Good morning, Wenatchee.

High school seniors from Wenatchee and Eastmont School Districts will attend mandatory Royalty Meetings at the Wenatchee Convention Center on November 4 to learn all pageant details for the Apple Blossom Festival's Royalty Selection Pageant—an event offering scholarships and leadership training. One Queen and two Princesses will be crowned with awards that include a $10,000 scholarship for the Queen and $5,000 for each Princess.

The Washington State Department of Transportation says studded tires are allowed on Washington roads from today until March 31—drivers must still use chains when signs require them.

The agency warned that studded tires could cause up to $29 million in road damage each winter and advised checking with tire dealers about stud-free alternatives.

123 Andres Concert

6:00–7:30 p.m. — Numerica Performing Arts Center — Tickets from $130 — Experience the musical joy of 123 Andres in a vibrant performance.

iLuminate Artist of Light

7:30-9:30 p.m. — Numerica Performing Arts Center — $30 - $50 — Experience an electrifying fusion of technology, dance, and music that has captivated audiences worldwide.

Apple Pie Smackdown

10 a.m. – 8 p.m. — Watercore Cider — $5 entry — Taste delicious apple pies and help crown the valley's best apple pie at this fun community event.

Hands-On Bike Maintenance Workshop Series

6:30-8:30 p.m. — Ridge Cyclesport — Registration required — Master bike maintenance skills in this hands-on 3-part workshop series designed for all bike enthusiasts.

Give NCW Turkey Trot

9-11 a.m. — Pybus Public Market — Registration fees apply — Kick off the holiday season with timed 5K and 10K races plus a free kids run amidst the scenic Apple Capital Loop.