIPPED CORN DOG,  JUMBO CURLY FRIES,  COFFEE, PINK LEMONADE AND PEPSI PRODUCTS

      WHITE'S CONCESSIONS #1 - BUFFALO & GERMAN SAUSAGE, BUFFALO & SIRLOIN BURGERS, ELEPHANT EARS, INDIAN FRY BREAD, INDIAN TACOS, FT LONG & REGULAR CORN DOGS, NACHOS, BLOOMIN' ONIONS, CURLY FRIES, KIDS HOT DOGS, FAJITAS, PEPSI PRODUCTS,  LEMONADE, TEA

      WHITE'S CONCESSIONS #2 - TENDERLOIN & STEAK SANDWICH, ONION RINGS, CHEDDARWURST BUN ON A STICK, HAWAIIAN BURGERS, NACHO SUPREME, FT LONG & REGULAR CORN DOGS, FRIES (STRAIGHT CUT, CURLY, FREEDOM), SLUSHIES, LEMONADE, PEPSI PRODUCTS

      YC ORIENTAL FOOD - EGG ROLL, TERIYAKI CHICKEN OR BEEF, CURRY CHICKEN OVER RICE, PAN FRIED NOODLES, STIR FRY VEGETABLES, FRIED RICE, COMBINATION PLATES, ICED TEA, LEMONADE, BOTTLED WATER, AND PEPSI PRODUCTS

      YOU FOUND US! - BOEHMS HAND DIPPED ICE CREAM BAR, FROZEN BANANA DIPPED IN CHOCOLATE, ICE CREAM CONES REGULAR AND WAFFLE, ROOT BEER FLOATS, COTTON CANDY, CARAMEL APPLES

      ZIEGLER'S BRATWURST HAUS - AUTHENTIC GERMAN BRATWURST (PORK, BEEF, OR VEAL), JUMBO REGULAR & SPICY POLISH SAUSAGE, GERMAN WIENER,  HOT DOGS, CORN DOGS, CURLY FRIES, PEPSI PRODUCTS, LEMONADE AND BOTTLED WATER

      JAVA OASIS - DEEP FRIED OREOS, TWINKIES, SNICKERS, CHURROS, CURLY FRIES, SAUSAGE CORN DOGS, ESPRESSO,GRILLED CHEESY SANDWHICH/MELTS PANINI'S,LEMONADE, SODA, FROZEN LEMONADE

      **NEW** PAPA Z'S - FRESH MINI DONUTS, TOPPINGS: CINNIMON, POWERDER, CHOCOLATE, CARAMEL DRIZZLE, DONUT SMORES, DONUT SUNDAES WITH SOFT SERVE ICE CREAM, SLUSHIES, SODA, WATER.

      **NEW** SMOKENHAGEN- SMOKED TURKEY LEG, PULLED PORK SANDWICH, TRI-TIP SANDWICH, COMBO MEALS, SIDEWINDER, CHICKEN STRIPS CURLY FRIES, CHIPS, FROZEN LEMONADE, LEMONADE, PEPSI FOUNTAIN DRINKS, WATER
       

       

       

      2017 CONCESSIONS AWARD WINNERS

      NE Creperie from Portland, OR won “Best of Show”.  They feature three savory/entrée crepes.  Sautéed Chicken, Marinated Steak and a Veggie.  They also serve a sweet crepe named NW Berry Delight with Blackberries, Strawberries, Blueberries, Nutella, Roasted Almonds, Whipped Cream and a Powdered Sugar Finish.

      Black Kettle from Caldwell, ID won “Best Cleanliness/Overall Appearance.”  They feature Pulled Pork and Tri Tip Sandwiches.  And an assortment of desserts featuring Fried Pies.

      Churros and More from Wenatchee, WA won the “Best Customer Service” award.  They feature Churros and Sopapillas.

      Marsalees Thai Foods from Naselle, WA won “Best Food Main Dish” award.  They feature Beef & Chicken Skewers, Thai Noodles, Veggies and Egg Rolls

      Taqueria Picante from Wenatchee, WA won the “Best Value” award.  They feature Torta’s, Tacos, Burritos, Quesadilla’s and Tostados.

      Java Oasis from Keizer, OR won “Best Snack/Dessert” award.  They feature Deep Fried Peanut Butter and Jelly sandwiches, Deep Fried Oreos, Twinkies, Snickers and Churros.

      2017 Concessionaire Menu's Printable Version

      BLACK KETTLE CATERING - PULLED PORK & TRI-TIP SANDWICHES, BAKED POTATOES, SOFT SERVE ICE CREAM WITH TOPPINGS, MILKSHAKES, FRUIT COBBLER, FROZEN LEMONADE, REGULAR LEMONADE, AND LIMEADE. SMOOTHIES, COFFEE, BLENDED COFFEE, ICED TEA, BOTTLED WATER, AND PEPSI PRODUCTS

      DIPPIN DOTS - ICE CREAM

      INNA'S CUISINE - ARRABIATA SALMON OR CHICKEN W/CAESAR SALAD OR RICE& VEGGIES, BEEF STROGANOFF, BAKED PASTRY PIROSHKY W/BEEF & CHEESE, CABBAGE ROLLS, GREEK SANDWICH WITH BEEF OR CHICKEN, BAKLAVA, LEMONADE, PEACH LEMONADE, PEPSI PRODUCTS AND BOTTLED WATER.

      KALEENKA PIROSHKY - PIROSHKY – BEEF & CHEESE, SMOKED SALMON & VEGGIES, PIROSHKY-APPLE & CINNIMON, COSSACK- POTATOES & SAUSAGE W. DILL SAUCE, STRAWBERRY LEMONDAE, SODA, WATER

      KEEP IT IN THE VALLEY - FUNNEL CAKES WITH VARIOUS TOPPINGS, APPLE SLICES WITH CARAMEL, CHEESE OR PEANUT BUTTER DIP, COTTON CANDY, SNO CONES, LEMONADE, STRAWBERRY LEMONADE, HOT CHOCOLATE, COFFEE, BOTTLED WATER

      KOLOSSUS GYROS - PITA GYROS SANDWICH W/BEEF, LAMB, CHICKEN OR VEGETARIAN. FALEFFEL SANDWICH, GREEK SALAD, SPANAKOPITTA, HUMMUS, DOLMADES, BAKLAVA, GREEK FRIES, GREEK SALAD, LEMONADE AND PEPSI PRODUCTS

      MARSALEES THAI FOODS - CHICKEN & BEEF SKEWERS, VEGGIES, NOODLES, EGG ROLLS, STEAMED RICE, VARIOUS COMBO PLATES, PEPSI PRODUCTS

      PHILLY'S & FRIES - PHILLY SANDWICHES, ASSORTED CURLY FRIES & PEPSI PRODUCTS

      ALI'I HAWAIIAN SHAVE ICE - BIG KAHUNA SHAVED ICE, ALL WITH FLAVORS

      SHISHKABERRY'S - CHOCOLATE (milk, dark & white) DIPPED FRUIT (STRAWBERRIES, BANANAS, & PINEAPPLE) ON A STICK, VARIOUS TOPPINGS:  NUTS, COOKIE CRUMBS, SPRINKLES & WHIPPED CREAM

      TAQUERIA PICANTE - TACOS, TACO PLATE, COMBO PLATE, QUESADILLAS, BURRITOS, TORTAS, MEXICAN DRINKS (PURCHASED THROUGH WEINSTEIN BEVERAGE, WATER AND PEPSI PRODUCTS

      THE DONER HAUS - DONER SANDWICH, VEGGIE DONER, CHICKEN DONER, STEAK DONER, LEMONADE AND PEPSI PRODUCTS

      THE RAMBLIN' GOURMET - SIRLOIN BURGER, ONION BURGER, MUSHROOM BURGER, BURGER TOPPINGS 1/4 POUND ALL BEEF HOT DOG, JUMBO HAND DIPPED CORN DOG,  JUMBO CURLY FRIES,  COFFEE, PINK LEMONADE AND PEPSI PRODUCTS

      WHITE'S CONCESSIONS #1 - BUFFALO & GERMAN SAUSAGE, BUFFALO & SIRLOIN BURGERS, ELEPHANT EARS, INDIAN FRY BREAD, INDIAN TACOS, FT LONG & REGULAR CORN DOGS, NACHOS, BLOOMIN' ONIONS, CURLY FRIES, FAJITAS, PEPSI PRODUCTS,  LEMONADE, TEA

      WHITE'S CONCESSIONS #2 - TENDERLOIN & STEAK SANDWICH, ONION RINGS, CHEDDARWURST BUN ON A STICK, HAWAIIAN BURGERS, NACHO SUPREME, FT LONG & REGULAR CORN DOGS, FRIES (STRAIGHT CUT, CURLY, FREEDOM), SLUSHIES, LEMONADE, PEPSI PRODUCTS

      YC ORIENTAL FOOD - EGG ROLL, TERIYAKI CHICKEN OR BEEF, CURRY CHICKEN OVER RICE, PAN FRIED NOODLES, STIR FRY VEGETABLES, FRIED RICE, COMBINATION PLATES, ICED TEA, LEMONADE, BOTTLED WATER, AND PEPSI PRODUCTS

      YOU FOUND US! - BOEHMS HANDDIPPED ICE CREAM BAR, FROZEN BANANA DIPPEDI N CHOCOLATE, ICE CREAM CONES REGULAR AND WAFFLE, ROOT BEER FLOATS

      ZIEGLER'S BRATWURST HAUS - AUTHENTIC GERMAN BRATWURST (PORK, BEEF, OR VEAL), JUMBO REGULAR & SPICY POLISH SAUSAGE, GERMAN WIENER,  HOT DOGS, CORN DOGS, CURLY FRIES, PEPSI PRODUCTS, LEMONADE AND BOTTLED WATER

      CHURROS N MORE - CHURROS, SOPAPILAAS, COFFEE, HOT CHOCOLATE, WATER, JAMAICA, ORCHATE

      JAVA OASIS - DEEP FRIED OREOS, TWINKIES, SNICKERS, CHURROS, CURLY FRIS, SAUSAGE CORN DOGS, ESPRESSO,GRILLED CHEESY SANDWHICH/MELTS PANINI'S,LEMONADE, SODA, FROZEN LEMONADE

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      Apr
      19
      9:00 AM09:00

      Flywheel Investment Conference

      At the Flywheel Investment Conference, entrepreneurs, investors, and community members come together to cultivate momentum for growing companies. The conference is a full-day event and includes educational seminars, speaker panels, an investment competition, and resources from professional service providers.

      During the conference, Howard Wright, chairman and founder of Seattle Hospitality Group, and Diane Fraiman, partner at Voyager Capital, will be featured in an exclusive “fireside chat”. These leaders from their respective fields will engage in a dynamic conversation on how communities in the Pacific Northwest have driven community investment and engagement to support growing companies. In addition to hearing from Mr. Wright and Ms. Fraiman, attendees will have the chance to hear and connect with leaders in entrepreneurship and technology from across the PNW.

      Another highlight of the conference is the company competition, where 6-8 Washington companies will pitch and compete for a $100k investment award. The public is invited to attend this full-day event to learn, connect, and get inspired.

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