Sequim Lavender Festival 2010 by Sequim Gazette

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Welcome FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR It’s great having the world coming to our door every summer and I know how they feel. It’s an amazing event with an amazing reason to celebrate … that little purple plant that flashes amazing rows of color in the fields, decorates and enhances our homes, and flavors SCOTT NAGEL some amazing foods, not to mention that exhilarating aroma. I have been privileged to work on this world-class event for more than seven years and I still am amazed at the farmers and their hard work, the community and

its civic support, the extraordinary volunteers who love this festival and YOU … all of you who are enamored and drawn to this festival, as I am. So, do like I do … go to some farms, pick some lavender, eat great foods, listen to the music surrounding you, shop for unique hand-made items and be sure to come to our first free family concert Saturday night at the James Center. I’ll see you there! Scott Nagel Executive director

LAVENDER FESTIVAL | SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Friday, July 16 Festival Events 9 a.m. Street Fair opens - all craft/information booths and Fun on the Field 10 a.m. All Farms on Tour open to the public Street Fair stage opens with live music, food booths open 11a.m. Opening ceremonies at the Street Fair with Ciscoe Morris 11a.m. Meet the Farmers at all the Farms on Tour 6 p.m. Farms on Tour close for the day 7 p.m. Street Fair closes for the day (food, craft booths and music) Community Events (not staffed by the festival, go to Events for more information) 10 a.m. Sunbonnet Sue Quilt Show and Display, Sequim Middle School Gym (ends at 5 p.m.) 10 a.m. Wineries on Tour open until 7:30 p.m. 10 a.m. Sequim Arts Studio Tour closes at 8 p.m. 10 a.m. Olympic Driftwood Sculptors Art Show ends at 6 p.m. 4 p.m. Totem Tour - Jamestown S’Klallam Tribal Center 6 p.m. Salmon and Stories by the Bay - Jamestown S’Klallam Tribal Center 7 p.m. Audubon Puffin Sunset Marine Cruise begins 7 p.m. Dinner & Concert with harpist Bronn Journey at Cedarbrook Garden Cafe 7 pm. Friday Night in Sequim featuring the gypsy swing of Pearl Django - Bank of America Park 7:30 p.m. Olympic Theatre Arts presents “Shirley Valentine”

Saturday, July 17 Festival Events 9 a.m. Street Fair opens - all craft/information booths and Fun on the Field 10 a.m. All the Farms on Tour open to the public Street Fair Stage opens with live music, food booths open 10

11 a.m. 6 p.m. 7 p.m.

Meet the Farmers at all the Farms on Tour Farms on Tour close for the day Street Fair closes for the day (food, craft booths and music)

Community Events(not staffed by the festival, go to Events for more information) 8:30 a.m. Dungeness Audubon Bird Walk at Railroad Bridge Park 9 a.m. Golf Tournament begins – shotgun start 10 a.m. Sunbonnet Sue Quilt Show and Display - Sequim Middle School Gym (ends at 5 p.m.) 10 a.m. Wineries on Tour open until 7:30 p.m. 10 a.m. Sequim Arts Studio Tour until 8 p.m. 10 a.m. Olympic Driftwood Sculptors Art Show until 6 p.m. 7 p.m. Audubon Puffin Sunset Marine Cruise begins 7 p.m. Creme Tangerine Beatles Tribute Concert at James Center 7:30 p.m. Olympic Theatre Arts presents “Shirley Valentine”

Sunday, July 18 Festival Events 9 a.m. Street Fair opens - all craft/information booths and Fun on the Field 10 a.m. All Farms on Tour open to the public Street Fair Stage opens with live music, food booths open 11 a.m. Meet the Farmers at all the Farms on Tour 6 p.m. Farms on Tour close for the day 6 p.m. Street Fair closes (food, craft booths and music) 7 p.m. Celebrate Lavender Dinner Community Events (not staffed by the festival, go to Events for more information) 10 a.m. Sunbonnet Sue Quilt Show and Display - Sequim Middle School Gym (ends at 5 p.m.) 10 a.m. Wineries on Tour open until 7:30 p.m. 10 a.m. Sequim Arts Studio Tour closes at 5 p.m. 10 a.m. Olympic Driftwood Sculptors Art Show ends at 4 p.m. 2 p.m. Olympic Theatre Arts presents “Shirley Valentine” S E Q UI M LAVE N D E R FE S TIVA L 2010

FESTIVAL INFORMATION Welcome to the 14th annual Sequim Lavender Festival in the Sequim-Dungeness Valley, the “Lavender Capital of North America®.” The festival features six Farms on Tour, an incredible Street Fair, a Culinary Program, Fun on the Field and many Community Events. The Sequim Lavender Growers Association, a nonprofit tax-exempt corporation, sponsors the festival. All of the Farms on Tour and the lavender vendors at the Street Fair are members of the association.

Our Sponsors A special thanks to the sponsors who helped make this event possible. These companies are present at the festival and in the community. Please join us in showing our support to the friends of lavender. • Sponsors listed Page 9.

Six Farms on Tour At the root of the festival is the Farm Tour. Each of the six farms offers a unique experience, with a variety of demonstrations, workshops, vendors, food and entertainment that makes each stop a festival in itself. Spend some time in the fields, make a lavender craft or enjoy great food and atmosphere in one of the wine gardens. You can find the perfect gift in the farm shops or answers to your questions at the meet-the-farmers sessions (11 a.m. daily). Get tips on how to choose your culinary lavender and learn how to cook with lavender as an herb at one of the cooking demonstrations (Culinary Program Sunday.) Explore the differences at each farm or settle in and relax at your favorite. • See the farm descriptions and map on page 44.

Farm Tour Tickets Farm Tour tickets provide admission to each of the Farms on Tour and unlimited use of the Farm Tour buses throughout the three days of the festival. Tickets are $15 per person (children 12 and under are free) and are in the form of a commemorative festival support button to keep as a souvenir. During the festival, tickets are available at the Street Fair information booths, each Farm on Tour, and the Sequim Visitor Information Center on Washington Street. Prior to the festival, tickets are available for purchase at several ticket outlets. Check the Web site at www.lavenderfestival.com for pre-festival ticket outlets. The Sequim Lavender Festival is happy to announce a $5 Military Discount to all

active duty, National Guard, Reserves and their dependents. To receive the discount, present a valid military identification at the time of purchase at any of the ticket outlets in advance or at the festival.

Street Fair - Lavender Central Located on Fir Street between Sequim and Third avenues, Lavender Central includes the Street Fair, Fun on the Field, festival food, a wine and beer garden, and live music. Visitors also can purchase tickets, receive festival information and catch the parking shuttle and Farm Tour shuttle. The Street Fair anchors the downtown activities. The juried crafts show includes lavender and specialty lavender products made exclusively by the members of the Sequim Lavender Growers Association along with arts and crafts made by artisans from the Olympic Peninsula and throughout the Northwest. The food court offers a great selection of international cuisine. Enjoy live music at the Street Fair Main Stage sponsored by John L. Scott Real Estate, and a wine and beer garden sponsored by the Olympic Peninsula wineries, Olympic Distributing Company and Deschutes Brewery. Take advantage of the relaxing green lawn to rest your feet or drop off your dog at the pet-sitting area while visiting the Farms on Tour.

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and show you how to cook a variety of lavender dishes. Finish the festival weekend with the third annual Celebrate Lavender Dinner on Sunday evening. The dinner takes place at John Wayne Marina, on the water overlooking Sequim Bay. Reservations are required and must be made by Tuesday, July 14. • Culinary Tour Information begins on page 71. • More on the Celebrate Lavender Dinner on page 73.

Fun on the Field Fun on the Field is an area at the Street Fair that brings together local nonprofit organizations to enjoy a hometown celebration. The grassy area of the field just north of the Street Fair is home to this family experience, with a variety of booths that will offer activities and information. Sit back and relax while taking in street performers and demonstrations from the comfort of shaded tables. Engage in some old-fashioned fun with the young members of your group and the young at heart while learning more about the organizations that support the community. • More on Fun on the Field on page 46.

located at the Street Fair; one on the east end of Fir Street, one on the west end of Fir Street and one on Alder Street, by the Farm Tour bus stop. Tickets can be purchased and volunteers will be available to answer questions and hand out programs. Each of the six Farms on Tour will have an information booth where Farm Tour tickets may be purchased. The Visitor Information Center at the east end of Washington Street will be open daily. Operated by the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce, visitors can find information, programs and purchase Farm Tour tickets at the center.

How We Use Your Ticket Money The sale of Sequim Lavender Festival ticket buttons pays for the production, marketing, management, transportation and the city and county services that

are necessary to provide our 30,000-plus attendees the highest quality program and services. Bus rentals, outdoor toilets and signage are just some of the costs of the festival. The proceeds of the festival support the educational programs of the Sequim Lavender Growers Association, a nonprofit 501(c)6) corporation. In addition, the SLGA gives back to the community through support of more than 100 community organizations such as the Sequim Food Bank, Sequim Boys & Girls Club/Carroll C. Kendall unit, Serenity House and several local retirement homes, among others. College scholarships for Sequim High School seniors also are given every year. We thank our community for its support and the chance to continue with our donations to many fine organizations.

Handicapped Accessibility All farms are handicapped accessible. There is extra marked handicapped parking at the Street Fair, on Alder Street between Second and Third avenues and at the Sequim Food Bank on Alder Street just east of the festival main entrance. The shuttle buses all have wheelchair access.

Pets Dogs are not allowed at the farms — please don’t leave your dogs in the car! Every year we have to break a window for someone who has left his or her dog in the car. It can be very hot in the car and extremely dangerous to pets. You can utilize the petsitting service at the Street Fair while you visit farms, but if you have to take your pet, then we recommend doing “shifts” by staying with your pet at the car.

Community Programs The weekend is filled with many community events available to visitors. Programs include the Sunbonnet Sue Quilt Club show, a golf tournament, a nature cruise and a salmon dinner. Many of these events are available to Farm Tour ticket holders at a discounted price. • List of Community Events begins on page 52. Festival Information Booths There are three information booths

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Sequim Lavender Company welcomes its newest member,

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Pet-sitting 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Daily, Alder and Second at the Street Fair. Dogs are not allowed on the farms. Take advantage of the dog-sitting services offered by Friends of Gentle Paws at the Street Fair. Friends of Gentle Paws is a therapy dog club whose purpose is to utilize their dogs to provide comfort and companionship to people in retirement homes, assisted-living facilities and Alzheimer facilities. Donations would be appreciated for dog-sitting services to support the Friends of Gentle Paws.

of SLGA members and the farms open to the public on page 80 or visit the Sequim Lavender Growers Association at www.lavendergrowers. org. Spread the word, come back again and bring a friend.

Lavender Buds and Sponsors Page 82 lists our Lavender Buds and Sponsors that can accommodate your needs during the festival and throughout the year. Please support these great local businesses.

Sportswear and Souvenirs Street Fair merchandise booth, Fir Street and Second Avenue The festival has an amazing collection of sportswear, caps, aprons and tote bags, along with our “Real Men Grow Lavender” shirts and caps. Stop by and see for yourself!

We Want to Know – Contact Us! The Sequim Lavender Festival gets better each year! Help us by sending your comments to info@lavenderfestival. com. Or by mail/fax to: Sequim Lavender Festival 105½ E. First St., Port Angeles, WA 98362 877-681-3035 – toll free 360-452-4695 – fax

Volunteers! The festival would not be a success without the hard work of hundreds of volunteers covering more than 350 shifts. If you would like to be involved, call 681-3024 or e-mail volunteer@lavenderfestival.com before the festival. At the festival, stop by the office in the gym and we will put you to work. If you would like to help next year, send us a note requesting an application for the 2011 Sequim Lavender Festival. • Please join us in thanking the many volunteers helping this weekend – see page 79.

Save the Date! The Sequim Lavender Festival always is held the third full weekend of July. In 2011 the dates will be July 15-17. Make your plans early!

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Sponsor Booths A special thanks to the sponsors who helped make this event possible. These companies are present at the Street Fair and in the community. Please join us in showing our support to the friends of the Sequim Lavender Festival. • For a complete list of sponsors, please see page 9. • Aromatherapy Thymes Magazine • Black Ball Ferry Line • Cedars at Dungeness • Costco • Evans Glass • First Federal • John L. Scott Real Estate – Sequim • Kenmore Air • KONP Radio • Leafguard Gutter • Olympic Peninsula Wineries • Olympic Springs • Penguin Windows

• Rotary Nor’Wester of Port Angeles • Royal Solariums, Inc. • Sequim Gazette • Solar Gem Greenhouse

Festival Food Booths Food at the Lavender Festival Street Fair is a special experience featuring international cuisine and fresh ingredients. This is not your usual fair food. Come down for lunch or dinner, the food booths are open from 10 a.m.7 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m.6 p.m. Sunday. • Alder Wood Bistro – Herb de Provence Porcetta (slow-braised pork) over spätzle; Smokey Grilled Salmon with pesto over spätzle; spätzle with sage and brown butter served with tangy Nash’s cabbage, and Lavender Cupcakes • Athena – Beef, Chicken, and Field Roast Gyros with fresh tomatoes, onion, olives, feta; fresh fruit slushies, personal pizzas • Bangkok Bistro – Thai Specialties; Chicken Satays; Curry Chicken, Phad Thai Noodles Pepper Beef Steak, Mixed Vegetables and Rice • Jeremiah’s BBQ – Tri-Tip Plate, Rib Plate, Pulled Pork Sandwich, with sides of baked beans, coleslaw, corn on the cob. • Tarcisio’s “The Italian Grill” – Philly Steak & Cheesee Grinder; Italian Meatball & mozzarella sandwich; Garlic Fries, Caesar Salad • J’Aime les Crepes – Savory crepes: Chicken, cheese, ham, artichoke; Sweet crepes: Strawberry, fruit, chocolate, jam, nuts & whipped cream, lavender sugar crepes • Mystery Bay Seafood – Fresh oysters, clams, chowder, and seafood dinner • Current Café – Grilled salmon and Portobello sandwiches • PF Roasting – Roasted Corn on the Cob, Baked Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Yams • Horn of Africa – Sambusa: Chicken or Veggie filled pastries, Falafel Sandwich, Veggie Combo, Lukkuu: Garlic Lemon Chicken over rice or beans • Caffe Fioré – Espresso, Latte, Mocha, Italian Soda, Ice Cream Sandwiches • Friends of the Fields – Fresh Sequim strawberry shortcake with whipped cream. • Little O’S – Miniature doughnuts sprinkled with cinnamon or lavender sugar • Olympic Ice Cream Co. – Variety of tempting ice cream treats • The Dawg Cart – (located at Fun on the Field) - Hot dogs, sausages, drinks and candy 15

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1, 5. The Cedarbrook Garden CafĂŠ celebrates its second year in business, with farm owner Gary Stachurski serving as the head chef. 2. U-pick lavender beds surround the historical house. 3. Built in the 1800s, the Bell House Gift Shop was the McReynolds familyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s original homestead. 4. Moss grows on old outbuilding in the lavender fields. 4

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CEDARBROOK LAVENDER & HERB FARM Some things are said to get better with time. True love. Wine. Flannel pajamas. Gary and Marcella Stachurski, owners of Cedarbrook Lavender & Herb Farm, agree that the Sequim Lavender Festival is more fun and successful each year. For the sixth summer in a row, the couple welcomes visitors to the 8.5-acre farm to share their joy of lavender. The grounds house more than 100 varieties of lavender, although none compare to the Royal Velvet in Marcella’s opinion. The first and oldest herb farm in Washington, Cedarbrook Lavender & Herb Farm is anything but outdated. In fact, Marcella Stachurski just redesigned the historical Bell House Gift Shop with a French-country theme. When guests walk into the old farmhouse, their eyes are met with soft, earthy lavender and green tones and their nostrils are filled with the unique, calming fragrance of lavender. The 1,200 square-foot home is filled with reclaimed items, such as a rustic sink found in the middle of a freshly plowed field on the farm, and an old Maytag wash machine. After training with professional chefs for the past two years, Gary is taking control in the kitchen as head chef at the farm’s Garden Café. When the Stachurskis first took over managing the café two years ago, some people told them it would be difficult. That’s not the case. During this

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Interest in lavender continues to blossom

time of recession, Gary and Marcella have managed to come out on top. How did this happen? By doing what they’ve always done: Taking the good with the bad and weeding out the rest.

Speaking of weeds, Marcella is busier weeding this year than ever before. “The weeds woke up early this year so we’re in our third weeding already, as opposed to the first or second,” she said.

Interview by ASHLEY MILLER

This season is the last for the original U-Pick lavender field, which runs east to west along the café’s south side. After the festival, the Stachurskis will tear up the field and replant new lavender plants in rows running north to south so that café guests can enjoy the view of purple, pink and white lavender blooms. Gary and Marcella said they’re really looking forward to seeing friends and family and meeting new faces during this year’s festival. Vendors will offer a variety of goods and demonstrations, including birdhouses, beekeeping, a watercolor workshop, bath and body products, and jewelry. Back by popular demand is the espresso stand, box lunches and a favorite white chocolate lavender mocha. “I like to have a nice sampling (of vendors) without any of them competing with each other,” Marcella said. “We are having story time for children and continuing our crafting with new crafts. Another demonstration will instruct guests on how to cook a complete meal on the barbecue with lavender. And, don’t forget to see the farm cats, Miss Minnie and Vinnie. Cedarbrook Lavender & Herb Farm and the Cedarbrook Garden Café are located at 1345 S. Sequim Ave. For more information, call the gift shop at 6837733, the café at 683-4541 or go online to www.cedarbrooklavender.com.

The name lavender comes from the Latin root lavare, which means “to wash.” Lavender may have earned this name because it was frequently used in baths to help purify the body and spirit. However, this herb also has been used as a remedy for a range of ailments from insomnia and anxiety to depression and fatigue. Research has confirmed that lavender produces slight calming, soothing, and sedative effects when its scent is inhaled.

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Enjoy daily specials and cool Margaritas during the Lavender Festival!

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Breathe in the Lavender!!

Relax in our gazebo set in the middle of our ﬁeld. Sip some R complimentary lavender lemonade. Wander our purple rows of early blooming “Folgate” variety lavender. Pick a perfect bouquet which could include purple, lavender, pink and white blossoms. Visit our quaint gift shoppe for that perfect gift of lavender.

“Come see, smell and pick our vibrant purple, early blooming Folgate Lavender!”

Enjoy the heady airborne aroma as we distill “Folgate” lavender during the festival in our Old World style alembic copper pots. We welcome your visit and look forward to sharing our love of lavender with you. Peace to you. Julie Ingram, Mike Greenhaw & family

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3 1. Owner Randy Nicholson works on the lavender oil distillation system. 2, 3. The lavender fields at Jardin du Soleil inspire and delight visitors from around the world. 4. Pam and Randy Nicholson, owners of Jardin du Soleil Lavender farm, count down the days until the annual Sequim Lavender Festival. 5. During the lavender festival, Jardin du Soleil will be hosting a wide variety of artisans, along with music by Electric Wood Band, and great lavender cuisine prepared by the Red Lion CrabHouse. For more information, see article on page 20. 4

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JARDIN DU SOLEIL LAVENDER FARM Jardin du Soleil’s staff has the spent the past year creating new gardens around the 1880s Victorian home and lavender fields while expanding their product line in order to make the farm experience more enjoyable with every visit. O w ne rs Pa m a nd Randy Nicholson are often found in their retail store on the farm engaging with customers. It has been 11 years since Jardin du Soleil first participated in the Lavender Festival Farm Tour. “We always intended to be a part of the festival and built the farm to accommodate a large crowd,” Pam said. “We set out to be a certified organic lavender oil producer, protect some of the original part of the farmland here and enhance the gardens to be part of the farm experience. And I think we have done that.” New products are on the shelf this season, with “giving back” an important part of the Nicholsons’ product lines. Proceeds from new and old products will benefit the local PEO chapters and ovarian cancer research. Though some of the festival highlights remain consistent – such as observing

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lavender oil distillation while learning about the history of the farm with Randy Nicholson, watching glass bead making by Bob Selby, seeing bees in action

with local beekeeper Ed Giersch, and enjoying the eclectic music of Electric Wood – visitors should look forward to all of the new events and demonstrations going on at the farm. Children will love the kite-making and kite-flying classes offered by The School of Wind. Festival visitors will want to browse the creations

of the local Driftwood Artists group, and watch local fiber artist Rachel Faubion demonstrate unique modern techniques for spinning yarn from natural fibers. On Saturday, Ross Hamilton, noted Olympic Peninsula photographer, will be signing his new 2011 Olympic Peninsula Calendar. Jardin du Soleil is featured for July 2011! The English Garden Maze, created last year, is growing and always a favorite with children and grownups alike. New gardens have been planted, such as a peaceful Zen Garden and a new koi pond. Strolling the gardens at Jardin du Soleil is always a festival “must do.” On Sunday at 3 p.m. enjoy a special garden tour with Boo, our English gardener. Visitors will benefit from a gardener’s perspective of the farm, have the opportunity to ask specific questions, or you can simply enjoy his English charm. Participation limited, so make sure you show up early! Jardin du Soleil Lavender, 3932 SequimDungeness Way, is a certified organic farm. For more information, call 360-582-1185 or go online to www.jardindusoleil.com.

Lavender is a wonderful herb for cooking. It lends itself well to dairy and citrus dishes and is a great complement to herbal blends. English lavender has the sweetest flavor and is the most commonly used. Use lavender from your own garden or from a farm that does not use pesticides or foliar fertilizers.

LAV LAVENDER FUDGE

‘Garden of the Sun’ and more

2 cups (12 oz.) gourmet chocolate chips 1 can (12 oz.) sweetened condensed milk 1 tbs. culinary lavender flowers or 3 tbs. fresh lavender flowers, finely ground

Melt everything together in a double boiler. Add 3 tbs. butter, stir until smooth and melted. Pour into a 9” x 9” pan lined with wax paper. Cover with plastic wrap. Chill overnight. Cut into 1” squares. This recipe can be doubled by using a 9” x 12” pan. S E Q UI M LAVE N D E R FE S TIVA L 2010

U-Pick Lavender Lavender Products Live Potted Plants

Open Fri., Sat. & Sun., July 16, 17 & 18, 10am-6pm featuring: Sugar Plum Designs •White Chocolate Lavender Cheesecake • Lavender Scones and Other Lavender Desserts

Olympic Lavender Farm • Lavender Infused Hot Dogs • Lavender Ice Cream in various ﬂavors Lavender Oil Distillation Demonstration Live Music See our Lavender Studio! Beekeeper Crafting with Lavender Arts & Crafts Vendors

June - July - August Port Williams Lavender Farm will be closed July 16, 17, & 18, 2010 During the Sequim Lavender Festival Reopening Monday, July 19th

Open 11-5 Daily June through August 1432 Marine Drive • Sequim, WA 98382 • email: lavender@olypen.com

(360) 683-4475 or (360) 681-3388

• Farm-fresh produce, plants & flowers • High-quality, locally-made art including jewelry, soaps, clothing & accessories, pottery & paintings • Great food: wood-fired pizza, Thai, BBQ, locally roasted coffee, pastries & chocolates • Live music by Charlie Ferris on Saturday and The Old Time Fiddlers on Sunday

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Nestled in the foothills of the Olympic Mountains, Lost Mountain Lavender farm is a “must-see” on the Sequim Lavender Festival tour. Above right: Barbara Hanna, owner of Lost Mountain Lavender farm, helps Justin Miller, 2, fill a sachet with fragrant lavender buds. Below right: Randi Cox demonstrates spinning at Lost Mountain Lavender during the Lavender Festival. There will be several additional artisans at the farm during this year’s festival.

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LOST MOUNTAIN LAVENDER FARM

Bella Italia to serve famous mushroom ravioli from ‘Twilight’ at Lost Mountain Lavender

Interview by ASHLEY MILLER

Returning vendors include artist Jeff At first glance, Barbara Hanna might the house because there’s not as much Becker with Charitable Arts and author seem like an average woman. of it and it’s not so overpowering,” she Sally Harris, recently featured on BusiHer above-the-shoulder curly brown said, describing how she sleeps on a ness Week TV for her successful children’s hair cleverly sneaks out of its band and lavender-filled pillow because, “It really book “The Caterpillar’s Dream.” her blue jeans have subtle smears of dirt does help me sleep.” on them from working around Owned by Barbara and Gary Hanna, Lost Mountain the farm. She wears small danLavender is celebrating its gly earrings, a wristwatch and 12th year on tour, the sevwedding band but no large or enth in a row for the Hangaudy jewelry. nas. Upon closer examination “Going into last year we – past what meets the naked didn’t know what to expect eye – it becomes obvious that but it was a very successful Barbara Hanna is anything year for us and the festival,’ but normal. She’s a “Jill-ofBarbara Hanna said. all-trades” who pours her One day in particular, heart and soul into her threethe farm was visited by acre farm on the outskirts of people from five countries town. by noon. The majestic postcards in Rain or shine, Barbara the gift shop window? PhotoHanna said she foresees this graphed by Barbara Hanna. year being just as fruitful as The hand-stitched, vibrantthe last. ly colored aprons hanging “It’s the Northwest,” she from the stairwell? Sewn by said. “People just wear a Barbara Hanna. raincoat and continue on The beautifully manicured with their business.” flower beds? Again, Barbara Just make sure to bring a Hanna. “I enjoy embracing my camera because, nestled in creativity and coming up with the valley below the Olympic Barbara Hanna, owner of Lost Mountain Lavender, greets customers new ideas (for the farm),” Mountains, it’s not uncomat the farm’s gift shop. Photo by Ashley Miller she said. mon to come face to face “It’s a full-time job, but it’s one that’s with wildlife. Deer often help themselves Harris’ newest book “Color Me Happy” fun.” to apples fallen from the orchard trees also will be available for sale and signing. During Lavender Festival weekend, and quail guide their young from the Though she’s desensitized to the guests can expect food by Bella Italia’s safety of one bush to another. scent of lavender during the day, Barbara chef Dave Senters, including the restauFor more information, call 360-681Hanna is able to bask in the scent at rant’s famous Twilight mushroom ravioli, 2782 or stop by the farm, 1541 Taylor home after a hard day on the farm. and Lavender Black Currant Champagne. Cutoff Road. “I can really appreciate lavender in

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Lavender Orange Muffins 1 cup all purpose flour 1 cup whole wheat flour 1 tbs. baking powder ½ tsp. salt ¼ cup sugar 1 cup milk

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1 egg 3 tbs. ground culinary lavender bud Mix all ingredients together until combined (do not over mix). Line muffin pans and bake at 400

degrees for 20 minutes. Top with orange glaze while still warm Lavender Orange Glaze. Combine grated rind and juice of one orange with 1-1/2 cups powdered sugar and ¼ tsp. ground culinary lavender. 23

Sequim, Washington Lavender Capital of North America ®

® Celebrate Lavender® July 16, 17, & 18, 2010 6 beautiful Farms on Tour in the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Juried Street Fair • Food • Music Demonstrations & more! Culinary Program on Sunday Farm Tour Tickets $15. Children 12 and under free. Military Discounts • Children’s Program!

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1, 2. The lavender fields at Olympic Lavender; all U-pick during the festival will benefit the Olympic Medical Cancer Center. 3. Lavender has become increasingly popular as a culinary ingredient in recent years. 4. The Olympic Lavender Studio, offering specialty culinary and body products. 5. A visitor enjoys the fields at Olympic Lavender Farm. See article on page 26. 4

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A second chance at love

OLYMPIC LAVENDER

U-pick proceeds during festival to benefit cancer center

One year ago, Mary Borland-Liebsch was a heartbroken widow. Her husband of 37 years, business partner, soul mate and best friend Steve Borland died Feb. 24, 2009, after a 14-month battle with a brain tumor. Despite the tragedy, Borland-Liebsch honored her husband’s wishes and participated in the annual Sequim Lavender Festival, turning to friends, family and the memory of her husband for support. One of the friends who came to Borland-Liebsch’s aid offered to introduce her to a “nice” man when she was “ready.” Borland-Liebsch politely refused – jumping back into the dating scene was the last thing on her mind. Cupid, however, had other plans. One week after the 2009 Sequim Lavender Festival, Borland-Liebsch’s friend introduced her to Bruce Liebsch at the Sequim Aquatic Recreation Center. Despite her initial resistance, Borland-Liebsch was pleasantly surprised to find she had a lot in common with Liebsch, whose wife of 43 years died from a battle with breast cancer just one month before Steve Borland. The two started spending time as

DID YOU KNOW...

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friends and fell in love almost immediately. At Christmas, they announced their engagement. Feb. 13, 2010, they married.

Liebsch said he’s enjoying living and working at the lavender farm and is excited for his first “working” festival. “I’m going to be right in the middle of it all,” he promised. “It’s going to be fun and interesting.” In honor of their late husband and wife, all the proceeds from the U-pick field during the three-day festival will be donated to the Olympic Medical Cancer Center. Last year, $1,700 was raised and donated. The money specifically benefits the Patient Navigator Program, providing financial assistance in the form of meals,

lodging and travel expenses for cancer patients. Other farm highlights include the premiere of Kathy Gehrt’s new cookbook “Discovering Cooking With Lavender;” a live performance by Sequim’s very own Sara Shea; live music by Denny Secord and the Northwest Country Boys; Olympic Lavender Farm’s newest lavender rub for meat; vanilla-lavender ice cream; representatives from Peninsula Friends of Animals; arts and crafts with June Devine, “The Lavender Lady;” lavender-infused hot dogs with condiments; and much more. Gehrt will be on-site all three days, signing books and giving cooking demonstrations including how to roast lavender and make herb and spice blends. Though it’s her 14th year in a row on tour, Borland-Liebsch is looking forward to the festival with a renewed energy and excitement. It is, after all, the first festival she’s spent as a newlywed. Surely congratulations are in order. Olympic Lavender Farm is at 1432 Marine Drive. For more information, call 681-3388 or go online to www.olympiclavender.com.

In old England it was a tradition to plant lavender near the laundry door to keep the fabrics fresh smelling and repel insects. On sunny days, the linens and clothing were laid to dry over the large bushes to absorb the aroma of the lavender. Evan Isaac Walton wrote in 1682 “Good master, let’s go to that house, for the linen looks white and smells of lavender.” Luckily, today we can still achieve the fresh fragrance Walton raved about in 1682. Simply toss a lavender filled bag into the dryer with your damp clothes or store folded sheets and pillowcases with lavender sachets. You also can sprinkle lavender water on pillowcases. S E Q UI M LAVE N D E R FE S TIVA L 2010

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1. Lavender bundles in the fields. 2. Young and old alike enjoy the U-pick fields 3. The barn at Purple Haze. 4. Adirondack chairs in the garden allow visitors to enjoy the sight and scent of lavender. 5. Purple Haze offers certified organic lavender, beautiful gardens to roam, a wonderful little farm gift shop, and a refreshment stand.

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PURPLE HAZE LAVENDER FARM Fifteen years ago, Mike Reichner thought of gardening as a hobby and he planted 19 lavender plants. Today, Purple Haze Lavender Farm is featured in magazines, newspapers and on television shows around the country. “I heard my name on the Paul Harvey radio show one morning early on, and then it really took off,” Reichner said. “That kind of stuff really still shocks me when I reflect on it.” He also is amazed at how the Sequim Lavender Festival has grown over the years. “When looking back on all the festivals, the change over the years is dramatic,” he said. “From the first one, where about 250 people showed up, to now, with tens of thousands of folks wandering the farm.” Reichner, a retired state park ranger, described the first few festivals as hectic and chaotic. But now, he said things run very smoothly thanks to the hard-working staff on the farm. Reichner said the wonderful staff allows him and his wife, Rosalind, the owners of the farm, the opportunity to walk around and greet people during the festival. It’s not easy to tell new visitors what the experience will be like, but Reichner describes the certified organic farm as the most relaxed, friendly, helpful and beautiful place one could visit. He said the “Purple Haze experience” is unforgettable. “Expect a total sensory overload when you get out of your car at our farm,” he said. “Visitors will be struck by the rolling hills, ponds, orchards and hundreds of birds. The staff is incredibly friendly, informed and educated. And, of course, there’s lavender – and lots of it.” There are 40,000 lavender plants with more than 50 varieties of lavender on 12.5 acres on rolling hills on the east side of SE QUI M LAVE NDE R F EST IVAL 2 0 1 0

Experiencing lavender the Purple Haze way Sequim. Because the farm has been in business since 1995, the landscaping has had the opportunity to mature. “All of the trees that we planted back then are now 30- to 40-feet tall and the place has really filled in,” Reichner said. Mike, Rosalind and the staff at Purple Haze have spent the past year sprucing up the place.

“We’ve actually spent a considerable amount of time this past year formalizing some of the gardens on the farm,” he said. Removing older plants and replacing them with new ones is an ongoing process at the farm. The staff also has replaced annual plants with perennials, replaced original fencing with a more formal white picket fence, and installed custom raised beds for herbs and vegetables. “We’ve also been formalizing the south lawn area, as we are getting more and more weddings being held at the farm,” Reichner said. He said the anticipation of the festival is exciting and he looks forward to it each year. He enjoys getting up in the morning, watching the vendors set up and the first few cars trickle down the road, then watching things begin to bustle as the masses arrive by 10 a.m. each morning.

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Geoffrey Castle has become a fan favorite on the farm and has provided entertainment during the festival for several years. This year, Castle’s entire band will perform a Jimi Hendrix review on Saturday, which is another part of the festival Reichner is looking forward to. As the festival continues to grow, so do the farm’s sales. Since 2001, the farm has been offering year-round sales and shipping Internet orders around the world from its retail store in downtown Sequim. The certified organic farm also has been selling its signature lavender salad dressing for several years to QFC stores and high-end markets in Seattle. The farm recently sold dried lavender bundles for display to The Restoration Hardware Stores in the United States and Canada, and its Yahoo store has grown dramatically over the years. The most popular products are culinary goods, spritzer, liquid soap and bar soaps, and each spring and fall the farm ships thousands of plants all over the continent. Reichner said he is exploring expanding business to China and Japan. The business success is connected to the farm’s commitment to preserving the agricultural heritage of the SequimDungeness Valley. The staff harvests the lavender by hand, distills it into oils, hangs it in bundles to dry and creates value-added products from the essential oils and sachets. The farm invested in a 1.2-million BTU, 600-gallon lavender essential oil distillation plant three years ago, which has attracted a lot of attention and streamlined the operation, Reichner said. “What used to take us a month to accomplish, we now do in a week, so it’s made an obvious impact on us,” he said. “It gets a lot done in very little time.” 29

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1. The he lavender lavende deer fi fields elds at Sunshine Herb Her & Lavender Farm adjoin a greenhouse filled with flowers and herbs. 2. Owners Steve and Carmen Ragsdale. 3. A rooster browses among the lavender and herb garden. 4. The iconic red barn at Sunshine Herb & Lavender Farm. 5. During the Lavender Festival, a visitor finds the perfect lavender plant to take home. See story on page 32. 4

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SUNSHINE HERB & LAVENDER FARM There’s a new weeding crew at Sunshine Herb & Lavender Farm that only can be described as adorable, short, a bit fuzzy and seemingly happy. The workers are actually two 4-monthold miniature Southdown sheep recently purchased by Sunshine owners Steve and Carmen Ragsdale. The sheep are a rare breed that originated in England, are only 18”-22” tall and appear to have an eternal smile on their cute faces. Sir Royal Velvet and Thumbelina Leigh are named after lavender varieties and are sure to be one of the main attractions on the farm this year. And the Ragsdales, like the sheep, have plenty to smile about. The 10-acre farm has 55 varieties and nearly 8,000 lavender plants in the ground, plus several more being tested in the greenhouse. Much of the lavender is distilled for its essential oil and used in products in the farm store. Steve retired two years ago from his job in naval architecture for the federal government but has kept very busy ever since. “We can stay busy 24 hours a day here,” he said. “There’s always something to do.” They keep plenty busy with the farm’s fields, espresso stand, ice cream shop and retail store. The farm’s inventory includes nearly 900 natural products including aroma therapy, soaps, gifts, culinary and items for pets and the home. Carmen’s background in cosmetology has been beneficial in developing new products. “That has a lot to do with why our variety is so large,” she said. The store also sells a wide variety of culinary products. Carmen’s interest in cooking has influenced those products as well. “We have to change our thinking a bit and realize that lavender isn’t just a flower, it’s an herb,” she said. “It’s amazing the different flavors you can get with the addition of just one herb.” Steve said it’s important that people know how products are made and where the ingredients come from. 32

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“Our products are from the field to the shelf,” Steve said. “That’s the advantage of Sunshine lavender. Knowing where it’s grown and knowing the growers is important.” Carmen has published cookbooks with recipes she’s been gathering and developing

for years. She features mainly Angustifolia varieties of lavender as the best for culinary uses in her cookbooks. Her favorite varieties of Munstead, Provence, Royal Velvet and Melissa each have distinct tastes as a spice, she said. It’s important that lavender has not been exposed to pesticides, and is preserved for flavor, color and quality, Steve said. Their farm store packages its culinary lavender in food-grade sealed bags, which protects the herb from light and air. “You could open up that bag in 10 years and it would be as fresh as the day it was put in,” Carmen said. “That’s the work we put in and the care we take with our lavender.” The couple’s first experience with growing lavender began with a 1-acre garden at their

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home in Kitsap County 16 years ago. When they outgrew that space, they began looking for land in the SequimDungeness Valley. “We just knew it was a good area to grow,” Carmen said. “We wanted to find some acreage where we could actually harvest and we found this perfect place.” Steve said the time leading up to the lavender festival is exciting. “We’re coming into another bloom season and get to see the benefit of all of the work we’ve done all year long,” he said. Carmen looks forward to new opportunities that the festival provides each year. “Every year is a different year and every year is a learning year,” she said. “We grow every year that we do the festival.” During the festival, the farm will feature antique tractors and cars as well as an antique fire engine from the Discovery Bay Fire Department. Other events include talks on nutrition and how to use lavender in everyday life. Watching the people’s reactions to the farm makes it all worthwhile for the couple. “Meeting the people who appreciate what we do and who appreciate the beauty that they see is rewarding,” Carmen said. They also expand their product lines depending on what they hear from people. “A lot of ideas come from customer requests and depend on what the public’s needs are,” Carmen said. While lavender products are available just about everywhere today, people are looking for natural ingredients in products like soaps, deodorants, lotions and creams, Steve said. “More and more people are seeking out natural products because they are having reactions to synthetics,” he said. And, people are looking for quality products as well. And the quality of the lavender depends on the soil and climate it was grown in – something this area is definitely known for.

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CAN YOU SAY OOH LA LA? The Sequim Lavender Festival wouldn’t get off to a proper start without gardening guru Ciscoe Morris standing on stage proclaiming it so. As he has done the past several years, Ciscoe will kick off the festival at the opening ceremonies beginning at 11 a.m. on Friday, July 16, at the Street Fair center stage. With his famous “ooh la la” declaration peppered throughout his talks, Ciscoe will share ideas for planting, growing and harvesting lavender. Ciscoe regularly appears on KING5 TV gardening segments with Meeghan Black and has his own weekly show, “Gardening with Ciscoe.” His Friday night Q&A show, “Gardening with Ciscoe Live” is broadcast on Northwest Cable News and he makes regular appearances on “Gardening by the Yard” on the Home and Garden cable network.

Gardening Guru Ciscoe Morris visits the Lavender Festival He gives gardening advice mixed with a hearty dose of humor every Saturday morning on News Talk 97.3 KIRO FM. Ciscoe has co-authored books on roses and perennials and writes a weekly garden column for the Seattle Times. His book “Ask Ciscoe” was among the top-selling garden books nationwide. Ciscoe describes himself as “crazy about dogs and gardening,” and he often can be found working with his pooches Fred and Ruby in his Seattle garden that has been featured in several publications. His other passion is travel and, despite his busy schedule, he manages to find time to lead garden tours to countries all over the world. And, of course, to travel at least once a year to Sequim for the annual Sequim Lavender Festival.

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POTTER, PAINTER, POSTER CREATOR Eight years ago, the poster selected for the annual Sequim Lavender Festival turned out to be one of the most popular and one of the best sellers. That particular poster, painted by North Olympic Peninsula artist Carol Janda, inspired the Sequim Lavender Festival committee to commission Janda to create a new piece for the 2010 festival. Janda decided on a watercolor showing a person cutting lavender in a field of the plants. “The first one was an oil,” said Janda, a member of the Blue Whole Gallery in Sequim. “But I’m mainly a watercolorist.” The poster will be sold at the Lavender Festival and its likeness

is printed on this year’s festival buttons and T-shirts. Although Janda’s first love is pottery — “part of my art activities since childhood” — she creates paintings that depict the local landscape of mountains, seascapes and flowers. Her pottery, she explained, has an art nouveau feel “with its glaze, sprigged dragonflies and sculptural additions.” “I like the relationship between the two media, which exercises the visual and the tactile use of the elements and principles of design,” she said. Her work can be seen at Waterfront Art Gallery, the Blue Whole Gallery and the Landing Art Gallery.

Carol Janda was commissioned by the Sequim Lavender Festival committee to create the official poster for the 2010 festival.

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Janda began painting in 1970 while living in Glacier Bay, Alaska. Originally from Maryland, she graduated from Frostburg University and taught in public schools in Maryland, Montana and Alaska. “The spectacular landscape and isolation of Yellowstone and Glacier Bay encouraged me to study watercolor through books and practice,” she said. In 1978, Janda and her husband moved to Coulee Dam in eastern Washington, where she studied with Del Gish, a modern western impressionist. Since then she has studied with several other teachers and has taught watercolor and given workshops herself. Several years ago her husband, who is with the National Park Service, was transferred to Olympic National Park. Janda said she particularly enjoys living on the North Olympic Peninsula because it reminds of her of Alaska. Many of her paintings of the past 10 years have been scenes from Olympic National Park and the peninsula. Janda is a signature member of Northwest Watercolor Society and Sequim Arts. She teaches watercolor for the Peninsula College continuing education program. She is teaching watercolor at the Orchards in Port Angeles and at the Sequim Senior Activity Center as well. “I enjoy teaching watercolor and participating in the Blue Whole Art Gallery and Waterfront Art Gallery activities,” Janda said. Janda was a featured artist at the Blue Whole Gallery, 120 W. Washington St,, Friday, April 2, as part of the Sequim First Friday Artwalk. The 2010 Sequim Lavender Festival poster painted by Janda was on display. Visit Janda’s Web site at claythingsplus.com. For a studio appointment, call 360-452-6356.

Each year a local artist creates an original work of art for the Sequim Lavender Festival, which becomes the basis of our poster and button designs. After the festival, the original artwork joins the display at the Sequim Gazette in the new Community Conference Room, just off the main lobby. It is located downtown at 147 W. Washington St. At any time there usually are at least 10 examples of original lavender festival artwork on display. The current exhibits were created from 1997 to 2009. The public is welcome to visit any time Monday-Friday during normal business hours to see the original Lavender artwork. In addition, there is an exhibition of local history in the Gazette lobby, with 10 stations covering 10 decades of Sequim history. Plan on spending some time as both displays are well worth the visit. S E Q UI M LAVE N D E R FE S TIVA L 2010

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OFF-TOUR LAVENDER FARMS: MUCH TO OFFER AT STREET FAIR If Sequim is the Lavender Capital of North America, the six farms on tour are like big cities – bustling with people and activity, a favorite destination for many. The smaller farms are comparable to small towns – they’re not always on the map but are a whole lotta fun!

Let’s Do Lavender Nestled in the foothills of Sequim with a to-die-for view of the water on one side and the mountains on the other, Susan Zuspan sips her coffee from a porcelain mug with a bundle of royal purple lavender painted on the base. She stares out the window at a yellow and green finch and notices two large ships sailing through the Strait of Juan de Fuca in the background. With almost no thought at all, her hands busily fill and tie sachets with dried lavender buds. Let’s Do Lavender, owned by Zuspan, is a private farm on Bell Hill. Since neighborhood regulations prevent Zuspan from having customers come in and out of the home, she conducts all her business online. With only about 200 plants on site, participating in the Lavender Festival as a farm on tour simply isn’t feasible. Instead, Zuspan is an active member of the Sequim Lavender Growers Association and has a booth at the street fair – as she has for the past 10 years. “I enjoy being a member of the Sequim Lavender Growers Association and have made some wonderful friends,” Zuspan said. “I truly believe in the excellent quality of lavender grown in Sequim and I promote the benefits of this very special lavender whenever I can.” Let’s Do Lavender offers a full line of: • Lavender bath and body products • Gift baskets • Lavender wands • Tote bags • Eye pillows 38

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• Body wraps • Bundles and dried lavender arrangements • Cat toys with homegrown catnip • Dryer bags • Assorted sachets

and color,” she explained. “Grosso is the most fragrant, it’s large and beautiful, it dries well for lavender bundles and is good for making wands.” Her husband, Mike, is the behind-thescenes man who makes the whole operation possible, Zuspan credited. He does the harvesting and processing of the lavender; maintains the books, products, labels and Web site and offers unconditional support. To make cleaning the lavender easier, Mike created the “ZusoShaker,” a machine that shakes the lavender buds through various size screens. “He’s always perfecting it but I think he almost has it the way he wants it,” Zuspan said. The couple moved to Sequim in 1997 after quitting their jobs with the city of Danville, Calif. They travelled the country looking for a place to settle and chose Sequim. Zuspan said she intends to stay in the lavender business until it’s no longer enjoyable – which she simply can’t imagine ever happening. “Purple has always been my Susan Zuspan, favorite color,” she said. owner of Let’s Do Lavender, wears “I love everything about lavenone of her famous der, including the color, the beauty hand-embroidered of the plant in my garden and the denim shirts with hand-dyed silk rib- versatility its bounty offers for my products.” bon. A collection of Zuspan’s homeFor more information, call made products 360-582-1345 or visit www.LetsDo will be on display and for sale at the Lavender.com. Sequim Lavender Moosedreams Lavender Festival street fair. Farms Photo by Ashley Miller

The product Zuspan is most popular for – and the one she’s most proud of – is her hand-embroidered denim shirts with hand-dyed silk ribbon. “They’re casual, comfortable and wear very well,” Zuspan said proudly. The majority of Zuspan’s products are made from Grosso lavender plants – her favorite of all the varieties. “Each variety has its own unique scent

Located off the beaten path in Carlsborg, Moosedreams Lavender Farms offers a lot more than just lavender. In addition to the normal bath and body products, Moosedreams Lavender Farms makes and sells a full line of pet products and will be offering them (and more!) at the Street Fair. Owners Beth Norris and Barb Landbeck are passionate about animals and created a “rescue dog” coat mist with essential S E Q UI M LAVE N D E R FE S TIVA L 2010

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oils of lavender that help calm and relax dogs. “As dog racing is being outlawed in many states, rescued greyhounds from all over the country are finding loving homes thanks to many such organizations, and we are happy to be keeping them calm while they find their forever homes,” Norris said. The lavender that grows at Moosedreams Farms may be purple but the farm is “green.” All the bath and body products are goat milk-based. Goat milk has been used for thousands of years because of its skin softening properties and continues to be one of the farm’s top-selling Moosedreams Lavender Farms Full Moon Dog Shampoo is an product lines. herbal concoction for “dogs One of the farm’s newest prod- who want to smell as good as ucts is the Bee Box Soap, a sweet- they look!” smelling lavender goat-milk soap in Submitted photo the shape of a bee on a honeycomb. It comes in a box made of recycled paper impregnated with bee friendly wildflower seeds. The idea is to “Be Kind, Be Clean, Be Green” by using the soap, planting the box and growing wildflowers to feed bees.

Another popular product is the natural insect deterrent “Bug Off!” “It is safe, effective and does not contain DEET,” Norris assured. It “has become a customer favorite from Alaska to South America,” she said. Lavender, according to Norris and Landbeck, should be in everyone’s medicine cabinet. It’s good for treating burns, infections, headaches, chest congestion, stress and more. “It is truly a magical herb,” Norris said. Moosedreams products are made on-site with ingredients that are vegetable-based, pesticide- and herbicide-free and never tested on animals. A portion of the profit from all the animal products is donated to animal welfare and rescue organizations. A constant goal at the farm is to become 100-percent “green” in product, packaging and bottling. For more information or to make an online purchase, visit www.moosedreamslavender.com.

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FARM TOUR BUSES | FESTIVAL SHUTTLE SERVICE The Festival runs a free shuttle bus system that takes visitors to the Farms on Tour from the Street Fair bus stop at Second and Alder. The festival also operates a free parking lot shuttle from the QFC and JCPenney parking lots to the Street Fair. You can park once and ride the buses everywhere, including new downtown Sequim stops.

PARKING LOT SHUTTLE The free downtown shuttle takes visitors from our two shuttle parking lots at QFC on the east and JCPenney on the west to the Street Fair bus stop on Alder Street. The shuttle makes downtown stops, westbound at the Co-op Farm & Garden bus stop on Washington Street and eastbound also on Washington Street between Second and Sequim avenues. The buses also stop at the Sunbonnet Sue Quilt Show at the Middle School, just across the field from the Street Fair. All of the bus stops will be signed and the shuttle runs approximately every 30 minutes from 9 a.m.-7 p.m.

SATURDAY NIGHT CONCERT SHUTTLE Take the Shuttle to the Concert! On Saturday at 6 p.m., the free Festival parking lot shuttle buses will begin service to the James Center Amphitheater from the Street Fair at Second and Alder and from the JCPenney and QFC parking lots. After the concert the buses will return everyone to those locations. SE QUI M LAVE NDE R F EST IVAL 2 0 1 0

FARM TOUR BUSES The Farm Tour buses are free to all ticket holders, please purchase your tickets (buttons) at any farm or Street Fair information booth prior to boarding buses. The buses leave from the Street Fair bus stop on Alder between Second and Third, each day of the festival beginning at 9:30 a.m. The first bus may reach some farms before 10 a.m. The last buses leave from the farthest out farm beginning at 6 p.m. The bus routes and map numbers are organized to match the festival map layout. When the bus leaves the Street Fair bus stop, the first destination is the first farm listed in the schedule. The buses run every 20-25 minutes on all of the farm routes. FARM TOUR BUS 1 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Sponsored by First Federal Lost Mountain Lavender - A on the farm tour map Cedarbrook Lavender & Herb Farm - E on the farm tour map FARM TOUR BUS 2 - Sponsored by the Sequim Gazette Jardin du Soleil Lavender - C on the farm tour map Olympic Lavender Farm - B on the farm tour map FARM TOUR BUS 3 - Sponsored by Black Ball Ferry Line Sunshine Herb & Lavender Farm - F on the farm tour map FARM TOUR BUS 4 - Sponsored by John L. Scott - Sequim Purple Haze Lavender Farm - D on the farm tour map 43

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Farm Tour Bus 1 Barbara and Gary Hanna 1541 Taylor Cutoff Road, Sequim, WA 98382 360-681-2782 or 888-507-7481 info@lostmountainlavender.com www.lostmountainlavender.com Join us for a weekend full of fragrance, beauty and fun! Our farm hosts more than 100 different cultivars of lavender for our guests to enjoy. Pick your own fragrant bouquet of lavender. Learn lavender crafts and meet our visiting art and craft vendors.

Take a tour of our field and gardens or just relax in the shade of one of the beautiful fruit trees in our orchard. Great music and delicious food all weekend. Our beer and wine garden is nestled amid our unique collection of trees for your complete comfort. While you’re here, explore our wide selection of lavender plants for your own garden and visit our Cottage Gift Shop full of luxurious lavender products. See page 64 for Lost Mountain Lavender Farm schedule of events and activities.

The bus routes are color-coded. See Page 43 for route information.

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Farm Tour Bus 2 Mary Borland-Liebsch 1432 Marine Drive, Sequim, WA 98382 360-683-4475/360-681-3388 lavender@olypen.com www.olympiclavender.com This is the 14th year Mary BorlandLiebsch, owner of Olympic Lavender Farm, has participated in the Sequim Lavender Festival. Olympic Lavender will offer product-making sessions, crafts

JARDIN DU SOLEIL LAVENDER

Farm Tour Bus Route 2 Pam and Randy Nicholson 3932 Sequim-Dungeness Way, Sequim, WA 98382 360-582-1185 or 877-527-3461 info@jardindusoleil.com www.jardindusoleil.com Jardin du Soleil, a certified organic farm, invites you to the Lavender Experience. Enjoy the fragrance and purple vistas. Stroll through magical gardens and lively music provided every day by the multi-talented Electric Wood band. Owner Randy Nicholson

and food. Of particular interest will be cooking demonstrations by Seattle author Kathy Gehrt, who recently published her new book “Discover Cooking with Lavender.” As Olympic Lavender did last year, all proceeds from the U-pick field will go to the Olympic Medical Cancer Center Patient Navigator Program. See page 66 for Olympic Lavender Farm schedule of events and activities.

will demonstrate how lavender flowers are commercially distilled into essential oil. Enjoy lavender craft demonstrations and visit an array of talented artisans displaying their crafts. Cut your own fragrant certified organic lavender bouquet or take home a favorite lavender plant from our large selection of varieties. Find the perfect gift of lavender in our distinctive gift shop. Ample parking is available. See page 62 for schedules and activities at Jardin du Soleil Lavender.

PURPLE HAZE LAVENDER FARM

Farm Tour Bus Route 4 Mike and Rosalind Reichner 180 Bell Bottom Lane, Sequim, WA 98382 360-683-1714 or 888-852-6560 info@purplehazelavender.com www.purplehazelavender.com Purple Haze Lavender is proud to have been featured on HGTV and in Sunset magazine and we invite you to immerse yourself in the Purple Haze Lavender Experience on our 12-acre certified organic farm. Come spend the day with us and wander through rows

and rows of lavender, savor Pacific Northwestinspired cuisine, try our five yummy flavors of lavender ice cream, enjoy a fantastic mix of live entertainment on the south lawn, discover unique handcrafted items from local artisans and enjoy our charming gift shops (both at the farm and downtown) filled with our own line of Purple Haze Lavender culinary, home and body products as well as a large selection of fragrant lavender plants. Home of those great Lavender Margaritas! See page 68 for schedule of events and activities at Purple Haze Lavender Farm.

E CEDARBROOK LAVENDER & HERB FARM Farm Tour Bus Route 1 Gary and Marcella Stachurski 1345 S. Sequim Ave., Sequim, WA 98382 1-800-470-8423 • Café 360-683-4541 www.cedarbrooklavender.com Welcome to Cedarbrook Lavender and Herb Farm! We work closely with our chefs to bring you meals that feature the natural goodness and variety of farm-fresh ingredients, simply and thoughtfully. Lavender cheesecake, baked lavender goodies, lavender ice cream, lavender lemonade, lavender espresso items, lavender

chocolate iced tea. Cedarbrook Lavender & Herb Farm has the distinction of being the oldest herb farm in Washington state. A stroll through the gardens and fields provides visitors with ideas for floral arrangements, food and many other lavender products. The highlight at Cedarbrook will be dinner and a concert by harpist Bronn Journey on Friday evening. We hope your visit is pleasant and your meal, remarkable! Enjoy! See page 60 for schedule of events and activities at Cedarbrook Lavender & Herb Farm.

TICKETS Tickets are $15 (children 12 and under are free). Tickets include the use of the Farm Tour Buses and the added value of a discounted price on many of the Community Events offered on the Festival weekend. A $5 discount is available to all active duty Military, National Guard and Reserves (and their dependents) in advance and at the Festival with valid identification. Purchase Farm Tour Tickets (in the form of a commemorative button) at the Street Fair information booths, all six Farms on Tour and the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce Visitor Information Center on Washington Street. All the Farms on Tour and Farm Tour Buses are handicapped accessible. Pets are not allowed at the farms, but pet-sitting is available at the Street Fair.

F SUNSHINE HERB & LAVENDER FARM Farm Tour Bus Route 3 Steve and Carmen Ragsdale 274154 Hwy 101, Sequim, WA 98382 360-683-6453 www.sunshinelavender.com Sunshine Herb & Lavender Farm, located just east of Blyn, is open year-round with most items available. On the 10acre farm, 55 varieties of lavender are grown and for sale in the greenhouses and gift shop. Carmen has a passion for cooking with lavender and herbs and has

self-published cookbooks showcasing the farm’s herbs and lavender in recipes she has been accumulating over the years. Beefy burgers, pulled pork sandwiches, barbecue chicken, all infused with lavender, as well as lavender salad dressings, will be available during the festival. See page 69 for schedule of events and activities at Sunshine Herb & Lavender Farm.

FUN ON THE FIELD The Sequim Lavender Festival is pleased to offer “Fun on the Field,” which this year has expanded to include a hometown fair experience featuring local nonprofit organizations providing hands-on activities and demonstrations for the entire family. The hours are 9 a.m-7 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Sunday. There will be a stage, street performance area, hot dogs and soft drinks, and crafts booths. We have added additional seating on the beautiful athletic field lawn with umbrella-covered tables and chairs. This will give everyone a chance to spread out and enjoy summer at the Lavender Festival. Also on the field, the American Red Cross will be operating a first-aid station and providing information about its worldwide services, our conveniently located sani-kans (very important!) and more. The following are scheduled to perform during the festival on the Fun on the Field Community Stage, sponsored by the Sequim Food Bank. Unless otherwise noted, the stage will be open for local talent as a first-come first-booked venue. See the Boys & Girls Clubs booth for available times. (On the Fun on the Field grassy area - watch for the signs) Each day 11 a.m.-noon, 1:30-2:30 p.m. and 3:30-4:30 p.m.: Northaven Herding - Becky Northaven will be demonstrating sheep herding three times a day. Come enjoy the show. Each day at noon and 3 p.m.: U. S. Customs and Border Protection Rony will demonstrate vehicle drug search procedures. Saturday & Sunday 10 a.m.-2 p.m.: Native Horsemanship Center – Yvette will be on-site Saturday and Sunday for pony rides. She provides helmets and a support staff for each rider. Sunday 11 a.m.-3 p.m.: Classic Car Show Each day 12:30-1 p.m.: Puppy Pilots is the local club that raises 46

Sponsored by Boys & Girls Clubs of the Olympic Peninsula and KONP Radio puppies for Guide Dogs for the Blind of San Rafael, Calif. Friday and Sunday 2:30-3 p.m.: Hapy’s Oasis Dance Co. Saturday 2:30-3 p.m.: Olympic Mountain Cloggers

American Foundation for Suicide Prevention - The leading national nonprofit organization exclusively dedicated to understanding and preventing suicide through research, education and advocacy, and to reaching out to people with mental disorders and those impacted by suicide. www.afsp.org/chapters. Activity: Come spin our prize wheel! American Red Cross – A humanitarian organization led by volunteers and guided by its Congressional charter and the Fundamental Principles of the International Red Cross Movement, will provide relief to victims of disasters and help people prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies. Activity: First-aid demonstrations: talk

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Old Dominion University – Port Hadlock site of Old Dominion University offers bachelor, master and Ph.D. programs to the surrounding community. Activity: Decorate a flowerpot and take it home with a packet of seeds and/or make a pencil holder. Olympic National Park - Caring for special places saved by the American people so that all may experience our heritage.

Activity: Glines Canyon Dam-Elwha River model. Kids can get their hands wet as they learn and explore what will happen to the sediment when the Glines Canyon Dam is removed. Relay for Life teams – A signature American Cancer Society, 24-hour walk-athon where teams are formed to promote awareness and support for cancer survivors and remember loved ones. This year’s Relay for Life will be from noon Aug. 14-noon Aug. 15 at the Sequim High School track. Activity: An all-ages beanbag toss competition where participants will receive prizes. Luminary bags will be for sale. Sequim High School FFA – Primarily operating as an extension of the Washington FFA Association, the Washington FFA Foundation develops and invests funds

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The third annual Celebrate Lavender Dinner

Sunday, July 18 • 7-9:30 p.m. John Wayne Marina, 2577 W. Sequim Bay Road, Sequim Celebrate the lavender season with a lavish 7-course dinner featuring the lavender of the Sequim Lavender Growers Association and locally sourced foods of the Olympic Peninsula, prepared by chefs David Long and Steve McNabb. The menu will be include wild salmon and duck breast. For more information about the dinner and the Culinary Tour see pages 71-73. Advance tickets required. 2

Dinner & Concert with Harpist Bronn Journey

Friday, July 16 • 7-9 p.m. Cedarbrook Garden Café Well-known local harpist plays beautiful melodies for a gentle, sweet world of glorious sound. Phone the café at 360-683-4541 for more details and to make reservations. Seating is limited. 3

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Friday night in Downtown Sequim

Saturday, July 17 • 7 p.m. James Center Outdoor Amphitheatre Bring the entire family to an evening of the music of the Beatles, featuring Creme Tangerine (www.cremetangerine.com), the Northwest’s top tribute band. The opening act is Kevin Magner. The evening is emcee’d by Dan Kari from KONP radio. There is open seating on the lawn; please bring blankets or chairs, and your favorite picnic goodies. Food will also be available for purchase from Jeremiah’s BBQ, with great BBQ sandwiches including wild salmon! This is a public facility, no alcoholic beverages are allowed. Parking and Transportation: The free Festival shuttle buses will continue to run from the Street Fair bus stop starting at 6 p.m., to QFC and to the concert throughout the evening. After the concert buses will return to JCPenney, QFC, and the Street Fair. Park all day and experience the festival and the concert. Information: 877-681-3035 or info@lavenderfestival.com.

Friday, July 16 • 7 p.m. Bank of America Park at the corner of Sequim Ave. and Washington St. Friday Night in Sequim, featuring the gypsy swing of Pearl Django. Free! 5

Totem Tour and Salmon & Stories on the Bay

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Ticket Cost: Dinner/Story Telling $45/adult, $25/child* • Dinner/ Story Telling & Totem Tour: $60/adult, $30/child* • Totem Tour only - $20/adult, $10/child* ($2 off ticket prices with the purchase of a Lavender Festival button. *Child = ages 10 and under) Please call the tribal office at 360-681-4661, or email asargent@jamestowntribe.org, to order tickets. Experience some of the best of Northwest tribal culture and food hosted by the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe at the tribe’s Community Center on Sequim Bay. The tribe’s carving shed, where the totem poles for the tribal campus and Seven Cedars Casino are created, will be open between 4 and 6 p.m. Tribal carvers will be on hand to answer questions and demonstrate carving techniques. Dale Faulstich, master carver and co-author of “Totem Poles of the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe,” will be available to sign copies of his book which will be on sale Friday evening for $15 per copy. The tribe’s art gallery and gift shop, Northwest Native Expressions, which carries souvenirs as well as Native American artwork will also be open for your shopping pleasure. Take some time to shop for souvenirs and original Native American art. At 6 p.m. a traditional salmon dinner will be served. The salmon will be cooked on stakes over an open fire and served with local vegetables, wild rice, traditional fry bread, a berry dessert and non-alcoholic beverages. At 6:45 p.m., renowned Jamestown S’Klallam storyteller Elaine Grinnell will tell stories. Profits from the dinner will be donated to the Dungeness River Audubon Center for its operations budget. This center is in partnership with Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe, the Olympic Peninsula Audubon Society, and the River Center Foundation. Learn more about the Dungeness River Audubon Center at www.dungenessrivercenter.org. Totem Tour: Receive a guided tour of renowned totem poles. Get an “up-close” view of the poles while learning about the historical figures and legends that inspired their designs. Not only will you learn about the “Founding Fathers” of the Jamestown Tribe, you’ll also discover why the S’Klallam are called the “Strong People,” and why the wolf is so well respected. In addition, the numerous stories and folk tales illustrated on these carved columns will be revealed. Advance reservations are required, 25 participants per tour. 6

Puffin Sunset Marine Cruise

Friday & Saturday • 7-9 p.m. Cruise on the 55-passenger, 65-foot Glacier Spirit around Protection Island for a narrated program on marine bird life and marine mammals found between John Wayne Marina in Sequim (off Highway 101) and Protection Island National Wildlife Refuge. Expect to see tufted puffins, rhinoceros aukS E Q UI M LAVE N D E R FE S TIVA L 2010

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Join us for our 24th annual quilt show, “Not all quilting is tame, Call of the Wild.” $5 donation requested. Featuring: • More than 200 quilts on display • Display of quilts from this year’s featured artist Jeri Hight; • 2010 Member Challenge: Reflect on Red • Art Quilt Exhibit & Demonstrations • Bed Turning of Heirloom Quilts • Country Store & Vendor Mall • Door Prizes • Raffle Quilt Tickets with the drawing at 4 p.m., Sunday, July 18. 53

Olympic Theater Arts Presents “Shirley Valentine”

July 15, 16, and 17 • 7:30 p.m. July 18 • 2 p.m. Olympic Theatre Arts Center, 414 N. Sequim Ave. (just east of the Street Fair) By Willy Russell - The heroine in this actor’s tour de force is an ordinary middle class English housewife. As she prepares chips and egg for dinner, she ruminates on her life and tells the wall about her husband, her children, her past, and an invitation from a girlfriend to join her on holiday in Greece to search for romance and adventure. Ultimately, Shirley does escape to Greece, has an “adventure” with a local fisherman and decides to stay. This hilariously engaging play was a hit in London and New York. For more information go to www.olympictheatrearts.org 9

Bird Walk in Railroad Bridge Park

Offered by the Dungeness River Audubon Center Saturday, July 17 • 8:30-10:30 a.m. Dungeness River Audubon Center Railroad Bridge Park 2151 W. Hendrickson Road, Sequim www.dungenessrivercenter.org Join Dungeness River Center renowned naturalist Bob Boekelheide to see and hear the birds of the riparian forest by the beautiful Dungeness River. 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.

Lavender celebration Tour of Wineries in the Olympic Wine Country Saturday, July 10– Sunday, July 18 • 11-5 p.m. Enjoy the Sequim lavender fields in bloom and enhance your visit as you

discover new hidden gems - seven award-winning artisan wineries on the scenic North Olympic Peninsula. Explore more 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. Indulge in the pleasure of sharing these rare wines of Washington with your friends and family. It’s easy to add this self-guided wine tour to your Lavender Festival experience. You can visit the wineries in any order, over a 10-day period. Visit as many or as few as you wish or purchase an optional Lavender Celebration Tour of Wineries ticket and the commemorative wine glass and receive complimentary wine tasting at each winery. Visit all seven wineries and enter the drawing for a beautiful gift basket of local lavender products. Each winery is unique from location to ambiance of tasting room and style of wines. Wine makers will offer special pricing

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Between the Street Fair and Downtown Downtown shuttle stops: Westbound at the Co-op; Eastbound south side of the road between Sequim Ave. and 2nd Ave. Provided by the Lavender Festival.

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PEARL featuring the Northwest's own:Django "Gypsy Swing... one of America's most respected and busiest Hot Club-style groups."

7: 00 p.m. at Bank of America Park, corner of Sequim Avenue & Washington Street! Dungeness Bay

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Stores open 'til 8pm! Look for the lavender balloon bouquets • A Dropped Stitch • Botanical Touch • Blue Whole Gallery • Cole’s Jewelers • Doodlebugs • Dungeness Bay Wine & Cheese • Dungeness Embroidered Gifts • Museum & Arts Center • Over the Fence

• Pacific Mist Books • Pondicherri • Purple Haze Lavender Downtown Store • R&T Crystals • Solar City’s Tesa Boutique • The Dove’s Nest • The Cottage Company • The Red Rooster Grocery

Restaurants! Lavender specialties Double Eagle at Cedars at Dungeness Grilled Salmon with Plum Lavender Sauce, Roasted Pork Tenderloin with lavender Honey, Breast of Chicken Walnut encrusted with Lavender Blueberry Sauce, Lavender Lemon Panna Cotta dessert

The Buzz Lavender ice cream, lattés, lemonade, limeade – all lavender Galare Thai Lavender Lamb Satay, Lavender Salmon Satay, Lavender Chicken Hurricane Coffee Co. Lavender Ice Cream and Lavender Beverages

The Islander Garlic Lavender Chicken Pizza Kim’s Lavender Tea Lipperts featuring Lemon Lavender Linguini; dessert Cabernet Sauvignon Sorbet with lavender sabayon

The Oasis Bar & Grill Featuring Exclusive Lavender Snowball Martinis Sequim Sandwich Shop Lavender BBQ Sunshine Café Lavender Dressing & Lavender Macaroons

SEQUIM ARTS STUDIO TOUR OPEN UNTIL 8PM For information on store and restaurant locations, contact the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce 800-737-8462 • w w w.sequimchamber.com • 1192 E. Washington St. SE QUI M LAVE NDE R F EST IVAL 2 0 1 0

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nal, creative artwork for sale. This is a chance to meet the artists in person and view a wide array of original paintings, ceramics, woodcarving, metal sculpture, handcrafted jewelry and print making. A colorful brochure and map will be available in the Lavender Festival Program or online at www.sequimarts.org. Directional signs and a map will help visitors find each studio. This free, self-guided tour is sponsored by Sequim Arts, a nonprofit organization of visual artists and supporters encouraging and promoting the arts in the community with: art demonstrations, workshops, student art show and scholarship program, annual juried and member only art exhibits. 12

on featured wines. We look forward to sharing our wines. Purchase your ticket online or at any winery. Cost is $25 www.olympicpeninsulawineries.org/lavendertour.php Olympic Peninsula Wineries: Harbinger Winery - Port Angeles 360.452.4262 Camaraderie Cellars - Port Angeles 360.417.3564 Black Diamond Winery - Port Angeles 360.457.0748 Olympic Cellars - Port Angeles 360.452.0160 Sorensen Winery - Port Townsend 360.379.6416 FairWinds Winery - Port Townsend 360.385.6899 Finnriver Farm and Cidery – Chimacum 360.732.6822

Sequim Arts Studio Tour Friday-Sunday, 10 a.m.-8 p.m., Fri. & Sat. 5 p.m. FREE ADMISSION Sixteen local artists will open their private, working studios to the public, answer questions, provide demonstrations, and offer their origi-

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The Olympic Driftwood Sculptors Art Show

10 a.m.-6 p.m. Friday, July 16 & Saturday, July 17 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday, July 18 Carlsborg Conference Center, 865 Carlsborg Road (across from the Carlsborg Post Office) FREE ADMISSION In addition to the display of sculptures, there will be unfinished wood for sale. There will also be demonstrations showing the technique involved in finishing the wood. Cameras are welcome. For information about the show and the club, call 360-681-2535. www.olympicdriftwoodsculptors.org. Come join the fun and see what can be made from a piece of found wood! 13

Annual Lavender Festival Golf Tournament

SkyRidge Golf Course 7015 Old Olympic Highway Port Angeles July 17 • 9 a.m. shotgun start. Two-person scramble format. Play for fun and help support the Disabled American Veterans of Foreign Wars. Enjoy Captain Henry’s gourmet blackened salmon with all the fixings. Prizes! Cost: $45 per player, Carts: $15 per seat. ($2 seat discount with 2010 Lavender Festival Button) Contact Steve Nichols at 360-477-7047 or SkyRidge at 360-683-3673 to register.

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MUSIC IN THE PARK: A TRIBUTE TO THE BEATLES Saturday, July 17 7 p.m. at the James Center Outdoor Amphitheater (next to Carrie Blake Park) This year’s Sequim Lavender Festival is adding a new twist to its usual lavender farm tours and street fair. For the first time in its 14year run, the festival presents “Music in the Park: A Tribute to the Beatles,” featuring one of the Northwest’s top tribute bands, Creme Tangerine. The opening act is Kevin Magner. The evening is emcee’d by Dan Kari from KONP radio. There is open seating on the lawn, so bring blankets, chairs and favorite picnic goodies. Food will be available for purchase from Jeremiah’s BBQ, including BBQ sandwiches and wild salmon sandwiches. No alcoholic beverages are allowed. Public restrooms are available.

Take the shuttle to the concert! On Saturday at 6 p.m., the free festival parking lot shuttle buses will begin service to the James Center Amphitheater from the Street Fair at Second and Alder and from the JC Penney and QFC parking lots. After the concert the buses will return everyone to those locations. Creme Tangerine is a five-member band based out of Kirkland. On Jan. 30, 2009, the band made headlines with its re-enactment of the Beatle’s legendary London rooftop concert on its 40th anniversary at Seattle’s Pike Place Market. Fans packed the impromptu concert and were treated to a repertoire of the same songs the Beatles played at their rooftop concert. Over the years, Creme Tangerine has been a regular feature at many festivals and events throughout the Pacific Northwest.

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SEQUIM AT NIGHT After your busy festival day, you will find Friday, July 16 • 7-9 p.m. Cedarbrook Garden Cafe’ much to do in Sequim and throughout the Sequim-Dungeness Valley. We have concerts • Puffin Sunset Marine Cruise and special programs every evening. Friday & Saturday, July 16 & 17 7-9 p.m. Cruise departs John Wayne Downtown is open Friday night, and the Marina restaurants and clubs are filled with good food, lots of lavender, and music. • Sequim Arts Studio Tour Friday & Saturday, July 16 & 17 Festival Community Programs 10 a.m.-8 p.m. The Festival works with community and Sunday, July 18 • 10 a.m.-5 p.m. arts groups to present the best of the Sponsored by Sequim Arts Sequim-Dungeness Valley. These evening • Totem Tour and Salmon & Stories events have extended evening hours. Please on the Bay see page 52 for a complete list of community Friday, July 16 • Totem Tour starts at programs, event details and prices, locations, 4 p.m., dinner at 6 p.m. at Jamestown and a map of the valley. S’Klallam Tribe at the Tribe’s Community Center on Sequim Bay. A benefit for the • Celebrate Lavender Dinner Dungeness River Audubon Center. Sunday July 18 • 7-9:30 p.m. John Wayne Marina Festival Concerts • Olympic Theater Arts Presents Friday Night “Shirley Valentine” • Jazz in the Alley, featuring Pearl Djano July 15, 16 and 17 at 7:30 p.m. 7-8:30 p.m. Bank of America Park, July 18 at 2 p.m. located on the southeast corner of Olympic Theatre Arts Center Washington Street and Sequim Avenue. • Dinner and Concert with Sponsored by the Sequim-Dungeness Harpist Bronn Journey

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“Pearl Django play(s) gypsy jazz ... and they do it with such verve, skill and pleasure that they’re pretty much irresistible to jazz and non-jazz listeners alike.” – Seattle Weekly Saturday Night • Music in the Park: A Tribute to the Beatles Free concert! Saturday, July 17, 7-9 p.m. at James Center Outdoor Amphitheater. Bring the entire family to an evening of the music of the Beatles, featuring Creme Tangerine, the Northwest’s top tribute band. (See full article on page 57)

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Friday Night in Sequim! The business community of Sequim extends a warm and sunny welcome to our Lavender Festival visitors! During your stay in Sequim, we hope you will take the opportunity to visit our vibrant and friendly downtown! Friday Night in Sequim” will feature a number of venues for entertainment, shopping, art walks, and food. A variety of unique shops, enticing restaurants featuring their lavender creations, art exhibits, and lively entertainment await you. Check out “Friday in Sequim” on page 55 to give you an idea of just a few of the offerings for Friday!

More Restaurants Most of the downtown restaurants participating in Friday Night in Sequim will have lavender specials. Visit our festival restaurant sponsors, Double Eagle Steak & Seafood and Stymies at the Cedars at Dungeness Golf Course for fine dining and a great lavender menu including: Grilled Salmon with Plum Lavender Sauce, Roasted Pork Tenderloin with lavender Honey, Breast of Chicken Walnut encrusted with Lavender Blueberry

Sauce and a Lavender Lemon Panna Cotta dessert. You’ll also find great food at our sponsor restaurants Applebees’s, Tarcisio’s “The Italian Grill” and Alder Wood Bistro, featuring a lavender crème brûlée. Plus, check the restaurant listings in our “Lavender Buds” section beginning on page 84 for: • Bella Italia • Oak Table Café • Galare Thai

Find your “treasure” here! Extended hours during the Lavender Festival Fri. 9:30-6; Sat. 9:30-5:30; Sun. 11-4

Serenity THRIFT SHOP 215 N. Sequim Ave., Sequim

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Olympic Theatre Arts Presents

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Welcome! It’s Sequim Lavender Festival time again and the Sequim Lavender Growers Association warmly welcomes you as you attend the 14th annual festival of all things lavender. We take great pride in the quality of our lavender grown here in the Sequim-Dungeness Valley, the “Lavender Capital of North America®,” and the extremely highquality products our individual members produce. Your participation in the festival ensures that the RAGSDALE Sequim Lavender Growers Association can continue to provide one of the top-rated festivals in the country. Any extra funds are passed on to support a wide range of nonprofit organizations within the community. From scholarships to promote future farming, to Toys For Tots, the food bank and many more, SLGA continues to give back to the community. It is our hope that you enjoy all that is the Sequim Lavender Festival as our members show off the bounty of their purple thumbs. We hope your festival experience and your time in Sequim are enjoyable. Please come back and see us soon as there are lavender shops and farms open all year-round. Thank you for making this all possible.

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LAVENDER FESTIVAL OFFICIAL FESTIVAL PROGRAM Festival at a glance ..................................................6 Sequim Lavender Growers Association welcome....6 Welcome to the 14th annual Sequim Lavender Festival ..................................................10 Festival Schedule ..................................................10 Festival information..........................................11-15 Cedarbrook Lavender & Herb Farm .......................16 Jardin du Soleil Lavender ......................................19 Lost Mountain Lavender .......................................22 Olympic Lavender Farm ........................................25 Purple Haze Lavender ...........................................28 Sunshine Herb & Lavender Farm ..........................31 Ciscoe Morris opens festival .................................33 Potter, Painter, Poster Creator: Carol Janda ..........34 Off-Tour Farms .................................................38-39 Street Fair stage schedule .....................................41 Farm Tour/Bus route map .....................................42 Street Fair map......................................................43

Festival at a glance

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9 a.m. Street Fair opens 10 a.m. All Six Farms on Tour open to the public Street Fair Stage opens with live music, food booths open Fun on the Field opens 11 a.m. Opening Ceremonies at the Street Fair with Ciscoe Morris 6 p.m. Farms on Tour close for the day Fun on the Field closes for the day 7 p.m. Street Fair closes for the day

Saturday, July 17 9 a.m. Street Fair opens 10 a.m. All Six Farms on Tour open to the public Street Fair Stage opens with live music, food booths open Fun on the Field opens 6 p.m. Farms on Tour close for the day Fun on the Field closes for the day 7 p.m. Street Fair closes for the day Creme Tangerine Beatles Tribute Concert at the James Center Outdoor Amphitheatre

Sunday, July 18 9 a.m. Street Fair opens 10 a.m. All Six Farms on Tour open to the public Street Fair Stage opens with live music, food booths open Fun on the Field opens 6 p.m. Farms on Tour, Street Fair and Fun on the Field close 7 p.m. Third Annual Lavender Festival Dinner at John Wayne Marina, reservations required. See Page 49 for Community Events information and times. 6

Farms on Tour map ..........................................44-45 Community Events ...........................................52-56 Lavender Festival community events map ............53 Friday Night Events in Sequim ..............................55 Beatles Tribute Concert .........................................57 Nightlife ................................................................59 Farm activities ..................................................60-70 Farm Tour Culinary Program .................................71 Lavender Celebration Dinner .................................73 Street Fair Vendors ...............................................76 Sequim Lavender Growers Association............80-81 Festival staff ..........................................................77 Volunteers .............................................................79 Special thanks .......................................................80 Sponsors ..............................................................81 Lavender Buds .................................................82-84 “Sequim Lavender Festival 2010” is a special section of the Sequim Gazette ©2010 by Olympic View Publishing Co. Publisher: Sue Ellen Riesau. General Manager: Steve Perry. Design: Cathy Clark. Cover art by Carol Janda.

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FARM ACTIVITIES

Things to see and do on the Farm Tour

CEDARBROOK LAVENDER & HERB FARM Farm Tour E, Bus Route 1 Gary and Marcella Stachurski 1345 S. Sequim Ave. Sequim, WA 98382 1-800-470-8423 Café: 360-683-4541 www.cedarbrooklavender.com

Farm Activities - Daily Browse and shop in our redesigned Bell House Gift Shop Crafting activity - lavender topiary tree Distillation demonstration Familiarize yourself with our newly added items to our Cedarbrook Signature Product Line New As always, see the exciting changes in the gardens New Vendors • From the Heart Garden Art - repurposed and vintage finds made into fun and useful garden art for birds and butterflies. • Rainbows Jewelry Studio, Swarovski crystal jewelry and beaded jewelry. New New New New

• Trilbys BBQ Sauce - “The best BBQ sauce in the Northwest!” New Musicians • Howly Slim and the Boys - Singer/songwriter, guitar & vocals • “Final Approach” with vocalist Amanda Lynn Bacon • Brownsville Highway

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10:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. Royal Velvet Lavender Vinegar workshop, $6 fee includes Royal Velvet lavender, vinegar, vinegar bottle and cork. 10:30 a.m.& 3 p.m. Farm Fresh Herbs Vinegar workshop, $6 fee includes fresh herbs, vinegar, vinegar bottle and cork. 11 a.m. & 4 p.m. Make your own lavender wand, $5 each. 11 a.m. Meet the farmer - “Learn about the history of our 100-year-old farm and the basics for growing lavender.” Friday and Saturday only. 11 a.m.–6 p.m. Relaxing upper body chair massages, on availability basis. Massage therapist Jean Laskey, RN, LMP. 11:45 a.m. & 2 p.m. Beekeeping basics with equipment display and question-and-answer session.

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• Cedarbrook Garden Café Festival hours: 11 a.m- 8 p.m. (Sunday closes at 6 p.m.) See details below. • Make a Reservation: Friday, July 17 - dinner and concert with harpist Bronn Journey 7-9 p.m., reservations required – phone 360-683-4541. Dinner reservations recommended for Saturday, July 17. • Our Garden Café Outdoor Booth - Espresso just the way you like it, lavender lemonade, lavender chocolate mint tea, lavender ice cream, box lunches, fresh pastries and lavender desserts.

• Noon – Bell House Courtyard Create a Four-Course Lavender Meal on the Garden Grill cooking demonstration. Come enjoy the demonstration and learn cooking secrets and tips for cooking with lavender and herbs. Best of all, you get to sample the delicious food. Spring salad greens with cranberry and lavender dressing topped with grilled asparagus. Roasted vegetables with lavender lemon vinaigrette. Grilled seasonal fish with lavender bouquet and our garden café herb butter. Sauteed seasonal fruit with sweet lavender sauce.

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Music & Entertainment Schedule Friday 1-2:45 p.m. Brownsville Highway - Rob Gilbert & Georgia Brown 3:15-6:15 p.m. Bronn Journey – Well-known local harpist with beautiful melodies for a gentle, sweet world of glorious sound. 7-9 p.m. Dinner and concert with Bronn and Katherine Journey in our farm’s garden café - reservations required, 360-683-4541. Saturday 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. Easy listening music 3-6 p.m. Howly Slim and the Boys, singer/songwriter, guitar and vocals. Sunday 10 a.m.-noon Easy listening music 1-4 p.m. Final Approach with vocalist Amanda Lynn Bacon

Vendors • “The Bunch” Tracie Barrick - Handcrafts for your body and home, www.thebunchstore.com. • Cedarbrook Lavender and Herb Farm Potting Shed and Nursery – Lavender, herbs, succulents, ornamental grasses and perennials. Outdoor and Downtown Street Fair Booths – Culinary, bath and home lavender products, and garden art. www.cedarbrooklavender.com

• Elwha Apiary Beekeeping Basics and Workshop • Sticks and Stones – Marcia Hildebrandt Fused Glass Garden Art • Street Art – Cathy and Lucy Street Original Watercolors Workshop Prints of original watercolors, greeting cards, bookmarks, magnets, keychains, earrings and necklaces, painted bowls • Mooney Multimedia – Jake and Amber Mooney Photography and Videography - free photo with your friends in the lavender field. mooneymultimedia.com Visit our information booth for info regarding farm weddings and parties, private use of the farm and cafe’, our vacation rentals, special cafe’ functions, high teas in the café and wholesale inquiries. New NEW Vendors – • From the Heart Garden Art – Michael and Sue Latham Repurposed and vintage finds made into fun and useful garden art for birds and butterflies • Rainbows Jewelry Studio – McClellan and You Hong Zhon Smith Swarovski Crystal Jewelry and Beaded Jewelry • Trilbys BBQ Sauce – Laura Joseph “The best BBQ sauce in the Northwest!” Visit with owner Laura Joseph and sample her delicious sauces. www.trilbys.com/index.html

JARDIN DU SOLEIL LAVENDER FARM Farm Tour C, Bus Route 2 Pam and Randy Nicholson 3932 Sequim Dungeness Way Sequim, WA 98382 877-527-3461• 360-582-1185 www.jardindusoleil.com info@jardindusoleil.com

Farm Activities – Daily 10 a.m.-6 p.m.: • Essential oil distillation demonstrations with a free sample of our certified organic lavender essential oil • Face painting, bead-making demonstrations • Lavender paraffin hand dips and hand massages • U-pick fragrant, certified organic lavender bouquets • Photographer Valerie Henschel will be on site to take that “personal” lavender photo • Enjoy a variety of arts and crafts created by our multi-talented on-site vendors 10:30 a.m. Lavender-crafting demonstrations - learn to make lavender wands. Saturday & Sunday 10 a.m.-6 p.m. - Classes for kids with the School of Wind. Learn to make and& fly kites. Saturday Ross Hamilton, noted Olympic Peninsula photographer, will be on site to sign his new 2011 Olympic Peninsula calendars. 62

Sunday 11 a.m. Lavender culinary demonstration with the Red Lion preparing Lavender Spice Char-Broiled Salmon Filet with Lavender Beurre Blanc. 3 p.m. Private Jardin du Soleil garden tour with English gardener, Boo. Participation Limited.

Festival Food – Daily A “Taste of Provence” a la carte menu prepared by the Red Lion’s CrabHouse Restaurant featuring Dungeness crab salad and Dungeness crab cocktail for a local flavor. Local wines and beer served in the bistro terrace. White Chocolate Raspberry Lavender ice cream all day! Fresh coffee, lavender lattes, lavender mochas and lavender lemonade will be available daily.

Music & Entertainment Schedule – Daily 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Great live music with the truly talented Electric Wood, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Vendors Bob & Gayle Selby — handmade beads and jewelry; Dungeness Gold; Townsend Bay Soap Co.; artists Jeanne Engesath & Selley Designs; Iron Man; Korian Kreations; Gay White - jewelry; Beekeeper Ed Geirsch; POE, local chapter; fiber artist demonstrations with Handspun Art Yarn and more. S E Q UI M LAVE N D E R FE S TIVA L 2010

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LOST MOUNTAIN LAVENDER FARM Farm Tour A, Bus Route 1 Barbara and Gary Hanna 1541 Taylor Cutoff Road Sequim, WA 98382 360-681-2782 or 888-507-7481 garybarb@olypen.com info@lostmountainlavender.com www.lostmountainlavender.com

Farm Activities – Daily: 10 a.m.-6 p.m.: • U-pick your own sweet bouquet of lavender • Learn to make lavender wands and lavender basket ornaments • Paint a souvenir tile or mug, we’ll glaze and fire it and send it to you • Lynda Pollard - learn about the Raku firing process 11 a.m. Meet the Farmer - guided farm tours by farm owner Barbara Hanna. Learn about the large variety of lavender we have on our farm and some of the best uses for many of the cultivars. We’ll talk about planting, harvesting and pruning followed by your questions and answers. Throughout the festival – Wheel-thrown pottery demonstrations with Jennifer Duncan-Taylor and yarn spinning demonstrations with Randi Cox

Friday 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Nationally recognized children’s book author Sally Harris will be here to sign copies of her beloved book “The Caterpillar’s Dream,” which has been featured on Business Week TV, MaggieTales.com and at the International Toy Fair. Sally also will feature her two new books, “Color Me Happy” and “Rainbow Nights.” Saturday 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Nationally recognized children’s book author Sally Harris will be here to sign copies of her beloved book “The Caterpillar’s Dream,” which has been featured on Business Week TV, MaggieTales.com and at the International Toy Fair and her new book “Color Me Happy.” Sunday 11 a.m. Learn to make your own living wreath using sedum and hens and chicks with Tami Tegman from You-See-Dum. Preregistration required. Contact Tegman at 360- 683-4772 or tamisan93@msn.com

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2 p.m. Join us as Bella Italia’s chef Dave Senters will be demonstrating recipes that have put Bella Italia on the Olympic Coast Cuisine culinary map. At the Chef’s Demo Stage, Chef Senters will prepare lavender risotto, featuring Lost Mountain Lavender’s Angustifolia variety and organic carnaroli rice from Tenuta Castello http://tenutacastello.com/

Festival Food Bella Italia Restaurant: Grilled lavender – pepper sausage, Lavender-marinated grilled prawns; Twilight mushroom Ravioli; Lavender-lemon ice cream sandwich; Honey-lavender lemonade. Beer and Wine Garden: Lavender-black currant champagne and Washington wines and ales.

Music & Entertainment Friday 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Deadwood Revival - innovative old-time/folk music with Jason Mogi and Kim Trennery. 2:30-5:30 p.m. Kevin Magner - ballads, love songs and traditional acoustic blues. Saturday 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Kristin Connell - contemporary folk music beautifully played with pure vocals. 2:30-5:30 p.m. The Late Bloomers - an acoustic folk-rock band with gutsy vocals, soaring melodies and tight harmonies.

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Sunday 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Kristin Connell - contemporary folk music beautifully played with pure vocals 3-6 p.m. Howly Slim - singer/songwriter performs acoustic folk music

Vendors Bill’s Custom Scroll Saw Creations, Charitable Art, Chimacum Jewelry, Donna Lee’s, Gifts of Mother Earth, Kitchen Cottage, Mug Shots Photo Imaging, Pampered Chef, Metal Wood and Fire, The Caterpillar’s Dream, Tiarani Studio, You-See-Dum, Whimsical Woods and WITM Enterprises, Inc.

OLYMPIC LAVENDER FARM Farm Tour B, Bus Route 2 Mary Borland-Liebsch 1432 Marine Drive Sequim, WA 98382 360-683-4475/360-681-3388 lavender@olypen.com www.olympiclavender.com

Farm Activities – Daily 10 a.m.-6 p.m.: • U-pick lavender - All money will benefit the Olympic Medical Cancer Center. • Arts and crafts with lavender, June Devine, The Lavender Lady, wands, swags, wreaths and other fun activities • Lavender still demonstrations - Newhouse Manufacturing 11 a.m. & 3 p.m. Meet the Farmer, Mary Borland-Liebsch Noon Bay 42 Trading and Bay Llamas, llama fibers 12:30 p.m. Kathy Gehrt, author of “Discover Cooking with Lavender,” will demonstrate roasting lavender and making lavender and herb seasoning blends 1 p.m. Discussion about lavender varieties, Mary Borland-Liebsch, owner Friday only 2 p.m. Beekeeper Morris Clemmer

Sunday 12:30 p.m. Culinary demonstration - Kathy Gehrt, author of “Discover Cooking with Lavender,” will be cooking Grilled Pear Crostini with lavender.

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COOKING WITH LAVENDER … When cooking with lavender, use it lightly as you would with any dried herb such as rosemary. Remember that a little goes a long way and too much will leave a bitter taste. In addition to seasoning, lavender will add color to your dishes and fresh lavender blossoms make a beautiful garnish. To keep blossoms fresh until ready to use, wrap in a paper towel and place it in a plastic bag in the refrigerator.

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PURPLE HAZE LAVENDER FARM Farm Tour D, Bus Route 4 Mike & Rosalind Reichner 180 Bell Bottom Road Sequim, WA 98382 360-582-1131 or 888-852-6560 info@ purplehazelavender.com www.purplehazelavender.com

Farm Activities - Daily 10 a.m.-6 p.m.: • U-pick lavender • Silk scarf painting demonstration with artist Renne Brock-Richmond • Weave your own lavender wall hanging with weavers Dixie McAndrews & Susan Kroll 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Meet the farmer, Mike Reichner Friday Noon. Propagation and planting of lavender – Victor Gonzales 1 p.m. Lavender oil distillation demonstration 2 p.m. Tea ceremony with Jasmine Pearl Tea Merchants 4 p.m. Propagation and planting of lavender – Victor Gonzales Saturday 10 a.m. Propagation and planting of lavender – Victor Gonzales 11 a.m. Lavender oil distillation demonstration 2 p.m. Tea ceremony with Jasmine Pearl Tea Merchants 5 p.m. Propagation and planting of lavender – Victor Gonzales Sunday 11:30 a.m. Culinary program presentation with Oven Spoonful’s chef Dave Long Noon Propagation and planting of lavender – Victor Gonzales 1 p.m. Distillation demonstration

2 p.m. Tea ceremony with Jasmine Pearl Tea Merchants 4 p.m. Propagation and planting of lavender – Victor Gonzales

Festival Food Oven Spoonful and the Bushwhacker Restaurant will team up to offer cook-to-order wild salmon, Polish dogs, Herbs de Provence chicken, smoked salmon salad, cheese plate, organic greens with Purple Haze salad dressing, baked beans, corn on the cob, brownies, lemonade, lavender margaritas, lavender vodka kamikaze, lavender gin and tonic, cold beer and wine.

Music & Entertainment Schedule Friday 11:30 a.m. Dukes of Dabob - Dixieland Jazz 1:30 p.m. MLR – Standards 3:30 p.m. Hot Club Sandwich - Jazz Band 5 p.m. Geoffrey Castle - Electric Violin Saturday 11:30 p.m. MLR - Standards 1 p.m. Dukes of Dabob - Dixieland Jazz 2:30 p.m. Open Country Joy - Jam Band/Funk/Rock 4:30 p.m. Geoffrey Castle and Band - Hendrix Experience/ Electric Violin Sunday 1 p.m. Hot Club Sandwich - Jazz Band 2:30 p.m. Open Country Joy - Jam Band/Funk/Rock 4:30 p.m. Geoffery Castle - Electric Violin

Vendors Barbara Doolittle, Bell Bottom Beverages, Bowerman Basin Limited, Creative Collection of Sequim Fiber Artists (Renee Brock-Richmond, Dixie McAndrews & Susan Kroll), Florian Tools, author Glynda Schaad, John Tiechart, Lavender Luvies, Life Is Good, Defining Edge, LSL Northwest LLC, Luna Azul Designs, Natural Accents, Olympus Creations, Oven Spoonful, Rock Solid, Teatime Linens/Rustic Moose Designs, Whitesbrook Fusion, Linda Lundell, and Bathing Rituals.

LAVENDER IN THE GARDEN

Not all varieties of lavender are started from the seed. True lavenders such as “Munstead English” can be started from seed, while lavandins always are propagated by cutting as the plants don’t produce true seeds. Direct seeding can be done in the spring as early as the soil can be worked; it also can be done in the fall as the seeds will benefit from a period of cold to increase germination rates when temperatures warm. Sow the seeds about an inch apart and no more than ¼ inch deep as light helps germination. Keep moist but not soggy. Room temperature (about 70°F) is optimal. Be patient, as lavender is unusually slow to germinate, sometimes taking up to a month to emerge from the potting mix. S E Q UI M LAVE N D E R FE S TIVA L 2010

SUNSHINE HERB & LAVENDER FARM Farm Tour F, Bus Route 3 Steve and Carmen Ragsdale 274154 Highway 101 Sequim, WA 98382 360-683-6453 www.sunshinelavender.com

Open Daily 10 a.m.-6 p.m. • Old-time tractor display - Meet the keepers of ancient iron with which the breadbasket of America and the world was built • Fire truck display - 1927 Graham antique fire engine. provided by Chief Patrick Nicholson from the Discovery Bay Fire Department. There will be free goodies for the kids and parents will have the opportunity to have a family photo taken by engine for a minimal price. There also will be two beautiful lavender baskets to raffle off for the fire department equipment. • Lavender distillation - Throughout the day we will be distilling lavender harvested from our field. Essential oil and hydrosol questions and discussion • “The Benefits of Lavender in Everyday Life,” a presentation and discussion by Dr. Crystal Tack, serving our Sequim community for over 20 years. She is the director of Sequim Clinic for Acupuncture and Naturopathic Medicine and owner and manager of 4 Angels Health Ranch (see scheduled times).

• Lavender “U” – (see schedule below) All things lavender from soil preparation, planting, trimming and overall care. A must for anyone who wants to grow great lavender (as scheduled). • Meet the Farmer (see scheduled time) • “Beekeeping on a Lavender Farm and Honey Production” by Dr. Maya Bewig of Greywolf Veterinary Hospital, also a member of the West Sound Bee Keeping Association (daily). • Our garden rock artist Linda Harrison will be demonstrating her talent in transforming a simple rock to a rock of art (daily). • If you have always wanted to know what lavender tastes like, then come sample our lavender barbeque sauce and our famous lavender salad dressings. (Daily). • Music throughout the day (see music schedule)

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Carmen Ragsdale. Learn about our large variety of lavenders, how we care for and use them. Answers to the question uttered by visitors throughout the valley, “Why doesn’t my lavender look like that?” Noon-2 p.m. Lavender University: Steve or Carmen Ragsdale will provide a crash course in lavender care. “The Benefits of Lavender in Everyday Life” Friday & Saturday Noon-1 p.m. Dr. Crystal Tack, N.D. L. Ac, Board-Certified Naturopathic & Acupuncturist, speaks on how to use lavender to benefit your everyday life in your home. Saturday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sequim Valley Car Club Sunday Culinary Demonstration 1 p.m. Meet the farm’s Chef Harvey as he will be demonstrating how Sunshine Herb & Lavender Farm prepares its signature applewood-smoked pulled pork sandwiches “from the smoker to the bun.”

Festival Food Sunshine Herb & Lavender Farm’s signature applewood-smoked pulled pork sandwiches prepared to perfection with our pork rub and basted with our Lavender Cranberry BBQ Sauce. These mouthwatering sandwiches are topped with grilled onions, coleslaw, with

a choice of baked beans or our house specialty salad. New this year is our Sunshine Beefy Burger topped with grilled onions, cheese, lettuce, tomatoes. Pulled Chicken Tortilla Salad Wrap, cooked with our chicken rub and simmered with our Lavender Apricot Pineapple BBQ sauce, wrapped in a tortilla with our salad toppings. House Specialty Salad with or without BBQ chicken. Hot Dogs to please the big and little kids … with Chef Harvey’s grilled onions ... no lavender, just good dogs. Sunshine Herb & Lavender Farm Espresso and Ice Cream Bar will have a great selection for that sweet tooth. Featured lavender ice cream flavors available through the day: Lavender Raspberry Cheesecake • Lavender Marionberry Lavender Honey Vanilla Brownie • Lavender Vanilla Honey Lavender Honey Fudge Swirl • Lavender Lemon Sorbet Lavender Strawberry Passion Fruit Sorbet

Music & Entertainment Schedule Friday 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Northwest Country Boys 2:30- 5:30 p.m. Jubilee Saturday 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Northwest Country Boys 2:30–5:30 p.m. Jubilee Sunday 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Northwest Country Boys 2:30 -5:30 p.m. Jubilee

Vendors Gary Jess - Gary Jess Productions. He will be playing and selling his 17 original Steinway Piano instrumental music CDs. Jourdan Provence Linens, My Beading Heart, Amy’s Decadent Chocolates, Glass Gardens N.W., Norm Thomas Designs, EWE-Nique Quilts & Gifts, Terrific Totes, Serenity Sea Glass, Bayside Treasures, The Heron Studio Gallery, Papa Ray’s Market Place, Softtoys, Organic Fertilizers Microbial Soil, Karen Keith Creations, The Cedar Box, The Art Corner, Earth CPR Supplies, Aglazing Art Studio, Bayside Treasures, McUnes Creative Side, Macks Novelty & Ceramic Shop.

DID YOU KNOW ... ? A process called distillation is the primary method used to extract the oils from the plant materials. This is the same process used to extract alcohol from corn (think moonshiner’s still). Water-containing plant material is boiled. As the steam exits it carries molecules of the oil with it. The steam is cooled and the water condenses back from a vapor to a liquid. As the liquid settles, the oil rises to the top and can be skimmed off. The amount of plant material required to extract a given amount of oil varies greatly from plant to plant. It only may take a couple of pounds of lavender buds to yield an ounce of oil, but about 500-600 pounds of rose petals may be required for an ounce of rose oil. Other methods such as solvent extraction or expression may be used to coax the oil from the plant material. The particular method used is dependent on the type of plant. Some methods work better than others with various types of plants. There are three main reasons why lavender oil is probably the most popular of all the essential oils. First, it has a wonderful aroma. It is used as a natural fragrance in perfumes, air fresheners, bath products and candles. Second, it has a wide variety of therapeutic uses. Lavender oil is used as an antiseptic for killing germs, a topical pain killer, and for treating wounds, sores, burns and even headaches. In aromatherapy lavender oil is used to relieve stress and promote sleep. Third, lavender oil is affordable. Compared to most of the other oils, the cost is quite reasonable. Few natural products are as pleasant, versatile, effective and yet relatively inexpensive as lavender. 70

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FARM TOUR CULINARY PROGRAM SCHEDULE SEQUIM LAVENDER FESTIVAL • SUNDAY, JULY 18 Welcome to the world of culinary lavender! On Sunday each farm has prepared a demonstration by a local restaurant and chef that will include information on the uses of culinary lavender, helpful hints and a cooking demonstration.

11 a.m. • Jardin du Soleil Lavender Farm Lavender Culinary Demonstration: Red Lion’s CrabHouse Restaurant prepares Lavender Spice Charbroiled Salmon Filet with Lavender Beurre Blanc. Festival Food – All Weekend: “A Taste of Provence” a la carte menu prepared by the Red Lion’s CrabHouse Restaurant featuring Dungeness Crab Salad and Dungeness Crab Cocktail. Local wines and beer served in the Bistro Terrace. White Chocolate Raspberry Lavender Ice Cream all day. Fresh coffee, lavender lattes, lavender mochas and lavender lemonade.

11:30 a.m. • Purple Haze Lavender Farm Lavender Culinary Demonstration: Oven Spoonful’s Chef Dave Long prepares fresh local Wild King Salmon Flambé. Festival Food – All Weekend Oven Spoonful and the Bushwhacker Restaurant team up to offer cooked-to-order wild salmon, Polish dogs, Herbs de Provence Chicken, smoked salmon salad, cheese plate organic greens with Purple Haze salad dressing, baked beans, corn on the cob, brownies, lemonade, lavender margaritas, lavender vodka kamikaze, lavender gin and tonic, cold beer and wine.

Noon • Cedarbrook Lavender & Herb Farm Lavender Culinary Demonstration: Bell House Courtyard presents “Create a Four-Course Lavender Meal on the Garden Grill.” Learn cooking secrets and tips for cooking with lavender and herbs and sample the delicious results. Spring salad greens ONLY 3 LOTS LEFT! $89,500 TO $149,500 k ree lC Bel

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CULINARY PROGRAM, cont. from page 71 and simmered with our Lavender Apricot Pineapple BBQ Sauce, wrapped in a tortilla. Hot dogs to please the big and little kids, with Chef Harvey’s grilled onions. Finally, Sunshine Herb & Lavender Farm Espresso and Ice Cream Bar.

with Cranberry and Lavender Dressing topped with grilled asparagus. Roasted vegetables with Lavender Lemon Vinaigrette. Grilled seasonal fish with Lavender bouquet and our Garden Café Herb Butter. Sautéed seasonal fruit with Sweet Lavender Sauce. Festival Food - All Weekend: Cedarbrook Garden Café – Dine inside, on the patio or out in the gardens on a blanket. Espresso, lavender lemonade, Lavender Chocolate Mint Tea, lavender ice cream, box lunches, fresh pastries and lavender desserts.

12:30 p.m. • Olympic Lavender Farm Lavender Culinary Demonstration: Kathy Gehrt, author of “Discover Cooking with Lavender,” will be cooking Grilled Pear Crostini with Lavender. Festival Food – All Weekend: Olympic Lavender Farm Lavender Ice Cream — new flavors! Lavender-infused hot dogs with lavender condiments.

1 p.m. • Sunshine Herb & Lavender Farm Lavender Culinary Demonstration: Meet the farm’s Chef Harvey as he demonstrates how Sunshine Herb & Lavender Farm prepares their signature Smoked Pulled Pork sandwiches “from the smoker to the bun.” Festival Food – All Weekend: Sunshine Herb & Lavender Farm’s Signature Apple Wood Smoked Pulled Pork Sandwiches with our pork rub and basted with our Lavender Cranberry BBQ Sauce. New this year is our Sunshine Beefy Burger. Also featuring Pulled Chicken Tortilla Salad Wrap, cooked with our chicken rub

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The Sequim Lavender Growers Association and the Sunbonnet Sue Quilt Club once again are combining efforts to add another event to the Sequim Lavender Festival. Members of the nationally acclaimed quilter’s group, known for their creativity, artistic talents and precise sewing workmanship, will showcase examples of their talents throughout the festival weekend. In appreciation for the close association that has grown between the two groups, the quilter’s generously donate a specially sewn quilt to the growers association to be used for raffle events to raise scholarship funds. “It’s partnerships like these that continue to make the lavender festival weekend important to the community while offering something interesting for every visitor,” says Scott Nagel, lavender festival executive director.

Special Thanks.... ...Chris and Claire Connell, Mary Field, Linda Lape French, Joe Gladfelter, Lisa Hopper, Joe Irvin, Troy Jarmuth, Julie Lange, Steve Lange, Vickie Maples, Jeri Smith, Lynn Elliott, Scott Clausen, Heather Eims, Steve Perry, Frank Poulsen, Printery, Michael Quinn, Karen Kuznek-Reese, Sue Ellen Riseau, Diane Schostak, Gina Lowman, Mary Beth Wegner, Russ Veenema, and Emily Westcott, Jeff Pedersen and SkyRidge for the use of the golf cart and Neil Burkhardt and Jane Stewart and McComb Gardens for the pull carts. Thanks to our public officials: Sequim Mayor Ken Hays, Mayor Pro Tem Laura Dubois, City Manager Steven C. Burkett, Councilors Erik Erichsen, Don Hall, Bill Huizinga, Susan Lorenzen, and Ted Miller, City Clerk Karen Kuznek-Reese, Public Works Director Paul Haines, Associate Planner Joe Irvin, Clallam County Commissioners Steve Tharinger, Mike Chapman, Mike Doherty and County Administrator Jim Jones. Thanks to our understanding pets, Finnlet, Jake, Jasper, Shadow, Leia, Tipsy, Isabelle, Tuxedo, Dahlia and Lucia. And “In Loving Memory” Oden the Wise Sage. Last but not least, thanks to our VERY UNDERSTANDING families for supporting us during festival season.

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2010 FESTIVAL PRODUCTION STAFF Staff Executive Director ................................................ Scott Nagel Administrative Director ........................................ Kelly Jo Hill Volunteer Director ............................................... Kelly Jo Hill Operations Director ............................................... Mickie Vail Media Director .....................................................Mary Powell Office Asst. ....................................................Charlotte Sellin Social Media Director ......................................Brigid Woodland

Festival Staff Farm Production Director/Signage Coordinator ........... Mike Pinell Street Fair Pre-Festival Manager ....................... Philippa Manley Street Fair On-Site Manager .................................... Janet Gray Street Fair Production Manager..........................................TBA Assistant Volunteer Director....................................Lynn Drake Accounting Manager ............................................ Steve Lange Accounting Manager Assistant .............................. George Gring Assistant Production Manager ............................ Amanda Pinell Security........................................ Erik Brewitt & Jim Spenser Administrative Assistant ....................................... Ana Baylon Staff Photographers.......................Tanya Nozawa & Ron Stecker Stage Coordinator & Sound Technician.................... Duane Wolfe Sound Technician Assistant.....................................Julie Wolfe Clallam Transit Coordinator .................................. Nancy Vivolo Ambience Coordinator.........................................Brian Crocker Parking Lot Management ...... Olympic Peninsula Audubon Society Fun in the Field Management .................... Boys & Girls Clubs of the Olympic Peninsula Fun in the Field Coordinators .............Mary Budke & Kelly Jo Hill Fun on the Field Car Show Coordinator ..............Stephen Rosales

Area Coordinators Sunbonnet Sue Quilt Liaisons ..........Gail Mabutt and Lydia Nelson Golf Tournament Coordinator ................................ Jeff Pedersen Sequim Visitors Information Center .......Vickie Maples, Lynn Elliott and Jeri Smith Pet Sitting ............................................ Claire and Chris Connell First Federal Coordinator .................................... Christy Rookard Wine Bar Manager ...............................................Kathy Charlton Wine Coordinator ...........................................Smitty Lebkeucher Beer Coordinator ..................................................... Irv Waldon

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2010 LAVENDER FESTIVAL VOLUNTEERS The festival would not be a success without the hard work of hundreds of volunteers covering more than 350 shifts. If you would like to be involved, call 681-3024 or e-mail volunteer@lavenderfestival.com before the festival. At the festival, stop by the office in the gym and we will put you to work. If you would like to help next year, send us a note requesting an application for the 2011 Sequim Lavender Festival. This is a list of volunteers as of June 25, 2010. Myron Joyce McMillan Donna Saunders Constance Case Cathy Haycraft Janet Albrich Adrienne Monro Steven Saunders Mary Cherrett Robert Haycraft Connie Alexander Virginia Moon Charlotte Sellin Charles Collins Sherin Hering Curtis Alexander Tiya-B Nucci Karen Skinner Eileen Collins Janice Hunt Linda Alexander Linda O’Neill Mary S. Smith Jean Collinson Sharon Jackson Linda Almen Jean Peabody Harold Smyth Donna Conn Sandy Johnson Cheyenne Anderson Sue Pechina Julie Smyth Carole Crose John Jones Karen Baird Audra Perrizo Carolyn Sullivan Bobbie Daniels Renee Jones Bob Baker Leslie Perrizo Pat Sylvia Lois Draper Betty Karlsen Susan Baker Allison Tjemsland Megan Perrizo Helga du Bellier Cathy Kenney Elaine Balkevitch Amanda Tjemsland Sue Pierce Sherry Evans Joan Kinnee Patrick Bartlett Andrea Tjemsland Cadence Kinnee Alice Polk Mary Francis Twila Baukol Ann Tjemsland Dee Kispert Terri Pugsley Robynn Gerkitz Jeannie Berg Tatiana Trailor June Knotts Marcia Radey Gretchen Gill Steven Berg Joe Treece Courtney Larson Mary Ellen Reed Lori Goddard Beth Blay Jeanne Van Laningham Carmen Rice Gayle Larson Michelle Gombert Colleen Blazier Lee Van Laningham Richard Rice Tena Lizotte Terry Grier Ashley Boydston Diana Verner Joyce MacMillan Michelle Valerie Grier Marilyn Brock Harris Verner Robertson-Anderson Madeline Mancke Bernard Gronau Mickey Brown Chris Weldin Marsha Robin Jean Martin Cheryl Hamilton Helen Bucher Coral Wheeler Christy Rookard Pamela Maybury Autumn Hammer Susan Burch Gwen Whitney Betty Rumelhart Patrick McCready Caron Burgess Jill Hay

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S E Q U I M L AV E N D E R G R O W E R S A S S O C I AT I O N Angel Farm Cathy and Leeon Angel 5883 Old Olympic Highway, Sequim 360-477-7827 angelfarm@wavecable.com Visit us at the Lavender Festival Street Fair this year and year-round at All Things Lavender in Seattle’s Pike Place Market. Producer of superior wholesale and retail dried lavender bunches and buds, as well as goldenseal. Blackberry Forest Barbara Richmond 136 Forrest Rd., Sequim, WA 98382 360-683-6520 • sunreacher@aol.com www.blackberryforest.usa Cedarbrook Lavender & Herb Farm Gary and Marcella Stachurski 1345 S. Sequim Ave., Sequim, WA 98382 800-470-8423 • 360-683-4541 – café cedbrook@olypen.com www.cedarbrooklavender.com Washington State’s oldest herb farm. Seventy varieties of lavender. Herbs and flowers, too. Historical Bell House gift shop. Charming Garden Café offers local fare including handcrafted lavender dishes. Open year-round! Country Aire Lavender Farm Sharon and Ron Peterson 644 N. Barr Rd. Port Angeles, WA 98362 360-417-1636 • sharonf@olypen.com www.countryairelavender.com Specialties: Handcrafted lavender gifts of distinction, retail/wholesale premium dried lavender bud, fresh and dried bundles. Home of the Lavender Hen and “LavCats” products for the kitties in your life. Visit us at the Lavender Festival Street Fair. Greenhill Farm Jeff and Donna Green 360-683-6269 • jbgreen@q.com Lavender gifts, wine glasses, mugs and handcrafted stained glass. Visit our booth at the Street Fair. Jardin du Soleil Lavender Pam and Randy Nicholson 3932 Sequim-Dungeness Way Sequim, WA 98382 360-582-1185 • 877-527-3461 info@jardindusoleil.com www.jardindusoleil.com Certified organic lavender farm. Gift shop with unique lavender products. U-pick lavender. Lavender plants. Food, music and vendors. Ladybug Lavender Farm Donna Martin 93 Red Hawk Rd., Sequim, WA 98382 360-808-0861 • ddmar8088@comcast.net Lavender Hill Farm Don and Donna Caster 203 Medsker Rd., Sequim, WA 98382 360-683-8070 Open to the public by appointment. Lavender Hills Farms Carol and Mike McCrorie 7508 108th St. NE, Marysville, WA 98271 360-651-2086 • lavender4@earthlink .net www.lavenderhillsfarm.com 80

Marysville hilltop farm for a mini-vacation from everyday stress. Ten minutes from Everett, less than an hour north of Seattle. Let’s Do Lavender Susan Zuspan P.O. Box 177, Sequim, WA 98382 360-582-1345 • LetsDoLavender@nikola.com www.LetsDoLavender.com Visit LetsDoLavender.com to see our full line of unique lavender products – all made with quality in mind. The same quality products will be available at our Lavender Festival Street Fair booths. We can be found at the Sequim Open Aire Market some Saturdays from May-October. Please call to be sure we will be there. Lil’s Lavender P.O. Box 1360 • 9105 NE Leprechaun Ln., Kingston, WA 98346 800-761-5457 • 360-297-1620 info@lilslavender.com www.lilslavender.com Lord Jensen Lavender Darrell and Madeline Jensen P.O. Box 1809, Sequim, WA 98382 360-683-2426 • jensen@wavecable.com lordjensenlavender@wavecable.com www.lordjensenlavender.com Twelve years making superior lavender products – wonderful hand/body lotion, lavender oil, massage products, lip balm, lavender bud, etc. Lost Mountain Lavender Barbara and Gary Hanna 1541 Taylor Cutoff Rd., Sequim, WA 98382 360-681-2782 or 888-507-7481 garybarb@olypen.com www.lostmountainlavender.com Cottage Gift Shop open year-round. Handcrafted bath and body products, bundles, buds and more. Martha Lane Lavender Julie Ingram 371 Martha Lane, Sequim, WA 98382 360-582-9355 marthalanelavender@olypen.com www.marthalanelavender.com. One of Sequim’s newest lavender farms, located just off Kitchen-Dick Road on Martha Lane. Open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. for U-pick on weekends from late June to early October. Look for us at the Street Fair during the Lavender Festival. Come and watch us grow! Montevista Medicinal Herb Farm Patricia Star and Richard Bowen 1643 Township Line Rd. Port Angeles, WA 98362 360-565-0419 • Patricialstar@aol.com We grow the ingredients and hand-make Sweet Cheeks Skin Salve. We provide carefully grown medicinal herbs and lavender for sale U-pick, fresh or dried. Call us to check on seasonal availability. Moosedreams Lavender Farms Barbara Landbeck and Elizabeth Norris 3101 Greentree Ln., Port Angeles, WA 98362 360-417-0317 or 360-681-4949 moosedreams@tfon.com www.moosedreamslavender.com Moosedreams offers a complete line of

lavender products for people and their pets. Visit us at the Port Townsend Farmers Market on Saturdays from May-November and the Ballard Farmers Market year-round. Nelson’s Duckpond Lavender Farm and Gift Shop Gail & Harry Nelson/Amy & Jeff Lundstrom 73 Humble Hill Road, Sequim, WA 98382 360-681-7727 • nelsonsduckpond@msn.com www.nelsonsduckpond.com Lavender and Lodging. Farm and gift shop located off Hooker Road (1.1 miles up from U.S. Highway 101). Come stroll through our lavender fields and gardens, cast a line for a trout or spend some time in our Garden Shed gift shop. We’re famous for our Lemon Lavender Pound Cake, spices and hand-made lavender products. Open year-round. Oliver’s Lavender Farm Don and Claudine Oliver 82 Cameron Acres Ln., Sequim, WA 98382 360-681-3789 www.oliverslavender.com Our farm and gift shop are open year-round from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Unique lavender-related gifts, a wide variety of lavender products and live plants. Come walk our fields and relax among the beauty and aroma of lavender. Olympic Lavender Farm Mary Borland-Liebsch 1432 Marine Drive, Sequim, WA 98382 360-683-4475/farm 681-3388 lavender@olypen.com www.olympiclavender.com Certified organic farm on the Dungeness Scenic Loop near beautiful Dungeness Bay. Open daily 11 a.m.-5 p.m. in later JuneAugust. Lavender products, U-pick. Peninsula Nurseries, Inc. Roger L. Fell 1210 Cays Rd., Sequim, WA 98382 360-681-7953/681-3823 fax www.pennurseries.com sales@pennurseries.com Wholesale and retail growers of lavenders, perennials, ornamental grasses and shrubs. More than 100 varieties of lavender in production. Port Williams Lavender Michael and Sue Shirkey 1442 Port Williams Rd., Sequim, WA 98382 360-582-9196 info@portwilliamslavender.com Open June, July and August, MondaySaturday 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sunday noon-5 p.m. Essential oil, buds and bundles, bath and body products, culinary lavender and products for the home. U-pick in season. Purple Haze Lavender Mike and Rosalind Reichner 180 Bell Bottom Rd., Sequim, WA 98382 360-683-1714/888-852-6560 info@ purplehazelavender.com www. purplehazelavender.com Certified organic farm, gift shop filled with Purple Haze’s own creations, U-pick lavender, vendors, food and great music – come experience the Purple Haze Lavender Farm. Sequim Lavender Company, LLC Paul and Mary Jendrucko

503 Guiles Rd., Sequim, WA 98382 360-582-1907 • dogdotcalm@yahoo.com sequimlavenderco@yahoo.com www.dogdotcalm.com or www.sequimlavenderco.com Creators of the No. 1 Pet Pleaser, “DogdotCalm” Lavender Dog Bandana, and a wide array of lavender gifts for pets and people. Always a Street Fair favorite! All our products are made from only the finest quality lavender and essential oil. Come visit us again for an exciting assortment of lavender fabric. Back by popular demand, “Dr. Lavender” will help you with your plant needs. Sierra Nevada Soap Company Terry Stolz 136 E. Eighth St., Port Angeles, WA 98362 360-457-8500 • herbalsoap@olypen.com www.sierranevadasoap.com Exquisite hand-crafted herbal soaps, body care products and gifts. Sunshine Herb & Lavender Farm Steve and Carmen Ragsdale 274154 Highway 101, Sequim, WA 98382 360-683-6453 Come and walk through our acres of lavender fields and fill your senses with the fragrance of lavender and herbs. Enjoy the flavor of lavender in our ice cream, smoothie/ espresso bar. Check out our increased culinary line, along with our three-volume series of “Cooking with … ” (Sunshine Herb & Lavender.) The Lavender Connection Susan and Rick Olson 1141 Cays Rd., Sequim, WA 98382 360-681-6055/888-881-6055 susan@lavenderconnection.com www.lavenderconnection.com Our 5.5-acre lavender farm is a great place to relax and spend a sunny day. Victor’s Lavender 3743 Old Olympic Hwy., Port Angeles, WA 98362 360-681-7930 • Fax 683-7830 Cell 360-461-5811 www.victorslavender.com info@victorslavender.com Wholesale lavender grower and propagator in any variety of lavender. We ship anywhere (international shipping also available). Washington Lavender 939 Finn Hall Rd., Port Angeles, WA 98362 360-452-5207 info@walavender.com www.walavender.com Fields of lavender surround a Mount Vernon replica along the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Essential oil, bud, bundles and U-pick. Willow Farm/The Weary Gardener LLC. Doug and Lillian Gimmestad 254 Howe Rd., Port Angeles, WA 98362 360-452-7342 One of the pioneer farms of the Sequim Lavender Growers Association, offering an exquisite line of hand-crafted lavender products marketed under “The Weary Gardener” label. Visit us at the festival Street Fair and year-round at our retail outlet “All Things Lavender” in Seattle’s Pike Place Market. S E Q UI M LAVE N D E R FE S TIVA L 2010

S E Q U I M L AV E N D E R G R O W E R S A S S O C I AT I O N The Sequim Lavender Growers Association (SLGA) is a community of farmers, committed to knowledge of how to grow better lavender in an environmentally sustainable way. SLGA sponsors the annual Sequim Lavender Festival and participates in a variety of community activities. It has been the heart of the organization to give back to the local community. That is something that is ingrained within the framework of the association from the first festival to the present. So when you purchase that Festival Button, not only do you get to enjoy all that is lavender but you are partnering with us and our vision, so thanks for helping to make all this possible. In addition to funds the association and its members have donated to the groups below, we give an annual scholarship to a Sequim High School senior. This list does not include all the individual donations that the farms make in the form of gift baskets donated throughout the year for community fundraisers. Abused Deaf Women’s Advocacy Services American Heart Association American Red Cross American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Animal Legal Defense Fund Boys & Girls Clubs of the Olympic Peninsula Boy Scouts/Cub Scouts Centrum – Port Townsend Community Enrichment Alliance Community Foundation of the SequimDungeness Valley Defenders of Wildlife Defense Council Disabled American Veterans Duck Derby Ducks Unlimited Dungeness River Audubon Society and Partners Emerald City Business and Professional Women Foundation Sequim Food Bank Friends of the Fields Fundraiser for Disabled People in Seattle Greywolf Elementary School Habitat for Humanity Healthy Families of Clallam County Helen Haller PTO Fundraiser Helping Hands for the Disabled Home Fund through PDN Homegrown and Growing 4-H Club Humane Society of the United States Hurricane Ridge Kennel Club Jazz Festival Jefferson County Humane Society Juan de Fuca Festival of the Arts Ball KIRO Foster Kids KJH – Band Boosters

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Sequim Boys & Girls Club Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce Sequim City Parks Sequim Community Church Sequim Garden Club Sequim High School – SLGA Scholarship Fund Sequim High School – Future Farmers of America Sequim High School Band Boosters Sequim High School Choir Sequim Senior Activity Center Serenity House Sherwood Assisted Living SNAP (Special Needs Advocacy Parents) Soroptimist International District & Regional Meetings Soroptimist International of Sequim Steve & Terry Irwin’s Wildlife Warriors Suquamish Elementary Silent Auction Susan B. Komen Breast Cancer Toys 4 Tots UNICEF – Humane Society United Way of Clallam County Volunteer Chore Services WaFlora Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Washington Municipal Clerks Association Washington State Association of Pupil Transportation Washington State Nursery & Landscape Association Washington Tilth Welfare for Animals Guild Wildlife Federation Women Abuse Shelter – Arizona Women in Networks (WIN) Program of Sequim High School 81

2010 LAVENDER BUDS US Bank

Banks First Federal Administration, Port Angeles 105 W. Eighth St. • PO Box 351 360.417.3204 Downtown Port Angeles 141 W. First St. • PO Box 351 360-452-6620 Eastside Port Angeles 1603 E. First St. • PO Box 351 360-417-3150 Sixth St., Port Angeles 227 E. Sixth St. • PO Box 351 360-457-0461 Sequim Ave., Sequim 333 N. Sequim Ave. PO Box 1025 360-683-3886 Sequim Village, Sequim 1201 W. Washington St. PO Box 1025 360-683-7935 Forks 131 Calawah Way • PO Box 1467 360-374-6122 Castle Hill, Port Townsend 1321 Sims Way PO Box 1510 360-385-1416 Uptown, Port Townsend 940 Lawrence St.

PO Box 1540 360-385-5071

www.ourfirstfed.com

Georgia Gale 101 W. Washington St., Sequim, WA 98382 360-638-3366 georgia.gale@usbank.com

Beer/Wine Deschutes Brewery 62 S. Bay View Ave., Port Angeles, WA 98362

Olympic Peninsula Wineries 255410 Hwy 101 E. Port Angeles, WA 98362 360-452-0160 www.olympicpeninsula wineries.org

Olympic Distributing Company 62 S. Bay View Ave. Port Angeles, WA 98362 360-452-8966

Business Services Blue Tux Internet Services Michael Quinn PO Box 1600, Port Angeles, WA 98362 360-460-0044 billing@bluetux.com www.bluetux.com

OLYSIGNS 12 Findley Rd., Port Angeles, WA 98362 360-417-5254 sales@olysign.com www.olysign.com

Washington Fire & Safety Equipment LLC

936 Marine Drive PO Box 1777, Port Angeles, WA 98362 360-457-1217

Campgrounds

joni.eades@elwharivercasino.com www.elwharivercasino.com

Community City of Sequim

Port Angeles/Sequim KOA B&R Properties 80 O’Brien Rd., Port Angeles, WA 98362 360-457-5916 portangeleskoa@wavecable.com www.portangeleskoa.com

Sequim Bay Resort Waterfront RV Park and Cabins Wanda or Annalee 2634 W. Sequim Bay Rd. Sequim, WA 98382 360-681-3853 sequimbayresort@yahoo.com www.sequimbayresort.com

152 W Cedar St., Sequim, WA 98382 360-683-4139 www.cityofsequim.com

NorWester Rotary of Port Angeles www.clubrunner.ca/CPrg/home/homeS. asp?cid=719

Olympic Peninsula Visitor Bureau 338 W 1st St., Port Angeles, WA 98362 360-452-8552 www.olympicpeninsula.org

Port Angeles Regional Chamber of Commerce

Gilgal “Oasis” RV Park Peter & Dawn Weston-Webb 400 S. Brown Rd., Sequim,WA 98382 info@gilgaloasisrvpark.com www.gilgaloasisrvpark.com

121 E Railroad Ave., Port Angeles, WA 98362 360-452-2363 www.portangeles.org

Rotary Club of Sequim PO Box 1267, Sequim, WA 98382 www.sequimrotary.org

Sequim School District #323

Casinos 7 Cedars Casino Judy Walz 270756 Highway 101, Sequim, WA 98382 360-683-7777 jwalz@7cedarsresort.com www.7cedarsresort.com

Elwha River Casino Joni Eades 631 Stratton Rd., Port Angeles, WA 98362 360-452-3005

503 N Sequim Ave., Sequim, WA 98382 360-582-3260 www.sequim.k12.wa.us

Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce 1192 E. Washington St., Sequim, WA 98382 360-683-6197

Sunbonnet Sue Quilt Club www.sunbonnetsuequiltclub.com

Gifts for Guys, Gals & Lil’ Shavers! Old Fashioned, Old West ... Modern and trendy Whether you crave a charming cottage for a romantic getaway or a larger house with room for the entire family, our goal at Brigadoon is to provide you with a relaxing, comfortable, carefree vacation. Port Angeles to Sequim and surrounding areas. Two-night minimum stay.

1-800-397-2256 • (360) 683-2255 www.sequimrentals.com

Nice selection of gifts, decor, toys, balloons & Old Tyme candy. NOW SERVING HAND-SCOOPED ICE CREAM!

(360) 683-2550 Rock Plaza, 10175 Old Olympic Hwy (Intersection of Sequim Ave/Old Olympic)

LEGAL SOLUTIONS! LAND & PROPERTY DISPUTES CIVIL LAWSUITS - TRIALS ESTATE PLANNING

Chris Shea

Jerry Grimes

(360) 683-0629

ELDER LAW - GUARDIANSHIP

(360) 681-5228

WILLS - TRUSTS - PROBATE

Sequim Law Center 206 W. Cedar Street, Sequim

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McComb Gardens

Jarmuth Electric

Dentists

PO Box 635, Sequim, WA 98382 360-683-4104

Sequim Family Dentistry

751 McComb Rd., Sequim, WA 98382 360-681-2827 info@mccombgardens.com www.mccombgardens.com

Construction

Pam Dittrich 1015 Republic St., Seattle, WA 98109

321 N. Sequim Ave #B, Sequim, WA 98382 360-681-8884 drbjuel@yahoo.com www.sequimfamilydentistry.com

LeafGuard Gutters

Escrow Companies

Evans Glass

224772 72nd South Kent, WA 98032 253-872-7190

Land Title & Escrow Company Brandi Shepherd 402 S. Lincoln St., Port Angeles, WA 98362 360-457-0482 bshepher_ltescrow@olypen.com

Penguin Windows Jill Foster PO Box 99816, Lakewood, WA 98499 253-312-2569 fosterj@penguinwindows.com www.penguinwindows.com

Farm/Agriculture Graysmarsh Farm Arturo Flores 6187 Woodcock, Sequim, WA 98382 grysmrsh@olypen.com www.graysmarsh.com

Royal Solariums 2016 151st Way SE Mill Creek WA 98012 www.royalsolariums.com

George E. Dickinson Con., Inc Kathy Dickinson 116 Barnes Rd., Sequim, WA 98382 360-683-8332 gdickson@tenforward.com

Blake Tile & Stone

David Richardson 3343 Old Olympic Hwy., Sequim, WA 98382 360-670-6227 tierector@gmail.com

Donya Alward 221 N. Lincoln St., Port Angeles, WA 98362 360-417-5721 donya.alward@redlion.com www.redlion.com/portangeles

Golf Courses SkyRidge Golf Course Jeff Pederson 7015 Old Olympic Highway Sequim, WA 89382 360-681-3484 www.skyridgegolfcourse.com

Groveland Cottage Simone Nichols 4861 Sequim-Dungeness Way Sequim, WA 98382 simone@olypen.com www.sequimvalley.como

The Cedars at Dungeness 1965 Woodcock Rd., Sequim, WA 98382 www.7cedarsresort.com/golf.html

The Meadows Inn Bed & Breakfast

Health & Wellness Hospice of Clallam County

The Co-op Farm & Garden 216 E. Washington St., Sequim, WA 98382 www.clallamcoop.com

Home Services

Garden/Nursery/ Landscaping

SEEVIEW Window Cleaning

1060 Sequim-Dungeness Way Sequim, WA 98362 306-683-6969 henerysgardencenter@plypen.com

Timber and Iron Erectors

Red Lion Hotel

PO Box 2014, Port Angeles, WA 98362 360-452-1511 www.hospiceofclallamcounty.com

Henery’s Garden Center

490 Blake Ave., Sequim, WA 98382 360-681-2877 www.blakeinc.net

Lodgings

Solar Gem Greenhouses Eric Conrad 1904 Stewart St., Tacoma, WA 98421 800-370-3459

Enjoy

the sights, sounds, tastes and smells of the LAVENDER FESTIVAL!

Diann Dickey, Realtor Office: (360) 683-3564 Cell: (360) 477-3907 m Email: ddickey@olypen.co

1900 West Sequim Bay Rd. Sequim, WA 98382 360-681-7055 seeview2@qwest.net

Gellor Insurance Inc. Shelly Ashby 248 W. Washington St., Sequim, WA 98382 360-63-3362 shellya@gellorinsurance.com www.gellorinsurance.com

George Washington Inn Janet Abbott 939 Finn Hall Rd., Port Angeles, WA 98362 info@georgewashingtoninn.com www.georgewashingtoninn.com

Olympic Lodge 140 Del Guzzi Dr., Port Angeles, WA 98362 360-452-2993 or 1-800-2293 www.olympiclodge.com

Greg Woodland 1498 SE Tech Center Place, Ste. 120 Vancouver, WA 98682 360-699-4013 flyfish365@aol.com

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LAVENDER BUDS, cont. from page 83 Olympic View Place (vacation rental) Gina Nordskog 225 S. Bagley Creek Rd., Port Angeles, WA 98362 360-477-1683 gina@olympicviewplace.com www.olympicviewplace.com

J & J Golf Retreat (vacation rental) next to Cedars at Dungeness Golf Course Jeff and Jeri Abram 290 Meadow Lark Ln., Sequim, WA 98382 360-808-8833 JandJgolfretreat@olypen.com www.jandjgolfretreat.com

Media Sequim Gazette 147 W. Washington St. Sequim, WA 98382 360-683-3311 www.sequimgazette.com

Peninsula Daily News Sean McDonald 305 W. 1st St., Port Angeles, WA 93362 360-452-2345 adinfo@peninsuladailynews.com www.peninsuladailynews.com

PO Box 3050 Port Angeles, WA 98362 360-457-6000 jim@halletadvisors.us www.hallettadvisors.us

224 W. Washington St., Ste 105 Sequim, WA 98382 360-582-3168 len.p.lewick@ampf.com www.ameripriseadvisors.com/ len.p.lewicki/workingtogether.com

Property Management

Realtors

Sequim Animal Hospital Heather Short 202 N. 7th Ave. P.O. Box 668, Sequim, WA 98382 360-683-7286 www.sequimanimalhospital.com

Stella & Chewy’s Terri Orvella 23208 164th Ave. East, Graham, WA. 98338 414-403-9149 Cell terri@stellaandchewys.com www.stellaandchewys.com

Professional Services Jeanne Martin, CPA PS 120 West Maple St. PO Box 3400, Sequim, WA 98382 360-683-1125 jeannemartincpa@tenforward.com

Hallett & Associates, P.S. James D. Hallett 84

522 Kemp St. Port Angeles, WA 98362 360-452-1700

JCPenney Paul Quinn Sequim Village Shopping Center 651 W. Washington St., Sequim, WA 360-681-2833 www.jcpenney.com

Olympic Springs Bottled Water PO Box 880, Carlsborg, WA 98324

219 W. Washington St., Sequim, WA 98383 1-866-681-8778 www.brokersgroup.com

Restaurants

Christie Lassen 275953 Highway 101 Gardiner, WA 98382 360-797-7100 marcl2377@msn.com www.gardiner.wbu.com

Bella Italia

High Tide Seafood - Wholesale

Neil Conklin 118 E. First St., Port Angeles, WA 98362 360-457-5442 bella@olypen.com www.bellaitaliapa.com

Ernie Vail 808 Marine Dr., Port Angeles, WA 98362 360-452-8488 crabbyone10@qwest.com

Oak Table Café

129 S. 2nd Ave., Sequim, WA 98382 360-683-7278

609 W Washington St. Sequim, WA 98382 360-683-5809 wellmanfour@msn.com

Alder Wood Bistro Jessica Schuenemann 139 W. Alder St. Sequim, WA 98382 360-683-4321 alderwoodbistro@yahoo.com www.alderwoodbistro.com

Applebees’s Restaurant John Canada 130 River Rd., Sequim, WA 98382 360-683-7177

Home Instead Senior Care Claudia Engstrom 675 N. Sequim Ave., Ste. 1B Sequim, WA 98382 claudia.engstrom@homeinstead.com www.homeinstead.com

The Fifth Avenue Retirement Center Michelle Payton 500 W. Hendrickson Rd. Sequim, WA 98382 360-683-3345 mpayton@olypen.com www.thefifthavenue.com

Sherwood Assisted Living

Sequim, WA 98382 360-683-1151

360-683-4285 Wild Birds Unlimited

Tarcisio’s “The Italian Grill”

Senior Living

Michele Payton 660 Evergreen Farm Way Sequim, WA 98382 360-681-3100 mpayton@olypen.com www.thelodgeatsherwood.com

Dairy Fresh Farms

Brokers Group Real Estate Professionals

Billy Nagler 292 W. Bell St., Sequim, WA 98382 360-683-2179 nagler@olypen.com www.oaktablecafe.com

360-452-6567 pbnturnrt@olympus.net www.portbookandnews.com

The Lodge at Sherwood Village

QFC-Quality Food Centers John L. Scott Real Estate - Sequim 990-B E. Washington

Dave Sharman 842 E. Washington St. Sequim 360 683-4844 fax 360 683-1122 wresequim@olypen.com www.realestate-sequim.com

680 W. Washington St. (Safeway Plaza) Sequim, WA 98382 360-681-8458 customerservice@bestfriendnutrition.com www.bestfriendnutrition.com

Retail & More 995 W. Washington St., Sequim, WA 98382 www.costco.com

Windermere Sequim East

Best Friend Nutrition

1965 Woodcock Rd., Sequim, WA 98382 www.7cedarsresort.com/dining/golfcourse/stymies.html

Costco Wholesale - Sequim

Tama Bankston 577 W. Washington St. #C Sequim, WA 93382 360-681-000 office@ksqmfm.com www.ksqmfm.com

Pets

Stymie’s Bar & Grill

Linda Ennes or Heidi Ennes 609 W. Washington St. #4 PO Box 906, Sequim, WA 98382 360-683-3338 info@landmarkpm.com www.landmarkpm.com

KSQM 91.5 FM Sequim

8950 West Olympic Blvd. Ste. 282 Beverly Hills, CA 90211 323-930-0058 loren@aromatherapythymes.com www.aromatherapythymes.com

1965 Woodcock Rd., Sequim, WA 98382 www.7cedarsresort.com/dining/golfcourse/the-double-eagle.html

Landmark Property Management

PO Box 1450, Port Angeles, WA 98362 360-457-1450

Aromatherapy Thymes

Suree Chommuang 120 W. Bell St #1F, Sequim, WA 98382 360-683-8069 sureeitti@msn.com www.galarethai.com

Leonard P. Lewick DBA Ameriprise Double Eagle Steak and Seafood Financial Services

1190 E. Washington St. Sequim, WA 98382 800-998-4131 www.johnlscott.com/officedetail. aspx?io=1125117

KONP Radio

Galare Thai

Rena Keith 550 W. Hendrickson Rd. Sequim, WA 98382 rena@sherwoodal.com www.sherwoodassistedliving.com

Suncrest Village Jerry Brummel 251 South 5th Ave., Sequim, WA 98382 360-681-3800 sunsetvillage@legacymgtteam.com www.suncrestsrliving.com

Travel/Transportation Kenmore Air Craig O’Neill Marketing Director 6321 NE 175th St. Kenmore, WA 98028 www.kenmoreair.com

The Cottage Company Port Book and News

Black Ball Ferry - M.V. Coho 101 E. Railroad Ave. Port Angeles, WA, 98362 Tel: (360) 457-4491 www.cohoferry.com

Victoria Express 115 E. Railroad Ave. Port Angeles, WA 98362 www.victoriaexpress.com

104 E. First St., Port Angeles, WA 98362

Keys have a way of getting ‘away’.

If you can’t account for all the keys to your home, it might be time to consider how secure you are. Rekeying your home is an inexpensive way to maintain the security and peace of mind with the reassurance that you can account for all of the keys and know they are in the hands of people you trust. Stop by and see us today about rekeying your locks or ask us about replacement options for your knobs, levers, deadbolts, cabinet hardware and more.

The Master Locksmith 445 W. Washington St., Sequim • 360-683-8817 www.masterlocksmith.com

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Sponsors PRESENTING PARTNERS First Federal John L. Scott Real Estate-Sequim Sequim Gazette

MAJOR SPONSORS Aromatherapy Magazine Black Ball Ferry - M.V. Coho The Cedars at Dungeness Costco Wholesale - Sequim, Washington Deschutes Brewery Evans Glass Henery’s Garden Center High Tide Seafoods Jarmuth Electric Kenmore Air KONP Radio Olympic Distributing Comapny Olympic Peninsula Wineries Olympic Springs Bottled Water Penguin Windows Port Angeles Regional Chamber of Commerce QFC - Quality Food Centers Royal Solariums Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce Solar Gem Greenhouses

SUPPORTING SPONSORS Alder Wood Bistro Best Friend Nutrition Bill’s Plumbing City of Sequim Clipper Vacations Dairy Fresh Farms

ROYAL SOLARIUMS JCPenney Olympic Peninsula Visitors Bureau Rotary Club of Sequim Rotary Nor’Wester of Port Angeles Sequim Girls & Boys Club, Carroll C. Kendall Unit

Sequim School District #323 SkyRidge Golf Course Stella & Chewy’s Sunbonnet Sue Quilt Club Tarcisio’s “The Italian Grill” Victoria Express

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