All of the farms are locally family owned and worked.
The only problem with getting low in the lavender is the BEES!
Lavender Connection
Category: Celebrations
Lavender Festival Street Fair
Face Painting was very popular at the fair held at Ester Shore Park.
Wildlife Wednesday–At the Laender Festival
A man was showing off his lizard at the festival
4th of July celebration-Sequim Style
Ok my fireworks photo skills are highly lacking–(and I left my tripod in the car) But it was a GREAT show especially for a little town.
Every year the town gathers at Carrie Blake Park for the fourth. There are food vendors, activities, music all afternoon ending with the fireworks show.
The amphitheater always has music every Tuesday throughout the summer. Black Diamond Junction is a mainstay on the peninsula. Amanda Bacon a local Sequimite keeps us all entertained!
Old and young like to dance
How to kiss a llama
1st- Go to Crabfest and find the kissing booth.
2nd-get your apple slice
3rd–Wait for it
4th–OMG those are Llama lips!
5th HUG and makeup for the grimace!
Crabfest Main Tent
Here with the giant octopus decorations is where the crab dinners are served up. THere are also lots of other seafood vendors with crab rolls, oysters, crab cakes and my favorite Kokopelli fish and chips. (with the best tarter sauce that I can’t manage to recreate!)
Dungeness Crab and Seafood festival
Every year Port Angeles hosts the Dungeness Crab and Seafood Festival. This year had PERFECT WEATHER (not always the case–usually coats and layers are required!) For $40 you get a whole crab, ear of corn and some cole slaw. The crab is REALLY FRESH…often just out of the bay. THousands aof CAnadians come over the ferry for the festival. There are three bands playing, lots of craft vendors. And …
CRAB HATS!
