Events in Port Angeles

Civic

Helping Hands

At Jessie Webster Park, a free community lunch offers a welcoming way to support neighbors who are experiencing food insecurity or facing other challenges. Contributions are appreciated, such as a pot of hot soup, a side salad, pre-made and wrapped PBJ sandwiches, or baked goods to share. Donations of gently used clothing, socks, gloves, and similar items in all sizes are also helpful. You can simply drop items off and head out, or stay to volunteer and lend a hand.

Jessie Webster Park

Glass on Glass Mosaic

This hands-on glass-on-glass mosaic workshop takes place at The Hub PNW in Port Angeles. Attendees create a 5 by 7 mosaic piece during the session.

The Hub PNW

Food & Drink

The Big Brawny! A Father’s Day Weekend Manly Dinner

C’est Si Bon hosts a special Father’s Day weekend dinner spanning two evenings, featuring a hearty, hungry man inspired menu paired with tasting flights of beer, whiskey, and root beer. The celebration welcomes dads, stepdads, grandfathers, father figures, mentors, and chosen family. Wearing flannel and sharing dad jokes are encouraged. Further details will be announced soon.

Splendor Demo

A demo of Splendor takes place at Anime Kat. The table accommodates 1 to 4 players at a time, and gameplay continues throughout the session. In Splendor, participants become Renaissance traders growing a jewelry enterprise. Collect gem tokens to buy development cards that grant ongoing bonuses and unlock higher value purchases. As influence expands, nobles may award extra points. Turns are straightforward, yet success depends on planning and building a smooth engine. The rules teach quickly for newcomers, while the game offers plenty of depth for refining strategy over multiple plays. Suitable for families, casual gamers, and strategy enthusiasts, with a recommended age of 10 and up.

Dancing

Pride Prom 2026

An Alice in Wonderland themed prom at Wonderland features dancing, games, and photo opportunities. Each ticket includes one drink ticket, a prom photo, food, and entry into a random selection for Prom Royalty, along with music by DJ Purpleiscious. A pre-prom period offers extra time for photos, games, and fun before the main festivities. Creative costumes are celebrated with prizes for the best looks, and dressing to impress is encouraged. Early bird tickets are $25, increasing to $35.

Studio Bob

The Howling Moon Craft Tavern

Bread & Gravy (duo) at The Howling Moon Craft Tavern (Port Angeles)

At The Howling Moon Craft Tavern in Port Angeles, the Bread & Gravy duo brings a warm, roots-forward set that feels like musical comfort food. Look for familiar favorites spanning decades and styles alongside their own songs, touching on Americana, blues, rock, and soul. Lighthearted banter and groan-worthy jokes add to the relaxed atmosphere, aiming to leave listeners smiling and satisfied.

Trinity United Methodist Church

Civic

Community Shred Event

This community shred event provides shredding for up to three boxes. A $20 suggested donation is requested, and all proceeds will support the Sequim Free Clinic. Service will continue until the truck reaches capacity.

Marlyn Nelson County Park at Port Williams

Outdoor Recreation

History Hike: Marlyn Nelson County Park + Port...

Step back in time on a history hike that explores Port Williams, once a thriving town that had a post office, a hotel, and a wharf. The walk traces how a busy commercial center became a quiet county park with a boat ramp, highlighting the transformation visible in the landscape today.

Markets

Booth Buddies

An indoor marketplace for makers designed for young entrepreneurs ages 10 to 18. It provides a welcoming setting to develop practical, real-world business skills as young artists showcase their handmade creations and offer them for sale to the public.

The Hub

Hand-built Stoneware Mugs Workshop

Design and hand build a custom stoneware mug for everyday use in a welcoming, hands-on workshop. Beginners are welcome, no prior clay experience required. Learn to work with clay slabs, add texture and decorative details, attach and shape a comfortable handle, and pick your favorite glaze combination to finish your piece. Stoneware is sturdy and durable, and it is safe for both the dishwasher and microwave. After class, your mug will be fired and ready for pickup in about 7 to 10 days. The session lasts approximately three hours and costs $60 per participant. Leave with a functional creation you will enjoy using.

Vern Burton Community Center

“Spin Your Meter Backwards” in Port Angeles!

Vern Burton Community Center hosts a freshly updated solar energy presentation by Andy Cochrane that explores how photovoltaic systems operate and what has changed recently in policy, incentives, and technology for both solar and storage. The session covers new developments, state and utility financial incentives, equipment selections, and the basics of evaluating a site for solar. Examples from Olympic Peninsula projects illustrate the concepts. Background is provided on Power Trip Energy Corp, which since 2003 has installed more than 1,200 grid-tied solar PV systems on the Olympic Peninsula totaling over 10 megawatts of generating capacity, along with an explanation of why grid-tied PV is described as a reliable and economically sensible approach to self-generating electricity.

Sequim Bay June Regatta

Keelboats take to the waters of Sequim Bay for a regatta based at Sequim Bay Yacht Club. The program begins with a briefing for skippers, followed by the first start on the racecourse.

Sequim Bay Yacht Club

Lael Family Life Fellowship

Food & Drink

Bread Tasting and Pickup (Order now)

This bread tasting and pickup features naturally leavened loaves, with one or two varieties set out for sampling and preordered breads available for collection. Options include white sourdough for 6 dollars, chocolate sourdough with chocolate chips for 8, raisin for 8, raisin walnut for 10, olive with rosemary for 9, 100 percent whole wheat for 6, 35 percent rye for 6, and 100 percent whole rye for 6. Every loaf is made with a sourdough starter and organic flour, using mostly organic ingredients whenever possible. Place your order in advance so it is ready for pickup during the tasting.

Jazzy Joshua’s Restaurant & Lounge

The Ironhorse Band

The Ironhorse Band brings a blend of classic rock and roll and country. The splash page offers a map with directions to Jazzy Joshua’s and a link to the band’s Facebook page for additional details and audio and video to explore.

Western Wanderer Boutique

Summer Solstice: Ritual Bowl

Settle into an unhurried creative workshop inspired by the warmth, abundance, and introspection of the summer solstice. Guided by your own intuition, you will assemble a personal ritual bowl using dried botanicals, crystals, candles, herbs, and other natural finds. This vessel is intended to hold intentions and reflections while capturing seasonal energy. The experience blends creativity with mindfulness in a calm and welcoming setting, inviting you to slow down, tune in, and craft something meaningful and beautiful. All experience levels are welcome. The cost is $40, and advance registration is required.

Olympic Theatre Arts Center

Fat Ferdie

Fat Ferdie & the Stolen Sweets bring old-school swing, smoldering standards, and lively jazz to the Olympic Theatre Arts Center. Featuring the expressive vocals of Jessie Lee with a tight combo of veteran musicians from the Olympic Peninsula, the performance moves from intimate torch songs to spirited swing, blending classic repertoire, playful flair, and warm, full-bodied instrumentation. The atmosphere recalls a plush jazz lounge from another era, offering a rich, nostalgic listening experience. Tickets are $20.

MOBILITY + MEDITATION

Enhance your movement, deepen your breath, and find calm in a class that pairs mobility training and functional yoga with a short, instructor-led meditation. You will explore active movement drills designed to support joint integrity, refine posture, and improve stability, then close with a brief practice to help your nervous system settle. This session is well suited for anyone seeking to increase range of motion, ease stiffness and stress, build practical strength and control, and complement physical training with mental clarity. Hosted at Nutritious Movement. Pricing is $15 for a drop-in or $125 for a pass covering ten classes.

Nutritious Movement

Purple Haze Lavender Farm

Barks & Blooms

Barks & Blooms comes back to Purple Haze Lavender Farm for an afternoon featuring live music, local vendors, food and drinks, and opportunities to meet adoptable dogs from RISE Rescue Alliance. Surrounded by lavender, the experience is relaxed and family friendly, bringing people together in support of a good cause. Attendees can explore the farm, spend time with the dogs, support local businesses, and help advance care and rescue for dogs in the community. Whether the draw is the music, the lavender, the puppies, or all three, there is plenty to enjoy.

Summer Solstice Sound Bath

Experience a sound bath honoring the Summer Solstice, blending soothing vibrations, quiet stillness, and simple ceremonial intention. The focus is on welcoming illumination, releasing what is ready to be let go, and stepping into renewal. With the year’s peak of daylight marking a shift in light and energy, this peaceful setting encourages reflection and a gentle reset.

The Well P.A.

Gort Gang Shoot

The morning session is open to everyone and offers practice from 15-20 feet. Instead of dreading Mondays, you can kick-start your week by sending some rounds downrange.

Olympic Peninsula YMCA locations

Co-Ed Flag Football at the YMCA

YMCA flag football offers a safe, welcoming environment where kids learn the game, build confidence, and stay active. All experience levels are welcome, with an emphasis on teamwork, sportsmanship, and building core skills. Co-ed divisions are available for ages 4 to 5, 6 to 8, 9 to 11, and 12 to 14, and groupings may adjust based on total enrollment. Each team has one practice and one game each week, and schedules will be shared after registration closes. Practices and games are held at Crescent School, with some games at Monroe Athletic Fields. A coaches meeting and a parent meeting are planned. A $20 late fee applies to registrations submitted after the deadline. For more information, contact Joey Belanger at joey@olympicpeninsulaymca.org or 360-504-0538.

YMCA Summer Camps - Full Day and Partial Day Options!

Olympic Peninsula YMCA day camps provide a safe, welcoming place where kids build friendships and dive into fresh experiences each day. Programs are designed to grow confidence, support learning readiness, and nurture empathy. Families can choose traditional full day camps with new themes each week across the summer, or opt for new specialty camps that run part of the day with focuses like sports, fitness, art, and STEM. Camp works for many different schedules and family situations, including homeschooling households, grandparents caring for children, and those with flexible or part time work. The Y is committed to inclusion and offers financial assistance for memberships and programs so cost is not a barrier.

Olympic Peninsula YMCAs

North Olympic Voices Exhibit: America 250 Partnership with NOHC

The North Olympic Voices Project is an America 250 collaboration between the North Olympic History Center and the Laura Cooksey Gallery at Field Arts & Events Hall. This exhibit highlights and preserves the diverse experiences that shape the North Olympic Peninsula, presenting artwork, oral history interviews, and other creative expressions from community members past and present. Visitors will find local pieces from the North Olympic History Center collection alongside works by Richard Jesse Watson, Aaron Paul Newman, Ernst-Ulrich Schafer, Monica Gutierrez Quarto, and John Teichert. Located in the Laura Cooksey Gallery, the display features contemporary community art and selected artifacts that reflect the region’s place in the broader American mosaic.

Field Arts & Events Hall

Kaleidoscope Play & Learn (Sequim)

This welcoming play group invites parents, caregivers, and children from birth to age five to connect and explore together. Activities include story time, hands-on crafts, group circle time, and snacks, with additional playful experiences as available. Sessions are free to attend and open to everyone.

Good Guys Shoot

This is an informal shooting event that is open to everyone. Regular attendees of the club are often present. Start your day off with coffee, good conversation, and target practice.

Port Angeles Main Library

Computer Class with NorthStar Digital Literacy – Port Angeles Main Library

Build computer confidence with free NorthStar Digital Literacy classes designed for both first-time users and those looking to refresh their skills. Work at your own pace with a library staff member on everything from using a mouse to creating an Excel spreadsheet. These instructional sessions last 90 minutes and the content is shaped by the interests and needs of participants. Registration is required in advance. Class size is limited to nine people. Laptops are provided, and participants are encouraged to bring their own if they have one. Sessions take place on the fourth Tuesday of each month.

Music in the Park (Sequim)

Part of KSQM Radio's Music in the Park series, this free outdoor concert at Carrie Blake Park brings Rewind to Sequim for an all 80s celebration. Expect keyboard driven anthems, crowd friendly sing alongs, and guitar moments made for a little air guitar. Blankets, best friends, and loud chorus voices are welcome for a summer evening of throwback fun.

The School of Essential Ingredients: A Celebration of Food & Community

Field Arts & Events Hall hosts a literary dining experience at the Sunset Bar & Lounge featuring New York Times bestselling author Erica Bauermeister. Selections from her novel The School of Essential Ingredients are read live, and each passage is paired with a themed course and Marrowstone Vineyards wine. Attendees move between the reading area and the dining space throughout the evening, creating natural moments to connect with fellow book lovers. The four-course menu draws directly from the world of the novel. It opens with a pea shoot salad with red beets and sweet onions in vinaigrette, finished with Manchego and toasted pine nuts, poured with Marrowstone Vineyards 2025 Grenache Blanc. A garden risotto cooked with Dungeness crab stock, asparagus, butter, olive oil, white wine, and Parmigiano Reggiano follows, topped with roasted Dungeness crab and paired with the 2023 Sangiovese. Next comes house-made pappardelle tossed in Tom’s tomato sauce of tomatoes, olive oil, fresh garlic, red wine, Italian sausage, Parmigiano Reggiano, and a touch of cream, matched with the 2025 Albariño. The finale is Carl’s white cake layered with strawberry mousse alongside the 2024 Mourvèdre rosé. The School of Essential Ingredients traces eight people who gather for cooking classes at Lillian’s Restaurant, each seeking something more than recipes. Among them are Claire, a young mother balancing family demands, Antonia, an Italian kitchen designer adapting to a new country, and Tom, a widower processing loss. Guided by Chef Lillian, lessons in flavor and technique ripple into their lives, from a white-on-white cake that stirs tender memories to an heirloom tomato sauce that both ignites and complicates romance. Erica Bauermeister is the bestselling author of five novels, including The School of Essential Ingredients, The Scent Keeper, and No Two Persons, as well as the memoir House Lessons: Renovating a Life. She holds a PhD in literature from the University of Washington and has taught there and at Antioch, with a love of food and cooking shaped by two years in northern Italy. Marrowstone Vineyards is a family-owned, locally cherished boutique winery. Tickets are $115 for members and $140 for general admission. Card purchases through the Ludus platform include a 5 percent service fee. To avoid the fee, pay by cash or check at the box office. Financial assistance is available through the #fieldhallforall program.

Career

Pirate Pitch Entrepreneur Competition

Students present their business ideas at this campus event. It begins with an opportunity to connect with the participants, then the pitch competition follows. The event takes place in the Little Theater inside the Pirate Union Building on Peninsula College’s main campus. Admission is free and the public is welcome.

Pirate Union Building

Port Angeles Downtown Fountain

Civic

Weekly Plucking Posse

The Plucking Posse returns for a second year of beautification in the Waterfront District. Volunteers begin at the Port Angeles Downtown Fountain, then fan out along the streets to pull weeds from planter beds, tree well grates, sidewalk cracks, and curbs. They also address moss, algae-stained concrete, and unattended waste to keep walkways cleaner. Bring gloves and use good judgment. Tools are available, but supplies can run short, so personal tools are encouraged. If arriving later, the crew may already be working somewhere in the Waterfront District rather than at the fountain. Plans are canceled in bad weather.

Discovery Club: Taste the World

Explore the globe one bite and one page at a time. Sample snacks from various places while discovering books that highlight those cultures. It is a simple, welcoming way to link flavor with story and travel the world through reading and treats.

Sequim Branch Library

Six Week Beginning Pottery Wheel – Tues Evening P.A.

This class is designed for beginners with no prior pottery experience. It consists of six weekly sessions, each lasting 2.5 hours, providing an introduction to pottery making with a focus on throwing on the pottery wheel. The minimum age to participate is 12, but children 10 and older can join if accompanied by a parent or guardian. The course includes clay, glazing, firing, and a studio membership for the duration of the class, plus one week of extra practice time. There are specific rules regarding cancellations.

Studio Port Angeles

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Preschool

Quilting Group

A quilting group meets at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Preschool on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month to create warm quilts for people in need. No experience is necessary. The finished quilts are shared around the world through Lutheran World.

Ladies' Night

This event is designed for women. Its a chance to relax and enjoy shooting with other women. This is a good opportunity to improve your shooting skills, meet new people, and practice hitting targets. While some instructors may be men, they are committed to helping you improve with respect and courtesy.

Karlito and more

Concerts on the Pier brings a free, open air performance to Port Angeles Pier featuring Karlito and Moose & Squirrel. Enjoy time with friends, explore the beer and wine garden, and take in panoramic views of the Strait of Juan de Fuca while supporting the local arts community. The music continues in all conditions, with a shift to the Gateway Transit Center only during severe weather.

Star Wars Unlimited: Weekly Play

Anime Kat hosts a casual Star Wars: Unlimited open play session suited to both first-time and returning players. Participants can arrive at any point and play at their own pace. Loaner decks are available for anyone without one, and assistance is on hand to teach the basics to newcomers. There is no entry fee and no tournament format, keeping the focus on learning the game, getting in friendly matches, and meeting other players.

Karaoke Party

Sing your favorites with DJ Designated Danni, who will cue up the tracks you want to perform. A high quality sound system keeps every voice clear. Drinks and food are available from The Loom Bar, and there is a rotating selection of art exhibits to explore while you wait for your turn. It is free to listen and free to take part, and donations are welcome.

Studio Bob

Acoustic Wednesdays

Acoustic Wednesdays is hosted by Christopher Spillman of Topia Vana. Each week he performs original music and welcomes a few friends to share the bill, creating a recurring acoustic showcase with a host set and guest performances.

Rosie's

First Step Family Support Center

Kaleidoscope Play & Learn

This welcoming playgroup brings together parents, caregivers, and children from birth to age five for stories, simple crafts, circle time, snacks, and additional activities. Participation is free and open to everyone.

Summer Family Storytime: Outdoors

An outdoor family storytime at the Sequim Branch Library features engaging read alouds, new songs, and plenty of movement for little ones. The session supports early literacy and community connections through stories, rhymes, and music, with book selections that validate and broaden children’s diverse experiences. Caregivers and kids spend meaningful time together building foundational skills for reading success. Activities are planned to take place outside, with an indoor option if the weather changes. This event is part of the Summer Reading Program, supported by local Friends of the Library groups.

Sequim Branch Library

Port Angeles City Pier Stage

Concerts on the Pier

A free, open-air concert series brings live music to Port Angeles City Pier. A beer and wine garden is available, and in the event of rain the concerts relocate to the Gateway Transit Center.

Lewis Gang Shoot

An informal event that welcomes everyone and often brings out familiar faces from the club. Start the day with coffee and easy conversation in a relaxed setting.

Dungeons & Dragons Weekly Thursday Session 2

At Anime Kat, a weekly store-run Dungeons and Dragons campaign uses Fifth Edition rules. Seating depends on what the DM can comfortably manage, and new players can start when spots are available. The adventure unfolds in a custom setting designed for cooperative storytelling, mixing open exploration with labyrinth challenges that carry an emerald motif, plus anime influences like magical‑girl elements and performer‑focused mechanics. Tones range from bright to more intense, with a strong focus on character-driven plots, memorable roleplay, and stories that build over time. Two independent Thursday tables take place in the same world. Their parallel arcs are planned to meet in a shared finale, and anyone attending both tables is effectively playing in two separate campaigns. Before a first visit, confirm the appropriate character level. A $5 fee applies to each player at the table. DMs and GMs do not pay a fee. From each player fee, $3 returns as store credit that can be used on products, excluding events. The DM or GM receives $2 in store credit per registered player, also valid on products only. Each session is led by a single DM or GM. Scheduling updates, availability, and announcements are shared through the community Discord, and the store can provide additional details.

Riftbound Open Play

Anime Kat hosts a weekly open play gathering for Riftbound, the League of Legends trading card game. These meetups are casual and community driven, where players learn the rules together, play matches, and try out deck ideas as the local scene grows. There is no entry fee, and attendees can receive Riftbound promo cards. Learn-to-Play kits and other products are available for purchase. Store staff are still getting familiar with the game, so there is not a formal instructor yet and everyone is learning together. The organizers are also seeking a community leader who already knows the game or is eager to learn quickly and help others. As the community develops, monthly Summoner Skirmish tournaments are scheduled to offer organized play.

Port Angeles Main Library

Crossword Competition

Test your solving skills in a timed crossword challenge at the Main Library. Participate solo or pair up with a friend or a new teammate on site, then work as a two-person team to complete three puzzles. Every team tackles the same set, featuring one easy grid and two at medium difficulty. Speed helps, but accuracy is key, with scoring modeled on rules used by the American Crossword Puzzle Tournament. Points are awarded for correct entries, fully completed and correct puzzles, and time-based bonuses. Winners will be announced the following Tuesday on the library’s Facebook page. This event is part of an ongoing series held on the fourth Thursday every third month, with an adjusted schedule in December for the holidays.

Rainbow Stoneware Glazing Workshop

At Olympic Coast Creative, a Pride inspired stoneware glazing workshop offers a welcoming, hands-on experience where no previous pottery or glazing experience is required. Participants select from a curated range of high quality stoneware mugs and bowls and may glaze one or two pieces. Step by step guidance is provided to help create vibrant, rainbow themed designs in celebration of Pride Month, whether the style is bold and bright or softly blended. Completed items are kiln fired and made available for pickup later. Stoneware is durable, so finished pieces are suitable for everyday use and are dishwasher and microwave safe. Pricing consists of a $15 workshop fee plus the price of the pottery. Most mugs and bowls are around $40, with larger bowl options available. It is a chance to celebrate community, creativity, and Pride with a colorful piece designed by you.

Open Studio Teen Nights

Best Choice Realty

JUN26

High Timber brings soulful acoustic sounds, close-knit vocal harmonies, and upbeat energy to Elwha River Casino on the outskirts of Port Angeles. Jessie Lee and Adam Springob present an intimate performance that spans Americana staples, familiar classics, and their own originals, highlighted by standout vocals, crisp musicianship, and a welcoming, high-energy presence on stage. The venue offers a casino floor and a full bar to round out the live music experience.

North Olympic Volksfair XIX

At Wilder Auto in Port Angeles, this gathering welcomes all Volkswagen models, both air and water cooled. Registration is $15 in advance or $20 on the day of the show, and the first 35 registrants receive goody bags. Spectator admission is free. Enjoy bingo for prizes, and bring canned food for the drive to receive a free bingo card. The Southern Nibble food truck will be on site. Participants can vie for three People’s Choice awards. Registration forms are available to download.

Wilder Auto Center

31st Annual Petals and Pathways Home Garden Tour

Discover fresh ideas for your own garden with the Master Gardener Foundation’s Petals & Pathways Home Garden Tour. This year’s route features eight uniquely designed landscapes throughout Port Angeles, offering a variety of approaches and inspiration. Tickets are available online, as well as in person at Airport Garden Center in Port Angeles and Sunny Farms Farm Store in Sequim. All tickets are $20.00.

Airport Garden Center

Port Angeles Main Library

20-Something Saturdays – Port Angeles Main Library

Share favorite books, shows, and music in a relaxed conversation setting. Young adults, roughly ages 18 to 25, will find activities and snacks at the Port Angeles Main Library, with opportunities to meet new people and discover something new. Support for this program is provided in part by Port Angeles Friends of the Library.

Fundraisers

Cocktails with Casey

Expect tasty appetizers, a live comedy show, games and hands-on activities, a silent auction, and a special appearance from Casey the Great Dane.

7 Cedars

Jazzy Joshua's Restaurant & Lounge

CV Wells & The Honeybuns

CV Wells & The Honeybuns blend blues, ballads, and pop. Find a map with directions to Jazzy Joshua's, plus a link to the band's Facebook page for additional information, by selecting the band name on the splash page.

Knitting

At the YMCA of Sequim, this knitting class welcomes participants to bring their own materials and a current project, or to stop by for fresh ideas. Volunteer teacher Jane leads the class. Sessions take place in the Multi-Purpose Room on the first and third Saturday.

Mobility + Meditation

Enhance how you move, breathe, and feel in a class that blends functional yoga and mobility work with a guided meditation. You will practice dynamic exercises that support joint health, improve posture, and build steadier balance, then close with a short meditation to help calm the nervous system. This session suits anyone aiming to expand range of motion, ease stiffness and stress, develop practical strength and control, and pair physical training with clear focus. Held at Nutritious Movement. Cost is $15 for a drop-in or $125 for a 10-class pass.

Nutritious Movement

MTG Commander Sunday-$7

Participate in a multiplayer format Commander game. The entry fee is $7. Registration begins at 1:00 PM, and the round starts at 1:30 PM. Each player is guaranteed a booster pack, and winners of each pod will receive a Promo Pack.

North Olympic Library System

Cabled P.A. – NWSFA Meeting Port Angles Library

An NWSFA meeting at the North Olympic Library System. The organization, previously known as the Northwest Regional Spinners Association, has officially adopted the name Northwest Spinners and Fiber Arts Association to reflect its long standing inclusion of the full spectrum of fiber arts. This gathering highlights the update and the group’s commitment to fiber artists of all kinds.

Port Angeles Fine Arts Center

NOSSG – Area 2005 NwSFA Meeting, Port Angeles

The group meets on the fourth Sunday of each month. Meetings feature updates about NwSFA and other areas, snacks, and member show-and-tell presentations.

Stoneware Glazing Workshop

At Olympic Coast Creative, explore glazing methods in a three hour workshop while working on a stoneware mug inspired by the shifting colors and movement of the Aurora Borealis. Participants learn glazing techniques and apply them to a Northern Lights themed mug.

Live Drawing Session

This live drawing session features a series of quick warm ups followed by two 15 minute poses, a 20 minute pose, and a 25 minute pose. Bring your own materials or use provided supplies. Admission is on a sliding scale of $10 to $25, pay what you can. Drinks and snacks are available at the bar. This month's model is to be determined.

Studio Bob

Salmon Crochet Night

Create a colorful crocheted salmon while learning about marine life in a hands-on class presented in partnership with Cabled Fiber & Yarn. An instructor guides participants step by step through the project, and a guest from the North Olympic Salmon Coalition shares fun facts about salmon before the crafting begins. This session is designed for those comfortable with basic and intermediate stitches, including slip stitch, single, half double, double, treble or triple, as well as increases and decreases. Yarn is provided, and attendees should bring their own hooks. The cost is $10 plus sales tax. There is time to chat with fellow crafters throughout. Registration is required and space is limited.

Feiro Marine Life Center

Local Spinning Group, Port Angeles

An informal spin-in brings together a local spinning group at 8th Street Emporium in Port Angeles. This is a casual meetup focused on spinning. Plans are subject to change and the group may cancel without notice.

8th Street Emporium

Kids Summer Art Camp Week 1: Movie Fun

Movie Fun launches a summer art camp series for children ages 6 to 11 at Olympic Coast Creative, inviting young creators to dive into cinema-inspired projects. Campers experiment with a range of mediums, including clay handbuilding, pottery painting, glass fusing with no cutting, mosaics, and canvas painting, along with other engaging, hands-on activities. Participants work on multiple pieces each day and enjoy games and imaginative play throughout. All supplies are provided, and families are asked to send a clearly labeled snack and a water bottle with a secure lid. Each themed session spans four days, with finished artwork available for pickup on Friday. The weekly fee is $165. Other themes in the series include Sand and Surf, Enchanted Forest, Campfire Fun, Mythical Creatures, and Gardens & Bugs. Cancellations made two days or fewer before the start are non-refundable and typically not eligible for a voucher, while cancellations three or more days in advance receive a voucher for a future class or workshop, with possible exceptions considered on a case-by-case basis.

Kaleidoscope Play & Learn

This friendly play group welcomes parents, caregivers, and children ages 0 to 5 for stories, simple crafts, circle time, snacks, and more. All sessions are free and open to everyone.

Good Guys Shoot

This is an informal shooting event that is open to everyone. Some of the clubs usual members regularly attend. Attendees can expect coffee, good conversation, and the chance to perforate some targets.

Music in the Park

Music in the Park brings the Olympic Express Big Band to Carrie Blake Park in Sequim for an outdoor evening of classic big band jazz. The program highlights swing-era favorites, familiar jazz standards, and upbeat tunes made for dancing, delivered by a seasoned ensemble from the Olympic Peninsula. Attendees are encouraged to pack a lawn chair or blanket, invite friends, and wear shoes ready for dancing while enjoying live music under the summer sky. This free community concert is supported by the City of Sequim, KSQM 91.5 Radio, and the Sequim Arts Commission.

Clay Hand Building 6 Weeks – Tuesday Noon PA

Designed for both beginners and those with some clay experience, this course introduces the basics of clay hand building. Core techniques like slab building, coil construction, and pinch pottery will be covered. Participants will learn ceramics terminology and gain confidence using studio tools. By the end, youll have handmade pieces and a foundation to continue your clay journey. The course includes clay, glazing, firing, and a studio membership for the class duration plus one week.

Six Week Beginning Pottery Wheel – Tues Evening P.A.

Designed for true beginners, this pottery course runs for six weeks with one session each week, 2.5 hours long. Participants receive an introductory overview to help them get started with the basics.

JUL2

Port Angeles Lefties vs. Cascade All-Star

Gates will be open for entry, allowing attendees to head inside and get settled.

JUL3

Port Angeles Lefties vs. Kamloops Northpaws

The Port Angeles Lefties meet the Kamloops Northpaws in a head-to-head matchup. Gates will be open for entry.

Uncle Sam's Tournament of Dogs

This event marks America’s 250th birthday with a celebration centered on hot dog eating. It is part of the Chamber of Commerce’s annual community celebration. The schedule is still being finalized. Organizers are seeking volunteers, and additional details will be announced.

James Center for the Performing Arts

July 4th Concert

Mark the nation’s 250th year with a music-filled afternoon featuring the Sequim City Band and the Peninsula Singers, led by Steven Humphrey. The program ranges from cherished folk tunes and Broadway selections to heartfelt tributes, military honors, and classic American works, reflecting the country’s many traditions and voices. A centerpiece is Aaron Copland’s Lincoln Portrait with narration by Marty Huffman, presented alongside music that honors the people, cultures, and ideals that have shaped the United States over two and a half centuries. This annual Fourth of July concert is family friendly and free to attend, offering a relaxed experience under the summer sky. Lawn chairs make for comfortable listening with family and friends.

QofA Walks in the 2026 4th of July Parade!

Current students, alumni, and school supporters will walk together to represent Queen of Angels School in the 2026 4th of July parade in Downtown Port Angeles, celebrating 100 years with the community. Students are asked to wear their uniforms. Alumni and supporters are encouraged to wear QofA gear, and alumni sweatshirts are currently for sale. Additional details will be announced soon.

Downtown Port Angeles

High Timber

High Timber brings a complete four piece lineup to 7 Cedars Casino for a lively set packed with singalong favorites. Expect a mix of classic rock, Americana, and country delivered with high energy and good vibes. Special guests will be announced.

7 Cedars Casino

Sequim 4th of July: PARTY AT THE PARK

Celebrate Independence Day with Sequim’s 4th of July: Party at the Park at Carrie Blake Park, a community gathering that stretches from afternoon fun into an evening finale. Expect family friendly activities with classic field day and yard games, a splash zone for kids, and plenty to eat from food trucks. A larger beer and wine garden will be open, offering comfortable spots to relax with excellent sightlines for the fireworks that close the night. Before the main festivities, enjoy the annual Sequim City Band Independence Day concert at the James Center for the Performing Arts bandshell. Most activities take place around the Guy Cole Center, and the softball fields provide prime viewing for the show in the sky. Attendees can bring picnic blankets, lawn chairs, friends and family, plus flashlights or headlamps for after dusk.

Port Angeles 4th of July Celebration

The City Pier comes alive with music as Mars Garden delivers a funky, twangy, jam-filled set. Festivities also feature pickleball and cornhole tournaments, a patriotic pet parade, craft and food vendors, a kids zone with laser tag, an apple pie eating contest, a beer garden, Uncle Sam’s hot dog eating contest, a lawn mower derby, a Fourth of July parade, and a concert by Black Diamond Junction.

Port Angeles Lefties vs. Kamloops Northpaws

Gates open before the start, giving attendees time to enter and get settled. Allow a little extra time for entry so you are ready when the event begins.

Field Hall to City Pier, Port Angeles

Patriotic Pet Parade and Costume Contest

Costumed pets will gather for check-in behind Field Hall, then parade to City Pier where judges will review the outfits. Prizes worth hundreds of dollars are available. For more information, email info@studiobob.art.

JUL5

Free Jazz Sunday

Field Hall and Hallett Advisors present a free edition of Free Jazz Sunday in the Sunset Lounge featuring Ben Hunter and Joe Seamons. This intimate performance brings violin, guitar, and banjo together in a set that moves from gentle lyricism to lively swing, blending early jazz with blues and roots traditions. The program highlights fiddle and banjo features, soulful melodies, and story-driven songs that carry history into the present with a warm, welcoming feel. Their versatility spans early jazz, acoustic blues, gospel, and unaccompanied field hollers, and their concerts often include collaborative moments and repertoire that underscore the power of community and creativity in the face of adversity. General admission is free. Seating is limited and first come, first served, and it may not be available throughout the event. VIP tables for four are available by RSVP with a $40 donation and provide guaranteed seating. Once capacity is reached, the space becomes standing room only. The Sunset Lounge offers a Bloody Mary and mimosa bar, and the Waterfront Coffee Bar provides food and beverages. Free Jazz Sunday is a monthly series at Field Hall supported by local donors, and contributions can be made at checkout or during the event. Ben Hunter is an award-winning multi-instrumentalist on violin, mandolin, guitar, and voice, trained in classical violin from an early age and equally at home in jazz, blues, folk, and classical settings. He serves as Artistic Director of Northwest Folklife and helped found Black & Tan Hall and The Rhapsody Project. His duo with Seamons earned first place at the International Blues Challenge in 2016. Joe Seamons is a Pacific Northwest musician and educator who connects audiences to regional stories through music. A co-founder of The Rhapsody Project, he has worked on Smithsonian Folkways’ Roll, Columbia: Woody Guthrie’s 26 Northwest Songs, and performs on guitar, banjo, harmonica, and vocals.

JUL6

Mega Evolution—Pitch Black Prerelease Event

Hosted at Anime Kat, this casual Pokémon TCG prerelease gives players early access to cards from an upcoming expansion in a relaxed, beginner-friendly setting. Entry is $30 and includes a Build & Battle kit with a ready-to-play 40 card deck that features one of four foil promo cards, four booster packs, and a code for Pokémon TCG Live. After registration and deck construction, players compete in three rounds of best-of-one matches. Prizes are awarded through the standings: first place earns three booster packs and four Play! Pokémon Prize Packs, second receives three booster packs and three Play! Pokémon Prize Packs, third takes three booster packs and two Play! Pokémon Prize Packs, and places four through eighteen each receive three booster packs and one Play! Pokémon Prize Pack. The welcoming format makes it a comfortable first tournament for younger players and newcomers.

JUL7

Meet our Midwives

Meet certified nurse midwives and learn about the benefits of midwifery care in a hospital setting. Ask questions about planning a birth experience tailored to your preferences, then take a tour of the birth center. This session takes place in the Sunroom on the third floor of Olympic Medical Center.

Olympic Medical Center

JUL7

Salty All Day Band

Salty All Day Band performs at Carrie Blake Park as part of the KSQM Music in the Park series. The band takes the large stage with a set geared toward dancing.

JUL8

Doctor G, 60’s-80’s Acoustic Rock Review @ Wind Rose Cellars

Wind Rose Cellars pairs a welcoming tasting room with a bistro menu and a celebrated selection of handcrafted, Italian-style wines, all set to live music. Doctor G brings acoustic rock and blues from the 60s through the 80s, mixing familiar favorites with soulful originals that keep the room singing. Admission is free, and reservations are recommended.

Wind Rose Cellars

JUL8

Free Concerts on the Pier

Concerts on the Pier presents a free, open-air music series that highlights live performances, community connection, and the arts. Framed by expansive views of the Strait of Juan de Fuca, attendees can relax with friends and enjoy a lively beer and wine garden, all in support of local arts and culture. Performances proceed in any ordinary weather, and in cases of extreme conditions concerts will move to the Gateway Transit Center.

JUL8

Port Angeles Lefties vs. Wenatchee Applesox

Gates will be open to welcome attendees. Plan to arrive when they open for a smooth entry.

JUL10

The Howling Moon Craft Tavern

The Good Time Kelly's Return

Performers bring their fun, eclectic set back to The Moon for another appearance.

JUL10

Sam Grisman Project

Field Arts & Events Hall welcomes the Sam Grisman Project back to the Donna M. Morris Theater for an evening of acoustic improvisation inspired by the musical paths of Jerry Garcia, David Grisman, and other influential artists. Led by bassist and bandleader Sam Grisman, the ensemble is known for close interplay, lively dynamics, and performances that emphasize storytelling, spontaneity, and collaboration. Each concert features a rotating lineup of standout musicians on guitar, mandolin, banjo, fiddle, cello, and Dobro, fostering an intimate listening setting and a shared admiration for the work of Doc Watson, Jerry Garcia, John Hartford, Mike Seeger, Tony Rice, and David Grisman. Raised in Mill Valley, California, Sam grew up around his father David Grisman’s home studio, where sessions with many of these figures shaped his musical path and his commitment to making music with trusted friends. Relix Magazine has lauded the project as a heartfelt tribute to the Grateful Dawg legacy. Tickets are priced from $45 to $75. The ticketing platform adds a 5 percent service fee to credit card purchases, and paying by cash or check at the box office during Monday through Saturday hours of 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. avoids this charge. Financial assistance is available through Field Hall’s #fieldhallforall program, with discounts of up to 100 percent.

Western Wanderer Boutique

Paint & Sip Vinyl Nights

Settle in for a cozy, creativity-filled gathering that pairs painting with a vinyl soundtrack. Create a flower-inspired canvas while a handpicked mix of folk and indie records sets the mood, featuring artists such as Fleetwood Mac, The Lumineers, Brandi Carlile, Bon Iver, and Gregory Alan Isakov. Wine, tea, and mocktails are available, and everyone can work at a comfortable pace in an inviting, beginner-friendly setting. No prior experience is required. The fee is $40 and advance registration is required.

Chuchito Valdés Trio

The Thomsen Club at Field Hall hosts two dinner club seatings with live music by the Chuchito Valdés Trio. Havana-born pianist, composer, and arranger Chuchito Valdés continues the legacy of his father, Chucho Valdés, and his grandfather, Bebo Valdés. A seven-time Latin GRAMMY nominee, he is known for Cuban styles such as son, danzón, timba, and guaguancó, and for blending classical study in harmony and composition into his original work. His trio presents an energetic mix of Afro-Cuban Latin jazz, bebop, danzón, cha-cha-cha, and son montuno. Valdés has recorded and performed with the Cuban band Irakere, serving as its leader for two years, and has appeared at venues and festivals across Cuba, the Caribbean, North America, South America, and Europe. He resides in Cancun, Mexico, and frequently performs in the United States and Canada. Tickets range from $45 to $60. The ticketing platform adds a 5 percent service fee to card transactions, while cash or check payments at the Box Office avoid the fee. Financial assistance is available through the #fieldhallforall program, with discounts of up to 100 percent.

Olympic Peninsula Motorcycle Club

Pac West Motocross Round 9 and 10

Rounds 9 and 10 of the Pac West Motocross take place in Port Angeles at Olympic Peninsula Motorcycle Club, with The McPhails in attendance.

Fundraisers

Rescheduled** Sequim Elks Fundraiser

A Paint and Sip fundraiser at Sequim Elks Lodge #2642 has been rescheduled. The event raises money for ENF, a partner program with the Elks that helps youth develop lifelong skills, sends students to college, meets the needs of today's veterans, supports the charitable work of the state Elks associations, and funds projects that improve quality of life in local Elks communities. Friends are welcome to create together while supporting a meaningful cause. Please arrive at least 10 minutes before the start to find a seat and pick up paint. Ticket availability will be updated after refunds are issued to those unable to attend due to the date change.

Sequim Elks Lodge #2642

JUL12

Watermelon Stoneware Glazing Event

Explore a watermelon inspired stoneware glazing workshop where you can select from bowls, cups, and mugs and customize each piece with playful designs. Stoneware holds up well for everyday use, the glazes are food safe, and finished pieces can go in the dishwasher and microwave. This workshop welcomes all experience levels. You may glaze up to four items to create a coordinated set or extras to give as gifts. The workshop fee is $15, with the cost of each piece additional, generally about $35 to $60. Finished items will be ready for pickup within seven to ten days.

JUL16

Karaoke Competition

Field Arts & Events Hall presents a lively karaoke competition at Sunset Bar & Lounge. Spectators are welcome at no cost, and singers can enter for $5 to perform before a panel of three judges and vie for prizes. The lounge offers dinner and drinks throughout the show, with bar service available the entire time. Seating is open and based on arrival order. Sign-ups to perform take place on site the day of the event.

Abracadabra Trip

Laura Newman and Abracadabra Trip bring their Rock and Soul sound to the festival’s main stage at Carrie Blake Park in Sequim. Based in Port Townsend with longtime ties to New York City, the band mixes originals with reimagined favorites, weaving dynamic, genre-crossing jams with layered harmonies and powerful vocals. The Sequim Lavender Festival offers music across two stages along with festival vendors, a food court, and a beer garden.

Kinda Nice Tho

Kinda Nice Tho, a feel good groove band from the North Olympic Peninsula, brings an easy blend of reggae, bluesy soul, and smooth R&B to the festival main stage, creating a warm sound made to get people moving. The performance is part of the Sequim Lavender Festival on the big field at Carrie Blake Park, featuring live music on two stages along with festival vendors, a food court, a beer garden, and a lively dance party among the festivities.

Port Angeles Fine Arts Center

Kinship: Opening Reception

An opening reception celebrates Kinship, a new exhibition unveiling a fresh presentation of work by contemporary artists who collaborate with living materials, ecological processes, and forms drawn from the natural world. The exhibition treats nature as both partner and framework, using organic structures and ecological cycles to shape artworks that change over time. Rather than static objects, these pieces develop through growth, decay, weather, and attentive care. Elements like light, moisture, gravity, and biological rhythms act as compositional tools, guiding forms that favor transformation over permanence and reward close observation of subtle shifts.

Back Pockett

Back Pockett brings its disco pop sound to LavenderStock at Carrie Blake Park. Fronted by vocalist Hannah Hockett, the band performs on a festival main stage.

Guy Cole Convention Center

Food & Drink

A Taste of Provence

Craving the charm of the French countryside without a long flight? For two evenings, the Guy Cole Center will be transformed into a Provence-inspired escape in the Pacific Northwest. Expect lavender-themed ambiance, tasty local offerings, and the relaxed art de vivre associated with France. Designed as an easy staycation, this experience is crafted to make guests feel transported far from home without the jet lag.

Librarians “Still Here” Album Release Party

Field Hall presents a live performance and album release celebration for Librarians in the Donna M. Morris Theater, marking the arrival of their new record, Still Here. The evening features brand new original pieces by trumpeter and songwriter Joel Ricci and highlights the band’s blend of folk, rock, cinematic textures, and jazz. Based in Bellingham, Washington, this quartet shapes reflective songs about loss, transformation, turbulent times, and both collective and personal identity, reaching toward feelings that are hard to name. Their focus is on vital, dynamic songs that build emotional connection and speak to shared humanity and the fragility of life. Copies of Still Here, commemorative posters, and other merchandise will be available to purchase. Tickets range from $25 to $32. The Ludus ticketing platform adds a 5 percent service fee to card transactions, while cash or check purchases at the box office avoid the fee. Financial assistance is available through the Field Hall For All program. Over two decades the group has grown from after hours sessions at Bison Bookbinding & Letterpress, founded by Carly James on guitar and vocals and Kevin Nelson on bass. After interpreting songs by artists such as Vic Chesnutt, Greg Brown, Ani DiFranco, Tom Waits, and Robyn Hitchcock, they moved into original material with the addition of Joel Ricci, who developed a quiet trumpet approach with the ensemble. Slide guitarist Nakos Marker joined in 2023, sparking a creative surge that led to the nine song album Still Here.

LavenderStock!

Dr. Mac returns to launch the festival on the big field at Carrie Blake Park in Sequim. LavenderStock brings music all weekend across two stages, along with festival vendors, a food court, and a beer garden. A dance party on Saturday night adds to the celebration.

Ridgerunner

Ridgerunner takes the festival’s main stage at Carrie Blake Park, delivering a mix of bluegrass and Americana shaped by more than three decades of performing across the Pacific Northwest. The set is part of the Sequim Lavender Festival, where the park comes alive with music on two stages, a variety of festival vendors, a food court with a beer garden, and a Saturday night dance party.

Purple Haze Lavender Farm

Salty All Day

Salty performs live at Purple Haze Lavender Farm in a setting ringed by mature trees with views across the lavender fields. Take in the landscape and listen to Salty's tunes.

Buck Ellard Band

The Buck Ellard Band takes the festival main stage at the Sequim Lavender Festival at Carrie Blake Park in Sequim. Led by award-winning singer and songwriter Buck Ellard, a fiddler, rhythm guitarist, and lead vocalist, the group delivers traditional country shaped by the music of Alan Jackson, George Strait, George Jones, Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, Steve Goodman, John Prine, and others. Ellard has toured throughout the United States, Canada, and Europe. Alongside the performance, the festival features two stages of music, festival vendors, a food court, a beer garden, and a dance party.

W.E.P.A!

At the Sequim Lavender Festival at Carrie Blake Park, WEPA! takes the main stage with a set rooted in 1970s New York Latin jazz, salsa, and R&B. This Kitsap Peninsula ensemble, led by percussionist Malo Castro, blends Afro-Cuban and Puerto Rican rhythms into a lively, dance-ready sound. The festival also features multiple music stages, vendors, a food court, and a beer garden.

LavenderStock Dance Party

At Carrie Blake Park, the festival’s main stage turns into a lively dance floor for the LavenderStock Dance Party featuring Black Diamond Junction. This five-piece band brings an energetic mix of classic favorites, strong vocals, and finely tuned musicianship, moving smoothly from timeless rock to big singalongs that keep the crowd on its feet. Presented as part of the Sequim Lavender Festival, the celebration includes live music on two stages all weekend along with festival vendors, a food court, and a beer garden.

High Timber @ Oasis

High Timber returns to Oasis Bar and Grill with lush harmonies, acoustic staples, and earthy originals that evoke campfire storytelling beneath a neon glow. The set weaves Americana and classic rock with plenty of singalong moments, as Jessie Lee and Adam Springob perform with easy chemistry that makes a bar stool feel like the front row. Look forward to live music, cold drinks, and coastal summer vibes, whether you are up to dance, add your voice to the choruses, or simply relax with friends.

Oasis Bar and Grill

GHOSTLIGHT PRODUCTIONS performs at LavenderStock

Ghostlight Productions presents a special preview of its newest show, Titanic, on the festival’s main stage at Carrie Blake Park. The nonprofit theater company from the Sequim and Port Angeles area is dedicated to enriching the community through high quality performing arts. This appearance is part of the Sequim Lavender Festival, which features live music on two stages, a variety of vendors, a food court, a beer garden, and a lively dance party.

Sequim Keepsake : Drop In Create Station

Create a personal keepsake inspired by Sequim, the lavender season, and the beauty of the Pacific Northwest at a relaxed drop-in creative station. Begin with a wood round as your base, then pick from beads, charms, crystals, lavender bundles, and hanging accents to design a unique piece to take home. Add lavender or other special touches so your creation reflects your style. This come-and-go activity suits Lavender Festival visitors, families, and creatives, as well as anyone looking to craft a meaningful handmade souvenir while exploring downtown Sequim. No experience is required. Pricing begins at $15 and varies based on the embellishments and design you choose. Participants can stop in during event hours. Advance registration is recommended but not required.

Western Wanderer

INTENSIVE PORPISES performs at LavenderStock

Intensive Porpoises brings a groove-forward, high-energy, dance-ready instrumental set to the festival main stage at Carrie Blake Park. The trio reimagines well-known top 40 tunes with jazzy flourishes and a relaxed undercurrent. Beyond the performance, the festival features live music on two stages, a variety of vendors, a food court and beer garden, and a lively dance party.

Sonny's Spaw and Self Wash

Sonny's 10 Year Anniversary

A friendly anniversary gathering marks ten years of Sonny’s in the Sequim pet community and expresses gratitude for ongoing support. Food will be provided for people and treats for pets. RSVPs are requested, and more details will be shared soon.

Jean Lenke's Summer Jazz Band

Jean Lenke’s Summer Jazz Band brings a vibrant mix of jazz, folk, and blues to the festival’s main stage at Carrie Blake Park. Led by vocalist Jean Lenke, whose silky, soulful sound and adventurous approach freely crosses genres, the group features Steve Kirl on guitar, George Radebaugh on keys, Kirk Kuykendall on bass, and Mark Siyluy on drums. The performance is part of the Sequim Lavender Festival, which offers live music on two stages along with festival vendors, a food court, and a beer garden.

SBDB @Sequim Lavender Festival

SBDB performs at LavenderStock during the Sequim Lavender Festival. The appearance takes place on the event’s new acoustic stage.

The BACKWOODS HUCKSTERS perform at LavenderStock

The Backwoods Hucksters bring their Pacific Northwest sound to the festival’s main stage at Carrie Blake Park. Led by the long-running partnership of Cort Armstrong and Sean Divine, the band weaves American roots, classic bluegrass, and country blues with a touch of psychedelia for an energetic, down-home show. Their appearance is part of the Sequim Lavender Festival, which offers live music on two stages along with a vendor marketplace, a food court, and a beer garden.

The WHATEVERLY BROTHERS perform at LavenderStock

At the Sequim Lavender Festival, The Whateverly Brothers take the main stage on the expansive field at Carrie Blake Park in Sequim, sharing layered vocal harmonies and bright instrumental textures. Born from two friends making music together, the duo evolved from maritime roots into a broad palette of genres, including full Celtic and Yule programs. Dan Roberts and Chris Glanister, longtime folk collectors, performers, and multi-instrumentalists, present a varied set marked by polished harmonies, distinctive arrangements, and a streak of playful humor. Around the grounds, attendees can explore two stages of music along with festival vendors, a food court, a beer garden, and a dance party.

Edmonton Riverhawks at Port Angeles Lefties Baseball

The Edmonton Riverhawks face the Port Angeles Lefties at Civic Field in Port Angeles. Expect up-close action, dramatic momentum changes, and an easygoing ballpark atmosphere in a scenic setting for a relaxed baseball experience.

JUL22

FREE Concerts on the Pier: Ska Island

Part of the Concerts on the Pier series, this no-cost, open-air performance highlights live music, community, and the arts. Spend time with friends, enjoy selections from a lively beer and wine garden, and take in sweeping views of the Strait of Juan de Fuca while the series supports local arts and culture. The show continues in typical weather, and if conditions become extreme it will move to the Gateway Transit Center.

JUL23

Theater

Broadway at Sunset

At the Sunset Lounge in Field Hall, a live revue unfolds as the house team trades shifts for the spotlight. Bartenders, servers, cooks, security and the DJ become the cast, delivering bold vocals and lively acts that reimagine beloved Broadway songs. The DJ steps away from the booth to take a musical comedy spotlight, blending humor with memorable numbers. The evening features standout solos, ensemble moments and surprising takes on classics and current hits, all set against views overlooking the Olympic Mountains and the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Tickets are $30. A specialty menu is offered and a two-item food and beverage minimum applies. Card payments include a 5 percent Ludus service fee, while paying at the Box Office with cash or check avoids the fee. Financial assistance is available through the #fieldhallforall program.

JUL24

James Center for Performing Arts

ACB Regional Connections Event - Washington State (Northwest)

This ACB Regional Connections Event in Sequim, Washington brings bands and musicians together for a day of collaboration, education, performance, and discussion. The gathering includes an opening concert and opportunities to connect and learn. Hosted by the Sequim City Band at the James Center for Performing Arts, it also features a reading session conducted by Dr. Brad McDavid, recently retired as the Director of Athletic Bands at the University of Washington.

JUL24

Theater

Broadway at Sunset

Set inside the Sunset Lounge at Field Hall, framed by sweeping views of the Olympic Mountains and the Strait of Juan de Fuca, this evening hands the microphone to the lounge’s own team. Bartenders, servers, cooks, security, and the DJ step into the spotlight with fearless turns, reimagining Broadway favorites through their own voices and personalities. Expect a mix of standout solos, ensemble pieces, and playful twists on well-known numbers, spanning everything from classic show tunes to modern hits. At the center of it all, the DJ leaves the booth to chase a musical comedy spotlight, blending humor with musical moments. The staff becomes the cast in a lively revue filled with songs, surprises, and plenty of energy in an intimate setting. A specialty menu will be available, and a two item food and beverage minimum applies. Tickets are $30, not including the minimum. Card payments processed through Ludus include a 5 percent service fee. To avoid that fee, purchase at the box office using cash or check. Financial assistance is available through the fieldhallforall program.

Bingo Night!

Enjoy a mix of competitive and casual bingo at Elks Lodge. Food and drinks are available for purchase, and all proceeds go to PEG.

Sprint Boat Races • Extreme Sports Park • July 25–26

Sprint boats return to a custom water course, roaring past at speeds over 90 miles per hour and threading tight corners with almost no margin for error. Power ranges from 500 to 1,800 horsepower, and the boats run just feet from the edge on every turn. It is all throttle with no brakes, making this one of the most intense forms of motorsport.

BODYPUMP Launch Party | YMCA of Sequim

Regular BodyPump classes will introduce release 137 over the course of the week, and a special celebration day will include an additional early morning session at the YMCA of Sequim.

Civic Field Port Angeles Wa

Nanaimo NightOwls at Port Angeles Lefties

At Civic Field in Port Angeles, the Nanaimo NightOwls take on the Port Angeles Lefties in a matchup between teams from different sides of the border. Look for contrasting styles on the field in a setting that brings spectators near the play.

JUL26

Schoenberg’s Society: Reimagined

Violinist Erin Hennessey and pianist Gabriel Merrill-Steskal recreate the spirit of Arnold Schoenberg’s Society for Private Musical Performances, evoking the intimate, forward-looking atmosphere of early 1920s Vienna where contemporary music could flourish outside the gaze of conservative concert halls and critics. The program includes staples associated with that circle by Claude Debussy and Maurice Ravel, alongside Bela Bartok’s Second Rhapsody for Violin and Piano. It also shines a light on Mary Dickenson-Auner, a violinist and composer who performed in the Society’s concerts yet received limited recognition at the time. Her Irish Melody for Violin and Piano, long unheard since the early 20th century, receives its American premiere. Hennessey appears regularly as a soloist, orchestral, and chamber musician across the United States, the United Kingdom, and Ireland, with work that includes collaborations with leading Irish ensembles. She became Artistic Director of the Olympic Strings Workshop in 2024 and is a PhD researcher at the Royal Academy of Music focusing on the chamber music of Mary Dickenson-Auner, with studies at Oberlin Conservatory, Whitman College, and the Royal Irish Academy of Music, where she taught until 2023. Merrill-Steskal is a multifaceted pianist and scholar whose recent projects range from commissioning new works for fortepiano to preparing and recording a critical edition of a Josepha Auernhammer violin sonata on period instruments, and he has appeared as a soloist with the Ann Arbor Symphony in Prokofiev’s Third Piano Concerto. He has earned awards in international competitions, held fellowships at major festivals, and recorded for Blue Griffin Records for an upcoming release of new piano music by William Horne. Presented by Field Hall. Tickets are priced at $28 to $38 for adults and $15 for youth up to age 18. Card purchases through the Ludus platform 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.

Peninsula Pistol & Rifle Club

Gort Gang Shoot

At Peninsula Pistol & Rifle Club, the Gort Gang Shoot offers a morning session open to everyone, centered on practice at 15 to 20 feet. Kick-start the week with relaxed, focused time on the range and trade the usual slump for a session that keeps skills sharp.

Opti Beginner Camp Full Day (2) - Port Angeles, WA 2026

An introductory sailing camp focused on core skills in a safe, friendly, and supportive setting. New sailors learn in stable Optimist sailboats that build confidence as they practice. The emphasis stays on fundamentals, taught in an engaging and fun way.

Port Angeles Yacht Club

Local Spinning Group, Port Angeles

This spinning group meets every other Monday at 8th Street Emporium. On the alternate Mondays, they gather in Sequim. Parking is available behind the building, along the side street, and out front on 8th Street.

8th Street Emporium

Kids Summer Art Camp Week 3: Enchanted Forest

A summer of creativity awaits with Kids Summer Art Camps designed for ages 6 to 11. Young artists explore a wide range of mediums in a playful, encouraging setting, including clay handbuilding, pottery painting, glass fusing that does not require cutting, mosaics, canvas painting, and other hands-on projects. Campers create multiple pieces each day and enjoy games and imaginative play along the way. All materials are provided, and participants should bring a labeled snack and a water bottle with a lid. Weekly themes include Movie Fun, Sand and Surf, Enchanted Forest, Campfire Fun, Mythical Creatures, and Gardens & Bugs. The cost is $165 per week. Cancellations made two days or less before the start are nonrefundable and typically not eligible for a voucher, while cancellations three or more days in advance receive a voucher for a future class or workshop, with exceptions considered on a case-by-case basis.

JUL28

James Center for Performing Arts

Music in the Park with Bread & Gravy (quartet)

Bring a chair or blanket and settle in for music from Bread & Gravy. Their sound serves up rootsy, home-cooked comfort in whatever lineup they bring, with a strong nod to roots. Expect familiar favorites spanning decades alongside original tunes, plus lighthearted banter and groan-worthy jokes that keep things playful. The set pulls from Americana, blues, rock, soul, and more.

JUL31

The Howling Moon Craft Tavern

High Timber @ Howling Moon

Experience live acoustic music at The Howling Moon Craft Tavern as Adam Springob and Jessie Lee share Americana-inspired songs and close-knit vocal harmonies. Settle in with a drink, find a comfortable seat, and enjoy the performance beneath the moonlight.

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Outdoor Recreation

Tour de Lavender 2026

Pedal through a landscape of snow-capped Olympic Mountains, the blue sweep of the Salish Sea, and fragrant fields of lavender. Since 2013, this ride has welcomed beginners and seasoned cyclists alike to experience the Olympic Peninsula and visit the celebrated lavender farms of Sequim-Dungeness. Choose between two loop routes. The 34-mile Fun Ride offers an easygoing pace over mostly level ground, traveling quiet country roads and portions of the Olympic Discovery Trail. The 64-mile Metric Century is also a loop, with mostly flat to gently rolling terrain, two notable hill climbs, sections on back roads and the Olympic Discovery Trail, and more than 2,000 feet of elevation gain. Both courses visit multiple lavender farms. Each stop features a dedicated support station with snacks, drinks, and quick mechanical assistance to keep bikes rolling, and every farm offers a warm, cyclist-friendly welcome. After crossing the finish line, a beer garden awaits. Riders depart from the starting area at the Sequim Boys & Girls Club during a designated rollout period. Proceeds benefit the Peninsula Trails Coalition, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that supports the construction and maintenance of the Olympic Discovery Trail.

Tour de Lavender

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Joshua's Restaurant & Lounge

Bread & Gravy serves up a rootsy, comforting sound, whether they appear as a full outfit or a smaller configuration. Audiences can expect familiar songs that span decades along with original material, woven through with Americana, blues, rock, and soul. The show comes with a playful spirit too... corny jokes, easy laughs, and a leave-satisfied feeling.

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Sea to Sound 2026

Experience a three-day, 74-mile, multi-modal group ride that spans the entire Olympic Discovery Trail and supports Ian’s Ride, a Washington 501(c)(3) nonprofit. The route features on-course aid stations and comprehensive support, and it is intentionally welcoming to wheelchair users with assistance tailored to individual needs. Day 1 covers 20 miles along the west side of Lake Crescent, beginning near the Camp Creek Trailhead and concluding on the smooth Spruce Railroad section that traces the lake’s edge. Expect towering trees, quiet stretches, and frequent water views. Day 2 spans 27 miles and starts by the Elwha River suspension bridge, crossing the restored Elwha River on a route that is mostly paved with a few rolling sections. There are several convenient points to join or exit the group. The day wraps up at Carrie Blake Park in Sequim with a Wheelchair Rodeo featuring friendly competitions that celebrate skill, determination, and camaraderie. Day 3 covers 21 miles, beginning at Carrie Blake Park. Most of the route is paved and it avoids Highway 101. Shuttles transport participants from Gardiner to the Larry Scott Trail’s four corner trailhead, where a smooth, unpaved segment offers scenic riding. Aid stations and transportation assistance are available throughout. A virtual format is also available for anyone who prefers to participate from home, allowing riders to log miles and follow their progress along the course at their own pace.

Olympic Discovery Trail

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Rock the Sound Music Fest

Rock the Sound Music Fest debuts at Carrie Blake Park in Sequim, Washington, bringing an inaugural celebration of live music to the Olympic Peninsula. Organized by local musicians alongside community partners, this festival centers on connection, fun, and support for local nonprofits. The program showcases rock, metal, and alternative bands from around the region, with opportunities to engage with organizations and businesses that help the community thrive. Band announcements, festival updates, vendor details, and volunteer information will be shared as plans continue to take shape.

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Fundraisers

Empty Bowls 2026

Hosted by the Port Angeles Food Bank, this community evening features BBQ, ice cream, and time to connect with friends and neighbors. Guests share a hearty meal and choose a handcrafted bowl created by local artists and potters, then take that bowl home as a lasting reminder of those whose dishes too often remain unfilled. The simple bowl stands as a symbol of hunger and the work that continues. While the night centers on good food and fellowship, the purpose is to build awareness and support for individuals and families experiencing food insecurity across Clallam County. Ticket purchases, bowl selections, and donations help provide nutritious food, essential resources, and hope for neighbors in need.

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