• Women in History – Our Founding Mothers II

    Leavenworth Community United Methodist Church 418 Evans St, Leavenworth, United States

    A Dessert Theater Tribute to the Women Who Built Leavenworth and the surrounding area.
    Celebrate the stories, strength, and spirit of the women who shaped Leavenworth. The Greater Leavenworth Museum and PEO Chapter JF invite you to an inspiring afternoon of film, exhibits, and delicious desserts as we honor the remarkable women—past and present—who helped build our valley community.
    This year’s event features a community screening of Women in History: Our Founding Mothers II, a locally produced film that continues the legacy of the original 2006 Centennial production. Through vivid storytelling and heartfelt portrayals, the film highlights the courage, creativity, and resilience of Leavenworth’s “women of substance”—women whose strength of character, mind, and spirit helped define our town from the late 1800s to today.

  • 2026 Spring Tea

    Leavenworth Community United Methodist Church 418 Evans St, Leavenworth, United States

    The Greater Leavenworth Museum is hosting a special Spring Tea, celebrating America’s 250th and Leavenworth’s 120th anniversaries.
    An elegant high tea, live music, and a look back at stories that shaped our valley. It’s the perfect chance to enjoy a relaxed, festive gathering with friends.

  • Museum Day – Free Admission

    Greater Leavenworth Museum 735 Front St., 2nd Floor, Leavenworth, WA, United States

    Celebrate Museum Day with FREE Admission! In honor of America’s 250th anniversary, Washington State has declared a special Museum Day, and the Greater Leavenworth Museum is joining the celebration with FREE admission for all visitors!

    Come experience the stories that make our town and the surrounding area unique and special. Hear stories about the first peoples of the p’squosa (or Wenatchi) or the height of the logging and train depot days, or how we became today’s Bavarian Village.

    And as special treat, take in our newest exhibit that is part of the statewide America 250: “Out of Many, One” project, our museum, in partnership with residents across the seven Upper Valley communities—Peshastin, Dryden, Plain, Stevens Pass/Merritt, Blewett, Lake Wenatchee, and Leavenworth—has selected meaningful artifacts that tell each community’s unique American story. These items, drawn from our collection and community loans, come together to reveal the shared history that shaped the entire valley.

    Come celebrate Museum Day with us, enjoy free admission, and experience the stories that make our valley one of a kind. Bring friends, family, and neighbors—everyone is welcome!