Events Around the Sound - September 3rd to September 9th

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1 Start 9/7/2018 End Time 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM Ocean Park Timberland Library Address th Pl, Ocean Park Music From Around the World Two local instrumental duos come together for a collaborative, genre-melding performance. Sea Strings plays Irish fiddle tunes, sweet Italian melodies, and familiar old songs. Tanz plays South American and Finnish tangos, and Scandinavian and English waltzes. 9/9/2018 Time 10:00 am - 4:00 pm Free Address Whatcom County Farm Tour Various get list on website Our local farms will swing open their gates and welcome the community to see, taste, feel, and learn hands-on what goes into local food production. Producers include vegetables, beef, eggs & poultry, flowers, dairy, orchards, a farmhouse brewery, and yak! Learn about these unique farms and experience the passion and care that goes into producing local food for our community. Pick the farms you want to visit and start anywhere! Some farms are open both days and some are open only one. visit eatlocalfirst.org for all the details! Arts-A-Glow 2018 Time 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM (206) Dottie Harper Park Address SW 146th St, Burien, Washington LANTERN FESTIVAL AND PROCESSION! A magical evening in the forest! Lantern art and performers, face painting, lantern making, food vendors, tea and treats. Page 1 of 6

2 Time 4:00PM MIDNIGHT Seattle s Chinatown-International District Address Chinatown-ID Night Market Events@cidbia.org Over the course of the evening, festival goers will be able to feast on a variety of international delights; from food vendors dishing out a variety of street food, to local restaurants serving up the district s popular staples. This wealth of food is complemented by an outdoor international market featuring handmade local goods, fresh cut flowers, and Asian inspired items. Live bands and break dancing groups will perform throughout the evening as crowds dance the night away at the all-ages dance party. Time 10:00am - 12:00pm Langley Library Address 104 Second Street, Langley Charles Dickens: - a Victorian Life Charles Dickens is considered the greatest author of the Victorian age. Come learn from author Heather Redmond how this ill-starred boy became one of the first international celebrities. Start 9/6/2018 End 9/9/2018 Time 11:00 am Free St. Sophia Greek Orthodox Church Address 510 East Sunset Drive Bellingham Bellingham Greek Festival Join the fun and celebrate Hellenic culture and heritage at the Bellingham Greek Festival! Enjoy traditional gyros, Greek Salad, Souvlaki, Spanakopita, and more. Cut your sweet tooth on old world Baklava, cookies, or have a community favorite, Loukoumades (honey dunked doughnuts). Browse the gift shop, pose for pictures or learn a little Greek dancing. Bring the kids to have their face painted, visit the bouncy house, and more. Look inside the big blue dome. Tours, music and other talks will be held in the church. All are welcome to walk in and enjoy on their own, or attend scheduled presentations. Page 2 of 6

3 Time Job Carr Cabin Museum Address 2350 N 30th St, Tacoma Pioneer Days Festival This community event showcases Job Carr Cabin Museum and Tacoma's frontier history with an afternoon of fun for the whole family. Enjoy live music, hands-on pioneer activities, "gold" panning, games and races in Old Town Park. Time 11:00 am - 4:00 pm Free AirportOffice@portofbellingham.com (360) x7 Bellingham International Airport Address 4255 Mitchell Way, Bellingham Bellingham Airfest Get up close and take pictures of historic and specialized aircraft that will be on display, talk with pilots and local flying clubs. Demonstrations, raffle prizes, food vendors. The kids area will include face painting, a bouncy house, and aviation-themed arts and crafts. Start 9/7/2018 End 9/9/2018 Time entry, fee for some items Mukilteo Address Front St, Mukilteo Mukilteo Lighthouse Festival Pancake breakfast, Art Show, bands, parade, children's parade, kids fishing derby, Lighthouse tours, salmon bake, fireworks and more. Park at Olympic View Middle School or Kamiak High Page 3 of 6

4 Time 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM $5 (360) Edgewater Park Address 600 Behrens-Millett Rd, Mount Vernon Skagit River Salmon Festival The park offers a terrific family- and pet-friendly setting to spend the day celebrating the mighty Skagit and return of the salmon! We'll have a terrific lineup of activities and entertainment you won t want to miss, with something for every interest young or old. Start 9/7/2018 End 9/9/2018 Time $20 info@nwmaritime.org x104 Northwest Maritime Center & Point Hudson Marina Address 431 Water Street, Port Townsend 42nd Annual Wooden Boat Festival Featuring more than 300 wooden vessels, hundreds of indoor and outdoor presentations and demonstrations, a who's who of wooden boat experts and thousands of wooden boat enthusiasts. Time 9:00 AM 4:00 PM Free (206) Green Diamond Mason Lake Recreation Area Address 1052 East Mason Lake Drive West, Grapeview, WA Classic Keels & Wheels at Mason Lake Enjoy a day of fun in the sun surrounded by shiny chrome, varnished wood and classic fiberglass! Vintage and classic cars, motorcycles and boats (1990 and previous) will be on display. Enjoy Enjoy a day of fun in the sun surrounded by shiny chrome, varnished wood and classic fiberglass! Vintage and classic cars, motorcycles and boats (1990 and previous) will be on display. And food sales benefiting the Mason Benson Center: hot dogs, burgers, potato salad, baked bean as well as chips cookies and beverages. Page 4 of 6

5 Time 2:00PM 4:00PM (253) Auburn Library Address 1102 Auburn Way South, Auburn Build Your Cat a Castle! Cats and other small animals love boxes. Use your creative skills and our supplies to build your pet a fun castle out of cardboard! Please register!!! Time 11:00am - 5:00pm museum admission Pooint Defiance Park - Fort Nisqually Address 5400 N. Pearl St., Tacoma Harvest Home Join us to celebrate the sights, sounds, and smells of autumn at our Harvest Home festival. The day will include popular Victorian games, traditional music and dance performances, and the arrival of the hock cart carrying the last sheaf of wheat through the fort to the granary. Everyone is welcome to come down and press cider, make a corn dolly, and help us send off summer 19th century style. Time 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM Tales from the Parks: Author Talk with Russell Cahill Chehalis Timberland Library Address 400 N Market Blvd, Chehalis The National Park Service celebrated their 100th birthday in 2016, but the origin of America's parks goes all the way back to the Civil War and beyond. Author Russell Cahill thinks it started when a single tree was cut down in California in Cahill was a National Park Ranger during the 1960s and 70s and has written of the origins of our parks and his adventures in Yosemite, Alaska, Washington D.C. and Hawai'i. Join him and hear of rescues, forest fires, bears breaking into a five star hotel and other happenings. Page 5 of 6

6 Time 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Free Along Winslow Way and at Winslow Green Address Winslow Way E, BAINBRIDGE IS Bainbridge Quilt Festival Free outdoor quilt festival with quilts hung along Winslow Way and at Winslow Green on Bainbridge Island. Raffle items and voting for your favorite. Sew in. Festival is a non-juried, non-judged event with quilts large and small, traditional and modern. Enter a quilt!! ManetteFest 2018 Time 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Bremerton Address Scott & E. 11th Street, Bremerton The 19th Annual ManetteFest celebrates the 100th Anniversary of Manette joining Bremerton. Come out to enjoy pancake breakfast, Fun Run, live music, car show, food & local craft vendors, arts & crafts for the kids, and the Tiniest Parade. Start 9/7/2018 End 8/25/2018 Time Free info@sangennarofestivalseattle.org Georgetown Address 1225 South Angelo Street, Seattle, WA San Gennaro Festival of Seattle Vendors with food and Italian wares for sale, beer and wine garden, childrens activities, and a stage with Italian music or music performed by Italians! Page 6 of 6