Every Tuesday in the Cashmere Valley Bank Community Kitchen, Linda Brown will be cooking meals made from scratch for you to take home! Order ahead of time on her website and pick up from 4:30 – 6pm at the Community Kitchen at Pybus Public Market. Order Here MEET LINDA: Linda Brown started her passion for all things culinary in 1994. She was privately trained for three years. She expanded cooking for large groups through her church, community sports bar and served meals to families in her own community for years. Linda and her husband Dwayne have recently moved here to Wenatchee from the Bay Area in California in 2018. Linda begins her journey here with her new business “From Scratch @ Pybus,” serving the Wenatchee Valley community with delicious homemade food. Linda Brown is a woman that loves to share her passion for food with others. “I want to take the load off the cook of the house one night per week,” says Brown. “Drop by, run in and pick up your home-cooked meal that will be waiting for you on Tuesday evening between 4:30-6:00pm, take it home and use your extra time to do what YOU want,” added Brown.  

The Wenatchee Valley Farmers Market’s intimate, mid-week market in the west entrance of Pybus Public Market is every Wednesday from 11:00am to 3pm from June 19 through September 25. Shop local fruits and vegetables while enjoying the scenic Columbia River and Apple Capital Loop Trail, in a smaller, more quaint setting that the bustling Saturday Farmers Market. The Farmers Market accepts WIC, SNFMP, EBT/Fresh Bucks, credit and debit!

Cashmere Valley Bank’s “Breakfast for Heroes” is 7:00am to 10:30am on Thursday, the 4th of July at Pybus Market. The menu is pancakes, scrambled eggs, ham, biscuits and gravy, juice and coffee. Price is only $6.00 per person and 100% of all proceeds go to support local area veterans’ programs. Vet’s eat for free! Start your 4th of July holiday off right with a trip to Pybus and the “Breakfast for Heroes” by your friends at Cashmere Valley Bank. For additional information, contact Steve Lee 665-7840 or Claudia DeRobles 665-9960.

Joe Guimond and Mike Bills will be partnering for this performance live from 7-9pm on July 5th from 7-9pm. Everybody has that song that takes them back to a favorite place and time. My songbook takes the audience to that place where the lyrics get stuck in your head and you find yourself humming them or singing along to them in the car. I have played in a lot of bands over my 52 years of performing live and love taking people to that time where life wasn’t quite as complicated. I do take requests and can often do something by that artist, if not the exact song that is requested. Looking forward to performing in front of a local crowd at Pybus Market this Friday.  

Local farmers, artisans, winemakers, bakers, and chefs make up the friendly, hard-working vendors of the Wenatchee Valley Farmers Market, open every Saturday from 8am to 1pm in the west parking lot of Pybus Market from May 11 through October 26. Eat healthy, eat local and support your local growers and producers. For more information about the Wenatchee Valley Farmers Market, please see: http://wenatcheefarmersmarket.com

Every Tuesday in the Cashmere Valley Bank Community Kitchen, Linda Brown will be cooking meals made from scratch for you to take home! Order ahead of time on her website and pick up from 4:30 – 6pm at the Community Kitchen at Pybus Public Market. Order Here MEET LINDA: Linda Brown started her passion for all things culinary in 1994. She was privately trained for three years. She expanded cooking for large groups through her church, community sports bar and served meals to families in her own community for years. Linda and her husband Dwayne have recently moved here to Wenatchee from the Bay Area in California in 2018. Linda begins her journey here with her new business “From Scratch @ Pybus,” serving the Wenatchee Valley community with delicious homemade food. Linda Brown is a woman that loves to share her passion for food with others. “I want to take the load off the cook of the house one night per week,” says Brown. “Drop by, run in and pick up your home-cooked meal that will be waiting for you on Tuesday evening between 4:30-6:00pm, take it home and use your extra time to do what YOU want,” added Brown.  

The Wenatchee Valley Farmers Market’s intimate, mid-week market in the west entrance of Pybus Public Market is every Wednesday from 11:00am to 3pm from June 19 through September 25. Shop local fruits and vegetables while enjoying the scenic Columbia River and Apple Capital Loop Trail, in a smaller, more quaint setting that the bustling Saturday Farmers Market. The Farmers Market accepts WIC, SNFMP, EBT/Fresh Bucks, credit and debit!

NCRL Puppet Show Wednesday 7/10 2-3p The whole family will love this hilarious puppet show featuring the NCRL puppeteers. Visit www.NCRL.org/Wenatchee for more information. Admission is FREE! Great for kids and families. Organized by the Wenatchee Public Library and hosted by the Pybus Market Charitable Foundation. Sponsored by Confluence Health.

Join the Knights of Veritas on Thursday July 11 from 6:30pm to 7:30pm as they teach about medieval astronomy and demonstrate cutting with a sword, how to put on medieval armor, and much more! Admission is free.  Suitable for everyone in the family. For more information, see: http://www.ncrl.org/locations/wenatchee-public-library Sponsored by Confluence Health.

The Skiffs will perform live for Friday Night Music from 7-9 on July 12, 2019. The Skiffs sound is traditional in spirit, with songs about heart ache, high-heeled momma’s, drinkin’, and other edgy topics. They’ve updated a brand of traditional country to what they call “Skiffabilly”. The Skiff’s music is energetic yet nostalgic with overtones of truthful foot stompin’ innocents. The Skiff’s make new memories from old traditions! Comprised of longtime lovers and musical mates, The Skiffs tip the boat with classic country and radio rock favorites! Captain of the ship and 30 year veteran musician, producer, and engineer, Darik Peet states” …the skiffs is a portal to love and rebirth!” With guitar and mandolin in hand, Captain Peet sings out the good-time vibes! His first mate, Kountry Kate slaps her upright bass through the seas of time. The Skiffs shared the stage with Bob Wayne, Dusty 45’s, and James Hunicutt to name a few.

Local farmers, artisans, winemakers, bakers, and chefs make up the friendly, hard-working vendors of the Wenatchee Valley Farmers Market, open every Saturday from 8am to 1pm in the west parking lot of Pybus Market from May 11 through October 26. Eat healthy, eat local and support your local growers and producers. For more information about the Wenatchee Valley Farmers Market, please see: http://wenatcheefarmersmarket.com

Explore outer space with comet and planetarium demonstrations and make your own galaxy slime! Brought to you by the Wenatchee Public Library.

Every Tuesday in the Cashmere Valley Bank Community Kitchen, Linda Brown will be cooking meals made from scratch for you to take home! Order ahead of time on her website and pick up from 4:30 – 6pm at the Community Kitchen at Pybus Public Market. Order Here MEET LINDA: Linda Brown started her passion for all things culinary in 1994. She was privately trained for three years. She expanded cooking for large groups through her church, community sports bar and served meals to families in her own community for years. Linda and her husband Dwayne have recently moved here to Wenatchee from the Bay Area in California in 2018. Linda begins her journey here with her new business “From Scratch @ Pybus,” serving the Wenatchee Valley community with delicious homemade food. Linda Brown is a woman that loves to share her passion for food with others. “I want to take the load off the cook of the house one night per week,” says Brown. “Drop by, run in and pick up your home-cooked meal that will be waiting for you on Tuesday evening between 4:30-6:00pm, take it home and use your extra time to do what YOU want,” added Brown.  

Local Mike Bills performs in the Pybus concourse on Friday, July 29th from 7pm to 9pm. Bills performs a wide variety of music on standard and slide guitar while singing and playing percussion with his feet. His musical tastes range from jazz to pop; delta blues to country; reggae to funk. Bills is fun to listen to and is sure to put a smile on your face!

To celebrate the past forty years and honor all those who have contributed to its success, the Market will offer a very special line-up this Saturday, July 20 from 8 AM to 1 PM. Among the family friendly events are a magician, live folk music, and a raffle of locally made products from market vendors. Kids and adults will love to learn about the honey-making process and find the queen with McGregor’s live beehive, or they can visit play in the dirt with a live composting demonstration from Yaksum Canyon Truck Farm. “We are celebrating farmers and artisans coming together under one metaphorical tent every Saturday, every summer, for forty years. That is a big feat! But honestly, it is more than that. We are honoring the commitment the Wenatchee community has to support local food, farmers and businesses. Together we make Wenatchee stronger. So, this event is for all of us to say thank you and to celebrate food, art, families, community, and summer,” said Deb Stansbery, WVFM Board President. Local farmers, artisans, winemakers, bakers, and chefs make up the friendly, hard-working vendors of the Wenatchee Valley Farmers Market, open every Saturday from 8am to 1pm in the west parking lot of Pybus Market. Eat healthy, eat local and support your local growers and producers. For more information about the Wenatchee Valley Farmers Market, please see: http://wenatcheefarmersmarket.com

KOHO Radio and Weinstein Beverage bring you  the “Roll the Dice and Win $25,000” Contest on Saturday, July 20 from 12 noon to 2pm at Pybus Market. Six (6) contestants will be chosen at random to “ROLL THE DICE” for a chance to win $25,000. KOHO Radio 101.1 FM will be doing a live remote broadcast today also. Come to Pybus Market, roll the dice and perhaps win some summer cash!  Official contest rules apply. For qustions, please contcat Gary Taylor, sales manager, Icicle Broadcasting: 509-393-0998  

Michèle LaRue, a travelling actress, performs a one-person comedy play on Monday, July 22 from 6:30pm to 7:30pm.  Admission is FREE and the play is suitable for all ages. For more information, see: http://www.ncrl.org/locations/wenatchee-public-library Sponsored by Confluence Health.    

Every Tuesday in the Cashmere Valley Bank Community Kitchen, Linda Brown will be cooking meals made from scratch for you to take home! Order ahead of time on her website and pick up from 4:30 – 6pm at the Community Kitchen at Pybus Public Market. Order Here MEET LINDA: Linda Brown started her passion for all things culinary in 1994. She was privately trained for three years. She expanded cooking for large groups through her church, community sports bar and served meals to families in her own community for years. Linda and her husband Dwayne have recently moved here to Wenatchee from the Bay Area in California in 2018. Linda begins her journey here with her new business “From Scratch @ Pybus,” serving the Wenatchee Valley community with delicious homemade food. Linda Brown is a woman that loves to share her passion for food with others. “I want to take the load off the cook of the house one night per week,” says Brown. “Drop by, run in and pick up your home-cooked meal that will be waiting for you on Tuesday evening between 4:30-6:00pm, take it home and use your extra time to do what YOU want,” added Brown.  

The Wenatchee Valley Farmers Market’s intimate, mid-week market in the west entrance of Pybus Public Market is every Wednesday from 11:00am to 3pm from June 19 through September 25. Shop local fruits and vegetables while enjoying the scenic Columbia River and Apple Capital Loop Trail, in a smaller, more quaint setting that the bustling Saturday Farmers Market. The Farmers Market accepts WIC, SNFMP, EBT/Fresh Bucks, credit and debit!

The Burke Museum: “Dig In” is presented in the Pybus Market concourse on Thursday, July 25 from 6:30pm to 8pm. Admission is free. Suitable for all ages. What was the earth like millions of years ago? Take a journey through geologic time as you examine real fossils, rocks, and minerals, as well as cast replicas of dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals and plants. Unearth fossils in our fossil dig pits, learn about the work of paleontologists and geologists, and imagine the amazing life that once inhabited our planet. For more information, see: http://www.ncrl.org/locations/wenatchee-public-library Sponsored by Wenatchee Pediatric Dentistry.

Pacific Crest Church will be hosting a “Game Night” from 7pm to 8:30pm of every fourth Friday of the month.  The game night will include  board games, card games, or any games you would like to bring. The Game night is open to families and all ages!

Slim Chance brings his fun country/western style to Pybus Market from 7:00pm to 9:00pm. Slim Chance plays black hat C & W and folksy/jazzy blues.

Meet and hear from the National Geographic “Adventurer of the Year” Jennifer Pharr Davis on Friday, July 26 from 7pm to 8pm in the LocalTel Event Center at Pybus Market.  Admission is free. The lecture is suitable for all ages. Davis is a long distance hiker from the United States of America, author, speaker, and Ambassador for the American Hiking Society.  She has hiked over 12,000 miles on six different continents, including thru-hikes on the Pacific Crest Trail, the Appalachian Trail (three times), the Colorado Trail, the Long Trail in Vermont, the Bibbulmun Track in Australia, and numerous trails in Europe and South America.  Her belief is that “the trail is there for everyone at every phase of life” and with the goal of getting people- especially women and children- outdoors on their own terms. For more information, see: http://www.ncrl.org/locations/wenatchee-public-library Sponsored by Confluence Health.  

Local farmers, artisans, winemakers, bakers, and chefs make up the friendly, hard-working vendors of the Wenatchee Valley Farmers Market, open every Saturday from 8am to 1pm in the west parking lot of Pybus Market from May 11 through October 26. Eat healthy, eat local and support your local growers and producers. For more information about the Wenatchee Valley Farmers Market, please see: http://wenatcheefarmersmarket.com

The Traveling Lantern presents the interactive theatrical performance “My Mother the Astronaut” on Monday, July 29 from 6:30pm to 7:30 pm. Admission is FREE. The story line:  Aquarius’ mom is an astronaut and today is “Take your child to work day.” Aquarius can’t wait to go to NASA and find out what it’s like to be in space! They visit Mission Control where she meets scientists and engineers who show her what they do and she learns all about space travel. Her imagination blasts off and she dreams of incredible journeys through the cosmos! Bringing great stories to children, to draw them into an active theater experience, to excite their minds, and to tickle their imaginations. For more information, see: http://www.ncrl.org/locations/wenatchee-public-library Sponsored by Wenatchee Pediatric Dentistry.

Every Tuesday in the Cashmere Valley Bank Community Kitchen, Linda Brown will be cooking meals made from scratch for you to take home! Order ahead of time on her website and pick up from 4:30 – 6pm at the Community Kitchen at Pybus Public Market. Order Here MEET LINDA: Linda Brown started her passion for all things culinary in 1994. She was privately trained for three years. She expanded cooking for large groups through her church, community sports bar and served meals to families in her own community for years. Linda and her husband Dwayne have recently moved here to Wenatchee from the Bay Area in California in 2018. Linda begins her journey here with her new business “From Scratch @ Pybus,” serving the Wenatchee Valley community with delicious homemade food. Linda Brown is a woman that loves to share her passion for food with others. “I want to take the load off the cook of the house one night per week,” says Brown. “Drop by, run in and pick up your home-cooked meal that will be waiting for you on Tuesday evening between 4:30-6:00pm, take it home and use your extra time to do what YOU want,” added Brown.  

The Wenatchee Valley Farmers Market’s intimate, mid-week market in the west entrance of Pybus Public Market is every Wednesday from 11:00am to 3pm from June 19 through September 25. Shop local fruits and vegetables while enjoying the scenic Columbia River and Apple Capital Loop Trail, in a smaller, more quaint setting that the bustling Saturday Farmers Market. The Farmers Market accepts WIC, SNFMP, EBT/Fresh Bucks, credit and debit!

Celebrate Harry Potter’s birthday at Pybus Market on Wednesday, July 31 from 3pm to 7pm. Enjoy crafts, games, refreshments, and take your picture with Dobby! Costumes are encouraged! Admission is FREE and the event is suitable for all ages. For more information, see: http://www.ncrl.org/locations/wenatchee-public-library Sponsored by Confluence Health.