Cancelled or Postponed Events

Currently these are the events in our local area that have been canceled or postponed due to the Covid-19. For more information on an event go to their website to confirm if you do not see it listed here.

Coffee meetings with Bob Bugert have been canceled until further notice.

Leavenworth Senior Center, closed for lunch, but you can still order by phone  548-6666 and stop by to pick up your lunch. See Senior Menu with information.

Upper Valley Empty Bowls Soup Dinner, scheduled for March 19, is canceled. Online auction only will be open until 10 p.m. on March 18.

Cascade School Mr. Kodiak contest was scheduled for March 16, postponed until Tentative date ,April 27.

P.E.O. Spring Fashion Show and Tea is rescheduled from April 2, to June 4.

The Hometown Hidden Talents Show scheduled for March 14 will be rescheduled at a future date not announced yet.

The North Central Regional Library, canceling all programs, events, outreach, and meeting room use through April 5.

Cashmere Community Concerts/Downtown Mountain Boys Concert was scheduled for March 21, but has now been canceled.

"Explore DNA for the Day!", Wenatchee Area Genealogical Society's All-Day Seminar set for April 4 at Pybus Market Event Center, will be postponed until a later date.

14th Annual Leavenworth Ale Fest scheduled for April 18, has been canceled.

Church Services Canceled

Faith Lutheran Church in Leavenworth, all services suspended until further notice.

Community United Methodist Church in Leavenworth, has canceled it's Good Friday Cantata, "Song of The Shadows".

St. James Episcopal and Grace Lutheran Churches, Cashmere, services suspended through the end of March.

Plain Community Church has suspended services.

Other Business Updates in Response to Covid-19

City of Leavenworth is allowing for designated parking spots for curbside pickup adjacent to businesses/restaurants that are wanting to do this. Also, residents that are having trouble with the Xpress Bill Pay Website, please call (509) 548-5275 for credit card payments.

Cascade Medical Center has been working hard to prepare for COVID-19. As of Friday, March 13, we have tested 13 people, all negative. Similar to a wildfire response, we stood up a unified incident command system that involves our local fire districts, the Sherriff’s office, Chelan-Douglas Health District and several partner organizations for better coordination and communication. We also plan to work with the Chamber to keep our business community in the loop.

We know many of your employees are concerned about COVID-19, and we’ve set up a frequently-asked-questions page at cascademedical.org to help keep you informed. Here are two questions we’ve received from downtown employees recently:

Should I get tested for COVID-19?

Not everyone needs to be tested. At Cascade Medical, the decision to test patients for COVID-19 is based on criteria from the state Department of Health. Most people will recover on their own. If you are at higher risk for complications (including people over age 60, those with underlying medical conditions, and pregnant women) please call your healthcare provider if you have fever, cough or shortness of breath.
If you do have symptoms of concern, please call BEFORE you arrive at Cascade Medical. For the safety and consideration of others, please avoid the Emergency Department if you don’t need immediate medical care.

I don't have insurance. What are my options if I need to be tested for COVID-19?

If you don't have insurance, and you need to be tested for COVID-19, here are some options:
-- Cascade Medical offers a community financial assistance program, as well as payment plan options. Read more: https://cascademedical.org/financial-assistance
-- Washington Healthplanfinder opened a special enrollment period through April 8. If you need help finding a health insurance plan that fits your situation, call Cascade Medical at (509) 548-5815 and we will connect you with one of our bilingual insurance navigators.

Alefest has been canceled for April 18

Alpine Hot Yoga is reducing class size to maximum 15. Please pre-sign up and show up early. Please call (509) 888-0349 www.alpinehotyoga.com

Blewett Brewing will be operating normal business hours until further notice.

Blue Spirits will operate as normal; we will be doling out our own version of flu shots!

Boudreaux Cellars is open, business as usual. (509) 548-5858 www.boudreauxcellars.com

Cashmere Community Concerts March 21^st performance has been canceled.

Chelan PUD is closing public access to its office lobbies and public entrances until further notice and also suspended reservations for special events in PUD parks through May 17, 2020.

Ducks and Drakes offers our full menu to go, unfortunately we have no place for curbside services or way to deliver. We have been very vigilant at our sanitation of the business even more than always and look forward to serving the public during this time and will continue business as usual for now. 

Fudge Hut & Garnishes Boutique Hut open and operating until further notice.

Icicle Outfitters & Guides is shut down until the virus has peaked and down to near zero.  Hope to open rides in May.

Leavenworth Library has canceled all programs, meetings, and events until April 5^th.

Leavenworth Tattoo & Piercing Haus continues to use aseptic and sterile practices and is open.

Mountain Meadows is in need of temporal thermometers and is limiting visitors to 1 family member per day.

Mt Stuart PT and Balance Point Health and Fitness open for business, no change in service at this time.

Oysterfest at Yodelin has been postponed until September.

Refuge River Ranch- Open for business and offering each participant medical gloves upon their arrival.

Sip and Paint suspending all events through the end of March.

Upper Valley MEND has temporarily canceled the Upper Valley Free Clinic. They are consolidating services through Cascade Medical. Community Cupboard has sufficient food stores at the moment.

Wenatchee Valley Humane Society has pets available for adoption to view on their website in real time.  Those interested in adopting are encouraged to browse the website, then call to schedule an appointment.  If you find or lose a pet, please complete a lost/found pet report on their website.  They will be posting lost and found pets on their Facebook page.  (509) 662-6577 www.wenatcheehumane.org