Super fun theater. Found out about this from a neighbor. Locals volunteer to give us all some night…read moretime fun. Energetic and enthusiastic actors. Local wines to imbibe during intermission. Plus it's only an hour or two long depending on the production. We will be going back for the Christmas Pageant.

Just attended an impressive production of "It's A Wonderful Life" performed in the style of a radio…read moreshow, with actors playing multiple roles and a small team supporting them with expert organ music and sound effects. This created a performance-within-a-performance that was unique and fun for all. The actors were especially high quality, with my favorite being the radio show announcer, who himself performed several parts with crisp and distinctive voices. The theater itself is small and inviting, with a lounge offering light refreshments and wine before and between acts. Actors entered the crowd before and after the show to welcome people and thank them for coming, which I found especially charming and heartfelt. We recently moved to the area and will enjoy visiting them again.

Great experience. Lisa drove over 4hrs on Labor Day weekend (each way) to officiate our elopement…read morein Quincy, Washington. She was very professional, flexible and made sure to put us front and center during the ceremony, which was greatly appreciated. The ceremony itself was simple, thoughtful, and collaborative - just what we had envisioned!

Lisa truly made my wedding day a special and unique day. She helped us to put together vows that…read morespoke to us as a couple and included our daughter. I could not recommend a more professional, kind or well spoken officiant.

A group of 20 of us rented the Castle in October for a Game of Thrones Halloween party, and it was…read morejust phenomenal. The castle is so unique. Everyone had a blast. Keep in mind- this is an older place, and the business is family run. While it's an amazing, one-of-a-kind experience, it definitely has more "character" than a high end hotel. There's some wear and tear, but it did not take away from our enjoyment. The hot tub in the dungeon is closer to a large bathtub. I'd say maybe 3 people could use it at once? Don't go in expecting a more standard six person hot tub. While we were really excited to go on the roof, they do close it once it gets towards winter (likely for safety reason), and it was closed for the season by the time we were there at the end of October. Don't forget to find the secret room behind the poster!

Music, amazing wines & delicious small plate appetizers. Fun & friendly crowd. The happening spot…read morein downtown Sequim. Reservations recommended but walk-ins welcome. David, the Wine maker/ owner, enjoys sharing his wine knowledge/ expertise. Italian wines made from Washington grapes. The Pinot Noir rivals Willamette Valley Pinots. Great friendly service. Diane, behind the bar / server, is a gem.

Award winning local wines, tasty charcuterie, live music...What more could you ask for?! The…read moreperfect cozy venue in downtown Sequim. Meet new friends, bring your friends and loved ones.

We just want to say that Clinton helped make our Big day so special!…read more He did a fantastic job throughout the night! He did an amazing job keeping everyone dancing and having a great time! He even came out to dance with the whole party and that was awesome! Always has a Huge smile on his face and is one of the nicest people we met! He understood exactly what we wanted and executed it perfectly! Communication was excellent as well! very happy with PlayDJUSA!

Clinton was such a joy to work with! He has such a friendly demeaner which made him a delightful…read moreperson to work with. Clinton provided us with a worksheet to fill out with our song choices and plan for the day so it was very clear what was expected from us and we knew we were in great hands. He was super responsive to all of the questions that we had for him during the process as well. On our big day, Clinton did a fantastic job of keeping our events in line and got everyone to have the best time on the dance floor! We would highly recommend Clinton as a great addition to your vendor team!

When looking for a wedding florist on the Olympic Peninsula, the selection was slim. I came across…read moreDanielle's Designs when venue hunting and was very impressed with the designs and quality of flowers she produced for being in a town as small as Sequim. Everything looked like it was straight from Pinterest, and did not disappoint! Danielle made my color scheme and vision come to life! Being an actor and designer, I am very picky and knew exactly what I needed for my wedding vision to come to life. From the flowers to the colors, Danielle listened to what I wanted and made my vision a reality. I would highly recommend this florist to any bride in the area.

From the owner: Danielle's Designs specializes in unique custom weddings and events of any size. We also deliver…read morefloral gifts for all occasions.

I can't speak more highly about my realtors Teri and Doug Price @ priceforhomes@gmail.com. Their…read moreattention to my specific needs and requirements landed me my "forever home". Their diligence in combing the available inventory for the list of "must haves", plus and their on-going communications to keep me in the loop of activities through the buying process made this purchase occur without any hitches or delays. They're dedicated in finding the home that makes you "sparkle" is endless. 1) Teri and Doug are local folks, having grown up here gives them a vast knowledge of the Sequim area, old and new neighborhoods, rules, and regulations, they are a gold mine of information. 2) Purchasing a home in this competitive market required writing an offer to win out all others but not overpricing the home. Teri is brilliant at this, the strategy used provided me the best opportunity. 3) Teri is personable, likes to get to know you and what your desires are in a home, she is honest, straightforward, and dedicated to ensuring you have all the information needed to make this big decision. I think she gets as much joy out of finding the perfect home as the person does in buying it. 4) Being a key resource in the area, Teri can provide a buffet of resources for the little and big jobs that the new homeowner may need down the road. I am so fortunate to had them as relators, and an on-going friend in Sequim.

We were so lucky to have a recommendation of Teri Price by a realtor who was retiring. Teri and…read moreher husband Doug work together and both have given us great service in buying a new house and then selling our old home. Buying a house is a major lifetime purchase for many of us and it comes with a lot of anxiety about spending so much money. Teri gave us such good advice and was always there to answer questions. She knows a lot of good people for inspection and repairs who we used on both houses. Her expertise in presenting our home for sale led to many qualified offers and we were able to close the sale quickly. On top of all that Teri and Doug are such pleasant and generous people-- it made the house buying and selling process much easier.

"A" for effort! I hadn't gotten embroiled in the political side of things since I don't live in the…read morearea and I flew to Washington primarily based on this festival (I'm from Hawaii). I know there's some kind of feud going on between the flower factions of this-and-that but it didn't stop me from going. There's not a whole amount of information out there about the Lavender Festival so I had to do some digging before I went (mainly via Youtube) but I was pretty amazed at the collaboration and effort that goes into making this festival a reality. This is a large-scale operation that involves not only the main town but the outskirts as well: The main festival is located in downtown in Sequim. Parking is tight as the other reviewers have mentioned but I pulled into the heart of it and paid a $10 fee in a private dirt lot. When you are limited on time, you just gotta pay. It was very hot and I wasn't sure if I'd be buying a lot of things and didn't want to lug them down several blocks, so I paid for the convenience, which I didn't mind. There are a lot of vendors: food, drink, rocks, lavender stuff, flea market junk, hippie new-age stuff, crystals, plants, clothing, etc. It's like your typical farm fair. FOOD: I was really hoping to try a bunch of exotic lavender-flavored items since I've read about their lavender flavored shrimp in year's past but all I encountered were some lavender cocktails (delish) and lavender ice cream from Olympic Mountain (blew my socks off). As far as real food was concerned, it was a wash. I ordered a veggie plate from a local "Thai" vendor and it was terrible. Seating was very limited in the shade around the food stations. There was a lot of seating in and around the booze tent but it was under the hot sun, no thanks. The kid and I ended up sitting on a bunch of hay bales under a tree eating our ice cream. The kid had to wait outside of the tent while I sucked down my French Connection ($8). Toilets were porta potties scattered about the premises. The other half of the festival is on the outskirts of Sequim and some of it overlapping into Port Angeles in the various lavender farms that participate during the festival. I found out which farms were free by snagging a free periodical left in the hotel lobby and decided to visit them during the festival. Due to limited time, I couldn't visit all the festivals I had desired, so I stopped at strategic ones along the way (they deserve their own ratings). No matter if you are visiting the farms or the festival downtown itself, be sure to slather on the sun screen, take a bunch of cash, water, wet wipes and plan on meeting at common spot if anyone gets lost. I'll be coming back that's for sure. Despite whatever is going on between the War of the Lavenders, I'm grateful that this festival lives on and I am hoping it won't go away any time soon. I can imagine this festival means a lot to the economy of Sequim and its surrounding towns and I'd hate to see it dissolve due to disagreements on how it should be run. Long Live Lavender!!

"An alluringly scented festival showcasing everything handmade, unique, and lavender."…read more Sequim home to the annual Lavender Festival and draws hundreds if not thousands of crowds. Lavender farms around the area are open for tours (some require an entrance fee) and sells bundles of freshly cut lavenders and other novelty items. Each farm is different and the uniqueness definitely adds to the character of each location. Make sure to grab a Lavender Festival guide map for a detailed list of farms around the area. The Street Fair is located in downtown Sequim on Fir street. Parking can be tricky and I suggest early attendance to secure a reasonable spot. Admission is free and the fair does allow dogs on the premises. Food options are decent and the live entertainment is a nice touch. Here are the farms we visited in our quest to see the lavenders: Graysmarsh - Cash only. Options of lavender and raspberry picking. Pets not allowed. Abundance in parking however no gift shop. Fat Cat Farm - Diverse gift shop and very friendly service. Only $5.00 for u-pick lavenders and the farm grounds are simply picturesque. Dogs are allowed however mind the free roaming chickens. Cards accepted and minimum of $10 purchase. Lavender connection - Smaller gift shop however they offer a "create your own scent." There are some seating areas for tired travelers. The owners were very ice and personable. Oliver's Lavender Farm- Not as much of a crowd compared to other farms. Small gift shop located in the back of the main house and offers a good selection of various lavender products. Martha's Lane - Ice cream shop features lavender flavors. I tried the white chocolate raspberry lavender ice cream. The texture was simply amazing and the taste was a perfect marriage of raspberries, sweetness, and lavender. They also offer various types of lavenders and each row is labeled for convenience. No pets allowed as this farm is organic certified. They have a fantastic gift shop with an abundance of lavender themed items. Beware as this shop can inspire sudden gift giving. Victor's Farm - Parking was full and the farm is very popular. There were more items in the gift shop and visitors can view the process of drying out the bunches of lavenders. Make sure to walk around to the back of the farm. Live music, lavender lemonade, and seating areas makes this a wonderful pit stop. The lavender festival is a good tourist/weekend activity for all ages. Excellent community and the staff from all of the farms were helpful and pleasant.

I truly love working with Jeremy and Blue Beatz Entertainment. He really takes great care of his…read moreclients and offers such a positive and upbeat experience. You can tell he loves what he does! I can't wait to work with him again!

Jeremy was fantastic to work with from start to finish. He not only met with us in person to talk…read moreabout what we wanted for our wedding, he also went to the site for a walkthrough with the on-site event coordinator, then came with us for the rehearsal, on top of showing up early and ready to go for the wedding! He was super flexible when it came to musical selection and was great at keeping the night flowing as toasts gave way to cake to dancing. We're both super grateful to Jeremy for his help with the wedding, and highly recommend him to anyone looking for a great wedding dance party. (the staff at the venue said they never saw so many of the guests dance at one of their events before!) Bravo, Jeremy, and thank you.