Good morning, Wenatchee.

Breve, a playful 3-month-old husky mix, is featured as Pet of the Week at the Wenatchee Humane Society Shelter (1474 South Wenatchee Avenue) and is ready for a new family to share cuddles and adventures.

The Wenatchee Foothills Trail System is open for the season today; local hikers can explore its scenic trails (posted updates at trailheads provide route details) as the area welcomes outdoor adventure.

On Saturday, April 18, the Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center will host Nick's Bricks at the Convention Center from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., featuring LEGO displays, family activities, and tickets to the Riverfront Railway to honor Nick Vitulli—remembered through this tribute established by his family.

The 2026 Washington State Apple Blossom Festival Royalty and Junior Royalty toured Rocky Reach Dam on Tuesday, trading tiaras for pink hard hats to learn about hydropower and fish passage (providing hands-on insight).

Wenatchee High School students will run a plant sale in the school's greenhouses from April 29 to May 1, 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m., giving them a hands-on business learning experience.

The sale is set at the south side of campus at 1101 Millerdale.

Trail improvements begin at Home Water Preserve as crews upgrade routes and close select trails for habitat restoration.

The Chelan PUD project with local partners will run April through June — users should follow posted closures — ensuring safer, sustainable recreation.

The U.S. Forest Service will close its Wenatchee Forestry Sciences Laboratory as part of a nationwide restructuring, which includes moving headquarters to Salt Lake City & consolidating research operations in Olympia.

Transition guidance for local employees will be provided as further steps are announced.

Gov. Bob Ferguson signed a new law ending noncompete clauses for workers, letting them switch jobs freely.

The change will help workers and local businesses compete in a more flexible job market statewide.

Wenatchee families are advised to swap processed flavored yogurts and plant-based milks for plain versions enhanced with local berries or a touch of honey when shopping at supermarkets and farmers markets.

This simple change supports a healthier diet for busy valley lifestyles.

Dr. Tracy Evans urges Wenatchee residents to use broad-spectrum sunscreen daily because UV rays harm skin even indoors or on cloudy days (a short walk outside may expose you to damage).

The dermatologist advises reapplying every 80 minutes when outdoors.

Rory Scovel Live in Wenatchee

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Numerica Performing Arts Center — Tickets from $138 — Experience the unforgettable comedy of Rory Scovel in Wenatchee.

Jordan World Circus

6:30-8:00 p.m. — Town Toyota Center — $20 Adults, Free for Kids under 3 — Experience the thrill of the circus in Wenatchee with fun for the whole family.

Momix: Alice

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Numerica Performing Arts Center — Tickets from $143 — Experience an unforgettable performance of Momix: Alice in Wenatchee.

4th Annual Awesome Blossom Pickleball Tournament

6 AM – 1 AM — Wenatchee Racquet & Athletic Club — $50 early registration — Compete for medals and prizes in a fun, skill-based tournament format.

Wizard of Oz On Ice

7-10 p.m. — Town Toyota Center — Tickets available — Experience the magical tale of Oz with a unique ice skating twist.

El Dia Del Nino Community Health Fair

2-6 p.m. — Methow Street Park — Free entry — Celebrate health and wellness with community activities focused on family and Latino health disparities.

Legally Blonde

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Numerica Performing Arts Center — Tickets from $134 — Experience the high-energy performance of Legally Blonde live in Wenatchee.

Legally Blonde

7:30-11:30 p.m. — Numerica Performing Arts Center — Tickets from $130 — Experience the vibrant and entertaining musical adaptation of the beloved movie, Legally Blonde.

Apple Blossom Run 2026

12 AM — Triangle Park — Registration info available — Experience a unique 2K race challenge in the beautiful Wenatchee community.