Sequim Lavender Festival
July 24, 2023 at 6:24 p.m.
The Sequim Lavender Festival runs July 21-23
This past week's most viewed article was about the Sequim Lavender Festival.
If you missed the festival, you can still enjoy the lavender. Here is a link about the Sequim Lavender Experience. which may be enjoyed all summer long. The experience includes U-cut lavender opportunities, visiting the fields, shopping for gifts, and more.
Below is last week's most viewed article, which was about the Sequim Lavender Festival.
For some, taking a trip to the Olympic Peninsula to view field upon field of heavenly lavender in is the perfect weekend getaway.
Sequim, nestled in the peninsula, bills itself as the Lavender Capital of North America.
The Sequim Lavender Festival takes place July 21 through July 23, 2023.
Sequim has one of the highest concentrations of lavender farms in one area within the United States. During the lavender festival, visitors have access to farms that are usually closed to the public.
Many people flock to this event just for the chance to experience lavender in the fields and to cut their own lavender. Many of the farms also offer demos and gift shops with all things lavender. More than a dozen lavender farms are part of the festival.
The Street Fair offers live music, more than 150 booths highlighting Northwest crafts and food. This event draws people from all over the world, so take a look at the website to learn about parking and transportation hints.
In addition to the farm tours and street fair, many special community events take place over the weekend.
For more information, visit this link: Sequim Lavender Fest (lavenderfestival.com)
While you’re on the Olympic Peninsula, you can take in some of the other area attractions including Olympic National Park, Dungeness Spit, the Olympic Discovery Trail, and more. You can even catch a ferry to Victoria Ferry by traveling to nearby Port Angeles.
For more events, view Northwest Prime Time’s full calendar here.
If you missed the festival, you can still enjoy the lavender. Here is a link about the Sequim Lavender Experience. which may be enjoyed all summer long. The experience includes U-cut lavender opportunities, visiting the fields, shopping for gifts, and more.
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Below is last week's most viewed article, which was about the Sequim Lavender Festival.
The Sequim Lavender Festival takes place July 21 through July 23, 2023.
Sequim has one of the highest concentrations of lavender farms in one area within the United States. During the lavender festival, visitors have access to farms that are usually closed to the public.
Many people flock to this event just for the chance to experience lavender in the fields and to cut their own lavender. Many of the farms also offer demos and gift shops with all things lavender. More than a dozen lavender farms are part of the festival.
The Street Fair offers live music, more than 150 booths highlighting Northwest crafts and food. This event draws people from all over the world, so take a look at the website to learn about parking and transportation hints.
In addition to the farm tours and street fair, many special community events take place over the weekend.
For more information, visit this link: Sequim Lavender Fest (lavenderfestival.com)
While you’re on the Olympic Peninsula, you can take in some of the other area attractions including Olympic National Park, Dungeness Spit, the Olympic Discovery Trail, and more. You can even catch a ferry to Victoria Ferry by traveling to nearby Port Angeles.
For more events, view Northwest Prime Time’s full calendar here.
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