“Woodinville’s story in the American story.”
Woodinville’s story is part of the American story.
For 250 years, the American story has been shaped not only in capitals and battlefields, but in local communities like ours — places where families worked the land, built schools, opened businesses, welcomed neighbors, preserved traditions, and created a shared sense of home.
America 250 in Woodinville connects our local history to the larger national story through the people, places, and experiences that shaped this valley. From the Sammamish Valley’s farming roots to local schools, community organizations, historic landmarks, and gathering places, Woodinville reflects the broader American themes of work, migration, enterprise, civic life, resilience, and belonging.
Out of many families, many traditions, and many generations, one community was formed. That is Woodinville’s place in the American story.
Events & Community Participation
April 12, 2026
Members-Only Exhibit Opening – Farm & Woodinville History
Hosted by the Woodinville Heritage Society
A preview opening of the museum’s newest exhibit highlighting tools, equipment, and stories connected to the Sammamish Valley and the City of Woodinville.
April 25, 2026 – 10:00 AM
Liberty Tree Dedication – DeYoung Park – All are Welcome- FREE Event
Hosted by DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution)
A commemorative tree planting as part of the national America 250 initiative.
June 7, 2026 1-4PM
New Exhibit –Shaping Woodinville: Work, Tools, and Community Life – Woodinville Heritage Museum – FREE EVENT
14121 NE 171st, Woodinville 1-4PM, additional parking across the street at the church – Downtown District
Step into Woodinville’s past with Shaping Woodinville: Work, Tools, and Community Life, a new exhibit exploring the people, industries, and everyday tools that built our community. As part of the America 250 “Out of Many, One” theme, the exhibit highlights stories of work and identity—including a historic wine press that connects Woodinville’s agricultural roots to its present-day wine industry. Visit the Woodinville Heritage Society & Museum at the DeYoung House to experience the history that continues to shape our community today.
June 7, 2026 1-4PM
Living History at the Woodinville Cemetery – Hosted by DAR – FREE EVENT
13200 NE 175th St, Woodinville 1-4PM – Downtown District
The Woodinville Cemetery becomes a place where local history feels close. “Woodinville Pioneers Come to Life!” is a living history walk where community interpreters portray early Woodinville-area residents and share true, first-person stories at gravesites—an experience that blends remembrance with storytelling. Meet Susan Woodin or Mrs. Hinch or a Carlberg!
June 14, 2026 11am – 2pm
Flag Pole Dedication, Lecture & Reception – Hosted by Sammamish Valley Grange – FREE EVENT
14654 148th Ave NE, Woodinville – Hollywood District
An America 250-related program connecting community, history, and shared experiences. Flag pole dedication, program, trivia, fun and reception!
July 4, 2026
Farmers Market America 250
Hosted by Woodinville Farmers Market – Downtown District
Enjoy a festive, patriotic day at our very own Farmer’s Market!
Yankee Doodle by Attic Theater; July 1, 2, 3 & 10 at 7 p.m.; July 11, 3:30 & 7 p.m.; July 12, 3:30 p.m.
Sammamish Valley Grange – 14654 148th Ave NE, Woodinville – Hollywood District
August 8, 2026
Museum Day at the Woodinville Heritage Society FREE EVENT – 1:00–4:00 PM
Part of the national America 250 Museum Day and Celebrate Woodinville festivities. Includes open house, exhibits, and tours.
Ongoing Throughout 2026 – COMING SOON!
America 250 Storytelling & Community Highlights
Led by the Woodinville Heritage Society with partners
Local stories, archival highlights, and community features shared throughout the year across organizations social media channels.
