Town festivals in Washington
Town festivals in Washington, each compiled from its own sources: the weekend, the parade, and who puts it on. No ratings; every entry carries its status.
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- 3rd & 4th of July CelebrationEatonville · Community celebrationThe Eatonville Business Association's two-day Independence Day in Pierce County, Washington: fireworks over a school field on the night of July 3, a noon parade on July 4.
- 49er DaysWinthrop · Annual celebrationWinthrop, Washington's annual western celebration on Mother's Day weekend, opened each year by a pack train riding in from a week in the Methow Valley high country.
- Amboy Territorial DaysAmboy · CelebrationAmboy Territorial Days is a three-day July celebration at a volunteer-owned park in North Clark County, Washington, begun for a post office's 75th anniversary and built around a logging show.
- Anatone DayAnatone · Community dayA June Saturday at the Anatone Community Hall in Asotin County, Washington, held since 1982, with pit-roasted pork, an ATV poker run, and Rod Sangster at his player piano.
- Apple Pie JamboreePateros · Annual eventA three-day fundraiser held since 1947 in Pateros, Washington, where pie, a parade and fireworks in a lakeshore park pay for the town's children's swim lessons and theater.
- Asotin DaysAsotin · Annual town celebrationAsotin Days, the August weekend festival of Asotin in southeast Washington, opens with a 6 a.m. Lions Club breakfast and holds its Chrome on the Creek car show beside Asotin Creek.
- Bald Eagle DaysCathlamet · Two-day festivalBald Eagle Days, a two-day July festival in Cathlamet, Washington, grew from a parade the Cathlamet Women's Club staged in support of the bald eagle.
- Battle DaysRosalia · Town day celebrationRosalia's town day on the Palouse, held each June since 1970, commemorates the 1858 Battle of Pine Creek, and its early proceeds paid for the town museum.
- Battle Ground Harvest DaysBattle Ground · FestivalBattle Ground's Harvest Days, held the third weekend of July since 1957, runs pre-1996 cars down Main Street on Friday night, a parade Saturday morning, and fireworks over the high school.
- Benton City DazeBenton City · Community celebrationBenton City Daze, a September community celebration held in downtown Benton City, Washington, since 1983, runs from a 10 a.m. parade to a street dance ending at midnight.
- Berry Dairy DaysBurlington · Community festivalBurlington, Washington's three-day summer festival of strawberries and dairy, held since the 1930s and still centered on the strawberry shortcake firefighters once pulled down Fairhaven Avenue in red wagons.
- Black Diamond Labor DaysBlack Diamond · FestivalA Labor Day weekend festival in the coal town of Black Diamond, Washington, restarted in 1947 when five men each threw $10 into a pot.
- Buckley Log Show and ParadeBuckley · Two-day logging competitionAn amateur logging competition held the last full weekend of June in Buckley, Washington, open only to local contestants, where a retired logger is named Bull of the Woods.
- Camas DaysCamas · Weekend celebrationCamas Days, a two-day July street festival in downtown Camas, Washington, begun in 1974, where Camas and Washougal council members take part in bathtub races outside City Hall.
- Cascade DaysConcrete · All-class reunionConcrete's August parade and festival in eastern Skagit County, born in the 1930s from dinner meetings held to push a highway across the North Cascades.
- Cheese DaysToledo · Annual town eventToledo, Washington's July festival has run since 1919 and has outlasted the cheese factory it was founded to celebrate. The parade still ends with free cheese sandwiches.
- Chief Seattle DaysSuquamish · 3-day public festivalThe Suquamish Tribe's free three-day August festival in Suquamish, Washington, held since 1911 and centered on a Saturday honoring at Chief Seattle's grave above the Salish Sea.
- Clallam Bay/Sekiu Fun DaysClallam Bay · FestivalClallam Bay/Sekiu Fun Days is a July weekend on Washington's North Olympic coast that began as a loggers' day off and ends Saturday night with fireworks over the bay.
- Concrete River DaysColfax · Annual concrete river days celebrationA one-day July festival in downtown Colfax, Washington, named for the town's concrete river, where rubber ducks once raced the canal and now serve as raffle tickets.
- Connell Fall FestivalConnell · Annual community celebrationAn annual September celebration in downtown Connell, Washington, north of Pasco on Highway 395, which the city says has run more than 100 years and which opens with a fireman breakfast.
- Custer DaysCuster · Street festival for all agesCuster Days is a one-day August street festival in Custer, Whatcom County, Washington, revived in 2025, where a covered-wagon jail holds anyone arrested until a friend pays bail.
- Davenport Pioneer DaysDavenport · Annual town celebrationDavenport, Washington's town celebration, held the third weekend of July since a museum opening in 1972, puts its Saturday parade on U.S. Highway 2.
- DeutschesfestOdessa · FestivalOdessa, Washington's four-day German-Russian heritage festival, held since 1971 in a wheat town of under 900, where a city-block Biergarten fills the community center built for it in 1973.
- Down River DaysIone · Town weekend celebrationIone, Washington's town weekend in City Park on the Pend Oreille River, first held in 1957, ends with snowmobiles racing across open water.
- Duvall DaysDuvall · FestivalDuvall Days, the free first-weekend-of-June festival in Duvall, Washington, closes Main Street for a parade and ends in fireworks over McCormick Park, and it counts two anniversaries at once.
- Everson-Nooksack Summer FestivalEverson · Summer festivalA free two-day July festival in Everson, Washington, a Nooksack Valley farm town about nine miles from Canada, whose Saturday parade runs a mile down Main Street to the river.
- Fair Days ParadeMonroe · ParadeMonroe, Washington's annual Fair Days Parade on West Main Street, run alongside the Evergreen State Fair, where dancing horses share the street with Evergreen Speedway drift cars.
- Fall City DayFall City · Family community festivalFall City Day, a volunteer-run June festival in unincorporated Fall City, Washington, where a parade has followed the Snoqualmie River road since the early 1950s.
- FallfestFamily-friendly fall festivalFood and craft vendors, live music, a beer garden and a chili cook-off in downtown Chewelah.
- Festival at Mt. SiNorth Bend · Annual summer festivalA free three-day August festival at Si View Park in North Bend, Washington, held under four names since 1947 and run by volunteers to fund a scholarship.
- Festival of AmericaGrand Coulee · FestivalA Fourth of July festival at Grand Coulee Dam's Visitor Center Park in Coulee Dam, Washington, where lasers play across the dam face and fireworks launch from its top.
- Fjordin CrossinHoodsport · 9th annual fjordin crossin fun family event that celebrates the old linie aquavit traditionEach June in Hoodsport, Washington, a fiddle-led parade walks a barrel of dill aquavit to the dock and sends it out onto Hood Canal, trailed by a flotilla of paddlers.
- Flag DayFairfield · Flag day celebrationFairfield, a Palouse farm town southeast of Spokane, has held a Flag Day parade and celebration in June since 1910, six years before Wilson's proclamation.
- Forks Old Fashioned 4th of July CelebrationForks, WA · Nonprofit organizationForks, Washington's four-day Independence Day celebration on the West End, where log trucks roll in the Grand Parade and the Lions Club bakes salmon in Tillicum Park's Ben Dome.
- Founder's DayCashmere · Summer celebrationCashmere Founders' Days fills downtown Cashmere, Washington, each June with a car show, parade and evening laser show, and a helicopter drops prize ping-pong balls to children.
- Founders DayMedical Lake · Signature eventMedical Lake, Washington, holds Founders Day on the third weekend of June, with Friday fireworks, a Saturday parade, and a triathlon that begins with a swim.
- Founders' DayTonasketTonasket's Memorial Day weekend celebration in the Okanogan pairs a Saturday parade on Whitcomb Avenue with a two-night PRCA rodeo whose mid-show chicken race is billed as world famous.
- Fourth of JulyLopez IslandLopez Island's Fourth of July, in Washington's San Juan Islands, closes with a volunteer-built fireworks show over Fisherman Bay, its shells made on the island with charcoal from local trees.
- Fourth of July CelebrationArlington · July 4th celebrationArlington, Washington's two-day Fourth of July, with pancakes on the Stillaguamish, a parade down Olympic Avenue, and thousands of rubber ducks dumped off Lincoln Bridge.
- Fourth of July ParadeTwisp · Annual fourth of july paradeTwisp's Fourth of July parade, a Methow Valley custom since 1891, moves along Glover Street in Okanogan County, Washington, with horses, floats, and a fire engine hosing down the spectators.
- Goldendale Community DaysGoldendale · Summer celebrationGoldendale's summer celebration on Main Street and the Klickitat County Courthouse lawn, which reached its 100th year in 2026 and began, the mayor says, as a world-record turnout attempt.
- Grand Old Fourth of JulySteilacoom · Annual july fourth celebrationThe Steilacoom Chamber of Commerce's day-long Fourth of July on Lafayette Street in Steilacoom, Washington, ending with fireworks from a barge paid for entirely by private donations.
- Grandview DaysGrandview · Community paradeGrandview's community parade runs down 2nd Street each August with the Yakima Valley Fair and Rodeo, a fair that began in 1927 as canvas booths and a horse-team pull downtown.
- Granger Cherry FestivalGranger · Cherry festivalThe Granger Lions Club's three-day festival in Granger, Washington, a Yakima Valley town that took the cherry as its emblem, with a carnival at Stoney's Plaza and a Saturday parade.
- Harrah Fall FestivalHarrah · Fall festivalThe Town of Harrah's festival in Yakima County, Washington, held the second Saturday of September, began as the Sugar-Beet Festival and took a new name when the industry went away.
- Harrington Car ShowHarrington · Annual harrington car showAn annual May car show on Third Street in Harrington, Washington, hosted by a family antique car museum in an old Ford dealership in memory of its founder.
- Harrington Fall FestivalHarrington · Fall festivalHarrington's Fall Festival is the September alumni and harvest day of a Lincoln County, Washington, wheat town, where one family has smoked the Lions Club lunch since 1946.
- Harrington Vintage Country FairHarrington · Vintage country fairA free one-day street fair of tractors, pies and yard sales in Harrington, Washington, begun in 2021, with a quilt show upstairs in the 1904 Opera House.
- Hartline DaysHartline · Annual hartline days celebrationHartline Days is a one-day September celebration in the Grant County farm town of Hartline, Washington, where a five-block parade ends at the park and the auction pays for scholarships.
- Harvest FestivalKirkland · FestivalA free one-day fall festival on the north side of Kirkland's Juanita Beach Park, where pie eating, corn shucking, and pony rides share the grounds with a food-donation tent.
- Hockinson Fun DaysHockinson · Two-day celebrationHockinson Fun Days, a late-May celebration near Brush Prairie, Washington, runs from Friday bingo in the high school commons to a Saturday parade of about fifty entries.
- Holland HappeningOak Harbor · Two-day spring celebrationThe Holland Happening & International Festival is Oak Harbor's April weekend honoring Whidbey Island's Dutch settlers, where small wooden shoes race down a water-filled canal at Windjammer Park.
- Huckleberry FestivalBingen · Community festivalBingen, Washington, has held its free, three-day Huckleberry Festival since 1962, with huckleberry pie, a parade dressed in purple and a reptile show kept out of the afternoon heat.
- Independence Day CelebrationConconully · Annual independence day celebrationConconully's Independence Day Celebration fills Main Street in an Okanogan County mountain town of 193 every first Saturday of July, and ends with a $3-a-duck race.
- Kahlotus DaysKahlotus, Washington · Community eventAnnual first-weekend-in-June community celebration with vendors, breakfast, softball, Kiddie Parade and Grand Parade.
- Kalama Cultural FestivalKalama · FestivalFor many years, the Kalama community held a festival celebrating the unique blending of Hawaiian and Native American cultures of the Pacific Northwest. This year, we continue to build on the foundation of the previous festivals in Kalama, Washington.
- Kelso Highlander Festival & Scottish GamesKelso · Highland festival and scottish gamesClan societies march and gather on the Avenue of Clans.
- Kent Cornucopia DaysKent · Annual festivalThe festival happens on Meeker Street in downtown Kent; the car show is at 4th & Meeker Street, spread over 3 blocks and additional side parking lots.
- Kent International FestivalKent · FestivalAn annual free festival of the greater Kent community's heritages at the accesso ShoWare Center in Kent, Washington, where visitors collect stamps at ten cultural passport booths.
- Kla Ha Ya DaysSnohomish · FestivalKla Ha Ya Days is Snohomish, Washington's official July celebration, held since 1913 and named, by one account, for the Chinook word for welcome.
- Klickitat Canyon DaysKlickitat · Annual town festivalThe annual festival of Klickitat, Washington, held the last full weekend of July since the 1970s, ends with a thousand numbered ducks floating down the river into town.
- Kruisin’ Kittitas Car Show & BurnoutsKittitas · Car show & burnoutsClassic cars, community, and burnouts in the City of Kittitas.
- La Center Our DaysLa Center · Summer traditionVendor marketplace at Holley Park: every year the parking lot and grass areas fill with a curated selection of local crafts, food, and services and thousands of visitors.
- LoggerodeoSedro-Woolley · Fourth of july festivalSedro-Woolley's Fourth of July celebration in Washington's Skagit Valley, built around an invitation-only chainsaw carving championship held in a fenced lot downtown.
- Loggers' JubileeMorton · CelebrationMorton, Washington, holds its four-day Loggers' Jubilee the second weekend of August, where springboard choppers share the bill with home-built lawnmower racers and a logging-truck parade.
- Loggers' PlaydayHoquiam · Logging celebration and paradeHoquiam's one-day September logging celebration in Grays Harbor County, Washington, held since 1965, ends at Olympic Stadium, where a topped spar drops onto a watermelon-painted Volkswagen.
- Loyalty DaysLong Beach · Annual loyalty days paradeLoyalty Days, a free May weekend of parades and a fleet blessing in Ilwaco and Long Beach, Washington, kept since 1950 and claimed as the nation's longest-running Loyalty Day observance.
- Makah DaysNeah Bay · Annual celebrationMakah Days, the Makah Tribe's three-day August homecoming in Neah Bay, Washington, held every year since 1924 around the anniversary of a 1913 flag raising.
- Manson Apple Blossom FestivalManson · FestivalManson's spring festival on Lake Chelan's north shore, held since 1921, where each May's royal court wears crowns from a line of makers begun by Edna Bennett in 1948.
- Mason County Forest FestivalShelton · Forest festivalA four-day timber festival in Shelton, Washington, held the weekend after Memorial Day, begun in 1945 as a forest-fire prevention campaign and still led by Paul Bunyan.
- McCleary Bear FestivalMcCleary · Annual mccleary bear festivalMcCleary's Bear Festival, held each July since 1959 in a Grays Harbor County mill town, ends its Saturday parade with stew cooked in iron kettles by volunteer firefighters.
- Meeker DaysPuyallup · Community celebrationPuyallup's free three-day June street festival, held since the 1940s and named for Ezra Meeker, whose first hop-curing house stood in the park where its main stage plays.
- Metaline Falls Bigfoot FestivalMetaline Falls · Town-wide eventAn annual small-town Bigfoot festival with vendors selling food and art.
- Millwood DazeMillwood · Street fairMillwood Daze is the late-August street fair of Millwood, Washington, a paper-mill town east of Spokane, where entrants race small cars built from engine valve covers.
- Milton DaysMilton · City community celebrationMilton Days, an August weekend in Milton, Washington, has marked the town's 1907 incorporation since 1948 with a costume party, a parade down Milton Way, and a car show.
- Mossyrock Blueberry FestivalMossyrock · FestivalMossyrock's free three-day blueberry festival in Lewis County, Washington, held the first weekend of August in the town where the county's first commercial blueberries went in during 1944.
- Moxee Hop FestivalMoxee · Annual moxee hop festivalThe Moxee Hop Festival is a three-day August gathering in Moxee City Park, Washington, begun in 1948 to pay for the town's swimming pool.
- Napavine Funtime FestivalNapavine · FestivalA summer festival in Napavine, Washington, planned by the town's Jaycees in 1973, crowns a princess in the grade school gym the night before its candy-throwing Tiger Parade.
- National Lentil FestivalPullman · Food & brew festThe World’s Largest Lentil Chili Bowl, a food and artisan marketplace, and live performances.
- Northeast Washington Mushroom FestivalKettle Falls · Mushroom festivalA free one-day fungi festival at Happy Dell Park in Kettle Falls, Washington, where foragers leave at ten with maps and return by two to have their mushrooms weighed.
- Old Fashioned Tokeland 4th of July Parade & PicnicTokeland · Parade and family picnicAn Independence Day parade and lawn picnic in Tokeland, Washington, on Willapa Bay, held since 1976, whose parade leaves the marina and loops past the 1885 Tokeland Hotel.
- Old Mill DaysOakesdale · Annual celebrationOld Mill Days, Oakesdale, Washington's July festival, honors a four-story 1890 flour mill shut since 1960, with corgi races, lawn mower races, and a midnight swim.
- Old Settlers PicnicFerndale · Washington's longest running picnicThe all-volunteer Whatcom County Old Settlers Association organizes the annual picnic, grand parade and car show, with proceeds going toward preserving the memory and heritage of the early pioneers of Whatcom County.
- Oregon Trail DaysTenino · FestivalTenino, Washington's three-day July festival of pioneer history, where an 1890 press in the old stone depot still prints the town's souvenir wooden money.
- Our Days CelebrationLa Center · CelebrationLa Center, Washington's July Steamboat Celebration, a volunteer-run festival since the mid-1960s, opens with a Friday twilight parade down Fourth Street and fills Holley Park on Saturday.
- Palouse DaysPalouse · Town daysWorld Famous Palouse Days, an annual community celebration the second weekend after Labor Day in downtown Palouse.
- Pe Ell 4th of July FestivalPe Ell · FestivalA volunteer-run Fourth of July weekend in Pe Ell, a western Lewis County town of about 655, where a pierogi contest shares the program with axe throwing and fireworks.
- Penn Cove Water FestivalCoupeville · FestivalAnnual tribal canoe races, Native arts and crafts vendors, storytelling, musical and dance performances, artist demonstrations, Native foods, youth activities and educational displays.
- Pioneer DaysCle Elum · Patriotic celebrationThe Fourth of July weekend in Cle Elum, Washington, led by a First Street parade and a Pioneer Queen who must be at least 75.
- Planters DaysWoodland · Annual community celebrationWoodland, Washington's four-day June celebration at Horseshoe Lake Park, held since 1922 to mark the diking of the Lewis and Columbia rivers, with a frog jump near sixty years old.
- Prairie DaysYelm · Community festivalPrairie Days is Yelm, Washington's four-day late-June festival around a Saturday parade on Yelm Avenue, begun in 1971, by one founder's account, to replace a fading carnival.
- Prospectors' DaysRepublic · AnnualProspectors' Days is Republic, Washington's three-day June celebration of its gold-camp beginnings, with a mock Old West shootout at noon and a grand parade down Clark Street.
- Quincy Farmer Consumer Awareness DayQuincy · CelebrationA September day in Quincy, Washington, begun in 1981 after a farmer heard a radio story about a shopper who believed food came "from Safeway, naturally."
- Railroad DaysGranite Falls · Annual railroad daysGranite Falls, Washington, keeps an October parade and street fair for its steam-train era, begun in 1966 when a high school class opened a tin box from a schoolhouse cornerstone.
- Rainier Round-Up DaysRainier · Community eventCommunity events include a parade, street dance, corn feed, and a free 32nd annual Bluegrass Festival at Wilkowski Park during the fourth weekend in August.
- Razor Clam and Shellfish FestivalLong Beach · FestivalThe spring razor clam festival at Veterans Field in Long Beach, Washington, begun in 1940 around a clam fritter fried in the "World's Largest Frying Pan."
- Reardan Mule DaysReardan · Annual eventA celebration of community filled with many events.
- Rhododendron FestivalPort Townsend · FestivalRhody Week events include trike races, the Pet Parade, Grand Parade, Kiddie Parade, Bed Races, beard judging, golf tournaments and a downtown store window display contest.
- Rhubarb DaysSumner · Street fair & festivalRhubarb Days is a free June street fair in downtown Sumner, Washington, selling rhubarb pie, crisp and IPA from a valley that has forced the plant in hothouses since 1914.
- Sage-N-Sun FestivalEphrata · FestivalEphrata's downtown June festival in Grant County, Washington, run by the Chamber of Commerce around the county courthouse and possibly the county's oldest continuously held.
- Selah Community DaysSelah · Annual celebrationSelah Community Days, held the third weekend in May in Selah, Washington, began in 1926 with a parade of flower-festooned autos to a new high school's picnic grounds.
- Settlers DayDeer Park · Annual community celebrationSettlers Day, Deer Park, Washington's July parade and park gathering, held since 1921 and counted by the city as the state's oldest continuous community celebration.
- Slippery Gulch CelebrationTekoa · FestivalTekoa's June celebration in the Palouse, where a week of youth fishing on Hangman Creek ends in a parade, fireworks, and an egg toss with a 93-foot record.
- Snoqualmie DaysSnoqualmie · Annual celebrationSnoqualmie Days, an August festival in downtown Snoqualmie, Washington, began in 1939 when volunteer firefighters celebrated the town's first fire truck, which still rides in the parade.
- States DayProsser · Community eventAfter the parade, family activities get underway at the city park. Stop on your way into the park to sign into your state of origin and don't forget to purchase your States Day Commemorative buttons! Then grab food from local vendors before trying your luck at BINGO under the pavilion or enjoying the stage show, which shows off the talents of local groups.
- Sultan ShindigSultan · A community celebrationThe Sultan Shindig is a free three-day July festival at River Park in Sultan, Washington, built around a logging contest of pole climbing, hot saws, and thrown axes.
- Sumas Community DaysSumas · Community eventLocal vendors, food, live music, and family fun.
- Sunshine DaysSunnyside · Annual town celebration and paradeA free three-day September festival in downtown Sunnyside, Washington, built around the town's oldest parade and closing Sunday with a grito contest and dancing horses.
- Tides & Timbers Brew Fest (Willapa Harbor Festival)Raymond · Brew festThe former Willapa Harbor Festival, reimagined as a coastal craft-beverage and music festival
- Town and Country DaysKettle Falls · Small town community reunion festivalA two-day street festival on Meyers Street in Kettle Falls, Washington, held in early June, where an honorary Town Grouch leads the Saturday parade.
- Vader May Day FestivalVader · FestivalA one-day parade and street fair on A Street in Vader, Washington, begun in 1952 by Girl Scout leader Lena DeAger and still closing with a May Pole dance.
- Vashon Strawberry FestivalVashon · Island strawberry heritage festivalA three-day July street festival on Vashon Island, Washington, held in the strawberry's name since 1909 on an island that now grows few commercial strawberries.
- Waitsburg Celebration DaysWaitsburg · Time-honored eventWaitsburg Celebration Days is a time-honored event, starting in some form as early as 1902.
- Warden Community DaysWarden · Small town festivalWarden Community Days is a Labor Day weekend festival in Warden, Washington, that ends Monday with a parade down Main Street and a footrace in inflatable costumes.
- Washington State Autumn Leaf FestivalLeavenworth · FestivalLeavenworth's longest-running festival, founded in 1964, crowns an older woman Royal Lady of the Autumn Leaves and sends her around the Northwest before she rides home down Front Street.
- Waterville DaysWaterville · CelebrationWaterville Days is a July Saturday in Waterville, Washington, the state's highest incorporated town, when a parade leaves the school and Pioneer Park fills with the farm market.
- Westport Seafood Festival & Craft ShowWestport · Seafood festival & craft showA one-day waterfront feast of fish and oysters off the Westport boats, with a juried craft show, held at the mouth of Grays Harbor, Washington.
- Whaling DaysSilverdale · Community festivalWhaling Days is a free, volunteer-run festival on the Silverdale waterfront in Kitsap County, Washington, held since 1974 and named for a furniture store called Silver Whale.
- Wild Goose Bill DaysWilbur · Annual town celebrationWilbur, Washington's May town celebration, with a parade and a 3.5-mile Wild Goose Chase, named for a founder who died in a cabin shootout in 1895.
- Wild West ParadeToppenish · ParadeA free downtown parade of horses, wagons, floats and classic cars in Toppenish, Washington, held on the rodeo's Fourth of July weekend and billed locally as the "original" Western parade.
- Wilkeson DaysWilkesonDay 1 has handcar races, parade and vendor market at Historic Coke Oven Park. Day 2 has art displays, history walk, vendor market and Duh Kwooz at Wilkeson Town Hall.
- Winlock Egg DaysWinlock · Annual festivalWinlock's June egg festival in Lewis County, Washington, held since 1921 for a town that once shipped eggs to New York and Hawaii, under a fiberglass egg on a pole.
- Yakama Nation Treaty DaysToppenish and White Swan · Treaty day commemorationThe Treaty Day Commemoration celebrates the sovereignty, resilience and culture of the Yakama people.
- Yep Kanum CelebrationColville · Community festivalA free three-day July festival in Colville's Yep Kanum Park, first held in 1914 and revived by volunteers in 2025 after Rendezvous Days lapsed.
- Zillah Community DaysZillahThe annual weekend celebration in Zillah, sponsored by Zillah Associated Clubs with activities run by city clubs and individuals including the Chamber of Commerce.
Town Festivals in all eleven states; next door in Idaho and Oregon.