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Lavender Weekend in the
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July 15 to 17, 2011 CoLorfuL fieLds aWait Katie Szabo, then 6, of Bellingham enjoys sun and scents at Purple Haze Lavender Farm in summer 2010. >> Photo by Diane Urbani de la Paz.
The oldest full-time Property Management company in Port Angeles! Relax in our gazebo set in the middle of our field. Wander our fragrant rows and pick your perfect bundle of lavender. Take pictures and enjoy the fragrance. Take a lavender craft class and watch a distillation demonstration.
John L. Scott, Sequim is proud to be a Presenting Partner of Lavender Farm Faire. Come see us at Carrie Blake Park!
Try lavender ice cream, lavender cookies or lavender lemonade. Visit our Victorian Gift Shop and find something for yourself or a special someone. We welcome your visit and look forward to sharing our love of lavender and our farm with you.
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10 AM Lavender Wand Class - Make and take your own Lavender Wand. Class cost: $4. Class time: approx. 45 mins. - 1 hour. 11 AM Bath Fizzy Class Make and take 2 fragrant lavender fizzies to enjoy in your bath. Class cost: $7. Class time: approx. 45 mins. Noon Pomander Ball Class Make and take an old style pomander ball with beautful dried lavender. Class cost: $5. Class Time: approx. 45 mins. 1-5 PM Wreath Classes - Make and take a beautiful fresh Lavender Wreath. Class time: approx. 60 - 90 mins. each. Ongoing Distillation Demonstrations.
371 Martha Lane • Sequim • 360-582-9355 • MarthaLaneLavender.com Festival Schedule: Fri/Sat 9-6, Sun 9-5 Directions: Hwy 101 to Kitchen-Dick Rd. Turn right & proceed to Martha Lane. Turn right again & proceed .4 miles to our farm.
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For more Lavender Weekend information, visit: sequim Lavender festival at www.lavenderfestival.com sequim Lavender farm faire at www.sequimlavenderfarms.org
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Top right: Marley Pascal, 4, of Tacoma visits farms during the 2010 Sequim Lavender Festival. Bottom left: Morning yoga classes with instructor Christine Withers at the Cedarbrook Lavender & Herb Farm during the 2010 Festival. Cedarbrook is one of the six farms that will be on the Farm Faire tour this year.
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Photo by Trisha McMahon
Lavender has made quite a name for itself in the Sequim-Dungeness Valley. The fragrant purple plant draws tens of thousands of visitors each year to Sequim for the largest lavender event in North America. This year there is even more lavender and activities to go around. Lavender Weekend runs Friday, July 15 through Sunday, July 17. It includes the original Sequim Lavender Festival, now in its 15th year, and a new event — the Sequim Lavender Farm Faire. The Festival offers a free tour of six working farms and regional attractions (shown on Pages 4-5) and a vibrant street fair (Page 8). The new Farm Faire also has a farm tour (shown on Pages 6 and 7) that costs $15 ($10 if purchased in advance) and provides bus access to each of its farms. Five of the lavender farms on this new tour were on the original Festival’s tour last year. The Farm Faire’s main Sequim location, dubbed “Lavender in the Park,” will be at Carrie Blake Park. Turn to Page 12 to learn what’s happening there throughout the weekend. Buses for the Farm Faire tour will leave from this new location at Carrie Blake Park. In addition to the Sequim Lavender Festival and the Sequim Lavender Farm Faire, there are several community events planned to keep visitors busy — turn to Pages 14 and 15 to learn about some of those. The Sequim-Dungeness Valley is cradled in the “rain shadow” of the Olympic Mountains and has an ideal microclimate for growing lavender. With less than 20 inches of rain per year, the climate is similar to the Provence region of France, where lavender thrives. Because of Sequim’s unique conditions and two groups of dedicated farmers, the lavender of Sequim has received worldwide recognition for its superior quality and fragrance. Farmers from the Sequim Lavender Growers Association and the Sequim Lavender Farmers Association have more than 200 years of combined experience cultivating lavender, developing the best planting and growing practices and creating superb lavender products. Join them during Lavender Weekend to celebrate the beauty of the Sequim-Dungeness Valley and its favorite plant.
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he original Sequim Lavender Festival celebrates its 15th year during the 2011 Lavender Weekend. Produced and managed by the member-growers of the Sequim Lavender Growers Association, the Lavender Festival has expanded its offerings this year to include activities and regional attractions that provide fun for the whole family. All of the festival’s seven farms on tour, as well as four regional attractions are shown on Page 5. With map in hand, leisurely drive at your own pace to visit the farms. Each farm on the festival’s tour provides convenient parking, and entrance is free. Speak with friendly lavender growers, visit their boutique shops where you can purchase fresh-cut bouquets and lavender products from the original creators. Or wander through the fields to pick your own lavender bundle. The Street Fair (highlighted on Page 8) will feature more growers who bring their farm to market.
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Nelson’s Duckpond & Lavender Farm
Sequim Lavender Festival Hours: Friday, July 15 to Sunday, July 17 9 9 6 7
a.m. Street Fair and food booths open a.m. All seven farms open to the public p.m. Farms close (5 p.m. on Sunday) p.m. Street Fair closes (6 p.m. on Sunday)
Picnic & U-Cut in our lavender fields Visit our perfumery to experiment & create your own unique scent Susan & Rick Olson, your hosts
Choose from a variety of fresh lavender oil and companion scents All lavender oils are distilled on-site, using CreekSide Lavender Farm lavender
We our troops! 1 FREE bundle of lavender with military ID
While at the farm, watch and learn as we distill our pure lavender oil
at Oliver’s Lavender Farm
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1141 Cays Road • Sequim, WA 1-888-881-6055 • www.lavenderconnection.com July 2011
15th annual sequim Lavender festival
farms on tour with free admission
This tour is a drive-at-your-own-pace (or bike) event. No buses travel to these farms, but entrance is free!
1. BLackBerry Forest
360-683-6520 • 136 Forest Road www.blackberryforest.us
Blackberry Forest is a 16-acre farm on the edge of Sequim Bay. Several acres of wild blackberries rim the farm property. Nestled inside this forest of luscious blackberries is some of the finest lavender grown in the world. The farm’s lavender is harvested in July, dried for several weeks and worked into beautifully-presented natural gifts
2. Lost Mountain Lavender 360-681-2782 • 1541 Taylor Cutoff Road www.lostmountainlavender.com Lost Mountain Lavender is a 3-acre farm with more than 120 different varieties of lavender and a wide assortment of trees and wildlife for guests to enjoy. You never know if you’ll see a deer stealing a meal from the bountiful fruit orchard or catch a covey of quail out with their young in the rose bushes or lavender fields.
3. neLson’s duckpond & Lavender FarM 360-681-7727 • 73 Humble Hill Road www.nelsonsduckpond.com
This second generation, working lavender farm offers both lavender and lodging. Visitors can relax by the pond, wander the gardens and lavender fields, or browse through the Garden Shed gift shop. For sale is the farm’s famous lemon lavender poundcake mix, garlic lavender pepper or all-natural lemon lavender bug repellent.
4. Martha Lane Lavender 360-582-9355 • 371 Martha Lane www.marthalanelavender.com
Martha Lane Lavender offers a peaceful setting to relax and enjoy beautiful vistas of pink, white and purple lavender. Essential oil distillation demonstrations will be offered during the Lavender Festival, as well as classes on crafting a pomander ball, bath fizzy or fresh lavender wreath.
5. oLiver’s Lavender FarM 360-681-3789 • 82 Cameron Acres Lane www.oliverslavender.com
The farm, situated on 1 3/4 acres, has more than 2,100 lavender plants, a drying barn and a quaint country-style gift shop. Guests are invited to stroll along the fields of lavender or relax in the gazebo. The farm’s products include dried lavender, soaps, lotions, culinary items and other unique lavenderrelated gifts.
6. the Lavender connection 360-681-6055 • 1141 Cays Road www.lavenderconnection.com
The Lavender Connection is at CreekSide Lavender Farm. There are 20 different varieties of lavender, all available for “U-Cut,” nestled in the lowlands at the north end of the Dungeness Valley. During the festival, they’ll feature an “Invent Your Scent” tent where you can create your own unique lavender-based scent. There will also be daily demonstrations of lavender oil distillation (call ahead for a schedule.)
7. peninsuLa nurseries inc. 360-681-7953 • 1210 Cays Road www.pennurseries.com
Peninsula Nurseries has 22,000 square feet of greenhouse that houses 100,000 plants including scores of lavender varieties. The nursery specializes in lavender, shipping plants all over the United States, Canada and Great Britain. The business is constantly expanding its lavender selection to include many varieties that are rare or unknown in the United States.
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a. nash’s organic produce
Located at 1873 east anderson Road, Nash’s Produce is where you will find some of the fresh-
est, best tasting and most nutritious produce in the Northwest. Nash’s Organic Produce has been growing healthy food, saving farmland and training future farmers for more than 30 years. • www.nashsorganicproduce.com • 360-683-4642 •
B. oLyMpic gaMe FarM Along with its driving tour featuring hundreds of animals, Olympic Game Farm at 1423 Ward Road also offers a new mini tour that includes a petting farm, freshwater aquarium, guided tour through an education area and a historical studio barn. • www.olygamefarm.com • 360-683-4295 •
c. dungeness vaLLey creaMery
The Dungeness Valley Creamery, 1915 Towne Road, is a family owned and operated raw milk dairy that offers wholesome raw dairy products and a nostalgic ambiance. • www.dungenessvalleycreamery.com • 360-683-0716
d. graysMarsh Berry FarM
This delightful farm at 6187 Woodcock Road welcomes visitors to stroll through its lavender and berry fields while enjoying the farm’s sights, views, aromas and tastes. It is open for “U-Pick” berries and lavender through August. • www.graysmarsh.com • 360-683-5563 • July 2011 lavender weekend 5
the new sequim Lavender farm faire
farms on tour
WeeKenD TiCKeTS: Tickets are $15 per person and are available at all of the farms, Lavender in the Park and the Sequim Visitors Center. Children ages 12 and younger are free. Tickets for active duty military personnel and their dependents are $10.
and ticket information
a. Lavender in the park
Each farm on Farm Faire tour, produced by the Sequim Lavender Farmers Association, offers “U-Pick” lavender, workshops, demonstrations, craft artists, food and music. You can easily spend a whole day at any farm. “Meet the Farmers” runs daily at 1 p.m., and Sunday is culinary day with cooking demonstrations at each farm. All of these lavender farms, with the exception of Washington Lavender Farm, were on last year’s Festival tour. There is plenty of free parking at the farms as well as shuttle bus service from Lavender in the Park (“A” on the map). These are the same tour buses that have run in the past from the downtown Street Fair. Farm tour tickets provide unlimited admission to all of the six farms on tour. aDVanCe TiCKeTS: Advance tickets are $10 and are available at any of the farms, at local ticket outlets and at www.brownpapertickets.com.
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202 Blake Ave. in Sequim Lavender in the Park is the Faire’s familyfriendly central source for all things lavender. Admission is free. Tour buses leave from here. Turn to Page 12 to learn more about what is happening at Lavender in the Park.
B. port WiLLiaMs Lavender 360-582-9196 • 1442 Port Williams Road www.portwilliamslavender.com Rolling farm hills and expansive vistas greet visitors at Port Williams Lavender Farm. Nestled into the beautiful Sequim Prairie, the farm beckons you to come stroll the colorful gardens. Fun, informative lavender oil distillations, creative wreath making, and “U-Pick” combined with great music, fabulous food, ice cream and talented vendors will ensure a memorable visit to the farm.
c. oLyMpic Lavender FarM 360-683-4475 • 1432 Marine Drive www.olympiclavender.com
Olympic Lavender Farm is a certified organic farm with a panoramic view of the Olympic Mountains. Enjoy the many lavender growing and craft demonstrations, good food, music and distillation of certified-organic lavender into fragrant essential oils. Visit the Lavender Studio, offering specialty culinary and body products.
d. Washington Lavender FarM 360-452-5207 • 939 Finn Hall Road, Port Angeles www.walavender.com Step back in time to the colonial days of the nation’s history. George Washington Inn, a replica of George and Martha’s Mount Vernon home, is the backdrop for this new lavender farm. Enjoy high tea on the piazza, trace George’s initials carved into the lavender field, and treat yourself to a glass of icecold lavender lemonade while enjoying panoramic ocean and mountain views.
e. cedarBrook Lavender & herB FarM 360-683-4541 • 1345 S. Sequim Ave. www.cedarbrooklavender.com With sweeping views of water and mountains, Cedarbrook boasts a vintage appeal dating back to the late 1800s. Cedarbrook has been growing herbs since the 1960s and also offers more than 70 varieties of lavender. Shop in the historic Bell House, savor local specialties in the Garden Café, relax in the gardens, enjoy great music and try a lavender espresso or dessert. New this year is the Vintage Market.
F. purpLe haZe Lavender FarM 360-683-1714 • 180 Bell Bottom Road www.purplehazelavender.com Purple Haze is celebrating its 15th anniversary. Since its start in 1996 the farm has been featured on HGTV, in Sunset Magazine and most recently on “Good Morning America’s Weekend Window.” Purple Haze Lavender Farm has 12 acres of organic lavender, “U-pick” bundles, savory Pacific Northwest cuisine, gourmet lavender icecream, unique vendors, a gift shop filled with Purple Haze’s own line of products, plants and a fantastic mix of live music. Purple Haze is home of the famous Lavender Margarita.
g. sunshine herB & Lavender FarM 360-683-6453 • 274154 Hwy 101 www.sunshinelavender.com Sunshine Herb & Lavender Farm owners offer farm tours, demonstrations and a unique antique tractor show. While there, stop by the espresso bar and gift shop. The farm has its own line of spices and products. Finish your visit with a stroll through the gardens where there are currently 65 different varieties of lavender.
FarM Faire tickets have added vaLue
• As you visit each farm, get your souvenir Farm Passport stamped. Visit at least three farms, plus Lavender in the Park, then turn in your entry form to be entered into a drawing for great prizes including overnight stays in the Sequim-Dungeness Valley. • A variety of coupons have been randomly inserted into many ticket packets. • Receive discounts to many local community events. Some of the commuinity evets are listed on Pages 14 and 15. Please note that not all of the events offere a discount for Faire tickets. Go to www.sequimlavenderfarms. org to find out which events offer discounts.
the FarM Faire tours are 10 a.M. to 6 p.M. JuLy 15 to 17. parking at the FarMs Tour tickets include free parking at the farms. All the farms have easy access, and parking crews will be there to answer questions.
Lavender FarM tour Buses Free farm tour buses will take you right to the entrance of the farms on the Faire tour. They run every 30 to 45 minutes throughout the day. Many people prefer leaving their cars at Lavender in the Park (parking is a $2 donation to the Sequim High School Band) and taking the buses. Buses leave each day of the festival, beginning at 9:30 a.m. from the bus stop at the north end of Lavender in the Park on Blake Avenue. When the bus leaves the Bus Stop, the first destination is the first farm listed in the schedule below. The first bus may reach some farms before 10 a.m. At the end of the day, buses leave from the farms at 6 p.m.
FarM tour Bus 1 (runs every 30 Minutes) Purple Haze Lavender Farm Cedarbrook Lavender & Herb Farm
FarM tour Bus 2 (runs every 30 Minutes) Port Williams Lavender Olympic Lavender Farm Sunshine Lavender Farm
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FarM tour Bus 3 (runs every 45 Minutes) FarM tour Bus 4 (runs every 45 Minutes) Washington Lavender Farm
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the 15th annual
sequim Lavender festival street fair • hours: Friday and saturday, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. and sunday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. • The community-spirited Sequim Lavender Festival Street Fair will fill downtown Sequim with the sweet scents of lavender, musical notes, vendors and scrumptious food. As in years past, the festival’s street fair will be located on Fir Street, right between Sequim and Third avenues. Admission is free. Expect three days of continuous musical entertainment and a talented group of artists, jewelers, photographers and craftsmiths who will showcase their wares. Plus, 13 members from the Sequim Lavender Growers Association — or SLGA — will be at the street fair to answer questions and sell their varying lavender products. The Street Fair will showcase more than 150 vendors from across the Northwest. The main stage will feature talented musical acts throughout the weekend. (Look on Page 9 to see who is performing). Stop by the SLGA booth and purchase a chance to win a quilt donated by the Sunbonnet Sue Quilt Club. All proceeds from the quilt raffle go directly to the Sequim High School Scholarship fund.
car shoW: More than 200 cars are expected on Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for the Antique, Classic & Custom Car Show with music by Chantilly Lace. The show will be on the athletic field north of Fir Street. the Food court will have many tempting offerings. LocaL wines and beer are featured in the Wine & Beer Garden all weekend — and new this year, lavender wine and award winning CHEESES from the Puget Sound region will be exclusively featured at the garden.
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Traveling from the east side of Sequim: Take the Washington Street exit off Hwy 101. There will be plenty of free parking at the QFC lot on the east side of town where you can catch a free shuttle to the street fair.
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Traveling from the west: Take the River Road exit off Hwy 101, turn left and continue to the J.C. Penney lot for free parking and access to the free shuttle to the street fair. Shuttle buses run every 15 to 20 minutes from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday.
As always Paul Jendrucko, otherwise known as “Dr. Lavender,” will be at the Sequim Lavender Festival’s Street Fair giving free advice on how to successfully care for the fragrant purple plant.
street fair air main stage schedule
Hot Club Sandwich
Friday FestivaL kickoFF
12:15 p.m. — Abby Mae & the Homeschool Boys 11 a.m. — Opening ceremonies 11:15 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. — Ed Hume, master 1:30 p.m. — Black Diamond Fiddle Club 2:45 p.m. — Turlin/Hunter of ceremonies, presents “Gardening with Ed.” 4 p.m. — Abby Mae & the Homeschool Boys 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. — Friday Music George Rezendez & Southbound 12:45 p.m. — Pearl Django 2 p.m. — Shula Azhar Belly Dancers sunday Music 3:15 p.m. — Pearl Django 4:30 p.m. — Final Approach 11 a.m. — Sarah Shea and Chez Jazz 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. — Pearl Django (dinner 12:15 p.m. — and dance) Kevin Magner & Bound to Happen 1:30 p.m. — Tanga saturday Music 2:45 p.m. — Hot Club Sandwich 4 p.m. — Discovery Bay Pirates 11 a.m. — Hot Club Sandwich
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There are more than 100 varieties of lavender growing in the Sequim-Dungeness Valley. The drought-tolerant plant likes a good-draining soil that keeps it from getting its feet wet (in other words, you should never over water it!). Because it has so many uses, lavender has been referred to as “the Swiss army knife” of herbs. Here are a few of the plant’s many uses: A heAling herb: Lavender has been used for centuries as a medicine to prevent infections in wounds, it soothes as a tea, and heals in creams and oils.
CulinAry mAgiC: For centuries great chefs have used lavender as an ingredient in cooking. The French use it in breads, desserts and marinades. It is also an integral ingredient of the classic French seasoning, Herbs de Provence, which is a blending of various Mediterranean herbs.
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u-piCk flower of frAgrAnCe: Folks love to get in the middle of the lavender fields, relax, take their time to smell the variety of lavender and pick their favorites.
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CrAfty little flower: Lavender can be made into a wand, sachet or wreath for a fragrant, cherished keepsake.
For more Lavender Weekend information, visit:
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the sequim Lavender festival at www.lavenderfestival.com sequim Lavender farm faire at www.sequimlavenderfarms.org
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the farm faire’s new location, Lavender in the Park • hours: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday and saturday; 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. sunday. evening concerts are from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Friday and saturday — the food booths and wine & beer garden will stay open for the evening events. concert information is on Page 18. • The main Sequim location for the Farm Faire is dubbed “Lavender in the Park” and is located at Carrie Blake Park, 202 S. Blake Ave. The beautiful, spacious Carrie Blake Park features the James Center Amphitheatre with great lawns and lovely gardens that provide a relaxing, pen area for the entire family. Lavender in the Park includes premiere lavender and lavender products from members of the Sequim Lavender Farmers Association. This new location features more than 150 booths with fine crafts, food, beverages, music, agricultural programs, family programs and more. Admission is free. Special exhibits include Clallam County Master Gardeners Foundation, Shiso Sister City Friendship Garden, Nash’s Organic Farm project, Northwest Raptor Center with their “ambassador” birds and auto shows. This new location is where all of the buses will be
loading to connect the Faire’s Farm Tour. More bus information can be found on Page 7.
Lavender Faire Food Food and culinary lavender is a big part of the Sequim Lavender Farm Faire. Lavender in the Park includes 16 restaurants with local favorites Alder Wood Bistro, Tarciscios, Jeremiah’s BBQ, Kokopelli and Olympic Ice Cream, plus great food from Seattle, Portland, Kingston, Anacortes and Tacoma. Also right next to the stage is the Wine and Beer Garden where you’ll find micro brew and local wines including Olympic Cellar’s famous lavender wine. The Faire’s Farms on Tour (shown on Page 6) also have delightful treats, many of which include wine and beer on their menus. Restaurants at the farms include Bella Italia, Garden Bistro, Bushwhacker, Oven Spoonful, Cedarbrook, Sunshine and even high tea.
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Cooking demonstrations are the featured program on Sunday at five of the farms on tour. Lavender is a fantastic herb for cooking, but getting it just right is important so local chefs show you how to use lavender in your cooking. New this year, Sunshine Lavender & Herb Farm will be running cooking demonstrations all weekend. Go to www.sequimlavenderfarms.org for specific details, times and locations for each of the cooking demonstrations plus more information about Lavender in the Park.
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There are several community events held in and around Sequim during Lavender Weekend, Friday, July 15 through Sunday, July 17. Here’s a look at some of them: QuiLt shoW Sunbonnet Sue Quilt Club’s annual quilt show will be from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. July 15-17 at the Sequim Middle School Gym, 301 W. Hendrickson Road. This year’s 25th anniversary celebration will feature more than 200 quilts on display, work from featured artist Carol Clevenger, art quilt exhibit and demonstrations, an heirloom quilt display, the Country Store and Vendor Mall, door prizes and an “Anniversary Star” raffle quilt with a drawing held July 17 at 4 p.m. A $5 donation is requested at the door. For more information, go to www.sunbonnetsuequiltclub.org.
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Explore hidden back roads and lush valleys as you discover some of the finest small, family-run wineries in Washington. Since most produce less than 2,000 cases of wine a year, many of the wines are in very limited production and are challenging to find outside of the communities where they are made. The Olympic Peninsula Wineries invite visitors to wind their way through beautiful fields of lavender en route to tasting some of the region’s handcrafted wines. Eight artisan wineries located in Port Townsend, Chimacum and Port Angeles will open their doors from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. July 15-17. While children are allowed in the tasting rooms, you must be 21 or over to participate in wine tasting. Go to www.olympicpeninsulawineries.org for more information.
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The tour is from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. July 15 and 16. Dinner is included. Wine can be purchased. The cruise leaves from John Wayne Marina, 2577 W. Sequim Bay Road just off Highway 101. Tickets are $65. For reservations phone 360-681-4076.
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car shoW More than 200 cars are expected on Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for the Antique, Classic & Custom Car Show on the athletic field north of Fir Street. Sponsored by the Peninsula Dream Machines and the Sequim Valley Car Club, 100 percent of the proceeds will go directly to the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Olympic Peninsula. There will be a free pancake breakfast for anyone who registers a car in the show and music by Chantilly Lace. For more information, phone Bill Zynda at 360417-2151.
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driFtWood event The third annual Olympic Driftwood Sculptors Art Show will be held from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. July 15 and 16, and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. July 17 at the Carlsborg Conference Center, 865 Carlsborg Road. In addition to the exhibit of sculptures by numerous artists, members will also present a “regatta”
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Olympic Driftwood Sculptors club members will offer a free show at the Carlsborg Conference Center, 865 Carlsborg Road, during Lavender Weekend, July 15 to 17.
with sailing-themed pieces. There will be demonstrations of works-in-progress and driftwood artists will be available to answer questions and explain the process used in creating these beautiful art pieces. Admission is free. Cameras are welcome. There will also be unfinished driftwood for sale. Go to www.olympicdriftwoodsculptors.org or phone 360-681-2535 for more information.
Bird WaLk Join Dungeness River Center’s renowned naturalist, Bob Boekelheide, to see and hear the birds of the riparian forest by the beautiful Dungeness River from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. July 16. The flashy birds of summer are the goal: warblers, vireos, tanagers, grosbeaks, flycatchers, and others that are only here for a few brief months before they return to their Central and South American wintering haunts. Bring binoculars, bird books, and shoes suitable for walking on the Olympic Discovery Trail. The bird walk leaves from the Dungeness River Audubon Center, 2151 W. Hendrickson Road. Go to www.dungenessrivercenter.org for more information. events continued on Page 19>>
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Dinner and story telling — Experience some of the best of Northwest Tribal culture and food on July 15 at the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe’s Community Center, 1033 Old Blyn Highway. • At 6 p.m. a traditional salmon dinner will be served outdoors on the shores of beautiful Sequim Bay. The salmon will be cooked on cedar stakes over an open fire and served with local vegetables, traditional bread, a berry dessert and non-alcoholic beverages. • At 6:45 p.m., renowned Jamestown S’Klallam storyteller, Elaine Grinnell, will tell stories as well as display and describe native crafts and tools. Advance reservations are required by July 13. Ticket costs: Dinner and story telling at 6 p.m. is $45 for adults and $25 for children under 10. Phone 360-681-4600, or email Anika Kessler at akessler@jamestowntribe.org to order tickets.
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artwork Classic painting chosen for the faire’s 2011 poster A painting by local artist Patricia Taynton serves as the official 2011 Sequim Lavender Farm Faire artwork. The art will be featured on the Faire’s posters, T-shirts, advertising and other promotional materials. “The classic painting is in the tradition of Sequim lavender farm art,” says Scott Nagel, executive director of the Sequim Lavender Farm Faire. “We are excited to present this vibrant new image to the thousands of worldwide tourists who will come to visit our beautiful and iconic farms this year.” Patricia is a “photorealist” who paints in water-
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color and tempera. A graduate of Moore College of Art in Philadelphia, she has taught both private workshops and classes at Peninsula College in Port Angeles since moving to the Olympic Peninsula. She is a juried member of Women Painters of Washington and has work featured at the Olympic Gallery in Quilcene and Gallery on the Walls in Sequim. The poster is for sale at the Sequim Visitors and Information Center, 1192 E Washington St., and at all the farm stores for $10.
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‘Boomer with an attitude’ graces 2011 festival poster Posters for the 15th Sequim Lavender Festival are graced with artwork by Chris Witkowski. The poster features a woman in a flamboyant headdress sitting in a chair in a lavender field reading a festival schedule. Her name, chosen by the festival’s president, Terry Stolz, is Mona. “She’s a boomer with an attitude” who is not based on any real person, says Paul Jendrucko, who is handling media relations for the Sequim Lavender Growers Association’s festival. “It’s the tourist who comes in and wants to enjoy the fields and fragrance of lavender, and she’s reading the guide about where to go next, what to do next,” he says. “She’s our poster child.” Festival Director Mary Jendrucko and Donna Green of lavender-growing Greenhill Farm will make headwear resembling the lavender-adorned headdress Mona wears. Not only do they plan to wear them during the festival, but they also will have a few for sale at the Sequm Lavender Festival’s food, music, lavender products and crafts fair on Fir Street between Sequim Avenue and Third Avenue. “We’re not going to make lots of them,” Mary Jendrucko says. “It’ll just be a fun thing.” The poster artist, Witkowski, is a longtime favorite in Port Townsend who now lives in northern California. She is known for vibrant paintings of people with a bounty of flowers and vegetables cascading from lavish headwear — such as “Flora,” the image adopted by the Port Townsend Farmers Market. Witkowski “has brought the importance of local agriculture to us through the viewers’ eyes in vivid brush strokes,” Paul Jendrucko says. “She is the perfect fit for what we are trying to say this year: Lavender has a place in farming and in our farming history and touches our personal lives for a relaxing and enjoyable experience,” he says. The $10 posters and $5 buttons for the festival organized by the growers’ association can be found at the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce, 1192 E. Washington St.; the lavender growers’ festival office in the back of 237 N. Sequim Ave.; or online at www.lavenderfestival.com. The poster — as well as posters from prior years — will also be available at the Festival’s Street Fair merchandise booth. “We expect our poster art to be the most popular ever and plan on selling out,” Paul Jendrucko says. “We will keep ‘Mona’ around. She holds an important place in our festival history and plans for the future.”
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Two distinct bands will be the featured entertainers for the Sequim Lavender Farm Faire at Carrie Blake Park on Friday and Saturday evening. Creme Tangerine, a five-member band based out of Kirkland, returns to Sequim on Friday, July 15 to re-create Beatles’ classics in a concert filled with energy and humor. Over the years, Creme Tangerine has been a regular feature at events throughout the Pacific Northwest — including the 2010 Sequim Lavender Festival when more than 2,000 people packed the outdoor amphitheater at the James Center for the Performing Arts at Carrie Blake Park. On Jan. 30, 2009, the band made headlines with its re-enactment of the Beatles’ legendary London rooftop concert on its 40th anniversary at Seattle’s Pike Place Market. Fans packed the concert and were treated to a repertoire of the same songs the Beatles played at their rooftop concert. On Saturday, July 16, Blue Rooster will bring some foot-stomping country blues and ragtime to the stage. Cort Armstrong leads the band with his repertoire of borrowed and original tunes, reviving the songs that shook the floors of old mountain
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grange halls parties. The Blue Rooster lineup brings the band to new heights with the addition of a full rhythm section that gets the audience on its feet. The band’s combination of country, bluegrass and ragtime and country blues was the inspiration for Cort’s nickname, “the chicken picker.” Both Creme Tangerine and Blue Rooster concerts are from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., free and family friendly. The food booths and the Wine & Beer Garden at Lavender in the Park will be open during the concerts. There is open seating on the lawn, so bring blankets, low folding chairs and favorite picnic goodies — or visit the food booths for dinner or dessert. No alcoholic beverages are allowed outside of the Wine & Beer Garden. event parking: The parking lot off Blake Avenue will be open during the two evening concerts. A $2 parking donation will benefit the Sequim High School band. A parking lot shuttle bus will be available from the parking lot to the concert venue, or you can simply take the short walk to the James Center Amphitheater.
sponsors page Sponsors for the 15th annual Sequim Lavender Festival MaJor sponsors:
presenting partners: Aromatherapy Thymes Magazine First Federal Solar Gem Greenhouses KSQM 91.5 Leafguard NW QFC – Quality Food Center Franz Bakery
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Boys & Girls Club of the Olympic Peninsula Islander Pizza & Pasta Shack JCPenney Jim Carl Insurance LoBo Designs Marine View Beverage Olympic Restaurant Equipment OlyPen Port Angeles Real Estate Pacific Office Equipment Sunbonnet Sue Quilt Club The Printery Avant-Garde Florist
presenting sponsors John L. Scott Real Estate of Sequim First Federal Sequim Gazette George Washington Inn
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JaZZ in the aLLey Jazz in the Alley is an evening of music, delicious food and a wine garden. It’s the perfect way to unwind after a fun-filled day of lavender events. There is no cover and all ages are welcome from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. July 16 in the parking lot of the BrokersGroup, 219 W. Washington St. Go to www.sequimlavenderfarms.org for more information.
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Sequim artists will open their studios from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. July 15 and 16, and from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. July 17. Many artists will have on going demonstrations showing their techniques and media. Information at www. sequimstudiotour.org.
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