Free, at Interpretive Center
Join Harold Erland, wildlife biologist with the Upper Snoqualmie Valley Elk Management Group, to learn about our local elk herd. The USVEMG improves habitat, maintains highway safety fencing and monitors collared elk to glean information about their lives and travels. Get the latest information on our elk here. Families welcome!!

Free, Meet at the Interpretive Center
Free, Meet at the Interpretive Center Enjoy a guided spring birdwatching tour with wildlife biologist and birder Harold Erland, on trails through the varied habitats of Meadowbrook Farm Park. Dress for the weather, including boots for possible wet areas, and bring your binoculars! Families welcome. Heavy rain will cancel.

Free, at Interpretive Center
Walk through Meadowbrook's woods and across seasonal stream channels to see a tree that has been growing here since approximately 1523! See many local northwest native plants and learn how important cedar was for northwest tribes and pioneers. Dress for the weather, including boots for wet areas. Heavy rain will cancel. Families welcome; hike is about 1.75 miles, and not suitable for strollers.

Free, at Interpretive Center
Come join this free community event to get your kids excited about recreation and play! Come play outside, explore activity stations and meet local recreation service providers.

Free, Meadowbrook Farm Interpretive Center
Join Snoqualmie Valley Historical Museum’s Cristy Lake to find out about the history of Snoqualmie the town, including its unique geologic origins, thousands of years of tribal life, and early pioneers. Enjoy rare photos from the Museum’s collection, and find out more about the real people behind local street names. Gain a new appreciation for our special place! Families welcome.

Free, Meadowbrook Farm Interpretive Center
Enjoy an evening with Snoqualmie Valley Historical Museum’s Cristy Lake, and learn about the fascinating history of the town of North Bend. Beginning with the last ice age, discover why this valley has been important to people for thousands of years. Special photos from the museum’s collection will give vivid glimpses into North Bend’s colorful past and personalities. Families welcome!

Free, Families especially welcome
Join us to celebrate the 100th birthday of the Meadowbrook neighborhood of Snoqualmie, platted in 1923. Celebrate with a potluck picnic then enjoy a special program. The Snoqualmie Museum’s Cristy Lake will give an illustrated history of the town, with many early photos from the Museum collection. Plan to bring your favorite Meadowbrook dessert or snack recipe to share; historic recipes from Meadowbrook- the- town especially encouraged.

Take a self-guided walk to one of Meadowbrook's hidden fields. Named for years-past Boy Scout camp-outs, the Scout Meadow isn't visible from any road, and is a good area to enter quietly to perhaps see wildlife. Park at the Snoqualmie Middle School parking lot, and follow along the tree line northeasterly, towards the back of the school. Watch for the break in the trees on your right (east) and follow the path across the causeway into the Scout Meadow. Wear boots for possible wet areas. Did you see an elk?