Events in Port Angeles

Helping Hands: Free Community Lunch

Community members are coming together to support neighbors who are experiencing food insecurity or facing other challenges. Contributions are welcome, including a pot of hot soup, a side salad, pre-made and wrapped PBJ sandwiches, or baked goods, as well as gently used clothing, socks, gloves, and similar items in all sizes. Donations may be dropped off without staying, or participants can remain to volunteer.

Olympic Peninsula Chapter Big Game Banquet

At Vern Burton Community Center, the Olympic Peninsula Chapter Big Game Banquet brings together supporters of elk country for a festive evening centered on conservation and community. Attendees can enjoy a shared meal and lively conversation, along with unique prizes and auctions featuring hard to find offerings. The event provides opportunities to contribute to elk country and help preserve hunting heritage. This well attended gathering often reaches capacity.

LIVE UNITED Ball - Victorian Elegance Meets Modern Glam

A blend of Victorian refinement and contemporary glamour defines the LIVE UNITED Ball at Naval Elks Lodge.

IronHorse

IronHorse Band performs live at Joshua's Restaurant & Lounge, setting the stage for a night of music to share with friends.

Iwant Improv

IWANT Improv presents a quarterly show at Studio Bob, featuring live improvised performance. Admission is $15.

A Taste of Ireland

Field Arts & Events Hall in Port Angeles hosts an event centered on Ireland.

Bread & Gravy

At Oasis Bar and Grill, Bread & Gravy brings a homestyle, roots-rich sound in any lineup. The show blends well-known songs that span decades with the band’s own material, threading together Americana, blues, rock, and soul. Lighthearted humor and groan-worthy quips keep the mood easy, with plenty of laughs alongside familiar melodies and originals.

2026 Sequim Prairie Garden Club Plant Sale

Explore a wide array of plants at this annual plant sale, featuring everything from bright annuals and hardy perennials to bulbs and succulents. Pick up veggie starts, houseplants, and ready-made planted containers, and browse garden art and baked goods along the way. Coffee will be available while you shop, with even more finds waiting on the tables.

Volunteer Training- LPBMX

An all-volunteer organization is presenting a training made up of half-hour sessions so attendees can learn about several ways to help. Experienced volunteers will guide each segment, covering registration, snack shack operations, the bike shed, infield duties including running and setting up the gate, staging, video and live feed, announcing, and finish line responsibilities. The format offers a chance to explore multiple positions in a short amount of time.

Celebrate Trails Day!

Part of a nationwide celebration of America’s trails, this community gathering at Carrie Blake Park in Sequim highlights how local paths enrich daily life and strengthen community connections. With participation from Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, Ian's Ride, and other trail organizations, it offers a chance to enjoy the outdoors and appreciate the impact of trails on neighborhoods and communities. Parking is limited, so biking, carpooling, or walking is encouraged. Volunteer opportunities are available.

LYS Day

LYS Day features fresh yarn arrivals and a trunk show. Purchases include complimentary patterns and qualify for prize drawings. There will be plenty of fun and more to explore.

Hand Building – Forever Flowers & Vase (2nd Class)

A two-session hand building pottery class where participants create a unique ceramic vase accompanied by six handcrafted clay forever flowers. By the end, the coordinated vase and floral set is ready to enjoy as a lasting display.

Celebrate Trails Day

Celebrate Trails Day features a community roll along the Olympic Discovery Trail that spotlights inclusion and the connections trails create. This annual national initiative led by Rails-to-Trails Conservancy is presented locally with Ian’s Ride in partnership with the Peninsula Trails Coalition and Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, organizations that help build and care for routes like the Olympic Discovery Trail. The gathering point is Carrie Blake Park, with a relaxed, all-abilities ride headed toward Lewis Road. Cyclists, power chair users, and other wheeled participants are welcome. Two aid stations are planned at Railroad Bridge Park and Robin Hill Park, with snacks and drinks available at both stops. The day also brings trail groups such as Sequim Wheelers, Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, the Peninsula Trails Coalition, and others, plus food trucks, a merchandise table, and a photo booth. People across the country mark the occasion by enjoying their local paths in whatever way works for them, reflecting the event’s focus on access, community, and the ongoing effort that keeps trail networks thriving.

Free community childbirth educational courses

Free community education on childbirth is available through a series of courses that take a holistic, mama-centered approach. The emphasis is on whole-person learning and supportive preparation for birth.

Bread Tasting and Pickup (Order now)

Enjoy a friendly bread tasting and convenient pickup focused on small-batch sourdough. Sample one or two loaves and collect preordered bread from a menu that includes White Sourdough ($6), Chocolate Sourdough with chocolate chips ($8), Raisin ($8), Raisin Walnut ($10), Olive with rosemary ($9), 100% Whole Wheat ($6), 35% Rye ($6), and 100% Whole Rye ($6). Every loaf is crafted with organic flour and a natural sourdough starter, using mostly organic ingredients when possible. Placing an order in advance is recommended for easy next-day pickup.

Magic Academy: Learn to Play

A guided introduction to Magic: The Gathering for beginners takes place at Anime Kat. Participants learn the fundamentals using special practice decks, and the decks are theirs to keep afterward. This offering is part of a two session series, yet each session can be attended independently. The companion deck building session focuses on creating a 40 card deck from a pool of cards and includes instruction on formats that use this style, organizing by color, spotting key cards, planning a mana curve, and exploring color combinations. After building, an open play period invites players to test their new decks. Those who cannot make it can contact Drew to arrange a separate learn to play event.

Oxford Chapter 20 Fundraiser Sam Miller Comedy Night

A comedy fundraiser headlined by Sam Miller offers plenty of laughs, friendly company, and a welcoming sense of community as he performs on stage.

Yarn Circle

Drop in to sip and stitch with other crafters. Whether you knit, crochet, embroider, sew by hand, or enjoy another portable craft, there is a seat for you in the circle. You can make progress on your project while enjoying warm company and a cozy beverage. All experience levels are welcome and refreshments will be provided.

Rally in the Alley

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Cozy Book Exchange: Paint and Sip

A cozy gathering that brings together a friendly book exchange and a relaxed painting session with sipping for a creative, low key experience.

Clay in a Day Workshop

Begin with raw clay and finish with a custom pint glass or travel mug in a hands-on, three-hour session at Kindred Collective in Port Angeles. Sarah provides step-by-step demonstrations on slab building, then offers guidance as you decorate and assemble your piece. All materials, tools, and instruction are included, along with beverages. The workshop welcomes both newcomers and seasoned potters. It is designed for ages 12 and up, and anyone under 16 must attend with a ticketed adult. Enrollment is capped at 12 participants. Each piece is fired twice and finished with a glaze color of your choice. Completed mugs can be picked up at Kindred Collective, or shipped for a $10 fee per mug.

Magic: the Gathering Two-Headed Giant Commander Sunday

This event at Anime Kat features team-based Magic: The Gathering in the Two-Headed Giant Commander format. Registration is $7. Partners face off against other two-player teams, with each participant using a separate 100-card Commander deck while sharing a 60-point life total and following standard Two-Headed Giant rules. Every player receives a booster pack and a special promo card, and the winning team from each pod also earns a Promo Pack. As part of Two-Headed Giant Commander Night, the focus is on pairing up to play Commander and picking up promos along the way.

Groove: A Concert

The day features a concert paired with Saints Connect activities. North Olympic Peninsula (NOP) alumni gather at Mighty Pine Brewery. Before the music, a dedication honors the Barbara Wippel Thomsen Green Room. After the performance, NOP and friends gather in the Sunset Lounge, hosted by Christopher and Lisa Thomsen, with hors d'oeuvres and wine and cocktails available for purchase at the bar.

Groove, A Concert

Field Hall presents a wind ensemble showcase from Saint Martin’s University Music Department in the Donna M. Morris Theater. Groove explores American music and history through jazz, Latin, and dance influences, emphasizing the nation’s variety of voices along with common threads. Drawing on inspirations that include Thelonious Monk and Sonny Rollins, classic American composers, early 20th century dances, reflections on the history and culture of Wounded Knee, and the sounds of San Antonio’s boardwalk, the program travels across eras and styles with a steady pulse that ties everything together. The repertoire features Melodious Thunk by David Biedenbender, Lichtweg/Lightway by Jennifer Jolley, The National Game by John Philip Sousa, Suite of Old American Dances by Robert Russell Bennett, Counterbalance by Todd Stalter, Ghost Dances by Roland Barrett, Shenandoah by Frank Ticheli, and Symphonic Dance No. 3 “Fiesta” by Clifton Williams. There is an intermission. Graduating students will be recognized and the Director’s Award will be presented. General admission is free. The ticketing platform Ludus applies a 5 percent service fee to card transactions, which can be avoided by paying with cash or check at the box office.

Rewind

Rewind brings a high-energy 80s celebration to Sequim Elks, delivering live music with a nostalgic flair. The set spans beloved hits from the decade, from synth-heavy anthems to dance floor staples, capturing the spirit of big hair and catchy hooks in a lively party atmosphere. Admission is $10 for members and $12 for guests.

Owl

Owl Medicine performs at The Howling Moon Craft Tavern, and the choice to attend is yours.

Karaoke

Round up your friends for Be a Star and make it a shared experience.

Pop-Up Introduction To Fan Veils Workshop

This welcoming workshop invites dancers of all experience levels to explore the belly dance fusion prop known as fan veils. Participants will practice opening and closing the fans with speed and grace, learn foundational movements and short combinations with the fans both open and closed, and refine posing for clean lines in practice and performance. Fans are available to borrow, or bring your own if preferred. The class fee is $15, payable by cash, Venmo, or card. RSVP is encouraged by email at taliabellydancer@gmail.com or by phone at 360-461-5696.

MOBILITY + MEDITATION

Experience smoother movement, deeper breathing, and a calmer mindset in a class that blends yoga focused on functional movement with mobility work and a short meditation with guidance. You will practice dynamic movement patterns that support healthy joints, better posture, and steady balance, then conclude with a mindful pause to settle the nervous system. This session suits anyone seeking to increase range of motion, relieve stiffness and stress, build usable strength and better control, and connect physical training with greater mental clarity. Held at Nutritious Movement. Pricing is $15 for a single visit or $125 for a 10-class pass.

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. Winners of each pod will also receive a Promo Pack.

Art In Bloom Hand Built Vase Workshop

Celebrate Mothers Day by creating a unique, handmade gift. This workshop is in partnership with the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center. Participants will hand-build a ceramic vase, add texture and details, and choose a glaze. The cost covers all materials, firing, glazing, and flowers to fill the vase. No prior experience is necessary, guidance will be provided. The finished vase can be picked up at the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center.

OPAS Field Trip: Mouth of the Elwha River Bird Walk — OLYMPIC PENINSULA AUDUBON SOCIETY

Explore the mouth of the Elwha River, a place where the landscape is reshaping itself after dam removals. Discover how the river’s restoration is transforming the delta. This trip is designed to observe water birds and songbirds, with a focus on gulls. Participants should be prepared for a trail that transitions to soft sand. Binoculars and wet/cold weather gear are recommended; scopes are encouraged. Registration is required and limited to 12 participants.

Pokemon League Challenge

Get started with organized play at Anime Kat with a League Challenge tailored for newer competitors and seasoned players alike. Hosted monthly through Play! Pokémon, this entry-level tournament offers a first step into formal competition and awards Championship Points that can contribute toward a potential Worlds invitation. The event uses the Standard format, requires a deck list, and has a $6 entry fee. Matches follow Swiss pairings, best of one, across three 30-minute rounds. Win a Play! Pokémon Prize Pack for each round you take, with at least one Prize Pack guaranteed. Every participant also receives a regular Pokémon booster pack. If booster packs are temporarily unavailable at Anime Kat, store credit equal to the entry fee will be added to your account for a future purchase.

Trio Brasileiro

Presented by Field Hall Performs at The Sunset Lounge, this concert spotlights Trio Brasileiro with Dudu Maia, Douglas Lora, and Alexandre Lora. Celebrated internationally for their tight musical bond, the group offers an intimate, glowing take on Brazilian choro. Their album Rosa dos Ventos earned a 2018 Grammy nomination for Best World Music Album and was recognized by DownBeat among the year’s top 20 jazz releases, underscoring their expressive range and precision. The trio’s connection runs deep. Brothers Douglas, on seven-string guitar, and Alexandre, on percussion, began making music together early on, later teaming with bandolin virtuoso Dudu Maia. Regular creative retreats in Caraíva inspired the ensemble Caraivana and strengthened the partnership that fuels their work. Performances move between classic choro and original compositions, marked by nimble interaction, rich detail, and an uplifting sense of joy. Audiences in the Pacific Northwest may remember their appearance at Wintergrass and their faculty concerts at Centrum in Port Townsend. General admission is $20. Card purchases include a 5 percent service fee through the ticketing platform, which can be avoided by paying with cash or check at the box office.

Six Week Intermediate Hand Building

This six-week course is designed for those with some hand-building experience. Participants will build upon their existing skills as they explore more complex projects. Assistance will be provided during the class to help with project completion. The course fee includes clay, glazing and firing, and a studio membership for the duration of the class, plus one week of access outside of class time.

Olympic Peninsula Resource Co-Op

At Port Angeles DSHS, community members can meet local providers who offer help with medical care, nutrition support, child care, housing needs, and other essential resources. It is a straightforward way to learn what services are available locally and how to connect with them.

Good Guys Shoot

This informal event is open to everyone and often attended by club regulars. You can anticipate starting your day with coffee, engaging conversation, and, of course, plenty of target practice.

Computer Class

Build confidence using a computer in a free class that welcomes complete beginners and anyone looking to refresh their skills. Work at your own pace alongside a library staff member on topics ranging from basic mouse use to creating an Excel spreadsheet. These NorthStar classes adapt to the needs and interests of participants. Space is limited to nine people, and advance registration is required. Laptops are provided, and attendees are encouraged to bring their own laptop if they have one.

Trivia Night

Form a team of up to six players and face off against other teams in a trivia competition for prizes. It is also Taco Tuesday.

Weekly Plucking Posse

Now in its second year, this volunteer effort brightens the Waterfront District by tackling the small eyesores that add up. Work begins at the Port Angeles Downtown Fountain, then shifts to spots along the district as the crew gets underway. Volunteers focus on removing weeds from planter beds, under tree well grates, in sidewalk cracks, and along street curbs, and they also address moss, algae-stained concrete, and unattended waste. Bring gloves and common sense. Tools are provided, though they can run short, so bringing personal tools is encouraged. Plans depend on the weather and may be canceled in poor conditions. If arriving later, look for the team already working somewhere in the Waterfront District rather than at the fountain.

Clallam Extension – One on One Garden Advice at 5th Street – 2026

Master Gardeners will be available to answer gardening questions. This event will occur rain or shine.

April Chamber Luncheon

The April Chamber Luncheon at Sunland Golf Club features the annual sponsor, Sequim Irrigation Festival, with the 2026 Royalty in attendance. The festival group opens the program by sharing their traveling song. Afterward, Dr. Mason and Sally Rodgers of the Pet Emergency Group speak as part of the program.

Yu-Gi-Oh! Open Play

Looking for a relaxed place to play Yu-Gi-Oh! Come to Anime Kat for casual open play. This is a laid-back event where you can show up whenever it works for you and jump into games with other players. There is no entry fee and no tournament structure. Just bring your deck, meet other duelists, and enjoy a few games at your own pace. Whether you are brand new or have been playing for years, you are welcome to join in. Come hang out, play some matches, and enjoy a casual Yu-Gi-Oh! night at the store.

Neuro Night

This is a supportive group for individuals whose brains function or develop in unique ways. Attendees are welcome to watch movies, so feel free to bring one. Please note that VHS tapes are not currently compatible unless you bring your own player. Come relax in a fun, personal space, and enjoy the time together.

Karaoke Party

DJ Designated Danni leads a karaoke night, queuing up the songs participants want to perform. The setup features a high quality sound system. Food and drinks come from The Loom Bar, and a changing display of art offers something to explore while waiting for a turn at the mic. It is free to listen and free to sing, and donations are welcome.

Star Wars Unlimited: Weekly Play

Star Wars: Unlimited newcomers and veterans can gather at Anime Kat for easygoing, open play. Arrive whenever you like during the session and play at whatever pace feels comfortable. Borrow a deck if you need one, and staff are available to walk beginners through the basics. Regular players can find casual matchups and connect with fellow fans. There is no entry fee and no formal tournament, just friendly games in a welcoming setting.

5-Week Storytelling Course

This five-week course focuses on crafting compelling personal stories that connect in the workplace, with friends and family, or on stage. Participants build confidence while learning practical techniques to shape real experiences into engaging narratives and to deliver them with clarity and presence. Each week develops a key skill, starting with uncovering the story you want to tell, then exploring structure and stakes, followed by weaving the pieces together to find your flow. The series continues with a rehearsal-style polish that includes giving and receiving feedback, and culminates in a final share-out that mirrors a live performance. An optional Story Slam at Studio Bob offers an additional opportunity to present. All materials are provided, and participants may bring a preferred pen or a laptop for writing.

Acoustic Wednesdays

An acoustic series hosted by Christopher Spillman of Topia Vana. Each week, Christopher performs his own original songs and invites a few friends to take the stage, with a focus on live acoustic music and collaborative performances.

Karaoke

Karaoke with KJ Doc features an open mic for singers of all levels to share their favorite songs. A wing special is available, making it easy to fuel up while enjoying the performances.

Kaleidoscope Play & Learn – Port Angeles

At the First Step Family Support Center Administrative Building, this play group welcomes parents, caregivers, and children ages 0 to 5. Activities include storytelling, simple crafts, circle time, snacks, and more. Sessions are free and open to everyone.

Coast Lines Poetry Salon at Gentle House

At Gentle House in Port Angeles, the Coast Lines Poetry Salon gathers each month for an hour of craft discussion and writing, followed by a spotlight reader and an open reading. It is designed for poetry writers and admirers.

Family Storytime

At the Sequim Branch Library, families can enjoy a lively storytime with engaging read-alouds, new songs, and plenty of chances to move. Each session nurtures early literacy and community through interactive rhymes, music, and stories. Books are selected year-round to honor and broaden the diverse experiences and perspectives of children. Spend time together strengthening the foundations for reading success.

Young Voices Choir Practice

Students ages 5-18 are invited to weekly choir practice. Newcomers are welcome to join in learning, fun, and making a joyful noise. Youth will learn the many components of being in a choir. Parents are welcome to attend rehearsals or wait in the church library or nursery.

Riftbound Open Play

Anime Kat is beginning early-stage meet-ups for Riftbound, the League of Legends trading card game, centered on learning together and growing a local scene. Product availability is limited, learn-to-play kits are not yet on hand, and staff are still learning the rules, so these gatherings are not formal lessons or tournaments. Participants can expect relaxed sessions to try the game, no entry fees, and Riftbound promo cards for those who take part. More structure will be added as introductory products and teaching materials become available. Organizers are also seeking a community leader who already knows the game or is eager to learn quickly and support others, offering a chance to help shape how the local Riftbound scene develops. A prerelease and organized tournaments are planned.

Vinyasa flow Intermediate, Every Thursday

An intermediate Vinyasa flow session that links breath and movement in a dynamic practice. Participants are guided through a refresher of foundational techniques alongside advanced poses, with a focus on deepening the connection between mind and body. The experience includes breathwork, meditation, and a sound bath. Modifications and hands on adjustments are provided in a serene, uplifting environment to support renewal and help you leave feeling refreshed.

From Science to Action through Art: Four Artists Bear Witness to Climate Change

At Port Angeles Fine Arts Center, four artists collaborate on an evening that translates climate science into art, music, poetry, and essay. Visual artist Natalie Niblack, exhibiting the installation “66 Birds/ 3 Degree” in the Field Notes exhibition, appears with Northwest poet Holly Hughes, Canadian American composer and performer Sarah Bassingwaighte, and philosopher essayist Kathleen Dean Moore. The program features birdsong, choral works, and poems inspired by birds both living and extinct, along with essays accompanied by music that give voice to species threatened by climate change. Lite bites will be provided and drinks will be available for purchase.

Ease in Slow & Gentle Yoga

Arrive just as you are and ease into a slow, gentle yoga session. The practice builds strength gradually, supports alignment, and encourages healthy circulation. It is well suited for beginners, anyone returning after a break, people managing injuries, and those seeking a softer approach. The class is designed to leave you feeling energized and to support better sleep.

Barry Burnette and Friends

Barry Burnette, a fourth grade teacher, showcases favorites from the 60s, 70s, and 80s, welcomes special guests, and leads lively sing-alongs. All ages are welcome.

Bingo. Beers. Decency.

Enjoy a charity bingo night where a $2 donation per bingo card and 15% of sales will be contributed to a nonprofit. This months beneficiary is Pet Emergency Group, a local organization that seeks to improve access to after-hours emergency veterinary care on the Olympic Peninsula. All ages are welcome to play for prizes and support a local cause.

Friday Art Social

Enjoy a relaxed creative social where participants can bring their own art or craft projects or start something new with supplies on hand. The gathering is free, open to all ages, and dog-friendly, offering a welcoming space to meet like-minded artistic people and express creativity. Food and drinks are available at The Loom Bar.

Crazy Callen Weekend

Crazy Callen Weekend brings a full slate of festivities to Carrie Blake Park. Multiple events run throughout the weekend, featuring live music performances, a variety of food trucks, and exciting activities. The program also includes art exhibitions and interactive workshops, offering something for everyone.

May Downtown Shop & Stroll

Celebrate the start of the 131st Irrigation Festival with a shop and stroll in Downtown Sequim. Take in the First Friday Art Walk by visiting local art venues, and explore nearby shops and restaurants featuring after-hours specials.

Downtown Shop & Stroll

Blue Whole Gallery partners with other downtown Sequim shops to help launch the 131st Irrigation Festival with a special shopping experience. The celebration coincides with Sequim's First Friday Art Walk, bringing together gallery visits and local storefront browsing. For more details, refer to the event flyer.

Magic: The Gathering—Secrets of Strixhaven Draft

Anime Kat hosts a Magic: The Gathering draft featuring the Secrets of Strixhaven set. The entry fee is $20, with registration taking place before drafting begins. Players earn one booster pack for each match win, and everyone takes home at least one pack. The top four finishers also receive promo packs.

More Than The Blues Opening Reception

An opening reception at the North Olympic Library System introduces More than the Blues, a perinatal mental health awareness exhibition that highlights the emotional realities of pregnancy, the postpartum period, and the transition into parenthood through creative expression. The showcase features a range of forms such as visual art, sculpture, poetry, and mixed media. Contributors may choose to remain anonymous or use a pseudonym, and pieces can be offered for purchase with no commission retained by the library. The exhibition focuses on building understanding, reducing stigma, and strengthening community care through creativity and connection. Artwork for the show is coordinated through First Step Family Support Center.

Doctor G

Doctor G leads a set that travels through the golden era of rock and blues, nodding to Dylan, Petty, Clapton, and Morrison while weaving in energetic, heartfelt original songs. The Howling Moon Craft Tavern is family friendly and offers an extensive selection of craft beers, ciders, and cocktails, along with a menu that includes Toasted Sandos and Moon Rolls.

Tuff Puffin and more

Field Arts & Events Hall hosts a high-energy night in the Donna M. Morris Theater with a two-band bill that starts with Tuff Puffin and closes with Whump. Expect a groove-forward mix that leans into funk, disco, and improvisation, made for dancing. Formed in 2022, Tuff Puffin blends original tunes with reimagined favorites, drawing on influences like Earth, Wind & Fire, Parliament, and Aretha Franklin. The lineup features Hannah Hockett on lead vocals, guitar, and keys, along with Robb Hoffman on drums, Daniel Csizmadia on guitar and vocals, Jason Taylor on bass and vocals, and Kyle Osborn on keys and vocals. Whump is an Olympic Peninsula trio whose sound crosses funk, jazz fusion, country, and rock. Daniel Csizmadia and Peter Beeler began playing together in 2019, and in 2023 they teamed up with Jason Taylor to form the band. Their live shows spotlight tight chemistry, improvisation, and songwriting that keeps every set fresh. Tickets are priced from $18 to $25, with financial assistance available. Card purchases through the ticketing platform include a 5 percent service fee, while paying by cash or check at the box office avoids this fee.

First Friday

A First Friday celebration brings art created in the moment by the Hollidays together with sweets and New Orleans inspired sounds touched with Cajun Zydeco. The mix of on-the-spot creativity and lively music creates a warm, festive atmosphere.

Toddler Storytime

Get ready to move and groove at a storytime designed for toddlers! This event will feature songs, stories, and activities to get the wiggles out.

Helping Hands Community Lunch

Share a warm meal and a little kindness at a free community lunch focused on supporting neighbors facing food insecurity or other challenges. Guests can bring items to contribute, such as a pot of hot soup, a side salad, pre-made and wrapped PBJ sandwiches, or baked goods. Donations of gently used clothing, socks, gloves, and other essentials in all sizes are also welcome. Contributions can be dropped off and you may head out, or you can stay to help as a volunteer. The gathering takes place at Jessie Webster Park behind Swains in Port Angeles.

Magic: The Gathering Standard Showdown

Anime Kat hosts a Magic: The Gathering Standard showdown with free entry. Registration takes place before the first round, followed by competitive play. First place receives a foil promo pack plus an extra Magic: The Gathering promo card, second and third get a regular promo pack, and all participants receive a previous promo card.

Trashion Show

Celebrate inventive fashion at the Guy F Cole Convention Center as creators present outfits made from at least 75 percent recycled materials before the Crazy Callen Weekend audience. In keeping with the Sequim Irrigation Festival theme, Let’s Go Sequimming, participants can compete for prizes across multiple categories. Anyone who has made a trashion outfit is eligible to enter, and there is no cost to participate. An application is required and will be available soon. Winning looks will be showcased at local businesses throughout Clallam County.

Michael Harrison, Reimagining the Art of Ventriloquism

In the Donna M. Morris Theater at Field Arts & Events Hall, Michael Harrison presents a high-energy solo showcase that reshapes ventriloquism through original puppets, touches of old-school vaudeville, and contemporary storytelling for a family-friendly evening of comedy. Known from America’s Got Talent and celebrated as a longtime Disney performer for more than 20 years, he has delivered over 3,500 shows in more than 40 countries. Expect inventive routines that playfully upend tradition, with moments where audience members may be invited on stage to become part of the fun. The performance also shines a light on creativity, encouraging kids and adults alike to chase their imaginative passions. Tickets range from $22 to $27, and financial assistance is available. The ticketing platform Ludus adds a 5% service fee to card transactions. Paying at the box office by cash or check avoids this fee.

Ribbon Cutting for Farmer's and Artisans Market Opening Day

A ribbon cutting at the Sequim Civic Center marks the opening day and the start of a new season for the Sequim Farmers and Artisans Market. Attendees gather shortly before the ceremony, and the ribbon is cut to officially launch the market.

PNW

PNW - The Band performs live at Rosie's.

Ecstatic Dance 1st & 3rd Saturdays

A community-led ecstatic dance gathering takes place on the first and third Saturday each month, created by people who want to offer open, conscious movement in Sequim and nearby areas. From the moment you enter the room, the focus is on letting go of judgment and expectations, listening to your emotions and sensations, and moving in the way that feels right for you. Authentic expression is welcome and there is no right or wrong way to participate. A sliding scale of $10 to $20 is suggested, and the space offers an open door approach so you may arrive or depart whenever it suits you. Updates about DJs and music curators are shared in the comments. To support a safe, meditative dance space, participants are asked to dance barefoot, unless a physical condition requires soft, indoor-only shoes. Wear comfortable layers and everyone wears a top. No alcohol or drugs are permitted. Please keep the dance floor quiet to preserve a movement-based, contemplative atmosphere, speaking softly only when checking for consent. Come scent free, avoiding fragrances and essential oils. Phones should be turned off and cameras or video are not used; if marketing photos are planned, dancers will be told ahead of time. Stay aware of others as you move. Consent is central. Many people prefer to dance solo in a shared space, so give others room. Look for a clear yes before engaging with someone, such as turning toward you, moving closer, or offering an open hand. Respect any no, including turning away or not responding. If you are unsure, ask quietly. A gesture of hands together at the heart is a way to say thank you or to communicate a boundary.

Ribbon Cutting - Sequim Irrigation Festival

A ceremonial ribbon cutting will kick off the 131st Sequim Irrigation Festival at Carrie Blake Park. Attendees will gather at the James Performing Arts Center before the ribbon is cut.

Bread Tasting and Pickup

Enjoy a relaxed bread tasting and pick up any loaves you have reserved. The menu features a variety of sourdough options, including White Sourdough for $6, Chocolate Sourdough with chocolate chips for $8, Raisin Sourdough for $8, Raisin Walnut Sourdough for $10, Olive Sourdough with rosemary for $9, Whole Wheat Sourdough at 100 percent for $6, Rye Sourdough at 35 percent for $6, and Whole Rye Sourdough at 100 percent for $6. One or two selections will be available to sample. All breads are made with organic flour, a sourdough starter, and mostly organic ingredients when possible. To secure a loaf for pickup, place your order in advance and collect it during the tasting.

Michael Harrison

Michael Harrison appears at Field Arts & Events Hall in Port Angeles, Washington. Explore ticket listings to choose your seats for this performance.

Trivia Night

A monthly trivia gathering takes place at The Vets Hall. A $5 donation is requested.

Symphony VI: Puccini's Tosca

Symphony VI presents Puccini's Tosca in a concert performance at Port Angeles High School. This live opera event highlights the music and drama of Tosca in a concert format, showcasing Puccini’s score within a live performing arts setting.

Let's Go Sequimming!

The Sequim City Band brings an outdoor performance to the James Center for the Performing Arts with Let’s Go Sequimming, rounding out Crazy Callen Weekend of the Sequim Irrigation Festival. This sea themed program invites listeners to the waters of the Strait of Juan de Fuca, where a friendly Kraken near the lighthouse welcomes all who come to celebrate community, history, and a hint of adventure. The music charts a voyage with Seagate Overture, reflections on the legacy of Titanic, and lively Bayou rhythms that suggest faraway shores. It strolls along the coast with Sousa’s Manhattan Beach, raises voices in A Sea Chantey Voyage, and surges with selections from Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest, where the Kraken may surface in sound. The finale, Victory at Sea by Richard Rodgers, draws from the World War II documentary series chronicling naval battles across the globe, evoking the intensity of conflict and the resilience of those who served. The concert is free and family friendly, offering music, mythology, and maritime adventure that celebrate Sequim’s heritage and the festival’s theme.

Strixhaven Commander Party

Immerse yourself in Strixhaven during a multiplayer Commander Party featuring exclusive rules shaped by the set’s story and theme. Entry is $7. Every participant receives a booster pack and a special promotional card, and winners of each pod also take home a Promo Pack.

Crazy Daze Breakfast

Enjoy a breakfast paired with a whodunit murder mystery at the Guy F Cole Convention Center. Attendees can don their most outrageous outfits for a chance at Crazy Daze audience awards, and dressing up is optional. The event honors DR Callen, known as Crazy Callen, the designer of the first irrigation ditches in Sequim that diverted water from the Dungeness River to the Sequim Valley. This annual tradition, the Crazy Daze Breakfast, combines a lighthearted mystery with a tribute to local history.

Mobility + Meditation

Find a steady rhythm of movement and stillness at Nutritious Movement with a class that blends functional yoga, mobility work, and guided meditation. Begin with dynamic sequences that support joint care, better posture, and improved stability, then close with a short guided practice to calm the nervous system. It is well suited for anyone aiming to expand range of motion, ease stiffness and stress, build practical strength and control, and pair physical training with mental clarity. Pricing is $15 for a drop-in or $125 for a 10-class pass.

MTG-Commander Sunday-$7

Participate in a multiplayer Commander format Magic: The Gathering event. The entry fee is $7. Registration begins at 1:00 PM, with the round starting at 1:30 PM. Each player will receive a booster pack, and winners of each pod will be awarded a Promo Pack.

Free Jazz Sunday

Field Hall and Hallett Advisors present a free jazz showcase in the Sunset Lounge. General admission has no charge and is first come, first served, and seating is not guaranteed for the entire program. VIP private tables for four are available with a $40 donation and an RSVP, and these provide guaranteed seating. A special guest performer will be announced. The Sunset Lounge will offer a Bloody Mary and Mimosa bar, and the Waterfront Coffee Bar will be open with food and drinks. This is a monthly series at Field Hall supported by local donors, and additional contributions can be made at checkout or during the event. Capacity is limited, and once seats are filled, standing room is available.

Stoneware Glazing Workshop – Northern Lights

Glaze a stoneware mug that captures the shifting colors of the northern lights. Over the course of three hours, learn how to layer and blend glazes so color flows across the surface for a one-of-a-kind finish. The session welcomes complete beginners and also offers fresh techniques for experienced potters. Choose your mug shape and follow clear, step by step guidance in a relaxed, supportive setting. Finished stoneware is durable, dishwasher safe, and microwave safe, making it a great everyday companion for coffee, tea, or cocoa. The workshop fee is $15, plus the price of the mug you select, typically about $35 to $40. Instruction, firing, and finishing are included. Completed pieces will be ready for pickup in approximately 7 to 10 days.

Gort Gang Shoot

An open morning session welcomes everyone and offers a simple way to start the week with practice at 15 to 20 feet. Skip the Monday slump and put that energy into practice instead.

NOSSG – Local Spinning Group, Port Angeles

At 8th Street Emporium in Port Angeles, a relaxed spinning meetup brings people together to spin and connect. The group gathers on alternating Mondays. Plans are subject to change and meetings may be canceled without notice.

Six Week Intermediate Hand Building – Mon Evening P.A.

This six-week course is designed for students with some hand-building experience. It will allow you to build on your existing skills and explore more ambitious projects. Youll receive assistance with project completion. The course fee includes clay, glazing and firing of the provided clay, as well as a studio membership for the duration of the class, plus an additional week for extra practice. Please note the cancellation policy, classes cancelled close to the start date may not be refundable.

Good Guys Shoot

This is an informal event that is open to everyone and is regularly attended by members. You can kick off your morning with coffee, engaging conversation, and some target practice.

One on One Garden Advice at 5th Street – 2026

Master Gardeners provide one-on-one garden advice at Fifth Street Community Garden. They will be on site in any weather to answer gardening questions and offer personalized guidance to help your garden thrive.

Films @ Field Hall: Spaceballs

Field Hall presents a Films @ Field Hall screening of Spaceballs in the Donna M. Morris Theater. This pay-what-makes-you-happy program welcomes RSVPs, with a suggested donation of $10 to $15, and guests will be asked to register at the door. Keep the Star Wars celebration going by arriving in a playful costume and enjoy themed food and drink specials in the Sunset Lounge before the film. Food and beverages are available for purchase through the Sunset Bar & Lounge. In a distant galaxy where planet Spaceball has exhausted its air and turned to Perri-Air, President Skroob dispatches the menacing Dark Helmet to kidnap Princess Vespa of oxygen-rich Druidia, only to be challenged by renegade pilot Lone Starr and his half-man, half-dog partner, Barf. The film is rated PG for some suggestive humor and comic violence and has a runtime of 1 hour and 36 minutes. Field Arts & Events Hall does not generally provide content advisories, since sensitivities vary. For guidance on themes and age appropriateness, resources such as Common Sense Media, IMDb, and DoesTheDogDie.com can be consulted.

National Rarities Buying Event

National Rarities is holding a limited three day buying event at Plaza Jeweler's in Sequim, Washington, where attendees can bring valuables to sell. Their team will evaluate items and provide payment immediately. No appointment is required and walk-ins are welcome.

NOSSG – Local Inkle Weaving Group, Port Angeles

This is a casual gathering for individuals interested in inkle weaving. Participants support each other in their weaving projects. Parking is available in the back, on the side street, and on 8th Street.

Yu-Gi-Oh! Open Play

Looking for a place to play Yu-Gi-Oh!? Stop by for casual open play. This is a laid-back event where you can show up whenever it works for you and jump into games with other players. There is no entry fee and no tournament structure. Just bring your deck, meet other duelists, and enjoy a few games at your own pace. Whether you are brand new or have been playing for years, you are welcome to join in. Come hang out, play some matches, and enjoy a casual Yu-Gi-Oh! night at the store.

Rainshadow Referrals Visitor Day

A Visitor Day for BNI Rainshadow Referrals takes place at KSQM 91.5 FM Community Radio and offers a friendly space for professionals to grow their business through connections. Attendees can meet local peers, talk about their work, and explore how referral networking functions while forming strong business ties, with no obligation to join. Peninsula Party Booth will lead the featured session on how a professional photo booth can enhance events and help capture memorable moments, followed by a hands-on activity where participants make a keepsake to bring home.

Kaleidoscope Play & Learn – Port Angeles

Designed for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to five, this relaxed playgroup features story time, simple crafts, a shared circle, snacks, and other playful activities. Attendance is free and open to all.

Young Voices choir practice

Students ages 5-18 are welcome to join the Young Voices choir practice. Newcomers are very welcome to come learn, have fun, and make a joyful noise. Parents are welcome to attend rehearsals or wait in the church library or nursery.

Mother’s Day Store Party

Celebrate moms at a Mother’s Day store party at the Port Angeles Maurices. Enjoy a bonus with purchase, and the first 20 arrivals will receive a surprise. Look forward to a friendly vibe and stylish finds throughout the store.

Sequim Group – Support and Action On Wheels

The Sequim meeting of Support and Action On Wheels brings the paralysis community together for conversation and peer connection at Barhop Brewing & Artisan Pizza Sequim. Participation is limited to people living with paralysis and their immediate families and caregivers, and it is not open to public or private enterprise. This is a peer support gathering rather than a professional service. Experiences and views shared are those of individual participants, and everyone is encouraged to take what is helpful and leave the rest. For questions, contact Ian, the group representative, at ian@ecman.net or 360-808-6588.

PBH's 2026 Annual Gala Featuring Keynote Lauren Sisler

Peninsula Behavioral Health presents its 2026 gala, Strength in Every Story, highlighted by a keynote from Lauren Sisler, an ESPN sportscaster, author, and advocate for mental health and addiction awareness. The evening features a gourmet dinner prepared by Chef Michael McQuay of Kokopelli Grill and a live program at Field Arts & Events Hall.

Clallam Extension – All About Houseplants: Selection, Care and Propagation

Join the Master Gardeners for the Green Thumb Education Series of 2026. Jeanette Stehr-Green will be presenting on the selection, care, and propagation of houseplants.

Peninsula Behavioral Health Presents 2026 Annual Gala: Strength in Every Story

Attend the Peninsula Behavioral Health’s 2026 Gala, Strength in Every Story. The evening features Lauren Sisler, an ESPN sportscaster, author, and advocate for mental health and addiction awareness. Guests will enjoy a gourmet dinner and a live program.

Making Waves- Gala and Auction

Feiro Marine Life Center marks a sapphire anniversary, celebrating 45 years of hands-on education and community science that have nurtured curiosity and connection to the local marine world. The Making Waves Gala and Auction at Field Arts and Events Hall honors this milestone while fueling the next chapter of the center’s work. This fundraising event provides essential support for ongoing programs and operations. Proceeds help care for a vibrant, living facility that features public marine exhibits, interactive learning experiences, a teaching laboratory, and a welcoming hub for marine studies enjoyed by thousands each year. The evening includes silent and live auctions, a raffle, and a raise the paddle, with additional opportunities to contribute.

High Timber

High Timber sets an intimate tone at Base Camp with acoustic narratives, soulful singing, and an unplugged energy that brings the performance up close. The atmosphere blends a cozy cider touch with a breezy mountain-air feel, creating a welcoming space where the songs truly resonate. Admission is free and happy hour runs all evening, with the music unfolding across a pair of special nights.

Magic: The Gathering—Secrets of Strixhaven Draft

Anime Kat hosts a Magic: The Gathering draft featuring the Secrets of Strixhaven set. The entry fee is $20. Prizes include one pack for each match win, with at least one pack guaranteed, and promo packs awarded to the top four players.

Storytelling: "Know Better"

Returning to Studio Bob, this evening of storytelling explores the theme Know Better, reflecting on hindsight, missed signs, repeated patterns, and the lessons that eventually stick. Anyone interested can drop a name in the bag to share a five-minute true personal story on the theme. There is no pressure to tell, since a thoughtful audience is always needed, and everyone is welcome to listen and take part in the communal experience of oral storytelling.

High Timber

Settle in at Oasis Bar and Grill for an intimate set from High Timber that leans into an acoustic, minimalist feel and real connection. Expect ringing acoustic guitar, warm vocals, and an Americana undercurrent influenced by timeless artists such as Simon and Garfunkel and Fleetwood Mac, with a hint of the open road. In the soft glow of the room, you will hear familiar tunes alongside pieces that resonate deeply. More than a performance, it is a shared moment where harmonies feel close and every word carries weight.

Bread & Gravy Duo

The Bread & Gravy Duo brings a rootsy, feel-good sound to Rosie's in Port Angeles. The set mixes familiar favorites from multiple eras with original material, pulling from Americana, blues, rock, and soul. Playful banter and groan-worthy jokes between songs add plenty of laughs, rounding out a cozy, down-home vibe.

Classic Car Show

A fan favorite of Grand Finale Weekend, this showcase spotlights classic automobiles in a relaxed, welcoming setting. Stroll past gleaming vehicles, chat with owners about their builds and histories, and take in a diverse mix of beloved cars. It offers plenty to appreciate for long-time enthusiasts as well as anyone curious about automotive style and craftsmanship.

Art In Bloom: Flower Bar

At the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center during Art in Bloom, a special Flower Bar invites visitors to choose blooms for themselves or someone they care about, then either craft a personalized bouquet or select a pre-arranged option prepared by center staff. In the gallery, explore ekphrastic floral designs created by local florists. Enjoy handcrafted drinks from Dragon's Brew Coffee and macarons from Tiny Biscuits Sweets and Confections, and stop by the gift shop for a card by a local artist to complete a present. Round out the experience with the "Field Notes" exhibition, and take care of Mother’s Day gifting while enjoying floral artistry in one place.

Second Saturday Art Walk-Brianna

This is a Second Saturday Art Walk event. It is sponsored by the Port Angeles Arts Council.

Ladies of Laughter

The nationally touring Ladies of Laughter Funny and Fabulous showcase brings a powerhouse trio of comedians to the Donna M. Morris Theater at Field Arts & Events Hall for a show packed with sharp wit, warmth, and plenty of laughs. Before the performance, the Sunset Lounge will serve Mom-osas along with other treats, making it a festive way to mark Mother’s Day. Born as a New York video competition honoring comedian Mary Jo Wobker, Ladies of Laughter has grown into a national competition and tour recognized as a launching pad for women in comedy. Since 2012, the Funny and Fabulous Tour has highlighted winners and standout performers. Alumni include Amy Schumer, Melissa Rauch, Tammy Pescatelli, Rachel Feinstein, Marina Franklin, Michelle Buteau, Zarna Garg, Kelly MacFarland, and Dena Blizzard, among many others who later headlined and appeared across television, radio, and film. This performance features Wendy Liebman, known for appearances on late night mainstays hosted by Johnny Carson, David Letterman, Jay Leno, Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel, and Craig Ferguson, plus Hollywood Squares, as well as specials on HBO, Comedy Central, and Showtime. She reached the semifinals on America’s Got Talent season 9 and appeared in Showtime’s Even More Funny Women of a Certain Age. She also produces Locally Grown Comedy at Flappers in Burbank, and her special Taller on TV is available on Apple Plus. Stephanie Blum, the 2002 Ladies of Laughter professional winner, headlines in clubs and casinos nationwide, performs on Holland America Cruise Lines, and appears at venues such as Mohegan Sun, The Comedy Store, the Improv, Flappers, The Ice House, rooms on the Las Vegas Strip, and New York staples including Comic Strip, Carolines on Broadway, Gotham Comedy Club, the Improv, and Stand Up New York, as well as the Comedy and Magic Club alongside Paul Reiser, Jay Leno, and Arsenio Hall. Karen Rontowski’s credits include The Late Show with David Letterman, Sirius Satellite Radio, Comics Unleashed, Live at Gotham, Comedy Central, and Mysteries of the Unexplained. Her Dry Bar Comedy special Ridiculous Me on VidAngel has surpassed 20 million views, and she tours with her Psychic Stand Up, blending decades of stand up with years of tarot reading. Tickets are 25 to 55 dollars, and financial assistance is available. Card purchases through the Ludus ticketing platform include a 5 percent service fee, which can be avoided by paying at the box office with cash or check.

Magic: the Gathering Two-Headed Giant Commander Sunday

Anime Kat hosts a Two-Headed Giant Commander event for Magic: The Gathering. Teams of two face other teams in multiplayer Commander, with each player bringing a separate 100-card Commander deck and sharing a 60-point life total under standard Two-Headed Giant rules. Registration is $7. Every player receives a booster pack and a special promo card, and the winners in each pod pick up an additional Promo Pack.

An Artists’ Retreat with Anna Rhodes

An immersive art retreat on the Olympic Peninsula with Anna Rhodes, framed by the Pacific Northwest’s striking scenery. Serene, deep waters, lush green peaks, and close views of the Olympic Mountains rising sharply from the shoreline create a powerful setting for creative work. The retreat focuses on steady, day-by-day growth through shared learning and practice within a supportive community. Participants build skills and knowledge each day, with hands-on sessions that inform, inspire, and nurture each artist’s creative voice.

Gort Gang Shoot

At Peninsula Pistol & Rifle Club, the Gort Gang Shoot offers an open practice session where anyone can work on shooting at distances of about 15 to 20 feet. It provides a simple, welcoming way to get some focused reps and build consistency.

First Fed Community Conversation: Cinemental with Josh and Jeff Jones

A live recording of Cinemental takes place in the Donna M. Morris Theater at Field Hall. Brothers and co-hosts Jeffrey Jones, a writer, filmmaker, and screenwriting professor, and Dr. Joshua Jones, a forensic psychiatrist, lead a conversation that uses film and television to examine mental health, therapy, and emotional well-being with a light touch and meaningful insight. Admission follows a pay-what-makes-you-happy model. Card purchases processed through the Ludus ticketing platform include a 5% service fee, while paying by cash or check at the box office avoids the fee.

May Elevate PA meeting

This hybrid Elevate PA meeting offers participation either in person at the Black Ball Ferry Terminal or online through Zoom. The in-person venue rotates from one meeting to the next.

NOSSG – Lace Group, Port Angeles

This group is for people who enjoy lace. The group explores various forms of lace making, such as bobbin lace, tatting, crocheting, weaving, and knitting. All are welcome to come share their enthusiasm for lace.

Yu-Gi-Oh! Open Play

If youre looking for a casual environment to play Yu-Gi-Oh!, come to Anime Kat. This is a relaxed open play, so you can show up whenever you want and join games with other players. There is no entry fee or tournament structure. Just bring your deck to meet other duelists and enjoy a few games at your own pace, whether you are a beginner or have been playing for years. Come hang out, play some matches, and enjoy a casual Yu-Gi-Oh! night.

Writers Read with OPA

Olympic Peninsula Authors share original work and favorite selections, including books, passages, and poems. This monthly gathering at Blue Whole Gallery brings diverse creative arts to the local community through readings.

Kids Book Club, Grades 1-3 – Port Angeles Main Library

Children in grades 1 through 3, along with their caregivers, can take part in a monthly book club that features a new title each time. Participants read the selection on their own, then meet with librarians for an engaging discussion and an activity connected to the story. A limited number of copies to keep will be available at the front desk on a first-come, first-served basis, and more copies or formats may be available to borrow.

Doctor G

Doctor G delivers an acoustic blend of rock and blues from the 60s through the 80s, weaving in original tunes that invite sing-alongs. The performance takes place at Wind Rose Cellars, where Italian-style wines that have earned awards pair with a bistro menu in a cozy tasting room made for live music. Admission is free, and reservations are recommended.

Walk-In Wednesday for WAG!

Stop by Benny's for a walk-in haircut with no appointment needed. The full proceeds from every cut will benefit W.A.G. in Sequim. Cash is preferred, but card payments are also accepted.

Kaleidoscope Play & Learn – Port Angeles

A welcoming play group for parents, caregivers, and children from birth to age five. Activities include read-aloud stories, creative crafts, group circle time, snacks, and other playful experiences. Sessions are free and open to all.

Michael Carbonaro: Wonderboy

Michael Carbonaro brings his all-new live tour, WONDERBOY, to Field Arts & Events Hall, with the show presented in the Donna M. Morris Theater. Known from the truTV series The Carbonaro Effect, he blends quick-witted comedy with astonishing illusions that turn ordinary moments into surprises, and his stage shows are known for theatrical magic, lively improv, playful trickery, and interactive moments with the audience. This newest chapter leans into his mischievous persona, creating a world where magic leads the way and laughter follows. An actor, magician, and comedian, Carbonaro has appeared on Happily Divorced, 30 Rock, Grey’s Anatomy, and CSI: Miami, and he frequently showcased hidden-camera magic on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. His honors include Magician of the Year from the Academy of Magical Arts and the Copperfield Prize for contributions to the art of magic. Tickets range from $30 to $65, and financial assistance is available. The ticketing platform adds a 5 percent service fee for card payments, while paying at the box office with cash or check can avoid that fee. A VIP add-on is available for an after-show meet and greet with Michael Carbonaro, including photo opportunities and autograph signing. The VIP add-on is separate from admission and requires a show ticket.

Riftbound Open Play

Riftbound: League of Legends Trading Card Game events are starting. These are structured meet-ups where people can learn the game together and help build the local community. This is a good time to jump in early. There are no entry fees, and Riftbound promo cards will be available. They are also looking for someone who wants to step up as a community leader. Important dates are already planned, such as a prerelease event in May and organized tournaments starting in June and July.

Michael Carbonaro

See Michael Carbonaro perform live.

Drink and Draw — Welfare for Animals Guild

3rd Annual Field Hall Gala Featuring Flynn Creek Circus

Field Arts & Events Hall marks its third annual gala with an evening set beneath the full big top of Flynn Creek Circus, transforming the area beside Field Hall into an immersive tented setting where circus and acrobatic performances flow throughout the program. Guests can look forward to gourmet carnival inspired cuisine, complimentary wine and beer, live and silent auctions, and playful surprises. Proceeds support Field Hall’s mission driven initiatives and ongoing operations so the venue remains accessible, inclusive, and artistically vibrant. Testimonials will highlight how community backing fuels free school experiences, expanded access, and long term sustainability. Individual seats start at $100. A 5 percent service fee applies to card transactions through the ticketing platform. The estimated fair market value of goods and services provided is $73 per person, and any contribution above that amount may be tax deductible. Title sponsorship is provided by the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe, a future partner at the Waterfront Center site, with in kind support for Flynn Creek Circus from Morrison Excavation ahead of the big top installation. Sponsorship opportunities remain available; contact Jen Swanson at jen@fieldhallevents.org for details. Founded in 2002, Flynn Creek Circus tours with a circus theater style that weaves jaw dropping acrobatics with storytelling and stagecraft inside a distinctive red and white, hand crafted European big top that creates an intimate, transportive atmosphere. Beyond the gala, Field Hall will announce four public Flynn Creek Circus performances, including a special adults only show.

Women's Keelboat (Spring) - Port Angeles, WA 2026

At Port Angeles Yacht Club, this women-led keelboat course is designed for women and centers on clear, practical approaches to sailing success. The program combines classroom sessions with on-the-water practice so participants can build skills and apply core concepts.

2026 Olympic Roundup

The 2026 Olympic Roundup is a community gathering in Port Angeles, Washington that celebrates life and recovery.

Fire & Flow

Fire & Flow, led by Jenny Houston, takes place at The Well inside HarborTowne Mall. The studio is located downstairs.

A Truly Pawsome Night

Peninsula Friends of Animals is hosting its annual fundraising dinner and auction at C'est Si Bon, with all proceeds benefiting the rescue animals supported by PFOA. Expect a friendly night featuring tasty food, lively auction moments, and a shared focus on helping cats. Further details will be announced soon.

Hand Built Stoneware Bird Feeders

Experience a hands-on pottery workshop that brings art and nature together in a creative, interactive setting. Presented by Olympic Coast Creative in partnership with the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center, this unique session offers participants the chance to shape and create with clay while celebrating the connection between creativity and the natural world.

Pirate Zombie Mud Run

Take on a two mile obstacle run at Peninsula College that blends muddy crawls, inflatable challenges and zombie chases. Participants head out in groups of four to eight and tackle around a dozen obstacles, including three oversized inflatables with one featuring a water slide. Expect roughly six zombie zones where you will be pursued on the course. Everyone starts with three flags on a belt. Finish with at least one flag remaining to be counted as alive and you win. Families, workplace teams, clubs and solo runners can all take part, and it is suitable for team building. Every participant receives a T-shirt and a hot dog lunch. Register by the stated deadline to guarantee your shirt size and receive a reduced entry fee.

Magic Academy: Learn to Play

Learn how to play Magic: The Gathering with a guided lesson. This is part one of a two-part series, but attendance at the other is not required. New players will learn the basics with special decks that they get to keep. The lesson will cover topics such as Magic formats, sorting cards by color, identifying key cards, mana curve planning, and color combinations.

Jean & Steve ~ Sunday Jazz at the Moon!

The Howling Moon Craft Tavern presents a Sunday jazz session as part of a new series curated by Jesse Ahmann. Vocalist Jean Lenke joins jazz guitarist Steve Kirk for two acoustic sets that showcase classic standards along with additional selections. Jean Lenke, a Pacific Northwest artist with a smooth, soulful voice, blends jazz, folk, and blues with a free spirited, genre crossing approach. She performs in settings ranging from intimate duo or trio to larger ensembles, including her six piece Jean Therapy West Summer Band, the Jean Therapy X jazz fusion quartet, and the all women Red Rose Quintet, also known as The Dirty Jazz Gurls.

Flynn Creek Circus | All Ages Show

Flynn Creek Circus presents an all ages production under its signature big top at Field Hall, transforming the waterfront into a lively circus setting. Look forward to soaring aerial work, daring acrobatics, playful comedy, and high energy performances that entertain both kids and adults. Founded in 2002, this touring circus theater company blends impressive physical feats with storytelling inside a hand crafted red and white European style tent that creates an intimate atmosphere. In addition to a gala, Field Hall will announce four public performances with Flynn Creek Circus, including a special show for adults only. Ticket options include adult seats at $35, child seats at $25, and group admissions starting at $90. Card transactions processed through the Ludus ticketing platform include a 5 percent service fee.

Hand Built Stoneware Bird Feeders - SUN WORKSHOP

Explore the connection between art and the natural world in a hands-on pottery session at Olympic Coast Creative, presented in partnership with the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center and inspired by the Field Notes exhibit. This beginner-friendly workshop provides step by step guidance to hand build a ceramic bird feeder, experiment with textures and design details, and select a glaze color to finish your creation. The result is a one of a kind, functional piece that welcomes birds and brings artistic flair to your outdoor space. Two workshop dates are available. The fee is $80 and covers all materials. Each ticket includes a 10 percent discount coupon for the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center gift shop during the Field Notes exhibit. No prior experience is required, and finished pieces are kiln fired and ready for pickup in about ten days.

37th Annual Great Olympic Peninsula Duck Derby

The 37th Annual Great Olympic Peninsula Duck Derby sends thousands of yellow ducks into friendly competition for a wide range of prizes. The top finisher in the main race earns a new 2026 Toyota Corolla donated by Wilder Toyota, and there are 37 prizes in total from local businesses. Each duck adoption supports Olympic Medical Center programs, including equipment needs, the OMC Cancer Center, the Cardiac Services Department, and the OMC Healthcare Scholarship fund. Adopt a single duck for $7 or choose a Quack Pack of six for $35. VID packages begin at $350 and include a large duck entry in the cash-prize VID race, 60 ducks in the main race, and invitations to the Bub & Alice Olsen VID Party. Tickets are available daily at Safeway, the 2026 Top Duck, along with Swain’s General Store, Wilder Toyota, First Fed Bank, and Sound Community Bank, and at Walmart on Saturdays and Sundays.

Local Spinning Group, Port Angeles

A local spinning group gathers at 8th Street Emporium in Port Angeles for a relaxed spin-in. Please note that meetings may be changed or canceled without notice.

Good Guys Shoot

At Peninsula Pistol & Rifle Club, this relaxed gathering welcomes everyone and often brings together many of the club’s regulars. Begin the morning with coffee and friendly conversation, then enjoy plenty of time focused on targets. It is informal and open to newcomers as well as familiar faces.

Yu-Gi-Oh! Open Play

Looking for a relaxed place to play Yu-Gi-Oh? Stop by for casual open play. This is a laid-back event where you can show up whenever it works for you and jump into games with other players. There is no entry fee and no tournament structure. Just bring your deck, meet other duelists, and enjoy a few games at your own pace. Whether you are brand new or have been playing for years, you are welcome to join in. Come hang out, play some matches, and enjoy a casual Yu-Gi-Oh! night at the store.

360 ALLSTARS

360 ALLSTARS brings a high-octane urban circus to Field Arts & Events Hall, powered by a lineup of world champions, world record holders, and award-winning artists. BMX, freestyle basketball, breakdancing, beatboxing, acrobatics, and live drumming converge with dynamic video projections for a rapid-fire celebration of street culture that explores rotation in all its forms. The production has sold out on Broadway and at the Sydney Opera House, and it has been experienced by more than one million people around the world. This engagement is part of the company’s 10-year anniversary world tour. Tickets are priced from $28 to $55, and financial assistance is available. Card payments on the ticketing platform include a 5 percent service fee, while in-person purchases with cash or check avoid the fee.

Kaleidoscope Play & Learn – Port Angeles

This welcoming playgroup brings together parents, caregivers, and children from birth through age five for storytime, hands-on crafts, group circle activities, snacks, and other playful moments. There is no cost to participate, and all are welcome.

Volunteer Orientation — Welfare for Animals Guild

Interested in volunteering? Attend this orientation to learn the basics. The orientation includes meeting the dogs, touring the property, and going over house rules. Youll also learn basic dog handling skills and how to use SignUp.com. Space is limited.

360 All-Stars

Fans say this is a cant-miss live experience. You may regret missing out on this event.

National Geographic Live, Adventure for Change with Gregg Treinish

Field Hall and Feiro Marine Life Center present a National Geographic Live talk featuring biologist and National Geographic Explorer Gregg Treinish on stage at Field Arts & Events Hall. This speaker series brings real explorers to share firsthand stories from the field. Treinish highlights expeditions to some of the most remote corners of the planet, from icy backcountry summits to secluded river corridors, where he and his team gather samples and deliver hard-won data to researchers working to better understand our world. The program is presented in partnership with Feiro Marine Life Center, and 20 percent of ticket proceeds support its operations and the development of the new Marine Discover Center. Treinish founded Adventure Scientists in 2011, drawing on fieldwork with species such as lynx, wolverines, bears, owls, and sturgeon, and championing the idea that skilled outdoor athletes can be vital partners in scientific data collection. His work has earned recognition as an Ashoka Fellow, inclusion in the 2018 Grist 50, and the title of National Geographic Adventurer of the Year in 2008. Tickets are priced for adults and youth, with financial assistance available through the #fieldhallforall program for discounts up to 100 percent. A package discount is offered when all three upcoming National Geographic Live events are booked together. The ticketing platform adds a 5 percent fee to credit card purchases, and paying at the box office by cash or check avoids this fee.

Riftbound Open Play

The store is officially starting Riftbound: League of Legends Trading Card Game events. These are structured meet-ups where people can figure the game out together and help build the local community. If you’ve been curious about Riftbound, this is the perfect time to jump in early instead of waiting until everything is fully established. You can expect casual get-togethers where people can try the game, with no entry fees and Riftbound promo cards for people who come hang out. More structure is coming as intro products and learn-to-play materials become available. They are also looking for someone who wants to step up as a community leader to help shape how the local Riftbound scene develops.

National Geographic Live: Adventure for Change

Catch National Geographic Live at Field Arts & Events Hall in Port Angeles, Washington. Ticket listings are available for this event.

Relax, Explore, Repeat in Sequim Rally - Washington Airstream Club

Set at John Wayne’s Rustic Waterfront Resort in Sequim, this rally brings the Airstream community together for a relaxed coastal escape with views of the bay. Attendees can explore the surrounding area, enjoy low key outings, and spend time with fellow owners in a friendly setting.

Doctor G

Wind Rose Cellars features an intimate tasting room, a bistro menu, and a noted lineup of handcrafted wines made in the Italian style, with live music enhancing the setting. Doctor G delivers an acoustic mix of rock and blues from the 60s through the 80s, blending well loved classics with originals that have a soulful touch and tend to get listeners smiling and singing along. Admission is free, and reservations are recommended.

Magic: The Gathering—Open the Archive Draft

At Anime Kat, this Magic: The Gathering draft runs under Magic Presents: Open the Archive. Entry is $20 per player. Each participant drafts from three Secrets of Strixhavens Play Booster Packs, then builds a deck. This format changes up deck building because Mystical Archive cards are playable in any deck regardless of color, opening unusual strategies. A special drafting rule also applies. On the first pick of every pack, you take your chosen card plus the Mystical Archive card from that same pack. Each round lasts 45 minutes and matches are best of three. The structure is non-elimination, so players can take part in every round, and the round count scales with attendance. Complete the event and you are guaranteed at least one booster prize pack, independent of standings. Finish with more wins than losses to receive a mystery-pack challenge coin featuring one of five Mystical Archive artworks, while supplies last.

Basic Keelboat Level 1 (May) - Port Angeles, WA 2026

Begin your sailing journey with an introductory keelboat class that builds confidence on the water. Instruction covers the layout of a sailboat, how and when to use different points of sail, the basics of sail aerodynamics, helming skills, and essential knot tying. Participants practice handling the boat both upwind and downwind, learn key safety practices afloat, and review clear steps for responding to a crew overboard situation.

34th Annual Juan de Fuca Festival

The 34th Annual Juan de Fuca Festival offers a three-day celebration of music and the arts in Port Angeles, with performances presented across five stages. The lineup spans bluegrass, blues, Americana and symphonic music, along with storytelling, jazz, dance and theater. The main festival hub at the Vern Burton Community Center features the Main Stage, Chamber Stage and the outdoor Evergreen Stage, plus a no-cost artisan street fair, a youth art exhibit, a Community Tent and a Kid Zone. A satellite campus at Field Arts & Events Hall adds the Field Stage and Sunset Lounge. Attendees can take in daily free shows at the Evergreen Stage, explore food and artisan booths, and relax in an outdoor beer and wine garden. The setting sits between the Olympic Mountains and the Strait of Juan de Fuca.

Juan De Fuca Festival For the Arts 2026

Paula Fong performs live at Field Arts & Events Hall in Port Angeles. Tickets are available for this show.

Christopher Worth

Vern Burton Community Center in Port Angeles hosts a performance by Christopher Worth.

PASC Halibut Derby

At Port Angeles Boat Haven, the Port Angeles Salmon Club presents a halibut derby with a $5,000 grand prize. Tickets are $60 and can be purchased at Swain’s General Store in Port Angeles and at the Port Angeles Yacht Club. Support is provided by the Port Angeles Lodging Tax Fund Committee, and the Port of Port Angeles is waiving launch fees. If you plan to stay overnight, consider arranging lodging in advance.

Shearing Demonstrations & Training w/fiber sales, tours, and farmstay camping.

At Olympic Peninsula Llama/Alpaca Rescue Non-Profit, experience live shearing training and demonstrations across a 20 acre alpaca rescue. Shearing classes run throughout both days, with tours, a market, fiber sales, and farm stay camping available. Visitors can see newborn lambs, feed alpacas and llamas during farm stays, and learn about the work of this 501c3 alpaca rescue.

Bella Rayne Band - Juan De Fuca Festival

Field Arts & Events Hall presents the Bella Rayne Band as part of the Juan de Fuca Festival. The set features Bella Rayne, an 18-year-old musician who taught herself guitar and also performs as a vocalist and songwriter. She was born in the mountains of North Carolina and later grew up along the Mendocino coast in California, bringing that background to the stage with her band for a festival performance.

Jesse Roper

See Jesse Roper perform live.

Juan de Fuca Festival 2026

The North Olympic Peninsula’s leading music festival returns for its 33rd year. The Juan de Fuca Festival offers a weekend devoted to music.

Duende Libre

Find tickets for Duende Libre at Juan De Fuca Foundation for the Arts.

Good Guys Shoot

Attend an informal shooting event that is open to everyone. Start your day with coffee, conversation, and target practice.

Volunteer Day: Webster's Woods Clean Up Day 2

Set aside an afternoon to care for Webster's Woods at the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center. Work alongside staff and other volunteers to uphold the mission of tending outdoor spaces created for the community. In this place where art meets the natural environment, offer help as an individual or come with a community-based group to keep the grounds easy to access, welcoming, and well maintained.

Kaleidoscope Play & Learn – Port Angeles

Parents, caregivers, and children from birth to age five are invited to a play-based gathering featuring storytime, hands-on crafts, circle-time activities, snacks, and other kid-friendly fun. Participation is free and open to all. The session takes place at the First Step Family Support Center- Administrative Building.

Mobile Market

Port Angeles Food Bank's Mobile Market visits the First Step Family Resource Center in Port Angeles, offering staple groceries such as meat, vegetables, snacks, and more.

Riftbound Open Play

The store is starting Riftbound: League of Legends Trading Card Game events. These are structured meet-ups where people can learn the game together and help build the local community. These first events are not formal lessons or tournaments. Expect casual get-togethers where people can try the game, no entry fees, and Riftbound promo cards for people who come hang out. More structure is coming as intro products and learn-to-play materials become available. They are also looking for someone who wants to step up as a community leader to help shape how the local Riftbound scene develops.

Conscious Fathering (in Port Angeles) 5/29/26 Fri

A supportive session at the First Step Family Support Center - Administrative Building in Port Angeles focuses on building a strong connection with a new baby from the start. Participants receive practical guidance for everyday infant care and clear ideas for staying actively engaged as a father.

The Brubeck Brothers Quartet in the Thomsen Club

The Thomsen Club at Field Hall hosts two dinner club seatings featuring live music by The Brubeck Brothers Quartet. This appearance marks their first return to Field Hall since the Grand Opening Celebration. Led by Dan and Chris Brubeck with guitarist Mike DeMicco and pianist Chuck Lamb, the group performs straight-ahead jazz while exploring odd time signatures and weaving in elements of funk, blues, and world music in a relaxed club atmosphere. Tickets are priced from $55 to $70. The ticketing platform adds a 5 percent service fee to card purchases, and paying by cash or check at the box office avoids that fee.

Late Nights with Jean & Steve ~ at Rosie's!

At Rosie's, Jean Lenke and guitarist Steve Kirk collaborate on a late night set that blends jazz, folk, and blues in every shade and hue.

Kid's Day at Caviar

Caviar Jewelry hosts its second annual Kid's Day, a hands-on celebration of rocks, minerals, and creativity. Children can crack open geodes to see what is inside, assemble a rock necklace to take home, and watch fluorescent specimens glow in the dark. The entire store will be 20% off, making it easy to pick out a special keepsake. Created for curious kids who love learning about the natural world, this event blends discovery and crafting with family friendly activities.

Brubeck Brothers Quartet at Field Hall, Port Angeles, WA

The Brubeck Brothers Quartet appears at Field Arts & Events Hall in Port Angeles. Tickets are available.

One Book, One Coast: Author Talk with George Takei

Attend a livestreamed conversation with George Takei, actor and author of "They Called Us Enemy." He will be joined by Library Directors from LA County Library and Long Beach Public Library, and they will discuss his memoir, which explores the experiences of Japanese Americans during World War II. The event will be screened at the Sequim and Forks Libraries, with doors opening early. The author talk will also be livestreamed and recorded on Zoom and YouTube.

Magic: The Gathering—Open the Archive Draft

Experience a special Magic draft built around Magic Presents: Open the Archive. For an entry of $20 per player, each participant receives three Secrets of Strixhaven Play Boosters to draft, then assembles a deck during deck construction. The Open the Archive twist allows Mystical Archive cards to be included in any deck regardless of color, creating fresh strategies and letting players fully enjoy every Mystical Archive card they draft. A special draft rule applies as well, as each player takes the Mystical Archive card from a pack along with their first pick from that pack. Rounds are 45 minutes and played as best two out of three. There is no elimination, so everyone may continue through all rounds, with the total number of rounds determined by the number of players. All participants who finish the event receive at least one booster prize pack, and those who end with a winning record earn a blind pack challenge coin featuring one of five Mystical Archive art designs while supplies last.

Sequim Record Show

Now in its fourth year, this record show offers free admission and a bustling marketplace for music fans. Attendees can explore selections from more than 30 vendors featuring vintage vinyl, music memorabilia, and other formats spanning many genres and budgets. It is hosted at the Guy Cole Events Center in Carrie Blake Park. Vendor table rates are $50 for the first table and $40 for each additional table.

24th North Olympic Discovery Marathon

This event features multiple distances on the Olympic Discovery Trail. The marathon, marathon walk, relay, and half marathon follow a point to point route that highlights views of the Olympic Mountains and finishes with roughly five miles along the Strait of Juan de Fuca. The 10K, 5K, and kids marathon follow an out and back course by the shoreline. Participants move along a wide, hard surface trail that is 99 percent paved, with mile markers at every mile and water stations placed about every two miles. Wildlife sightings are common, including seals, eagles, and other shore birds, and several trestle bridges add memorable backdrops. Salmon can be seen spawning at the Morse Creek crossing in the fall. The marathon course is USATF certified and can be used to qualify for the Boston Marathon. The event is organized by the Port Angeles Marathon Association, made up of accomplished amateur athletes.

RTP Race 3: OMC 5K/10K

Set at Port Angeles Pier, this chip-timed run and walk offers two options, a 5K of 3.1 miles and a 10K of 6.2 miles, making it a popular choice for companions of marathoners and a community celebration of healthy living on the Olympic Peninsula. Along the course, participants may spot eagles, seals, and a variety of shore birds. Both distances use the same finish line as the marathon and half marathon, and every athlete receives a premium race shirt. After the race, food, music, and festivities await at the finish venue. Employees of Olympic Medical Center are eligible for discounted entry with a coupon code.

Maritime Festival - Free to attend

Explore career opportunities in the maritime field at a free festival that brings together employers ready to hire and schools offering training. Participants can register for the Flounder Pounder Derby for a chance at a prize. Activities run throughout the day for the whole family, including live music, boats, food, and plenty of fun.

Strixhaven Commander Party

Experience Strixhaven through a multiplayer session of Commander that uses unique, set-themed rules to bring the story to life at the table. Entry is $7. Every participant receives a booster pack and a special promotional card, and the winner at each table also earns a Promo Pack.

June Elevate PA Meeting

Elevate PA will meet at Anime Kat in a hybrid format, with an in person gathering and an online option through Zoom. The agenda will be shared closer to the start.

Writers Read with OPA

Members of Olympic Peninsula Authors, OPA, share original writing alongside favorite selections from other writers, including books, passages, and poems. This monthly gathering at Blue Whole Gallery highlights a range of literary voices and supports efforts to bring diverse creative arts to the local community. Attendees can look forward to thoughtful readings in a welcoming setting that celebrates storytelling and poetry.

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

Wind Rose Cellars sets a welcoming scene with live music in an intimate tasting room, a bistro menu, and handcrafted Italian-style wines that have earned awards. Doctor G brings the spirit of 60s to 80s acoustic rock and blues, blending beloved classics with heartfelt originals that invite smiles and singing along. Entry is free, and reserving a spot is recommended.

1st Annual Alumni Golf Tournament

Set on the greens of Seven Cedars at Dungeness Golf Course, this inaugural alumni tournament honors 100 years of Queen of Angels academic excellence while raising funds to support students and families in need of financial assistance. Participants will check in, head out with a shotgun start, and play a four person scramble before gathering for dinner. The entry fee is $125 per person and includes green fees, carts, a food ticket, K.P., long drive, hole in one, optional honey pots, and a drink ticket. Multiple sponsorship levels are available.

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.

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.

Batuka – Sounds of Santana

Presented by Field Hall at the Donna M. Morris Theater, this concert spotlights Batuka, an eight-piece tribute to the music of Carlos Santana. Led by guitarist John Hural with percussionist Malo Castro, the ensemble recreates the rich, layered sound associated with Santana with precise musicianship and its own distinctive touch. Expect fiery guitar lines, driving Latin percussion, and Spanish-language favorites that honor a multicultural musical legacy. Hural, originally from Los Angeles, studied with noted guitar mentors and has performed across the United States, drawing on reggae, funk, R&B, jazz, fusion, and Latin influences. A dedicated student of Santana’s catalog since junior high, he blends that deep repertoire with his personal style to shape Batuka’s performances. Tickets are priced from $28 to $45. A 5% service fee applies to card payments, while cash or check at the box office avoids the fee. Financial assistance is available through the #fieldhallforall program.

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.

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.

Free Jazz Sunday with Ben Hunter and Joe Seamons

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.

Salty All Day Band -- KSQM Music in the Park!

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.

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.

Pac West Motocross Round 9 and 10 in Port Angeles WA

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