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Things to Do in Port Angeles
Looking for things to do in Port Angeles and throughout the rest of the Olympic Peninsula? Well, you’ve arrived at the right spot to get started. The town of Port Angeles will likely surprise you. Most people don’t ever realize how much there is to do here until you actually arrive. So if you’re planning that weekend trip from Seattle, you may want to extend it a bit to make the most of your drive or Ferry ride to the “upper left” of Washington state.
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Upcoming Events
The Port Angeles Farmers Market is a year-round farmers market on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula bringing you fresh veggies, fruit, homemade baked goods, farm eggs, fresh flowers, seasonal meat, locally made crafts and more every Saturday in downtown Port Angeles at the corner of Front and Lincoln St. Stop by to enjoy live music while you shop then grab breakfast, coffee or a quick lunch at a variety of food carts.
Spend your Wednesday evenings on the Port Angeles waterfront with Concerts on the Pier, a free summer concert series featuring live music, local food, and a lively community atmosphere!
Celebrate Bastille Day at C’est Si Bon with an evening inspired by the bold flavors of France and Louisiana! Enjoy a one-night-only menu featuring rich, French Southern flair dishes thoughtfully prepared by Chef Alek.
Unleash Your Inner Superstar: Field Arts & Events Hall is hosting an electrifying Karaoke Competition! Think you have what it takes? Show off your vocal prowess in front of our panel of three esteemed judges for a chance to win fabulous prizes!
Join the Parks and Recreation Department for a fun-filled day as we celebrate Day of Play 2026! This event offers a full day of FREE, family-friendly fun for all ages.
Day of Play, which coincides with National Parks and Recreation Month, recognizes the importance of recreation in our lives and highlights the many opportunities available in our area. It’s a chance to explore our local parks, engage in fun and new activities, and connect with the Port Angeles community!
It's Comedy Night in the Sunset Lounge! Enjoy a taste of Field Hall’s seasonal food and drink menu as well as stunning views from the waterfront Sunset Lounge and a hilarious night of standup comedy. Bring a friend and share a laugh with the one and only Kermet Apio and feature comedian Quinn Fitzgerald!
Set within the stunning Sunset Lounge at Field Hall and surrounded by views of the Olympic Mountains and Strait of Juan de Fuca, this unforgettable evening hands the stage off to a cast of “staff” - bartenders, servers, cooks, security and the DJ. Enjoy iconic Broadway songs, reimagined through their voices and personalities - delivering a one-of-a-kind night of music, energy, and surprise.
Celebrate 100 years of Peninsula Golf Club in 2026 with a weekend of golf, events, and community on the Olympic Peninsula, July 24-26.
Experience two days of creativity, live art, and community during Arts in Action, presented by the Juan de Fuca Foundation for the Arts! Held in downtown Port Angeles on August 1–2, this free event brings together talented artists for live demonstrations, interactive art experiences, and hands-on activities for all ages. Stroll through downtown, meet local and visiting artists, and enjoy a vibrant celebration of the arts in the heart of Port Angeles.
It’s a Pedal Power Weekend! And it only happens once a year. Dust off your road bike and head to Hurricane Ridge in the Olympic National Park to pedal the road without a car in sight to 5,200-feet at the annual Ride the Hurricane road cycling event. This is a joy ride and not a race, so enjoy the Olympic Mountain and Strait of Juan de Fuca views while you have them all to yourself. This is the only road cycling event in the nation where you ascend a mile high.
Enjoy an evening of world-class bluegrass with The Travelin’ McCourys at Field Arts & Events Hall. Known for their incredible musicianship and innovative take on traditional roots music, the band brings a high-energy performance that blends generations of bluegrass tradition with a fresh, modern sound. Don’t miss this unforgettable night of live music in downtown Port Angeles!
Discover the creative heart of downtown Port Angeles at the Second Saturday Art Walk, a monthly celebration of local art, music, and community. Held on the second Saturday of each month, this self-guided experience invites you to explore a variety of galleries, shops, and local businesses showcasing regional artists, special exhibits, and live demonstrations. Along the way, enjoy live street music, extended shopping hours, and plenty of opportunities to connect with the artists behind the work.
Explore the Port Angeles Studio Tour and discover local artists, open studios, live demonstrations, and one-of-a-kind artwork across the Olympic Peninsula during this inspiring self-guided arts weekend!
Gather your Best Teas for an afternoon of beautiful tea, delicious bites, and unhurried conversation at C'est Si Bon! Whether you're celebrating a lifelong friendship, catching up with someone you've missed, or making new memories together, our Best Teas Afternoon Tea Experience is designed to slow life down and enjoy the day with your favorite people. Dress up if you'd like, wear your favorite hat, coordinate outfits with your bestie, or simply come as you are.
Held at the Clallam County Fairgrounds in Port Angeles, this annual event features everything from live entertainment and carnival rides to livestock exhibits, local vendors, and classic fair food. It’s a lively, family-friendly experience that brings together residents and visitors alike to celebrate the region’s rural roots and vibrant community spirit.
GOAT (Olympic Adventure Trail) Run is a half marathon, marathon, and 50K trail race on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State. The point-to-point courses take place on the singletrack Olympic Adventure Trail, finishing at pristine Lake Crescent inside Olympic National Park. Photo By Roger Mosley
Discover the creative heart of downtown Port Angeles at the Second Saturday Art Walk, a monthly celebration of local art, music, and community. Held on the second Saturday of each month, this self-guided experience invites you to explore a variety of galleries, shops, and local businesses showcasing regional artists, special exhibits, and live demonstrations. Along the way, enjoy live street music, extended shopping hours, and plenty of opportunities to connect with the artists behind the work.
The Big Hurt is a multi-sport race in Port Angeles, Washington that includes 4 legs: mountain biking, kayaking, road biking, and a 10K run. Participants can do all 4 legs solo in the Iron Division, or as a relay team. The finish line along Port Angeles’ waterfront is a flurry of fun with a transition “party zone” where the four legs of the race all finish in one spot!
Ride the Ridge is happening in Port Angeles, Washington this September. From the folks — and Ian! — that put on the Sea to Sound event every August, comes another must-do multi-user and cycling event tackling some of the newest accessible trails in the Olympic National Park. Participants will start at Hurricane Ridge and traverse some of the most scenic trails in the park.
Little Hurt is a multi-sport event designed to expose youth from pre-K to 8th grade to competitions that include multiple sports, and to encourage participation in healthy activities. Pre-K and K will bike and run, accompanied by their parent of guardian. 1st-8th grade will row on rowing machines, run, and bike. This event takes place at Peninsula College.