After the Apple Blossom Festival’s Stemilt Grand Parade, as confetti and candy wrappers dotted the sidewalks, more than 90 volunteers from across the Wenatchee Valley followed behind the procession with trash bags in hand — simply to serve the city they call home.
Car enthusiasts bent down, leaned over and gazed through windows to admire engines, paint and interiors at the Les Schwab Classy Chassis Car Show on Saturday at the Eastmont Community 4-Plex.
At Fifth Street and Wenatchee Avenue on Saturday morning, near the end of the Apple Blossom Festival Grand Parade route which would begin at 11 a.m., the last of the 2K-10K runners mingled around PUD Park with their blue gift bags from Confluence Health and found their chairs on sidewalks.
Ladies dressed cheerfully in apple-blossom pink stood with gift bags, chatting on the edge of Memorial Park for the Arts & Crafts Fair on Friday afternoon. Cindy Lee had purchased a zip up sweatshirt with the Washington State Apple Blossom Festival branding to commemorate the 50th year o…
This weekend, the Arts & Crafts Fair will gather 86 talented vendors selling their wares in booths for the Apple Blossom Festival in Memorial Park, next to the food fair and entertainment stage.
With energy and inspiration, Washington State Apple Blossom Festival Keynote Speaker, Rueben Mayes, took the stage Thursday at the Wenatchee Convention Center to deliver a motivational message to attendees of the All Service Club and Community Luncheon.
The float that will carry Washington State Apple Blossom Festival royalty in the Stemilt Grand Parade was unveiled Monday at Bonaventure of East Wenatchee.
By 2025, one would think the concept of the Apple Blossom Festival, with its pageantry and parades, would have run its course. After all, it’s been 106 years — since 1920, to be precise — since the celebration of Wenatchee’s apple orchards first bloomed, pulling a humble fruit into a cultura…
Hundreds of people gathered at Kiwanis Methow Park on Sunday to celebrate DÃa del Niño, an annual event focused on children’s health, family resources, and cultural pride in South Wenatchee.