Summer in Sequim
Here in Sequim, it’s once again time for movies and music in the park. On Tuesday, July 28th, bring your lawn chair, sofa or pick-up to the James Center for the Performing Arts and settle down for an evening of live music by Westerly, followed by an outdoor screening of Fly Me to the Moon. See what happens to three adventurous houseflies that stow away on the Apollo 11 flight to the moon. Your kids will love it.
This is the type of event that is happening all over the Olympic Peninsula this summer. There is live music on the docks in Port Angeles Wednesday evenings. There is live music in downtown Port Townsend Thursday evenings. There are drive-ins, and music festivals and celebrations happening up and down the coast. Summer is truly spectacular in the Pacific Northwest. Days are warm and sunny, nights are cool, and mosquitos are few. Folks are drawn out-of-doors to walk along miles of coast or sit and quietly stargaze. In Sequim, the Olympic Mountains seem larger and closer and more inviting than ever. “Come on up” they seem to say, and so we head to Hurricane Ridge or Deer Park or out to Lake Crescent. We bring hiking boots, or fishing poles or picnics, or all of the above. And we love every minute of summer in the Pacific Northwest.