“100% of your donation stays in the Snoqualmie Valley,” said Carolyn Loew of Valley Animal Partners.
Put on your fuzziest sweater for holiday photos with alpacas starting Nov. 23.
North Bend Theatre hosts night three of the Seattle International Comedy Competition Nov. 16.
It’s an art-filled week in the Snoqualmie Valley, complete with a vaudeville performance.
It’s part of an effort to support the Youth Suicide Prevention program.
Top issues include domestic violence, food insecurity, firearm-related incidents, youth depression and housing.
Visit The Black Dog this Friday for an evening of performances by LGBTQ+ locals.
“I had the talent and people had the desire to invest in something like this,” ASH Fine Arts owner Ashley Hale said.
There are several opportunities for community trick or treating in the Snoqualmie Valley this week.
The city-run cemetery has a new online database that went up earlier this year.
