Downtown is the heart of Wenatchee
Dive into downtown events…
Join us on the Pinnacle Beerworks patio for Pizza Party (the band) live in concert! This band knows how to throw a dance party. Admission is FREE!! Tag your friends and bring them with you. Cheers
SAVE THE DATE! Night Market On The Ave will be returning SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 19TH!!! One night only you can experience art, fashion, interactive booths, live music, and local food and drinks right here in our beautiful historic downtown Wenatchee!
Join us for an evening of celebrating where stories come together.
The Museum is a place where stories are preserved and memories are made; support our ongoing work and help write the next chapter at our annual signature fundraiser, “A Night at for the Museum”! This year, our celebration will be held at the Numerica PAC and will feature crowd-favorite Adopt-an-Artifact, delicious local food and drinks, a live auction and paddle raise, games, and special guests. There is no dress code for this event, but it is a chance to get dressed up if you so choose. The only requirement is to arrive ready to have fun! There is limited seating for this event; get your tickets today.
This event is sponsored by Gesa Credit Union.
Grab your coven, dress in your witchy best and join us for a spellbinding girls night out!
Enjoy our intentional alchemy station, mystic elixirs, and a hands on workshop in the art of tarot reading with Leah Spigelman Leah Spigelman
What you’ll experience:
✨Introduction to the tarot deck and card meanings
✨How to connect your intuition while reading
✨Simple spreads you can begin using right away
✨Guided practice readings for yourself and others
✨Each participant will receive a tarot deck to take home, so you can continue exploring and deepening your practice after the workshop.
Get creative with some magical crafts at our intentional alchemy station, while you sip on some mystical elixirs, and enjoy a night of cozy magic!
Travel in caravan style along the Columbia River and up through the Methow Valley to the dramatic Liberty Bell area with local Native storyteller Randy Lewis as your guide. Beginning near the river communities Randy grew up around and heading into the high country, you’ll hear his personal stories of growing up in the region, layered with history, landscape, and place-based teachings. We’ll make scenic stops along the way for storytelling and photo opportunities, then wrap up the day with an optional social hour and snacks at Three Fingered Jack’s in Winthrop—your chance to soak in the charm of this mountain town before heading home.
Limited to 10 cars. Registrants will receive an itinerary email to the address given 2 days before the tour.
Refund/ Cancelation Policy: 50% up to two weeks before. No refund available after that.
Join us on the Pinnacle Beerworks patio for Pizza Party (the band) live in concert! This band knows how to throw a dance party. Admission is FREE!! Tag your friends and bring them with you. Cheers
Get ready to channel your inner Mrs. Roper on Saturday, September 26 for the 4th Annual Mrs. Roper Romp, hosted by Visit Wenatchee!
Slip into your most fabulous caftan, layer on those chunky jewels, and prepare to sip, stroll, and celebrate at participating tasting rooms across Wenatchee.
It’s an evening of wine, laughter, and just the right amount of Mrs. Roper flair. Gather your friends, dress to impress, and get ready for a romp you won’t forget!
Join Wenatchee Valley Dispute Resolution Center as we celebrate a major milestone - 20 years of serving our community:
Honoring the dedication and hard work of the volunteers who have shaped our mission and made a lasting impact throughout the region.
Extending our deepest gratitude to our generous donors and supporters for their unwavering commitment.
Recognizing the recipients of the 2026 Community Peacebuilder Award: Terry Ward and the Interfaith Justice Coalition.
Presenting the Community Mediation Legacy Award to Concie Luna.
Come raise a glass with us as we say: Cheers to 20 Years!
Celebration will include dinner provided by the Hilton Garden Inn. Soda, beer, & wine available for purchase at the cash bar.
Guests will have the opportunity to win door prizes and receive special Wenatchee Valley DRC gifts.
Travel in caravan style along the Columbia River and up through the Methow Valley to the dramatic Liberty Bell area with local Native storyteller Randy Lewis as your guide. Beginning near the river communities Randy grew up around and heading into the high country, you’ll hear his personal stories of growing up in the region, layered with history, landscape, and place-based teachings. We’ll make scenic stops along the way for storytelling and photo opportunities, then wrap up the day with an optional social hour and snacks at Three Fingered Jack’s in Winthrop—your chance to soak in the charm of this mountain town before heading home.
Limited to 10 cars. Registrants will receive an itinerary email to the address given 2 days before the tour.
Refund/ Cancelation Policy: 50% up to two weeks before. No refund available after that.
On March 1, 1910, the deadliest avalanche in North American history swept down the snowy Cascades, burying two trains and killing 96 people.
Experience the Wellington Disaster Tour like never before—in partnership with Wenatchee River Institute—with an engaging journey led by Scott Cheek, local railroad historian and museum trainmaster. On October 3, join our trip to the historic Wellington site, where you’ll uncover the gripping story of the Great Northern Railway Company. Along the way, we’ll stop at several fascinating sites between Leavenworth and Stevens Pass, each steeped in the railway’s rich history.
The tour will begin at the Tumwater Canyon Red Bridge. Participants may drive their own vehicles in the caravan. All participants will receive a detailed itinerary by email, complete with a map for easy navigation. At every stop, Scott will deliver captivating stories and insight that bring these historic locations to life. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to explore history on the move!
On October 2, Wellington disaster historian Randy Dasho of Port Orchard, WA will speak about the Great Northern Railroad and the Wellington Disaster of 1910 at 6:30 p.m.
You do not need to be on the tour to attend the free lecture on Friday.
CARAVAN cost per car: $75/member and $95/non-member.
Join us for a Halloween tradition in Downtown Wenatchee!
Bring the family downtown for an afternoon of trick-or-treating at participating businesses along Wenatchee Avenue. Costumes are encouraged and the event is free and open to everyone.
A big thank you to Goodfellow Bros. and Wenatchee Valley Medical Group for sponsoring this year’s Trick-or-Treat on the Ave!
Keep it local.
Whether you're a visitor seeking a taste of local flavor or a resident looking for your next favorite spot, our downtown area offers something for everyone.
Downtown Discoveries & Latest News
As we celebrate Main Street Week, we're excited to share the Wenatchee Downtown Association's 2025 Annual Report.
When people think about downtown, they often think about the visible things: events, flower baskets, storefronts, and historic buildings. But behind those experiences is a year-round effort led by volunteers, business owners, property owners, community partners, and supporters who believe in the future of Downtown Wenatchee.
In 2025, our community continued to invest in downtown in meaningful ways.
Together, we welcomed 10 new businesses, supported more than 530 businesses through programs and outreach efforts, and saw millions of dollars in public and private investment continue to shape the future of our downtown district.
Our volunteers contributed 346 hours helping with beautification projects, events, clean-up efforts, and community initiatives. From flower baskets and public spaces to merchant meetings and redevelopment conversations, every project was made possible through collaboration.
Our four Main Street committees continued to lead important work throughout the year:
Design focused on beautification, landscaping, public spaces, and creating a welcoming downtown environment.
Promotion brought people downtown through events, marketing, and community experiences that support local businesses.
Economic Vitality worked to strengthen downtown through business support, redevelopment efforts, and programs like the Possibilities Tour.
Outreach connected volunteers, businesses, partners, and community members to the work happening downtown.
These accomplishments belong to our entire community. They represent countless hours of work, investment, creativity, and collaboration from people who care deeply about Downtown Wenatchee.
As we look ahead, we remain focused on preserving, strengthening, and enriching Historic Downtown Wenatchee for all.
Thank you to every volunteer, business owner, sponsor, donor, partner, board member, and community member who helped make this work possible.
“Downtown Wenatchee is the heart of our local community the entirety of North Central Washington. It means a place where all are welcome to enjoy shopping, working, dining, playing, and living. The improvements made in recent years and the capital projects slated to happen are positioning Wenatchee to be vibrant and sustainable for years to come.”