And other events on the North Olympic Peninsula this weekend.
The 33rd season of the Olympic Music Festival concludes this weekend with one of artistic director Julio Elizalde’s top five pianists.
The monthly art weekend features works by local artists at various locations around Port Angeles.
The city is now accepting donations and sponsorships for the 2017 Music in the Park program.
The Metta Room will host the funk-soul group from Reno, Nev.
Geocaching is a real-world, outdoor treasure hunt using GPS-enabled devices.
The free event will be from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday at Waterfront Park in downtown Port Angeles.
Four of Sequim’s award-winning professional artists will be featured.
The monthly self-guided tour will take visitors on a journey through local art venues.
Admission to the all-ages performance is free all three days, although canned items or cash donations are encouraged.
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Activities will include black-powder shoots, primitive archery, a dutch oven cooking competition, scrimshaw, music, storytelling and children’s activities.
Artists will be on hand Saturday to discuss their works with visitors.
The Port Townsend show will run through Sept. 25.
The artistic director will be joined by three other artists for the two performances.
The professional musician can switch between jazz, flamenco, classical, blues and gypsy music.
Airplanes, balloons and classic cars will fill Sequim Valley Airport for the two-day Olympic Peninsula Air Affaire.
The car show from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday is free to attend.
On display will be artists’ impressions of the outdoor beauty of the North Olympic Peninsula.
The winner-takes-all Forks cook-off will benefit the Washington Elks Therapy Program for children.
