Royalty – Spokane Lilac Festival

Royalty Scholarship & Development Program

2027 Royalty Orientation Meetings

Interested in becoming a Spokane Lilac Festival Royalty Ambassador?

High school senior girls interested in participating in the 2027 Spokane Lilac Festival Royalty Scholarship & Development Program, along with a parent or guardian, are required to attend one Royalty Orientation Meeting.

During orientation, students and their parent or guardian will learn more about the program, important dates and requirements, the application and selection process, and what to expect throughout their time as an ambassador.

Orientation Meeting Dates

Tuesday, September 29 at 6:00 PM
Moran Prairie Library
6004 S Regal St

Monday, October 5 at 6:00 PM
North Spokane Library
44 E Hawthorne

Wednesday, October 7 at 6:00 PM
Spokane Valley Library
22 N Herald Rd

Attendance at one orientation meeting is required to be eligible to participate in the 2027 Royalty Scholarship & Development Program. A parent or guardian must attend with the interested student.

We look forward to meeting our prospective 2027 Royalty Ambassadors and their families!

2026 'embrace' Royal Court

Princess Kahlan

Shadle Park High School

Princess Ava

University High School

Princess Ava

East Valley High School

Queen Hayden

Cheney High School

Princess Naliesha

Gonzaga Preparatory High School

Princess Chloe

Spokane Valley Tech

Princess Simone

Lewis & Clark High School

Leadership & Scholarship

The Lilac Royalty Scholarship and Development Program provides an opportunity for outstanding young women to be recognized for their achievements. Every Spokane County high school is invited to present one senior for participation in the SLFA Lilac Royalty Scholarship and Development Program. Selection of the high school student is decided upon individually at each school.

Each Lilac candidate selected from her high school will participate in an eight-week program which supports character building and servant leadership, with a strengthened focus on community service, integrity, and teamwork.

The candidates will attend workshops in communication, personal and professional etiquette, resume development, time management, interview skills, military history, self-defense, and more. They also participate in several volunteer opportunities, that can include Habitat for Humanity, Valentine’s for Veterans, Second Harvest Food Bank, and others.