Events in Port Angeles
Ekphrastic Poetry Reading
Port Angeles Fine Arts Center partners with Olympic Peninsula Authors for an ekphrastic poetry program inspired by the exhibition Kinship: A Collaboration with Nature. Poets share original work sparked by the artworks on view in the Esther Webster Gallery, creating a lively exchange between images and language. Entry is free with optional donations.
Port Angeles Fine Arts CenterMeet our Midwives
Connect with certified nurse midwives and learn how midwifery care works within a hospital. Ask questions about creating a birth plan that reflects your preferences, then tour the birth center to see the space and services. This session takes place in the Sunroom on the third floor at Olympic Medical Center.
Olympic Medical CenterPort Angeles Lefties vs Kelowna Falcons
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Civic FieldWeekly Plucking Posse
Now in its second year, this volunteer crew sets out to beautify the Waterfront District, beginning at the Fountain and then moving along nearby streets. Efforts center on pulling weeds from planter beds, tree wells, sidewalk cracks, and curb edges, as well as clearing moss, scrubbing algae-stained concrete, and removing neglected messes that block the way. Participants are asked to bring their own gloves and, if possible, personal tools, since shared supplies can run short. If the weather is poor, the outing is canceled. Those who arrive later may need to look for the group somewhere along the Waterfront District rather than at the starting spot.
Port Angeles Downtown FountainBasics and Re-Familiarization Night
Whether you’re brand new to shooting or just getting back into it, this night is for brushing up on basics and re-familiarizing with the range. If you have a new range toy to try or you’d like a little guidance to dust off your skills, you’re welcome to come out and practice.
Peninsula Pistol & Rifle ClubFree Concerts on the Pier
Concerts on the Pier offers no-cost performances under the open sky, highlighting live music, community, and the arts. Settle in with friends, enjoy a lively beer and wine garden, and take in sweeping views of the Strait of Juan de Fuca while supporting local arts and culture. The music continues regardless of weather, with extreme conditions shifting the show to the Gateway Transit Center.
Port Angeles City Pier & Hollywood BeachPort Angeles Lefties vs. Kelowna Falcons
Gates open to welcome attendees.
Civic FieldKaleidoscope Play & Learn
Bring your little ones (ages 0-5) and join a friendly play group for parents and caregivers. There will be stories, crafts, circle time, snacks, and more. Sessions are free and open to everyone.
First Step Family Support Center- Administrative BuildingSummer Family Storytime: Outdoors – Sequim Branch Library
Families can enjoy an outdoor storytime at the Sequim Branch Library featuring engaging read-alouds, interactive songs, and plenty of movement. Each gathering supports early reading development and a sense of community through rhymes, music, and stories. Book selections are curated throughout the year to reflect and broaden the many experiences and perspectives children bring to the world. Spend time together building the skills that help kids become confident readers. The program is planned for outside and will move indoors if bad weather arises. This event is part of the Summer Reading Program, supported by local Friends of the Library groups.
Sequim Branch LibraryConcerts on the Pier
Enjoy a free summer evening of live music at Concerts on the Pier, with a beer garden and great views over the Strait of Juan de Fuca. For the full lineup, check onthepier.org.
Port Angeles City Pier & Hollywood BeachLewis Gang Shoot
Join the Lewis Gang Shoot for an informal shoot that is open to everyone. It’s a friendly, regularly attended event with coffee, good conversation, and plenty of target shooting. Details on the exact schedule are not provided yet.
Peninsula Pistol & Rifle ClubSkills Building - Rimfire Night
Bring your favorite rimfire plinker to a special Skills Building Night focused on rimfire practice. This monthly event features a rotating mix of shooting scenarios such as move-and-shoot challenges, steel target drills, shooting from behind cover, distance alternation, timed stages, and more. It is designed to be welcoming while still offering fresh challenges to help you build your skills.
Peninsula Pistol & Rifle ClubTerrarium Workshop
Craft a miniature living landscape in a guided, step-by-step terrarium workshop. Participants will explore the foundational layers that keep a terrarium healthy, choose and arrange plants, and add natural accents like stone, wood, or moss to create a balanced design. Instruction includes thoughtful plant placement, care routines, and long-term maintenance so the finished piece continues to thrive. Beginners are welcome, and no experience is required.
Port Angeles Fine Arts CenterPedro Pastor & Los Locos Descalzos
Field Hall presents Spanish singer-songwriter Pedro Pastor and his band Los Locos Descalzos in a concert marking a decade of touring. The performance centers on their latest release, 10 LOCOS AÑOS DESCALZOS, bringing back favorite songs with fresh arrangements and standout collaborations, plus a previously unreleased salsa that points toward what comes next. Listeners can expect the incisive words that define Pedro’s work, paired with a fuller, more dance-driven sound. Pedro Pastor leads a new generation of Spanish singer-songwriters with six albums, more than 20 years on stage, and 700 concerts in 17 countries. His music bridges Latin America and Spain, blending African influences, cumbia, flamenco, funk, and Latin American folklore while keeping the spirit and message of the singer-songwriter tradition at the forefront, with themes of change, rebellion, love, and learning. Tickets range from $37 to $47. Card purchases through Ludus include a 5 percent service fee. To avoid this fee, buy in person at the box office with cash or check during box office hours Monday through Saturday, 10 AM to 2 PM. Financial assistance is available through the #fieldhallforall program. The event takes place in the Donna M. Morris Theater.
Donna M. Morris TheaterBaby Playdate
Babies grow through playful exploration, and this relaxed playdate offers space for little ones and their caregivers to connect with other families at the Port Angeles Main Library. Infants can enjoy toys chosen for their developmental stage while adults share conversation and ideas. The gathering is intended for children from birth to 18 months. This program is supported in part by Port Angeles Friends of the Library.
Port Angeles Main LibraryMagic: The Gathering | The Hobbit Sealed Prerelease
At Anime Kat, this Magic: The Gathering sealed prerelease themed around The Hobbit has a $40 entry fee. Players will register, build their decks, and then begin round one. Each match win awards one pack, and every participant is guaranteed at least one pack. The top four players also receive promo packs.
Anime KatHigh Timber
High Timber brings an acoustic Americana set to Base Camp Community Bistro & Cider, featuring Adam Springob and Jessie Lee. Expect close harmonies, familiar tunes, and original songs in the heart of downtown Port Angeles. The atmosphere pairs live music with great food and local cider for a relaxed night out.
BasecampBread & Gravy
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.
Joshua's Restaurant & LoungeSummer Nights Belly Dance Show
Enjoy an evening of belly dance at Studio Bob featuring performances by Shula Azhar, Raks Halifa, and special guest Merryn. The space will be transformed into a desert-inspired oasis for this free, all-ages showcase. Snacks and beverages will be available for purchase, and seating is first come, first served.
Studio BobBootcamp
Spend an hour getting stronger and fitter at an outdoor bootcamp at Monroe Field in Port Angeles. This high energy session blends sandbag drills, bodyweight exercises, and functional fitness to develop practical strength, improve endurance, and enhance overall conditioning. Workouts are adaptable for all experience levels, and the setting emphasizes a supportive, community focused atmosphere. These sessions are taking place at the field while a new gym space is being readied.
Monroe FieldSunbonnet Sue 2026 Quilt Show
The Sunbonnet Sue 2026 Quilt Show fills Sequim Community Church with two buildings of quilts and special displays. Explore the Quilter’s Boutique, visit vendor booths, and enjoy a food truck on site. The Something Blue raffle quilt is included as part of the event. A suggested donation of $10 per person is requested.
Sequim Community ChurchDrop-In Tech Help
Stop by the library for drop-in help using the library’s online resources. Bring your portable device and get help getting started with free eBooks, eAudiobooks, digital magazines, and streaming music and movies/TV, plus more.
Sequim Branch LibraryThe Great Northwest Motofest
Inspired by a long-running Kernville Kampout in California’s Southern Sierras, this weekend gathering offers camping, a bike show, games, live music, and a welcome bag at check-in. The entry fee covers camping on Friday and Saturday nights, participation in the bike show and the games, the live music, and the goodie bag. Camping is open style, so choose a spot and set up on arrival. RVs and trucks are permitted for an additional vehicle fee. The music lineup features Crimewave 66 traveling from Tucson, Arizona, delivering high-energy rock and roll with Matt Freeman of Rancid and Operation and Rob Milucky of The Grabbers and Hunns. A General Admission ticket is required for entry for every attendee.
Extreme Sports ParkHelping Hands - free community lunch
This free community lunch offers a welcoming way to support neighbors experiencing food insecurity or other challenges that call for a helping hand. Contributions are appreciated and can include a pot of hot soup, a side salad, pre-made and individually wrapped PBJ sandwiches, or baked goods. Donations of gently used clothing, socks, and gloves in all sizes are also welcome. Participants may drop off items and go, or stay to volunteer.
Jessie Webster ParkPigs on the Wing
Pigs on the Wing brings its Animals production to Field Arts & Events Hall in Port Angeles for a two-set celebration of Pink Floyd. The evening begins with a complete rendering of the 1977 album Animals, performed with careful fidelity while leaving space for the band’s trademark improvisational touches. The second set spans the Roger Waters years, blending familiar favorites with deeper selections from across that era. Marking the group’s twentieth year, this Portland-based ensemble of Pacific Northwest rock veterans pairs respectful, precise musicianship with their own influences to keep the spirit of Pink Floyd vibrant on stage. An immersive visual design featuring a vivid light show and projection-mapped imagery enhances the music. Reserved seating is offered, with tiered pricing from $26 to $51.
Donna M. Morris TheaterNorth Olympic History Center
Stop by the North Olympic History Center for a free open house featuring the region’s history. The event runs from late morning through the afternoon, and admission is free.
North Olympic History CenterCrimewave 66
Crimewave 66 is performing live at Extreme Sports Park in Port Angeles. The show is scheduled for midday, starting at 12:00 PM. Tickets are listed as available through Bandsintown via Spotify.
Extreme Sports ParkUnity of Effort
The Buck Ellard Band will perform classic country selections along with their own original songs for Unity of Effort. The start time is subject to change.
Security Services Northwest HeadquartersJennifer Thomas
Jennifer Thomas is performing live at Nelson's Duckpond & Lavender Farm in Sequim. The show starts at 7:00 PM, and tickets are available through Bandsintown.
Nelson's Duckpond & Lavender FarmHand built succulent pots
Presented in connection with the Port Angeles Fine Art Center's Kinship exhibit, this hands-on workshop centers on crafting a custom succulent planter. Participants receive step-by-step guidance to shape and personalize a one-of-a-kind pot, followed by practical tips from Airport Garden Center on how to choose plants that complement the container you make.
Olympic Coast CreativeRiftbound weekly play
Enjoy a weekly Riftbound session focused on casual play. Admission is free. Bring your own deck to take part in the matches. Every participant receives a complimentary Flash promo for playing.
Local Spinning Group, Port Angeles
Join the Local Spinning Group in Port Angeles for a laid-back cycling meetup. This group meets every other Monday at 8th Street Emporium, with the other Mondays held in Sequim. Parking is available in the back, on the side street, and along 8th Street in the front. Please note the meetup can change or cancel without notice.
8th Street EmporiumKids Summer Art Camp Week 5: Mythical Creatures
Young artists ages 6 to 11 can dive into the Mythical Creatures theme at Olympic Coast Creative during Week 5 of the Kids Summer Art Camp. Campers explore a variety of mediums such as clay handbuilding, pottery painting, glass fusing without any cutting, mosaics, canvas painting, and other hands-on projects. They work on multiple creations each day and take part in games and creative play. All supplies are provided, and families should send a labeled snack and a water bottle with a lid. Finished projects are ready for pick up afterward so kids can share their artwork. The cost is $165 for the week. Cancellations made 2 days or less before the camp start date are nonrefundable and typically are not eligible for a voucher. Cancellations made 3 or more days in advance will receive a voucher for a future class or workshop, with exceptions considered on a case-by-case basis.
Olympic Coast CreativeOpti Beginner Camp Full Day
Opti Beginner is a full-day, hands-on sailing camp focused on teaching the basics of sailing in a fun, safe, and supportive environment. Campers use stable Optimist sailboats to learn how to rig their boats, sail confidently with tacks and jibes, practice key safety skills like capsize recovery, and build comfort and independence on the water through games and activities both on and off the water. It is designed for ages 9 to 12 and helps prepare sailors to move on to Opti Intermediate or Advanced.
Port Angeles Yacht ClubGood Guys Shoot
Good Guys Shoot is an informal, open-to-all shoot event where you can start your morning with coffee and good conversation, then enjoy a healthy amount of target practice. It’s a laid-back gathering that regulars from the club often attend.
Peninsula Pistol & Rifle ClubWeekly Plucking Posse
The Plucking Posse returns for a second year of caring for the streets of the Waterfront District. Volunteers meet at the Fountain, then fan out along the area to pull weeds from planter beds, tree wells, sidewalk cracks, and curbs. The crew also tackles moss, algae stains, and other neglected messes to keep walkways clean. Bring gloves and, if possible, your own tools, since shared supplies are available but can run short. If the weather is bad, the outing is canceled. Latecomers can look for the group working somewhere along the Waterfront District streets.
Port Angeles Downtown FountainLadies' Night
Ladies' Night is a ladies-only event where you can relax, sharpen your shooting skills, and meet other women while learning to sling some hot lead and put holes in paper. Instructors may include men, but the focus is on respectful, courtesy-driven skill-building.
Peninsula Pistol & Rifle ClubDoctor G
Wind Rose Cellars pairs an award-winning list of handcrafted Italian-style wines with a bistro menu, all served in a cozy tasting room that hosts live music. Doctor G revisits acoustic rock and blues from the 60s through the 80s, blending familiar classics with heartfelt original songs that encourage a singalong vibe. There is no cover charge, and reservations are recommended.
Wind Rose CellarsNational Park Radio
Concerts on the Pier offers a free outdoor performance that brings together live music, community, and the arts. Settle in with friends, enjoy a lively beer and wine garden, and take in sweeping views of the Strait of Juan de Fuca while supporting local arts and culture. The music carries on in any weather. If conditions become severe, the show moves to the Gateway Transit Center.
Port Angeles City Pier & Hollywood BeachArt Adventure Package: Kayaking, Kelp, and Creativity!
Elevate Outdoors partners with the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center for a full day that blends coastal exploration with creative expression. The morning features a kayak tour along the Strait of Juan de Fuca, weaving through kelp forests and seagrass meadows beside wind-shaped cliffs and the ever-shifting intertidal zone. Along the way there is a chance to see wildlife such as bald eagles overhead, bright sea stars and anemones beneath the water, and perhaps a seal or river otter. In the afternoon, the focus turns to art at the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center’s Esther Webster Gallery. Participants receive a curator led introduction to the Kinship exhibition with PAFAC Gallery Curator Lindsey Shepherd, followed by a hands-on workshop guided by education staff. Using pressed seaweed, attendees learn how specimens are collected and pressed, then try gel printing techniques to create one-of-a-kind seaweed impressions. Everyone leaves with a finished gel print ready to display or frame.
Elevate OutdoorsVolunteer Day 3: Webster's Woods Clean Up
Volunteer efforts focus on caring for Webster's Woods at the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center, working side by side with staff and other helpers to support the mission of maintaining outdoor spaces designed for community. In a place where art and the natural environment come together, individuals or community-based groups can contribute to keeping the woods easy to explore, attractive, and well cared for.
Port Angeles Fine Arts CenterConcerts on the Pier
Enjoy a free summer concert at the pier with live music, a beer garden, and great views of the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Check OnThePier.org for the full lineup.
Port Angeles City Pier & Hollywood BeachLewis Gang Shoot
Join an informal, open-to-all shoot where you can start the morning with coffee and good conversation, then spend the day putting rounds on target. It is a relaxed event that is regularly attended by familiar club members.
Peninsula Pistol & Rifle ClubSkills Building Night
Skills Building Night is a hands-on night for shooters who want to sharpen their handling and get comfortable with new challenges. Expect a rotating lineup of scenarios such as move-and-shoot drills, rotating steel targets, shooting from behind cover, distance alternating challenges, timed stages, and more, all in a friendly, non-intimidating format.
Peninsula Pistol & Rifle ClubFarm to Table Wine Pairing Dinner
Field Arts & Events Hall hosts a four course farm to table dinner with curated wine pairings from Port Townsend’s Castle & Crown Cellars. The menu celebrates the season’s bounty from Olympic Peninsula farms, highlighting exceptional meats, cheeses, and produce with a fresh, inventive approach. Ticket prices include tax and gratuity, and the full menu will be announced once chefs finalize selections based on the freshest available ingredients. Established in 2018, Castle & Crown Cellars is a small batch winery that sources grapes from family owned vineyards in Washington and Oregon and channels a deep passion for the craft of winemaking. Its bottlings express the diversity of the Pacific Northwest while honoring Asian and European heritage, creating a distinctive tasting experience. Tickets are $115 for members and $125 for general admission. Card purchases through the Ludus platform carry a 5 percent service fee, while paying by cash or check at the box office avoids the surcharge. The dinner takes place in the Sunset Bar & Lounge.
Donna M. Morris TheaterThe Hobbit Release Draft
Experience The Hobbit Release Draft at Anime Kat. The entry fee is $25. Earn one pack for each match victory, with at least one pack guaranteed for every participant. The top four players also receive promo card packs.
Anime KatBootcamp
Build strength, endurance, and confidence with a 60-minute outdoor bootcamp at Monroe Field in Port Angeles. The workout blends sandbag drills, bodyweight movements, and functional training to develop practical, full-body fitness. Each session can be adjusted for any experience level, and the setting emphasizes support and community. These bootcamps are being offered while a new gym space is prepared.
Monroe field, Port Angeles, WADrop-In Tech Help
Need a hand with online resources? Drop by for informal, tech-focused help using the Library’s digital services. Bring your portable device, and get support with things like free eBooks, eAudiobooks, digital magazines, and streaming options.
Sequim Branch LibraryPeninsula Behavioral Health's 2nd Annual Golf Tournament
Peninsula Behavioral Health's second annual golf tournament at Peninsula Golf Club features golf, opportunities to connect with the community, and a friendly atmosphere that supports local children and families. Proceeds will fund the organization's new three-story, 15,000-square-foot Youth & Family Services Center, expanding access to behavioral health services for youth and families in the community. Registration is open.
Peninsula Golf ClubHelping Hands
This free community lunch at Jessie Webster Park focuses on supporting neighbors who are experiencing food insecurity or other challenges and could use a helping hand. Attendees may bring items to share such as hot soup, side salads, individually wrapped peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, or baked goods. Gently used clothing is also appreciated, including socks and gloves in all sizes. Participants can drop off donations and go, or choose to stay and volunteer.
Jessie Webster Park (behind Swains in Port Angeles)Rumba Kings
Catch The Rumba Kings live at Field Arts & Events Hall in Port Angeles. The show is scheduled for 7:30 PM.
Field Arts & Events HallMobility + Meditation
Move with greater ease, breathe more fully, and settle into a calmer state in a class that blends functional yoga, mobility work, and a short guided meditation. Participants practice dynamic movements to support joint health, improve posture, and build stability, then shift into a brief meditation to help reset the nervous system. It is well suited for anyone seeking to increase range of motion, relieve stiffness and stress, develop functional strength and control, and pair physical training with mental clarity. Hosted at Nutritious Movement. Pricing options include $15 for a drop-in or $125 for a 10-class pass.
Nutritious MovementLive Comedy Night
Catch internationally touring comedian Steven Farmer for a live standup comedy night at Studio Bob. The show is headlined by Steven Farmer, with doors opening before showtime for ticket holders. The event is for ages 21 and up, runs about 1 hour 30 minutes, and includes free parking. The listing notes no refunds.
Studio BobSummer Camp
Open to ages 7 to 12, this camp spans two weeks and blends creative art projects with STEAM learning, nature exploration, and outdoor fun. Students can choose half-day or full-day participation based on the sessions that interest them. Within an outdoor classroom, small groups practice teamwork, develop new art skills, and take part in organized activities along the trails that explore the park and surrounding environment. Space is limited.
Port Angeles Fine Arts CenterTenderly
Award-winning artist Duane Forrest presents an intimate theatrical concert that celebrates Nat King Cole’s enduring influence. The performance blends velvety interpretations of Cole’s beloved songs with personal storytelling to explore legacy, identity, and the quiet resilience that defined a trailblazing career. Forrest traces how, in mid-century America, Cole broke new ground as the first to host a nationally broadcast television show while facing stark contrasts between acclaim onstage and resistance beyond it. Raised in Toronto, Forrest shares how discovering Cole’s music reshaped his connection to jazz, opening doors in spaces that once felt out of reach. Through song, narrative, and striking visual moments, the evening becomes a reflective meditation on dignity, impact, and the understated strength of showing up. Presented by Field Hall at Sunset Bar & Lounge. Tickets are $40, with a two-item food and beverage minimum. Card purchases made through the Ludus platform include a 5% service fee; to avoid this fee, buy at the Box Office using cash or check. About the artist: Duane Forrest is a Toronto-based singer-songwriter and multimedia creator whose sound draws from jazz, reggae, bossa nova, soul, and smooth vocals. He has released two full-length albums, toured multiple times across Canada, Europe, and Central America, and earned radio play in Canada, Germany, Honduras, Iceland, Italy, Nicaragua, and the United States. His theatre work includes Climb, first staged in 2017 and later presented at the Toronto Fringe, Edinburgh Fringe, and Milan Fringe, where it received strong reviews, as well as a recent show about Bob Marley that earned a 5-star notice from Broadway Baby. He continues to develop music-driven storytelling in innovative formats.
Donna M. Morris TheaterSix Week Intermediate Hand Building – Mon Evening
Join a six-week, hands-on clay hand building course with a moderate level focus. Each week covers core techniques like slab building, coil construction, and pinch pottery, plus you’ll learn key ceramics terminology and get comfortable using essential studio tools. Over the course, you’ll make several finished projects and complete them with different glazing methods. The course includes 25 lbs of clay, glazing and firing for pieces made with provided (or additionally purchased) clay, and studio membership for the class duration plus one extra week for practice outside of class. Recommended minimum age is 12.
Olympic Coast CreativeClallam County Fair
Join the Clallam County Fair at the Clallam County Fairgrounds for a community-focused agricultural fair featuring local exhibits and activities for all ages. Expect a lively mix of displays, including livestock and agricultural products, plus household, fun, and amusement-related offerings during the fair.
Clallam County FairgroundsBasics and Re-Familiarization Night
Whether you’re totally new to the shooting sport or just looking to get back up to speed, this night is for you. Bring your questions and your gear, and get some help as you brush up on the basics and re-familiarize yourself with shooting fundamentals.
Peninsula Pistol & Rifle ClubConcerts on the Pier: Petty Fever
Concerts on the Pier offers a free outdoor music experience that spotlights live performance, community, and the arts. Settle in with friends, enjoy selections from a lively beer and wine garden, and take in sweeping views of the Strait of Juan de Fuca while supporting local arts and culture. The music continues regardless of the weather. If conditions become extreme, the concert moves to the Gateway Transit Center.
Port Angeles PierConcerts on the Pier
Enjoy free live music at these summer concerts on the pier. There’s also a beer garden, plus great views over the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Check the lineup at onthepier.org.
Port Angeles City Pier & Hollywood BeachSkills Building Night
Skills Building Night is a friendly, hands-on evening focused on improving your firearm handling and shooting skills through a rotating set of scenarios. Expect a mix of drills such as move-and-shoot challenges, rotating steel targets, shooting from behind cover, distance-alternating exercises, timed stages, and more. The event is designed to be approachable, so no need to feel intimidated.
Peninsula Pistol & Rifle ClubLewis Gang Shoot
Join an informal, open-to-all shoot for a morning of coffee, friendly conversation, and getting plenty of rounds downrange. It’s a casual event attended by familiar club regulars, with a focus on target shooting and good company.
Peninsula Pistol & Rifle Club13 Til Midnight
Swifties can sing, dance, and shout the lyrics as 13 Til Midnight, a high-energy Taylor Swift cover band, hits the Wilder Stage for a night of music. The set covers everything from early-era favorites to fan anthems, filled with songs you know by heart. Bring friends, show off your era-inspired looks, and enjoy Taylor magic at the fair.
Clallam County FairgroundsGlenn Gilliam
Local musician Glenn Gilliam brings live music to the Sunny Farms Stage.
Clallam County FairgroundsWA Draft Horse Pull
Back at the Fairgrounds Grandstand Arena, the Washington Draft Horse Pullers Association presents a live showcase of draft horse power and precision. Teams of horses and handlers demonstrate remarkable strength, coordination, and trust, filling the arena with the rumble of thundering hooves. This time-honored fair tradition offers an engaging experience for all ages and shines a spotlight on the teamwork at the heart of these performances.
Clallam County FairgroundsBlack Diamond Junction
Black Diamond Junction returns to the Wilder Auto Stage for a performance. This appearance brings them back to this stage for a set.
Clallam County FairgroundsRodeo
An action-packed evening of rodeo takes over the fair’s Grandstand Arena as the Olympic Peninsula Rodeo Association delivers speed, skill, and plenty of thrills. The program features barrel racing, roping, and roughstock competition with talented local and regional athletes giving it their all while spectators cheer them on. This fair tradition comes alive beneath the arena lights, presenting a high-energy showcase of horsemanship and grit.
Clallam County FairgroundsAaron Crawford
Aaron Crawford, a country artist rooted in the Pacific Northwest with a Cascade-influenced style, performs live at The Wilder Stage.
Clallam County FairgroundsDrop-In Tech Help
Stop by for drop-in help using the Library’s online resources. Bring a portable device so you can start using free eBooks, eAudiobooks, digital magazines, streaming music, streaming movies/TV, and more.
Sequim Branch LibraryBrett Newski
Catch Brett Newski and The Bad Intentions live at The Hub in Port Angeles. Doors open for a night of live music, running from evening into late night. Ticket options include an early bird price and a higher door price.
The HubDumpster Joe & Taylor Moon
Dumpster Joe and Taylor Thomas are back with an energetic mix of jazz, country blues, and jug band classics from the 1920s and 1930s. Drawing on rare prewar recordings and a fondness for blending styles, they bring a lively string band sound performed on resonator guitar and cello with a nostalgic touch. This all-ages-friendly show returns for a second appearance on the Sunny Farms Stage.
Clallam County FairgroundsRodeo
The Olympic Peninsula Rodeo Association heads back to the Fairgrounds Grandstand Arena for another evening packed with arena action. Blistering barrel racing and gripping rough stock rides showcase the power, agility, and precision that make rodeo a staple of the fair. Whether you caught the first night or could not make it, this follow up brings high stakes and an electric crowd atmosphere.
Grandstand ArenaRewind
Rewind revives the 80s at the Clallam County Fair with a high-energy set on the Wilder Stage. Expect anthem-sized favorites, synth-laced hits, guitar heroics, and plenty of sing-alongs for a full-on retro celebration. The vibe leans neon and nostalgic, perfect for dancing between bites of fair food. Billed as The Ultimate 80s Experience, it serves up synths, solos, and songs everyone knows.
Clallam County FairgroundsRewind
Rewind Back to the 80's brings a nostalgic 1980s-themed performance to the Wilder Stage. Expect a lively, dance-ready atmosphere inspired by the decade.
Clallam County FairgroundsSuperNostalgic
Local act SuperNostalgic brings a high energy set of '90s rock to the Wilder Stage at the Clallam County Fair. The performance centers on the grunge and alternative era, featuring hits originally by more than 30 artists such as Nirvana, Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, Pearl Jam, No Doubt, the Cranberries, and Beastie Boys. This nostalgic showcase from a Pacific Northwest group delivers faithful covers of the decade's anthems.
Clallam County FairgroundsOPADD Demo Derby
The Olympic Peninsula Association Demo Drivers will host the annual demolition derby in the Grandstands Arena as part of the Clallam County Fair.
Clallam County FairgroundsThe Foot Stompers
The Foot Stompers hit the Wilder Stage with an energetic Southern rock set that blends rock and roll with country and blues. Their sound pairs rootsy Americana influences with a modern kick, featuring driving grooves, twang, and bluesy edge. Built for movement and momentum, this performance is poised to keep boots tapping and the crowd engaged from the first chord to the last.
Clallam County FairgroundsGort Gang Shoot
Join the Gort Gang Shoot for a morning practice session focused on shooting at 15 to 20 feet. It’s an open session, welcoming anyone who wants to get some reps in and start the week with a little extra range time.
Peninsula Pistol & Rifle ClubGood Guys Shoot
Good Guys Shoot is an informal, all-are-welcome shooting event where you can start your morning with coffee and good conversation, followed by plenty of target practice. It’s a friendly get-together that’s regularly attended by some familiar club members.
Peninsula Pistol & Rifle ClubLadies' Night
Ladies' Night is an all-ladies event where you can relax, sharpen your shooting skills, and practice putting holes in paper. Even though some instructors are men, the focus is on helping you improve with courtesy and respect, while also making it easy to meet other people. Expect skills training and a friendly, supportive atmosphere.
Peninsula Pistol & Rifle ClubFree Concerts on the Pier
Enjoy a no-cost outdoor music series that brings people together through performances and the arts. Settle in with friends, sip selections from a lively beer and wine garden, and take in sweeping views of the Strait of Juan de Fuca while lending support to local cultural programs. Performances continue in all weather. If conditions become severe, the show relocates to the Gateway Transit Center.
Port Angeles City Pier & Hollywood BeachConcerts on the Pier
Enjoy free live music right on the pier, with a beer garden and great views over the Strait of Juan de Fuca. The lineup is posted at OnThePier.org, so you can pick your favorites ahead of time.
Port Angeles City Pier & Hollywood BeachSkills Building Night
Skills Building Night is a hands-on shooting practice night focused on improving your handling and challenge skills. The session runs on a rotating schedule of different scenarios, including move-and-shoot activities, rotating steel targets, shooting from behind cover, distance alternating drills, and timed challenges. The event is designed to be welcoming and not intimidating, with plenty of variety throughout the night.
Peninsula Pistol & Rifle ClubSix Week Beginning Pottery Wheel – Thurs Evening P.A.
Join a beginner-friendly six-week pottery class focused on learning how to throw on the pottery wheel. Each session lasts about 2.5 hours and covers the pottery-making process step by step, with an emphasis on wheel technique. The class is open to students age 12 and up, and children 10 and up may attend with an enrolled parent or guardian. The course fee includes clay, glazing and firing for the pieces you make using provided clay, and a studio membership that covers class time plus an extra week for practice outside of class.
Olympic Coast CreativeSea 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 TrailRock 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.
Carrie Blake ParkBingo Night!
A mix of competitive and casual bingo takes place at Elks Lodge. Food and drinks will be available for purchase, and all proceeds benefit PEG.
Sequim Elks Lodge #2642Empty 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.
Port Angeles Food Bank and The MarketGort Gang Shoot
Join the Gort Gang Shoot for a morning practice session with the focus on shooting from 15 to 20 feet. The session is open for everyone who wants to kick-start the week with some target practice.
Peninsula Pistol & Rifle ClubDuane Betts & Palmetto Motel
Field Hall presents Duane Betts with his band Palmetto Motel in the Donna M. Morris Theater. Carrying forward the Southern rock tradition shaped by his father, Dickey Betts, he brings his own voice through blues-soaked tone, raw intensity, and deft guitar work. The performance highlights vivid storytelling, rootsy rock and blues, and stretches of improvisation that connect classic influences with new vitality. The group includes Johnny Stachela on guitar and vocals, Pedro Arevalo on bass and vocals, Vincent Fossett Jr. on drums, and Max Butler on B-3 organ. Tickets range from $24.50 to $44.50. Card purchases through the Ludus platform incur a 5 percent service fee, and paying at the box office with cash or check avoids that charge. Through the #fieldhallforall program, financial assistance is available for this event, with discounts offered up to 100 percent to keep the arts accessible.
Donna M. Morris TheaterHigh Timber
High Timber brings an evening of acoustic artistry to Rosie's, blending well loved tunes with original songs and layered harmonies. The music spans folk, Americana, and classic rock, delivered with commanding vocals and skillful musicianship. A touch of brass and wood imagery adds a vintage-tinged atmosphere that nods to gears and trails. There is no cover, creating a relaxed setting for music and pleasant company.
Rosie'sFree Jazz Sunday
Free Jazz Sunday brings live jazz to the Sunset Lounge at Field Hall, with ocean views setting the scene for a relaxed afternoon. Sip from a specialty mimosa and Bloody Mary bar, and find additional food and beverages at the Waterfront Coffee Bar. The featured guest performer will be announced soon. Admission is free. Seating is limited and available first come, first served, with standing room once capacity is reached, so arriving early is recommended. To guarantee seats, reserve a VIP table for four with a $50 donation, RSVP required. This monthly Field Hall series is supported by local donors, and contributions can be made at checkout or during the event. Sponsored by Hallett Advisors.
Donna M. Morris TheaterThe Lion King (Sing-Along!)
Sing your heart out at a special sing along screening of The Lion King, celebrating the beloved songs from the animated classic. The story follows a young lion who dreams of succeeding his father as ruler of the Pride Lands, until a devastating betrayal by his uncle sends him into exile. The film features Matthew Broderick, Jeremy Irons, James Earl Jones, Nathan Lane and Moira Kelly, and was directed by Rob Minkoff. Presented as part of Films @ Field Hall in the Donna M. Morris Theater with support from All Stuffed Up. Food and beverages will be available for purchase from the Sunset Bar & Lounge. The Lion King (1994) is rated G, contains some mild violence and frightening moments, and has a runtime of 1 hour and 27 minutes. Admission follows a pay what makes you happy approach, with a suggested donation of $10. RSVPs are preferred, and guests without reservations will be asked to register upon arrival. Field Arts & Events Hall notes that sensitivities vary and does not generally provide advisories. For additional guidance on content and age appropriateness, resources such as Common Sense Media, IMDb and DoesTheDogDie.com are recommended.
Donna M. Morris TheaterIan Maksin in PORT ANGELES, WA: Beyond Neoclassical
Experience the resonant power of the cello with world-acclaimed cellist, composer, and multilingual vocalist Ian Maksin. Performing as a one-person cello orchestra, he uses a loop pedal and other electronics to layer sound in real time, transforming a single instrument into a lush, orchestral tapestry. The program features original instrumental works from his albums Sempre, Alchemist, Amor Renatus, and Lullaby for the World, along with songs from a repertoire that spans 43 languages, including French, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Ukrainian, Farsi, and more. His music reaches beyond New Age and neoclassical categories, blending elements of jazz and global traditions inspired by Africa, Mongolia, and the Middle East, with influences from Mozart and Bach to Astor Piazzolla and Ludovico Einaudi. The result is a vivid journey that touches African and Mongolian traditions and the cultures of Indigenous North America. Presented by Field Hall as Songs of the Vagabond Cello, this event offers tickets priced at $29.50 to $44.50 for adults and $19.50 for youth. 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 upon request.
Donna M. Morris Theater2026 Cascade Classic Rally & Tour
Set on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula, this multi-day driving event is based at the Ocean Star Inn in Sequim, which serves as the host hotel. Group rates are $166 for a king single and $176 for a double queen, and breakfast is included. The rally offers two classes, with classic entries for sporting motorcars 30 years and older and contemporary entries for vehicles under 30. One day features a route along the Strait and into the Olympic foothills before returning to Sequim, taking in a variety of scenic roads. Another day includes visits to local car collections and other points of interest as part of the tour. The gathering serves as a fundraiser for the College Planning Network, a non-profit that supports Pacific Northwest students and families with college admissions, financial aid, and scholarships.
Ocean Star Inn, Sequim, WAHike Grand Valley
Take part in a hike through the Grand Valley in the Hurricane Ridge area. Participants will meet at North Viking Park n Ride in Poulsbo, then travel together by carpool or caravan to the trailhead. Additional details will be shared closer to the event. Trip leaders are Shelly Gist at 360-271-3760 and Julia Tarr.
Hurricane Ridge Rd, Port Angeles, WA 98362, United StatesPet Day Celebration
Held at Carrie Blake Park, this pet-themed celebration includes vendors, food, music, a pet-friendly playground, a photo booth, a costume contest, and demonstrations. It is a day dedicated to pets and their people.
Carrie Blake ParkPet Lovers Day 2026
This event offers a no-cost day filled with pet-focused activities.
Carrie Blake ParkThe Hobbit Commander Party
Enjoy a multiplayer Commander Party rooted in a Hobbit-themed storyline at Anime Kat. The event features unique, set-focused rules created specifically for this format to guide play within each pod. Admission is $7. Every participant receives a booster pack and a special promo card, and the winner of each pod also earns a Promo Pack.
Anime KatIn Harmony: Luca Stricagnoli Candlelit Concert
Presented in partnership by Field Arts & Events Hall and JFFA as part of the In Harmony series, this candlelit concert features Luca Stricagnoli, a guitarist widely recognized for an inventive approach to the acoustic instrument. His custom creations, including a triple neck guitar configured in reverse and a reversed slide neck design, reflect the innovation that has influenced contemporary acoustic guitar playing. Thousands of candles create a warm glow for an evening of music, storytelling, and entertainment, marking the third entry in the Candlelight series.
Donna M. Morris Theaterkings of Chaos
This event brings a weekend of high-energy racing to Extreme Sports Park in Port Angeles. Kings of Chaos teams up with Fall Fest to offer a family-friendly experience, featuring rock racing, short-course battles, jump events, drag races, and a fall festival with activities for all ages.
ESP Port Angeles2026 Washington State BMX Finals
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.
Judy Collins - Sweet Judy Blue Eyes, Farewell Tour
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.
Donna M. Morris TheaterJake Shimabukuro
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.
Donna M. Morris TheaterFree Jazz Sunday
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.
Donna M. Morris TheaterCharlie Albright
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.
Donna M. Morris TheaterThe Dungeness Crab Festival
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.
Port Angeles PierCasey Fall & High Timber @ Rosie's
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.
Rosie's5th Annual Olympic Peninsula Fungi Festival
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.
Red Lion Hotel Port Angeles HarborLyle Lovett and his Small Large Band
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.
Donna M. Morris TheaterNational Geographic Live: Battling Bloodsuckers with Ryan Carney
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.
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