Duvall Directory

The biggest Easter Egg Hunt in the Snoqualmie Valley! 🐣 Held annually at the historic Dougherty Farmstead in Duvall, this community tradition brings together thousands of families from across the valley for an unforgettable morning of egg hunting, fun, and community. Title sponsored by Buddy Buck Real Estate and the City of Duvall, with 8,000+ eggs hidden across the farmstead grounds. Stay tuned at duvalleaster.com for 2027 dates, sponsors, and registration details. 🌷🌷

Youth soccer organization serving the Snoqualmie Valley with leagues and programs for kids of all ages.

501(c)(3) Non-profit dedicated to developing & operating a public aquatic and recreation center in Lower Snoqualmie Valley, promoting physical and mental health, youth development, and community connections. Currently in our fundraising phase, and always looking for volunteers and collaborative opportunities! We just had our first fundraiser, Par 4 the Pool, raising over $7,000 for our effort! Having formed in December of 2025, being less than a year old, we have made immense progress toward our goal.

Local Rotary club serving the Duvall community through volunteer work and charitable projects.

Competitive youth baseball organization based in the Snoqualmie Valley.

Annual sunflower festival celebrating the Snoqualmie Valley with flowers, vendors, and family activities.

The Snoqualmie Valley's very own community radio station. 📻 Valley 104.9 FM (KAPY) is a volunteer-run, 100-watt Low Power FM station operated by Valley Community Broadcasting, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Duvall. No paid staff. No corporate ownership. Just local people putting local voices on the air. Tune in at 104.9 FM or stream live from anywhere at valley1049.org. The programming covers everything from music and talk to news, local culture, science, and kids' shows. Fan favorites include Tales From Tolt, The Flower Power Hour, The Saturday Night Oldies Show, and The Children's Hour. Valley 104.9 shows up where it counts. They broadcast all Cedarcrest High School home football games (catch the schedule at livinginduvall.com/football 🏈) and go live at the annual Duvall Easter Egg Hunt each spring. Buddy Buck records a monthly Snoqualmie Valley Real Estate Update on the station, keeping neighbors up to speed on the local housing market. Supported by 4Culture and the Scripps Howard Fund. Always looking for volunteers and new program ideas. If you've got a voice and a story, they want to hear it. 🎙️

📰 The Snoqualmie Valley's hometown newspaper, covering everything from Duvall to North Bend to Snoqualmie Pass. The Valley Record publishes local news, sports, business stories, community calendars, opinion pieces, and obituaries. They cover city council meetings, school board decisions, local crime, business openings, and the stories that matter to people who actually live here. 🏔️ Coverage area spans the entire valley: Duvall, Carnation, Fall City, Preston, Snoqualmie, North Bend, and Snoqualmie Pass. 📬 Subscribe to the print edition, read the digital e-edition, or sign up for the email newsletter. Story ideas, press releases, photos, letters to the editor, and community event submissions are all accepted right on the website. ✍️ Grace Gorenflo, Reporter, covers Duvall and the Snoqualmie Valley beat. 🔗 valleyrecord.com

King County Councilmember Sarah Perry represents District 3, which includes Duvall, Carnation, Fall City, North Bend, Snoqualmie, Snoqualmie Pass, Issaquah, Sammamish, Redmond, Woodinville, Bothell, Preston, and Skykomish. A champion of behavioral health with 30+ years in nonprofit and small business work, Sarah is known for building civic collaboration and community engagement. Her priorities include environmental protection, transit alternatives, small business support, equity and access, and behavioral health resources. She co-founded the Si View Indoor Playground in North Bend and started the Fall City Neighbors newsletter. Sarah is a member of the SnoValley and Greater Issaquah Chambers of Commerce.

The SnoValley Regional Chamber of Commerce connects businesses and community across the Snoqualmie Valley, covering North Bend, Snoqualmie, Snoqualmie Pass, Preston, Fall City, and Carnation. Their mission is to support a vibrant local business community while promoting the valley as a destination for outdoor adventure, natural beauty, and local flavor. They run networking events, ribbon cuttings, a business directory, the Coffee Trail Passport, and publish visitor, cycling, outdoor, wedding, and winter guides. They also connect the business community with elected officials at the state, regional, and local level.

A non-profit supporting underserved youth in India and beyond. yeskindnessworks.org

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"We collect, preserve, and share the history of the Snoqualmie Valley, so present and future generations can understand our past." The museum sits in North Bend, but the history it keeps belongs to the whole valley, and it works alongside the Duvall Historical Society, the Tolt Historical Society, the Fall City Historical Society, the Ames Lake History Club, the Meadowbrook Farm Preservation Association, and the Snoqualmie Tribe to keep that story in one place. Admission is free, always. Inside you will find the exhibits, the Veterans' Memorial honoring valley residents who served, and a gift shop worth a few minutes on your way out. Outside, the Heritage Trail walks you past the places where the valley's history actually happened. They run school programs for valley classrooms and a Story Time for the little ones, and they keep a growing online photo collection and a blog, which is where most people start when they are researching a family, a farm, or a house with a past. Open Thursday through Tuesday, 10am to 5pm, closed Wednesdays and federal holidays. Supported by 4Culture King County. Questions go to hello@SnoqualmieValleyMuseum.org.

Every February 24, fans of David Lynch's Twin Peaks gather in North Bend and Snoqualmie to celebrate the day Agent Dale Cooper first arrived in the fictional town. In 2018, the mayors of both cities officially declared February 24 as Twin Peaks Day, honoring the tourism and cultural impact the show has had on the valley since filming began in 1989. The annual celebration, organized as The Real Twin Peaks, typically spans several days around the February 24 date. Past events have included filming location bus tours, meet-and-greets with cast members, screenings at the historic North Bend Theatre, karaoke nights, trivia, and special menus at local restaurants. Twede's Cafe, the real-life Double R Diner, is a centerpiece of the festivities. The 2027 event is expected to run February 18 through 22 in the Snoqualmie Valley. Details and tickets are available through therealtwinpeaks.com as the date approaches. Whether you are a lifelong fan or just discovering the show, Twin Peaks Day is a one-of-a-kind valley event that draws visitors from around the world to this corner of the Pacific Northwest.

Morgan Henley Presents is the name on most of the live music in the Snoqualmie Valley. Morgan, who everybody knows as The Duder, books and promotes bands into taprooms, onto farm stages, and across a whole downtown at a time. 🎸 He programs the Carnation Concert Crawl alongside the City of Carnation, brings artists through venues up and down the valley, and is behind Brodie Nation, the festival at Club Tolt on the Tolt River. Valley Vibes is where all of it lives on this site: who is playing, where, and when, plus the artist spotlight, the setlist archive, the radio, and the form to get yourself on a stage. 🎤 Booking, artist submissions, and the full show calendar are all on the Valley Vibes page.