THE CITY IS ALWAYS IN MOTION.

Art Opening: Potters of Orcas Group

An art opening featuring works by the Potters of Orcas Group.

Buskers on the Corner ~ Danika Kloewer & Ethan Tang

Danika Kloewer & Ethan Tang

Danika Kloewer & Ethan Tang perform as part of Buskers on the Corner.

Comedy Night: Adam Cayton-Holland

Orcas Center Presents on Center Stage: Adam Cayton-Holland Friday, June 26, 7 p.m. Tiered ticket prices: $70, $40, or $25, ($10 student and senior tickets available) Adam Cayton-Holland Nationally touring comic Adam Cayton-Holland will perform stand-up comedy on Orcas Center’s stage. Cayton-Holland has appeared on Conan, Corden, Comedy Central, and a bunch of other great stuff that starts with the letter “C.” He will perform on Friday, June 26, at 7 p.m. Along with his cohorts in the comedy troupe, The Grawlix, Cayton-Holland created, wrote, and starred on the TV show, Those Who Can’t, which aired for three seasons. The Grawlix also hosts the country’s longest-running indie comedy show in Denver and has a popular podcast called “Advice Fight.” Cayton-Holland has seven albums you can listen to wherever you do that sort of thing, as well as a special, Wallpaper, currently streaming on Hulu, and another special, 20 Years In Comedy and All I Got Was This Lousy Special, streaming on YouTube. His memoir, “Tragedy Plus Time,” is available everywhere, and Cayton-Holland recently adapted his book into the movie “See You When I See You,” for which he wrote the screenplay. The 2026 comedy-drama was directed by Jay Duplass and stars David Duchovny and Hope Davis.

Whidbey Playhouse Presents "Little Shop of Horrors"

Open Mic with Dave

An open mic night hosted by Dave, featuring various local performers.

ANTIDOTE DANCE PARTY: JUNE

Orcas Center Presents in the Black Box Theater: ANTIDOTE DANCE PARTY Saturday, June 26, 9 p.m. $10 at the door ANTIDOTE Now June 26! Orcas Center’s next Antidote dance party is a celebration of the sun featuring live DJ sets from Clove4, Trybe, Schade Soundsystem, K!CEAG3 and abstract visual art on Saturday, June 26 from 9 p.m. to midnight. $10 admission, cash bar for those 21 and over, admission is 18 and over. Orcas Center is planning to host regular “Antidote” dance parties, with a different theme every time.

Special Pop-Up Event for Whale of Sale: "100 Days of Happiness" by Carla Seaton

A special pop-up event featuring "100 Days of Happiness" by Anacortes artist Carla Seaton.

System Crash

Salish Sea Early Music Festival: Pardessus de Viole, Flute & Guitar

The Salish Sea Early Music Festival presents a concert featuring Annalisa Pappano, William Simms, and Jeffrey Cohan.

PARDESSUS DE VIOLE, FLUTE & GUITAR – Salish Sea Early Music Festival

Annalisa Pappano, William Simms, and Jeffrey Cohan perform at the Salish Sea Early Music Festival.

BARCODE

A band performing covers of 60s, 70s, early 80s rock, Motown, and R&B.

CC Adams Band

Shades of Bublé

A three-man tribute to Michael Bublé.

Art in the Garden Bash & Garden Tour

Explore four historic properties in the Bow-Edison area featuring artists, arts organizations, and musicians.

Weekly Summer Concert Series

A weekly summer concert series featuring various artists.

SCS: James Charles Howard, Jr. + Minnow Creek (June 28)

Orcas Center Presents on The Village Green Stage: James Charles Howard, Jr. + Minnow Creek Sunday, June 28, 5 p.m. Tiered ticket prices: Free, by donation! James Charles Howard, Jr. + Minnow Creek Orcas Center’s annual Summer Concert Series is back in the Village Green. All performances are free to the community. Kicking off the season is James Charles Howard, Jr. with local group Minnow Creek opening on Sunday, June 28, starting at 5 p.m. Howard, Jr. performs original blues-rock, instrumental rock and acoustic singer-songwriter originals and covers. Drawing inspiration from legends like Santana, Stevie Ray Vaughan, B.B. King, Jeff Beck, and Jimi Hendrix, Howard fuses traditional blues with psychedelic roots rock — seasoned with touches of Latin and jazz — to create a sound that’s uniquely his own. Howard, Jr. won the Washington Blues Society Finals in 2016 and 2023, and competed in the 2017 and 2024 International Blues Challenge, in Memphis Tennessee. Opening act for the performance is Minnow Creek, an indie folk quartet that blends heartfelt storytelling, rich harmonies and percussivegrooves into a warm roots-driven sound. Led by frontman Clint McCune on rhythm guitar, with Joel Gamble on violin and keys, Rebecca Cohen on stand-up bass and Dan Hall on percussion, the band creates music that is both intimate and alive. Rooted in folk honesty, Minnow Creek’s songs invite audiences to listen, move, and connect. Whether gentle and reflective or foot-stomping rhythmic, their music celebrates community, collaboration, and the joy of being alive.

San Juan Islands Museum of Art Summer 2026 Exhibitions

An ongoing exhibition featuring works by Imogen Cunningham, Roi Partridge, Rondal Partridge, Chris Maynard, and Raven Skyriver.

Around the World Dance Camp

Summer Art Series

Mary Ellen O'Connor - June 2026 Featured Artist

An art exhibit featuring metalwork, gold leaf on copper, and flame patinas by Mary Ellen O'Connor.

French Perspective —Pardessus de Viole, Flute, & Guitar – Salish Sea Early Music Festival

Toddler Sing-Along | Presented by Anacortes Music Project

Irene Roldàn, harpsichord & Jeffrey Cohan, baroque flute

Music in the Park (Summer Concert Series)

A summer concert series featuring local and regional musicians.

Open Mic @ The Brown Lantern

Summer 2026 Exhibitions featuring Imogen Cunningham, Roi Partridge, Rondal Partridge, Chris Maynard, and Raven Skyriver

Summer 2026 Exhibitions featuring Imogen Cunningham, Roi Partridge, and Rondal Partridge (Convergence & Divergence: The Family Aesthetic); Chris Maynard (Feathered Masterpieces); Raven Skyriver (Fluid Life).

First Friday Art Walk

An art walk featuring local artists and galleries in downtown Friday Harbor.

Rene Abadesco

A busker performance by Rene Abadesco in Historic Downtown Oak Harbor.

Buskers on the Corner ~ Rene Abadesco

Art Opening: Potters of Orcas Group

Visual Arts Committee Presents: Featured Artists: Potters of Orcas Group Community Show: Color, Texture & Pattern Art Opening: Friday, June 26th; 5:30pm – 7pm On Display: June 26th – July 28th The Visual Arts Committee of Orcas Center announces the opening of “The Ones That Made It”, a curated show of wood-fired ceramics by local artists Michael Rozzi, Mathew Haeuser, Yuriko, Sam and Ayame Bullock, Sharon Ho, Sean Roberts, Penny Sharp and Mary Jane Elgin on July 3, 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. Intrigued by the traditional craft of firing pottery using wood as fuel, they custom-built a kiln on Orcas and began firing in 2020. Each piece is an exploration of form and surface marked by the lick of fire, and the burning ash flying through a closed chamber for 18-20 hours. Every firing provides lessons for the next, leading this group of nine on a winding path of trial and discovery. “The Ones That Made It” will be on display from July 3 to July 28. Live entertainment and complimentary refreshments will be provided at the opening on Friday. Please join us! To learn more about exhibiting your art, commission structures, and upcoming shows, please visit the VAC page.

The Atlantics

A performance by The Atlantics.

Open Mic with Dave

An open mic night hosted by Dave, featuring various local performers.

1st Saturday Gallery Walk

Explore various local artists in participating galleries throughout Downtown Mount Vernon.

Little Jazz Friends

Oak Harbor Old Fashioned 4th of July Celebration Vendor Fair

Vendor fair with live music in the park.

Rock the Dock

The Roctopus

Live music performance by The Roctopus at San Juan Vineyard.

Dangerfields

Part of the Port of Friday Harbor's Summer Music Concert Series.

Port of Friday Harbor Summer Music Concert Series Kickoff

Kick off the Port of Friday Harbor Summer Music Concert Series with local musicians at the waterfront park.

Summer Music Concert Series (Music in the Park) featuring DANGERFIELDS

A summer music concert featuring DANGERFIELDS at Waterfront Park.

Talley's Folly

A theater performance of 'Talley's Folly'.

Weekly Summer Concert Series

A weekly summer concert series featuring various artists.

Summer Art Series

Summer Theater Intensive

Orcas Center Presents: Summer Theater Intensive A launchpad for youth ages 10-18 to learn performing arts skills and have an epic summer of fun! This intensive is split into two different camps: Performing Arts (4 Weeks) | SIGN UP Theater Tech (2 Weeks) | SIGN UP Both cohorts will work together to produce and perform the 1-act musical James and the Giant Peach, JR. based on the fantasy book by Roald Dahl. This intensive will work towards a full production and culminate with a performance weekend on Orcas Center Mainstage! PERFORMING ARTS INTENSIVE 4 Week Intensive, July 5th-August 1st Monday-Friday, 9:00am-2:00pm Final Performances: 7/31 and 8/1 at 12pm and 6pm Pay what you can tuition: $550, $1,110, $1,750 Directed by Chelsea Sherman and Jamey Moriarty Explore acting, singing, dancing, and other theater essentials in this month-long creative adventure. Participants will gain more knowledge and confidence in their performing arts skills, spend the summer with an amazing cohort of creators, and most importantly, learn how to channel their inner spark and apply it. Daily Intensive Schedule Sample: 9:00-9:30am: wake up and welcome 9:30-10:00: warm up + technique 10:00-12:00: rehearsal block 12:00-12:30: lunch break and outdoor time 12:30-1:30: rehearsal block 1:30-2:00: games or special activity THEATER TECH INTENSIVE 2 Week Intensive, July 20th-August 1st Monday-Friday, 9:00am-2:00pm Final Performances: 7/31 and 8/1at 12pm and 6pm Pay what you can tuition: $275, $550, $1,200 Directed by Cameron Sherman Explore the world of audio, video, lighting, set design, basic construction and other backstage activities. Both creative and technical skills will be fostered to assist in creating a collaborative design and final product for the overall theater camp production. Lessons will include familiarity with equipment and materials and their uses to create interactive and dazzling sets, props, and the more intangible portions of productions. Students will learn the basic roles of various technical staff and take on that role for the final production of the 2026 camp production, including operating together as a behind-the-scenes production team. CASTING PROCESS FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS INTENSIVE We will be holding open-call auditions for James and the Giant Peach Jr. for the performance arts intensive. However, there is no audition required to participate in the camp. If you sign up, you can join the fun! We strongly encourage every participant to give the audition process a try, especially those who’d like the opportunity to play larger roles. Every participant will have the opportunity to play one or multiple roles in the show. Dual casting for leads is a possibility. No experience is necessary to participate, although all participants must make an active effort to perform at least one role in the show- courage is required! AUDITION INFORMATION In-Person Auditions: Monday, May 4th 3:30-5:30pm, and Thursday, May 7th, 3:30-5:30pm In the Orcas Center Blackbox Theater. Auditionees will be seen on a first come, first served basis. Please enter and wait in the black box lobby. You only need to attend one of the two open-call dates. Self-Tape Auditions: Self-tape auditions are due to chelsea@orcascenter.org by Friday, May 8th at 5:30pm. Tapes do not have to be of professional quality- using a phone or ipad works great. Please make sure we can hear any audio in your self tape clearly. All Auditionees: Please prepare 30 seconds-1 minute of a song that shows your range and personality. If auditioning in person, please provide a backing track link of your song to chelsea@orcascenter.org. There will be no accompanist available at in-person auditions. In addition to your song, you’re welcome to present another special skill, such as dancing, skateboarding, acrobats, etc. For in-person auditions only: You might be asked to read a scene from the script. Casting will be announced by Friday, May 15th, 2026 for those who participated in the audition process. Script and songs will be sent out by June 1st. PERFORMANCES Friday July 31st, 12PM and 6PM Saturday August 1st, 12PM and 6PM Strike and cast party Sunday August 2nd in the afternoon MEET YOUR COUNSELORS Chelsea Sherman has spent her entire life exploring the world of performing arts. Over the last decade alone, she has crafted dozens of grassroots performances, including one musical, four records, and a multitude of dance theater works. Her compositions and courses are supported by her advanced training in music, dance, theater, and voice. Sherman also founded the co-led Orcas Dance Collective in 2021 and has taught performing arts on Orcas Island for the last five years. She leads with the belief that every person has a right to self expression and that all performing arts skills can be learned. Sherman graduated with honors from Indiana University in 2019 with a degree in Interdisciplinary Performing Arts and Composition. Notable stage credits include Eurydice (Eurydice), Into The Woods (Cinderella), Still Now (Annie), A Feminine Ending (Amanda), The Arboretum: A New Musical (Three) HOUSE HOUSE HOUSE: A Play with Dance (Carrie) and Footloose! (Wendy Jo) Jamey Moriarty is a longtime theater artist and performer who loves acting, directing, stream-of-consciousness improvisation, dancing, and having fun. He studied theater at Whitman College in Walla Walla, Washington, graduating in 2014 with a degree focused on acting and performance. Jamey spent approximately four years working at the Orcas Center, where he specialized in technical design work including lighting and stagecraft. He made his directorial debut at Orcas Center in 2024 with the magic comedy She Kills Monsters and followed it up the next year with a theatrical spoof of Harry Potter called Puffs. He also has an extensive background working with kids, including time at YMCA Camp Orkila, teaching theater classes at the Orcas Center, and working at private schools in Seattle. This will be Jamey’s fourth year teaching theater camp at Orcas Center. He is very excited for this summer’s production of James and The Giant Peach, especially since he’s often been told the claymation version of James from the original movie is his doppelgänger. We’re gonna have a peach of a time! Cameron Sherman began his foray into stagecraft from his secondary school drama classes, high school sound crew and video production, and a focus on set and lighting design, construction and media arts in college, and furthering his career by becoming an IATSE stagehand. He is an adamant supporter of education in the performing arts for youth, specifically from the backstage perspective. With 30 years in the industry involved in every aspect of production, including managing crews of large scale concerts at venues across the PNW, working on school, local community theater and national/touring productions in theaters throughout Washington State; a brief stint into acting and directing, and even returning to his alma mater as the Theater Advisor, he continues to find ways to further the creative and technical drive and prowess of himself and others looking to express themselves through stagecraft of all types. He welcomes technical challenges and seeks the best possible team solutions right up until the curtain opens. ABOUT THE SHOW Based on one of Roald Dahl’s most poignantly quirky stories, Roald Dahl’s James and the Giant Peach JR. is a brand new take on this “masterpeach” of a tale. Featuring a wickedly tuneful score and a witty and charming book, this adventurous musical about courage and self-discovery is destined to be a classic. The possibilities for creative costuming and puppetry abound, and young actors will love playing the outlandish and larger-than-life human and animal characters! Featuring music and lyrics by the Tony-nominated songwriters Justin Paul and Benj Pasek and book by Timothy Allen McDonald, James and the Giant Peach JR. is based on the beloved book by Roald Dahl and tells the story of a young orphaned child who finds a loving family in a most peculiar way. Sent by his mean, conniving aunts to chop down their old fruit tree, James discovers a magic potion which results in the growing of a tremendous peach that rolls into the ocean, and is occupied by some not-so-normal characters. From the center of the gigantic fruit, James and the unlikely crew launch a journey of enormous proportions. Together they discover that while we are all born into a family, we then go on to create a family of our own. Paul says, “Behind its wit and whimsy, James and the Giant Peach explores some sophisticated themes. How do we define our family? How do we start over after a big loss? We’ve always planned to make it available for performance by schools and educational theaters groups as soon as possible, because – and we think Roald Dahl would agree – young people are capable of amazing things” McDonald says, “I was a dyslexic student who hated reading when my third grade teacher, Mrs. Spencer, introduced me to the wonderful world of Roald Dahl. His stories instilled in me a love of reading and I have never looked back. Through their production these students are celebrating the power of story-telling, teamwork and imagination. We hope you’ll join us in applauding them.”

Bayview Corner Summer Street Dance: Rubatano Marimba

Tony “Dylan's Town” Sanchez

Live music performance by Tony “Dylan's Town” Sanchez at Rockfish Grill.

Summer Concert Series – Raucous

The Port of Anacortes Free Summer Concert Series presents a performance by Raucous at Seafarers Memorial Park.

Music on the Lawn: Chris Eger & Savannah Woods

A musical performance by Chris Eger and Savannah Woods on the museum lawn.

Riverwalk Summer Concert Series

Enjoy live music every Thursday night in July and August at the Skagit Riverwalk Plaza.

Port of Anacortes Free Summer Concert Series

A free summer concert series featuring local and regional bands.

Pacific Twang

A live music performance by Pacific Twang as part of the Riverwalk Summer Concert Series.

Selena Mac

A busker performance by Selena Mac in Historic Downtown Oak Harbor.

Buskers on the Corner ~ Selena Mac

Eden

Damn Yankees

A theater performance of "Damn Yankees" directed by Eric Millegan.

Talley's Folly

San Juan Community Theatre performs 'Talley's Folly'.

Open Mic with Dave

An open mic night hosted by Dave, featuring various local performers.

Lisa Temcov

Janet West Group with Doug Demeereer

Part of the Port of Friday Harbor's Summer Music Concert Series.

Port of Friday Harbor's Summer Music Concert Series - Janet West Group with Doug Demeereer

A summer music concert featuring the Janet West Group with Doug Demeereer.

The Henry Rose Band

The Ocean Hates You

Orcas Center Presents on Center Stage: The Ocean Hates You Saturday, July 11 at 7 p.m. Tiered ticket prices: $70, $40, or $25, ($10 student/senior/veteran tickets available) The Ocean Hates You A former Marine Biologist turned comedian gives a voice to the ocean — and it’s not happy. This comedic and interactive show dives into humanity’s messy relationship with the sea: the pollution, the overfishing, the bad decisions and why now more than ever, it’s time for change. Performed by former marine biologist turned comedian, Forrest Shaw, the hour-long presentation combines elements from the two professions to create a unique and humorous perspective on the planet’s oceans. It’s what would happen if a Netflix Comedy Special married a Ted Talk and had an environmentally conscious baby. Each show incorporates multi-media and interactive features including curated video and audience trivia. It’s a sharp, funny, and honest look at the chaos we’ve created and the extraordinary life that still manages to thrive beneath the waves. Come laugh, think and leave more in awe and less of a problem. Shaw is a stand-up comedian and writer whose career began after spending a decade as a marine biologist in his hometown of Miami, Florida where he led the Manatee Protection Program and managed large water-quality and habitat-monitoring projects throughout the region. His fieldwork spanned seagrass communities, coral reef habitats, and sea turtle nesting, and he frequently collaborated with state and federal agencies on critical coastal ecosystem studies. As a comedian Forrest has been featured at Netflix Is A Joke Fest, Moontower Comedy Festival, Clusterfest, Just For Laughs Montreal and the Bridgetown Comedy Festival. He’s performed on Conan, Live From Gotham and Jim JeQeries and Friends and his debut special, Poor Decisions can be seen on Amazon.

Billy Appleton Band

Live music performance by Billy Appleton Band at Rockfish Grill.

SCS: Ska Island + Desolation Sound (July 12)

Orcas Center Presents on The Village Green Stage: Ska Island + Desolation Sound Sunday, July 12, 5 p.m. Tiered ticket prices: Free, by donation! Ska Island + Desolation Sound Orcas Center is proud to present its annual Summer Concert Series on the Village Green, bringing free, live music to the heart of Eastsound. This vibrant outdoor series, supported in part by Joe Brotherton and the Doe Bay team, celebrates community, creativity, and the magic of music under the open sky. All performances are free for the community and take place on Sundays at 5 p.m. The series runs June 28 through Aug. 30. The eclectic lineup will have something for everyone with phenomenal performers for all ages. Ska Island takes the stage, with Desolation Sound opening. Ska Island is a Pacific Northwest supergroup that plays vintage Jamaican ska, rocksteady, and reggae. The band regularly performs across the Salish Sea and often features regional reggae legend Adrian Xavier, touring to celebrate the roots of 1960s and 1970s Caribbean music. Opening the show is Desolation Sound, whose music they call “Salish Rock,” inspired by the beauty and remoteness of their island home of Friday Harbor, Washington. The band consists of Scott Sluis on drums, Darvis Taylor on bass, Gene Nery on lead guitar and Daniel DeShon on vocals and guitar. Their third record arrives on King Tide Records on July 10.

Summer 2026 Exhibitions: "Convergence & Divergence" (Imogen Cunningham, Roi Partridge, Rondal Partridge), "Feathered Masterpieces" (Chris Maynard), "Fluid Life" (Raven Skyriver)

The San Juan Islands Museum of Art presents its Summer 2026 Exhibitions featuring works by Imogen Cunningham, Roi Partridge, Rondal Partridge, Chris Maynard, and Raven Skyriver.

Summer Art Series

Community Art Celebration

A community art celebration featuring a baile folklórico performance by Las Estrellas de Triumpho Folklorico.

Savanna Woods

Live music performance by Savanna Woods at Rockfish Grill.

Criminal Squirrel Orchestra

Music on the Lawn

Enjoy an evening of music on the lawn at the San Juan Historical Museum.

Riverwalk Summer Concert Series

Enjoy live music every Thursday night in July and August at the Skagit Riverwalk Plaza.

Port of Anacortes Free Summer Concert Series

A free summer concert series featuring local and regional bands.

EDEN

EDEN performs as part of the Riverwalk Summer Concert Series.

Damn Yankees

A theater performance of "Damn Yankees" directed by Eric Millegan.

Shannon Patiño

Buskers on the Corner ~ Shannon Patiño

Victims of Love

"Talley's Folly"

Open Mic with Dave

An open mic night hosted by Dave, featuring various local performers.

Skagit Valley Studio Tour

A self-guided tour of 20 artists' studios across 11 locations in Skagit Valley.

One-Eyed Cat

Local Harvest Band Tom and Tami

Part of the Port of Friday Harbor's Summer Music Concert Series.

Orcas Center Volunteer Lawn Party

Celebrating Orcas Center Volunteers, Lawn Party! Saturday, July 18 4 to 7 p.m. On Orcas Center’s Front Lawn FREE Have you given your time to Orcas Center? If so, we want to celebrate you! Anyone who has lent a hand and helped our performing arts center thrive is invited to our Volunteer Appreciation Lawn Party. There will be burgers, beverages, games, music and festivities for all ages during this very special gratitude event. Please join us. Examples of volunteers include: actors, dancers, directors, choreographers, backstage crew, lighting technicians, sound engineers, set builders, costume designers, food and beverage servers, board members, ushers, box office, art installers and more. After the gathering, head over to the Black Box for our next Antitode dance party for 18+.

Eden

Nick Vigarino

Live music performance by Nick Vigarino at Rockfish Grill.

SCS: Thunderpussy + Maka Gallinger and 808 Ohana (July 19)

Orcas Center Presents on The Village Green Stage: Thunderpussy + Maka Gallinger and 808 Ohana Sunday, July 19, 5 p.m. Tiered ticket prices: Free, by donation! Thunderpussy + Maka Gallinger and 808 Ohana Orcas Center is proud to present its annual Summer Concert Series on the Village Green, bringing free, live music to the heart of Eastsound. This vibrant outdoor series, supported in part by Joe & Maureen Brotherton and the Doe Bay team, features many artists from the Doe Bay Artist in Residence program (www.doebay.com/music-and-art/). It celebrates community, creativity, and the magic of music under the open sky. All performances are free for the community and take place on Sundays at 5 p.m. The series runs June 28 through Aug. 30. The eclectic lineup will have something for everyone with phenomenal performers for all ages. Thunderpussy headlines, with Maka Gallinger and 808 Ohana opening, on July 19. Thunderpussy is an all-female rock band from Seattle, Washington. Composed of vocalist Molly Sides, guitarist Whitney Petty, bassist Leah Julius, and drummer Michelle Nuño, the band draws its sound from the swagger and energy of 1970s rock. Opening the show are Maka Gallinger and 808 Ohana. Maka Gallinger is a Hawaiian advocate, activist, singer-songwriter, recording artist, and accomplished performer from the Big Island of Hawaii, known for her unique ukulele play style, versatility, and powerful voice. Her music blends tones of reggae, Latin and island sounds with lyrics that uplift and inspire. Together with her husband Petroglyph, Maka leads 808 Ohana, a multigenerational band whose music features native sounds with tones of reggae and messages that carry the voices of the Kanaka Oiwi and their community.

Roy Rogers

Summer Art Series

Summer Concert Series – The Davanos

Music on the Lawn

Enjoy an evening of music on the lawn at the San Juan Historical Museum.

Riverwalk Summer Concert Series

Enjoy live music every Thursday night in July and August at the Skagit Riverwalk Plaza.

Salish Sea Artisan Market

Ribbons & Bows

Summer Concert Series – Cherry Cherry

"Talley's Folly"

Marcia Kester

Culann's Dog

Traditional Irish Music as part of the Port of Friday Harbor's Summer Music Concert Series.

Anacortes Arts Festival: Fine Art Exhibition Public Opening

The Dangerfields