Events in Port Angeles, WA

Frankie Moreno brings his jazz trio to The Thomsen Club at Field Hall for a debut appearance. Joined by his brother Tony on bass and his son Giovanni on drums, he leads an energy-packed set featuring new arrangements of their biggest songs and audience favorites. Moreno has sold millions of records worldwide and holds the world record for 124 number-one singles on the iTunes charts. His career includes an Emmy nomination, 18 Top Ten albums with 9 at number one, 142 Top Ten singles with 109 at number one, and a 2019 milestone of six albums debuting in Billboard's Top Ten within 12 months. Performances have included Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center, the Hollywood Bowl, and Las Vegas residencies. Collaborations include chart-topping work with Joshua Bell, U.S. tours with Sugarland and Billy Currington, a stint as musical director for Air Supply, and co-writing their Top 40 single Dance with Me, which reached No. 7 on Billboard. Presented as a dinner-show, this event offers two options that pair the music with food and drink. Tickets are $59.50 to $69.50. The Ludus ticketing platform adds a 5% service fee to card transactions, and paying by cash or check at the Box Office avoids that fee. Field Hall's #fieldhallforall program provides financial assistance for this event, with discounts up to 100%.

Anime Kat presents the Reality Fractured Sealed Prerelease, a sealed-format event with a $30 entry fee. Players earn a pack for each match they win, and everyone is guaranteed at least one pack. Promo packs are awarded to the top four finishers. The event flows from registration to deck building, then into first round pairings.

Set in downtown Port Angeles with a central hub at Pebble Beach Park along the waterfront, this four-stage multi-sport race welcomes competitors to go solo in the Iron Division or team up for a relay. All transitions happen at the same location, which keeps the action together and creates a lively, daylong atmosphere. The course opens with a 15 mile mountain bike ride in the foothills above Port Angeles, featuring about 10 miles on trail followed by 5 miles of paved downhill back to the race hub for the kayak transition. Paddlers then take on a 2.6 mile route in Port Angeles Harbor. Next comes a 30 mile road ride heading west from town that crosses the Elwha River, visits Freshwater Bay, and travels the lower sections of Kelly Ridge on Dan Kelly and Eden Valley Roads. The finale is a 10K run on the Olympic Discovery Trail along the waterfront with an out and back format.

Entry is $10 for a Summoner Skirmish built for competitive-minded players who want more than casual meetups, with meaningful stakes, exclusive rewards, and a clear route toward higher-level play. Matches are 1v1 Constructed and played best of three using Swiss rounds. If turnout is fewer than eight players, the event runs only Swiss with no top cut. With eight to sixteen players, a Top 4 cut follows Swiss. With seventeen or more players, the event typically advances to a Top 8. This is a competitive level event. Prize support is available while supplies last and includes participation promos for up to 32 players, top cut promos for up to 8 players, a champion promo, and a champion playmat. Players can earn multiple byes across Summoner Skirmish events, but only one bye may be used at a Regional Qualifier.

A free community lunch offers support for neighbors experiencing food insecurity or other challenges. Contributions are welcome, including a pot of hot soup, a side salad, pre-made and wrapped peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, or baked goods. Gently used clothing is also appreciated, such as socks and gloves in all sizes. Donations may be dropped off without staying, or volunteers may choose to remain and help.

The Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour brings the spirit of outdoor adventure to Port Angeles with a two-night program at the Donna M. Morris Theater, presented by Field Arts & Events Hall and sponsored by Citizen Air. As an extension of one of the world’s leading mountain festivals, this tour travels to hundreds of communities across more than 40 countries, celebrating remarkable achievements in outdoor storytelling and filmmaking. Each screening features a curated selection of award winners and audience favorites drawn from a large pool of submissions to the festival competition. Expect journeys to remote landscapes, timely looks at environmental issues, and up-close views of adrenaline-fueled action sports for an exhilarating exploration of the mountain world. Tickets are available as single‑night or two‑night options, with adult prices at $34.50 for one night or $53.20 for both, and youth prices at $20 for one night or $42.70 for both. The ticketing platform Ludus applies a 5 percent service fee to card transactions, and paying by cash or check at the box office avoids this fee. Financial assistance is offered through the #fieldhallforall program, and patrons may request discounts up to 100 percent. Presenting partners include Rab and Banff & Lake Louise Tourism, with additional support from Oboz, YETI, SLY Foods, World Expeditions, The Lake Louise Ski Resort, DUER, Grangers, HOVERAir, NOLS, and Nossa Familia Coffee.

The 2026 Washington State BMX Finals anchor a weekend of racing. The program includes a Race for Life Double and a Pre-Race Double, leading into the state finals. This is a 700-point weekend for competitors.

A celebrated voice of folk returns for a final chapter on the road, as Judy Collins brings her Sweet Judy Blue Eyes Farewell Tour to the Donna M. Morris Theater. For more than six decades, Collins has moved listeners with crystalline vocals, candid songwriting, and a lifelong commitment to social causes, building a body of work that spans 55 albums and continues to inspire new generations. Her artistry includes signature interpretations such as Both Sides Now, honored by the Grammy Hall of Fame, and Send in the Clowns, which received Song of the Year. In recent years she has experienced a creative resurgence with multiple new releases, including her first album of entirely self-written songs, along with a poetry collection that extends her hallmark honesty and grace. This far-reaching final tour travels across North America and beyond, offering one last chance to experience her timeless voice and storytelling live. Opening the show is Oakland Rain, the Norwegian twin duo Maren and Charlotte Wallevik, whose music blends earthy Americana with Nordic alternative pop. Their two-part debut, Twin Flames, explores the contrasts that shape their identities and has earned critical praise, a Best New Artist nomination from the Norwegian Americana Forum, appearances at Folk Alliance International, an invitation to tour with Collins, and a documentary, The Road To The Ryman, recognized by international film festivals. Presented by Field Hall with support from Oak Street Bistro. Tickets range from $49.50 to $89.50. The ticketing platform adds a 5 percent service fee for card purchases, and paying by cash or check at the box office avoids the fee.

An interdisciplinary afterschool art club at the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center gives young creatives a chance to connect with the arts and the natural world. Guided by Youth Programs Director Mandy Miller, this 8-week program centers on hands-on learning and exploration across a wide range of art mediums. Free pickup is available from Franklin Elementary.

This release draft at Anime Kat features a $20 entry. Players receive one pack for each match win, with at least one pack guaranteed. The top four players win promo packs of cards.

Field Hall presents an evening with Niladri Kumaar, a leading figure in Indian classical music known for inventive artistry and composition. A frequent collaborator with the late Zakir Hussain, his sitar and tabla partnership with the maestro is regarded as one of the most influential in modern Indian music. Space Between the Notes draws from the only recorded performance the two shared, captured live in Mumbai, and pays tribute to the tradition that shaped their connection. This specially curated tour features Niladri on sitar and Zitar with an ensemble of Indian and American musicians, blending age-old forms with fresh, contemporary expression. Portions of the album are woven into the program to honor their musical bond and create a listening experience designed to resonate deeply. Joining Niladri on stage are Agnelo Fernandes on keys, Sambit Chatterjee on drums, and Satyajit Talwalkar on tabla. Tickets are $34.50 to $59.50 for adults and $24.50 for youth. Card purchases include a 5 percent service fee from the ticketing platform, while paying by cash or check at the box office avoids the fee. Financial assistance is available through the #fieldhallforall program, with discounts of up to 100 percent upon request.

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Field Hall hosts a free live jazz afternoon in the Sunset Lounge, presented with support from Hallett Advisors. Enjoy coastal views along with a specialty Mimosa and Bloody Mary bar, and look for the guest performer announcement soon. The Waterfront Coffee Bar will be open with food and beverages. Admission is free. Seating is limited and will be given in order of arrival, and it may become standing room only once the space is full. Reserved VIP tables for four are available with a $50 donation and provide guaranteed seating. This monthly series is sustained by local donors, and contributions can be made at checkout or during the event.

Field Hall presents a performance by globally recognized ukulele master Jake Shimabukuro at the Donna M. Morris Theater. Celebrated for expanding what the ukulele can do in the modern era, he blends jazz, rock, classical, blues, folk, and Hawaiian traditions with virtuosic technique and expressive playing. Raised in Honolulu and performing since age four, he gained international attention with a viral interpretation of George Harrison’s While My Guitar Gently Weeps that revealed the instrument’s broader potential. His career includes acclaimed recordings, collaborations with artists such as Bette Midler, Yo-Yo Ma, Jimmy Buffett, Ziggy Marley, and Mick Fleetwood, and appearances at renowned venues including the Sydney Opera House, the Hollywood Bowl, and the Kennedy Center. He also supports music education and community efforts by bringing music to schools and benefit concerts. Tickets range from $44.50 to $64.50. The Ludus ticketing platform adds a 5 percent service fee for card transactions, and paying by cash or check at the box office avoids this fee. Financial assistance is available through the #fieldhallforall program, with patrons able to request discounts up to 100 percent. Sponsored by Pili and David Meyer.

Connect with certified nurse midwives at Olympic Medical Center and learn how hospital-based midwifery care can support you. Explore the benefits of this approach, ask questions about tailoring your birth plan to your needs, and take a guided tour of the birth center.

This free, three day festival in downtown Port Angeles, Washington celebrates the maritime heritage and cultural traditions of the Dungeness region. Its mission is to build community, support local businesses, and offer an experience that is both educational and enjoyable, while promoting sustainability, economic growth, and a strong sense of unity that honors the Dungeness crab and the surrounding natural beauty. The event aligns with Canadian Thanksgiving and typically draws about 12,000 visitors, with thousands traveling via the Black Ball Ferry Line from Victoria, British Columbia. Activities take place mostly outdoors and continue rain or shine, and the Washington coast can be damp. Festival highlights include free live music, a market showcasing more than 75 artisan and resale vendors, kid friendly activities, a live Search and Rescue demonstration as scheduling allows, and complimentary tours of a United States Coast Guard boat. Food and drink offerings feature a beer and wine garden, a signature crab dinner available for purchase, seafood specialties from local restaurants, and additional choices from food trucks and other outdoor vendors.

Field Hall presents American pianist, composer, and improviser Charlie Albright in The Donna M. Morris Theater, sponsored by the Law Office of Patrick M. Erker. Recognized worldwide for connecting with listeners, he blends classical tradition with spontaneous creativity through speaking, humor, and fearless improvisation. The program pairs classical works with on-the-spot new creations and inventive takes on familiar contemporary tunes, and he plans to craft one or more pieces right before the audience’s eyes. Reviewers at the Washington Post, The New York Times, and the Philadelphia Inquirer have praised his virtuosity, musicality, and engaging stage presence. His accolades include the Avery Fisher Career Grant, the Gilmore Young Artist Award, the Ruhr Klavier Festival Young Artist Award, and a win at the Young Concert Artists International Auditions. Tickets are $29.50 to $59.50 for adults and $19.50 for youth. Card payments through the ticketing platform include a 5 percent service fee, while cash or check at the box office avoids this charge. Field Hall’s #fieldhallforall program offers financial assistance, with discounts available up to 100 percent.

Test your speed and teamwork in a timed jigsaw challenge at Port Angeles Main Library. Bring a team of up to four, or form one on site. Every team works on the same 500-piece puzzle supplied at the event, and the earliest finisher takes first place and a prize. If no team completes the puzzle before time is called, the winner is decided by the fewest loose pieces remaining. For counting, any set of three or more correctly connected pieces is considered complete. A Give a Puzzle, Take a Puzzle cart will be available during the contest for swapping gently used puzzles. The swap is open to anyone, even if not competing.

Casey Fall and High Timber bring a night of live music to Rosie's, featuring sincere songwriting, layered harmonies, Americana influences and folk-style storytelling from local artists on the Peninsula. Enjoy the performance with food and drinks while you settle in for the set.

Cozy Comedy presents Gary Gulman at Field Arts & Events Hall in Port Angeles as part of The Grandiloquent Tour. With more than three decades on stage, the Boston-raised comic draws on earlier chapters as a college football player, accountant, and high school teacher. His career spans numerous television appearances and five stand-up specials, including recent HBO Max sets such as Born On 3rd Base, which examines the wealth gap, and The Great Depresh, a thoughtful take on mental health. He recently brought his one-man show Grandiloquent to an off Broadway run at the Lucille Lortel Theatre, and he appears in the film Joker and the Hulu series Life & Beth with Amy Schumer. His memoir, Misfit: Growing Up Awkward in the '80s, was published by Flatiron Books in 2023 and drew praise for its humor and heart. Known for selling out theaters across the country, including Carnegie Hall, he arrives in Port Angeles with a polished evening of stand-up.

Field Hall presents a performance by the Afro-Cuban All Stars, led by Cuban musician and bandleader Juan de Marcos González, whose work with the Grammy-winning Buena Vista Social Club brought global attention to Cuba’s musical heritage and recently extended to the Broadway production of the same name. The program spans the island’s rich traditions and modern currents, blending son montuno, contemporary timba, big band guajira, jazzy Afro-Cuban danzón, and the rhythms of abakuá and bolero. The Sunday Times has praised this artistic vision for its forward-looking impact on Cuban music. González, a producer, composer, bandleader, and actor from Havana’s Pueblo Nuevo, is known for projects with Sierra Maestra, the Buena Vista Social Club series, and films including VIVO, Mambo Man, Buena Vista Social Club, and Buena Vista Social Club: Adios. He studied popular and tres guitar at the Ignacio Cervantes Conservatory with Leopoldina Nunez and Vicente "Guyun" Gonzalez, later adding orchestral conducting and contemporary harmony studies at Goldsmiths College in London. His work has received four GRAMMY nominations, and he is a recipient of the first Womex Award. Tickets range from $44.50 to $79.50 for adults and $30.50 to $53.50 for youth, and a 5 percent service fee applies to card transactions. Financial assistance is available through the #fieldhallforall program, with discounts of up to 100 percent. Supported by Red Lion Hotel Port Angeles Harbor.

The 5th Annual Olympic Peninsula Fungi Festival spotlights the world of mushrooms and mycology, with additional details to be announced. All official information will be shared only from the festival’s official account, and messages from anyone claiming to be on the team or handling vendors outside of that source should be considered fraudulent. Organizers appreciate everyone’s understanding as they continue to identify and block scammers.

Texas singer, composer, and actor Lyle Lovett brings his Small Large Band to the Donna M. Morris Theater, drawing on a career that spans 14 albums. Guided by a storyteller's touch, he blends country, swing, jazz, folk, gospel, and blues, expanding the possibilities of American music. On stage he showcases the depth of his artistry and the range of his influences. Since his 1986 debut he has become an iconic performer, earning four Grammy Awards, the Americana Music Association's inaugural Trailblazer Award, and recognition as Texas State Musician. Presented by Field Hall with support from the Field Hall Board of Directors, this presentation highlights a rich and eclectic body of work. Tickets range from $124.40 to $184.50. Card purchases through the ticketing platform include a 5 percent service fee, and paying by cash or check at the box office avoids the fee.

OPHS' 2nd Annual Benefit Concert, featuring The Magic of Motown, takes place at Field Arts & Events Hall. Four accomplished vocalists with deep Motown roots, supported by a six piece band, celebrate the era’s signature songs in a high energy performance. The event also includes a Silent Auction in Field Hall's Sunset Louge and online, offering distinctive items, trips, and services contributed by local businesses. Tickets are available.

Settle in for a big-screen showing of the sci-fi comedy and Broadway favorite Little Shop of Horrors, where a timid flower-shop worker discovers a peculiar plant with a dangerous appetite. The 1986 film features Rick Moranis, Ellen Greene, Steve Martin, Levi Stubbs, and Vincent Gardenia, and is directed by Frank Oz. 60s-inspired outfits are encouraged, and food and drinks will be available for purchase from the Sunset Bar & Lounge. Rated PG-13 for comic horror violence, substance abuse, language, and mature thematic material, it runs 1 hour and 28 minutes. For guidance on content and age-appropriateness, resources like Common Sense Media, IMDb, and DoesTheDogDie.com are available. Presented as part of Films @ Field Hall in the Donna M. Morris Theater, this screening follows a pay-what-you-wish model with a suggested donation of $10. RSVPs are preferred, and guests without reservations will be asked to register at the door. Made possible with support from Anime Kat.

National Geographic Live brings explorers from the field to the stage for an evening with epidemiologist and National Geographic Explorer Ryan Carney. He shines a light on the biology and behavior of blood-feeding animals such as bats and mosquitoes, connecting these natural histories to a sci-fi influenced approach to infectious disease research. The talk explores how AI and citizen science are fueling breakthroughs that expand understanding and point toward a healthier future. Presented by Field Hall at the Donna M. Morris Theater. Tickets are priced at $29.50 to $49.50 for adults and $19.50 for youth. A three-event bundle is available with a 20 percent savings. The ticketing platform adds a 5 percent service fee for card payments, which can be avoided by paying with cash or check at the box office. Financial assistance is available through the #fieldhallforall program, with discounts up to 100 percent.

La Velada is a flamenco creation by Marta Gálvez that weaves memory and the present into a living, contemporary conversation with tradition. The work treats dance as a passage where what is inherited is reshaped, experience lives in the body, and each movement claims its place in the now. It honors the journey and those who danced before while affirming a voice that is unmistakably of this moment. Onstage, guitarist David Durán, singer Rosa Linero, and percussionist Luis Dorado join the artistic team led by Gálvez as director, choreographer, and dancer, with Begoña Fernandez guiding artistic direction and dramaturgy. Presented by Field Hall at The Donna M. Morris Theater, this program comes from Spain Flamenco Arts, an organization that shares performances, workshops, and cultural initiatives with a diverse roster of artists at institutions and venues around the world. Gálvez, born in Córdoba, trained at the Conservatorio Profesional de Danza and the Centro Andaluz de Danza, blending the intensity of flamenco with the elegance of Spanish dance. Her career includes awards recognizing emerging excellence, collaborations with leading companies, and original projects such as Dama de Noche presented at notable festivals and theaters. Tickets are $34.50 to $64.50 for adults, with a $29.50 youth option. Card purchases include a 5 percent service fee, which can be avoided by paying with cash or check at the box office. Financial assistance is available through the #fieldhallforall program, with discounts of up to 100 percent.

Field Hall presents the Benjamin Hunter Band in the Donna M. Morris Theater, led by a lifelong musician trained in classical music and shaped by a global upbringing, with deep roots in folk traditions. For nearly two decades, Benjamin has performed with the acclaimed duo Ben Hunter and Joe Seamons, earning first place at the International Blues Challenge in Memphis in 2016. As a soloist and composer, he has created music for dance, film, and theater, weaving experiences from many disciplines into a unified sound that seeks the points where stories and influences meet. He is releasing his first solo album of original material, and this performance reflects that expansive musical language. Tickets are $29.50 to $39.50 for adults and $19.50 for youth. Card payments carry a 5 percent service fee through the Ludus platform, while paying by cash or check at the box office avoids the fee. Financial assistance is available through the #fieldhallforall program, with discounts of up to 100 percent.

Free Jazz Sunday brings L Dowdell Chamber Jazz to the Sunset Lounge at Field Hall for a relaxed set of chamber jazz with ocean views. The quartet features Linda Dowdell on piano, Daniel Barry on cornet and flugelhorn, Rachael Contorer on bass, and Angie Tabor on drums. A specialty mimosa and Bloody Mary bar will be available, and The Waterfront Coffee Bar will offer food and beverages. Admission is free. Seating is limited and available on a first come, first served basis, with standing room once full. For guaranteed seating, private premium tables for four are offered with a $50 donation. This monthly series at Field Hall is supported by local donors and presented with sponsorship from Hallett Advisors.

At Rosie's, Jean Lenke and guitarist Steve Kirk come together for a genre-blending performance that weaves jazz, folk, and blues into a wide-ranging palette of sounds. The set spans a full spectrum of moods.

Four area bands go head to head at The Sunset Lounge at Field Hall in a live competition where audience applause decides the winner. Finalists are selected through community nominations and a public vote, and the top act will be invited back for a full concert on the Field Hall stage. Tickets are $24.50, with a $5 rate for 40 Under 40 Members. Card purchases include a 5% service fee from the ticketing platform, while in-person cash or check purchases at the Box Office avoid this fee. Financial assistance is available through Field Hall's #fieldhallforall program, with discounts up to 100% to keep the experience accessible to everyone.

Field Hall presents a sing-along screening of the Disney animated classic The Little Mermaid in the Donna M. Morris Theater. Ocean-themed outfits are encouraged, and the audience is invited to sing along throughout the film. Admission follows a pay-what-makes-you-happy model with a suggested donation of $10. RSVPs are preferred, and guests without advance reservations will be asked to register at the door. The story follows a young mermaid who makes a bargain with a sea witch to become human in hopes of winning the heart of a man from the surface, despite her father’s rule against visiting the world above. The film features Jodi Benson, Samuel E. Wright, Pat Carroll, Buddy Hackett and Rene Auberjonois, and is directed by John Musker. Food and drink will be available for purchase through the Sunset Bar & Lounge. Released in 1989, the movie is rated G, contains some mild violence and frightening scenes, and runs approximately 1 hour and 23 minutes. For additional guidance on content and age suitability, resources such as Common Sense Media, IMDb and DoesTheDogDie.com provide more details.

Field Hall presents a theatrical concert celebrating Bob Marley’s music and message. Following acclaimed runs Off Broadway and a sold-out engagement at the Edinburgh Fringe, award-winning creator and performer Duane Forrest offers a heartfelt blend of Marley’s songs and personal storytelling. He reflects on family roots, identity, colorism, and cultural reconnection, tracing how reggae grew into a soundtrack for solidarity, resistance, and renewal. Created by Duane Forrest, produced by John McGowan, with dramaturgy by Ins Choi, the performance stars Forrest. A Toronto-based singer-songwriter and multimedia artist, Forrest draws on jazz, reggae, bossa nova, soul, and smooth vocals shaped by extensive touring across Canada, Europe, and Central America. His earlier show Climb earned strong notices at the Edinburgh Fringe and recognition at the Milan Fringe, and this newest work received a five-star review from Broadway Baby and sold out at the 2024 Edinburgh Fringe. Presented at the Donna M. Morris Theater. Tickets are offered in multiple price tiers, and a service fee applies to card purchases. Field Hall’s #fieldhallforall program provides financial assistance, with discounts of up to 100 percent available by request.

The finals of the 46th Annual Seattle International Comedy Competition arrive at Field Arts & Events Hall in Port Angeles, bringing the top five performers to the Donna M. Morris Theater for one night of stand-up. Each finalist takes the stage for 20 minutes, aiming for the highest score and a last chance at cash awards and prizes. Local judges lead the evaluation, and audience laughter helps shape the outcome. Recognized as the largest touring comedy festival in the United States, the Seattle International Comedy Competition spans 26 days, 22 shows, and 18 venues, showcasing 32 comedians from around the world. It attracts talent from across North America and beyond and has helped launch notable careers, including Mitch Hedberg. Specials on food and beverages will be available in the Sunset Lounge before the show. Adult tickets range from $44.50 to $54.50, and a 5 percent service fee applies to credit card purchases through the Ludus ticketing platform. Financial assistance is available through the #fieldhallforall program, with discounts of up to 100 percent.

Celebrate the season with a festive screening of The Muppet Christmas Carol as part of Films @ Field Hall. This adaptation of Dickens’s classic follows a miser confronted by three spirits, with Kermit the Frog portraying the devoted clerk. The cast includes Michael Caine, Steve Whitmire, Frank Oz, Dave Goelz, and Jerry Nelson, with direction by Brian Henson. Rated G, the film runs about 1 hour and 25 minutes and includes a few scenes that some viewers may find intense. Before the movie, children and their families can enjoy a free winter-themed storytime presented by the North Olympic Library System. Festive attire is welcome. Food and beverages will be available for purchase from the Sunset Bar & Lounge at Field Hall. Admission is pay what makes you happy, with a suggested contribution of $10. RSVPs are preferred, and guests without reservations will be asked to register upon arrival. Presented in the Donna M. Morris Theater and supported by Anime Kat. For guidance on content and age suitability, resources such as Common Sense Media, IMDb, and DoesTheDogDie.com may be helpful.