The First Saturday of each month Quilcene will has it's Art Walk. Olympic Art Gallery, corner of Hwy 101 and Washington St, The Quilcene Gallery, corner of Hwy 101 and Church St, and Collectables and Local Art, 294773 Hwy 101. All will be open and serving refreshments. The Art Walk will be the first Saturday of each month this year. Also, mark your calendars for the Olympic Art Festival December 13th, 2008 at the Olympic Art Gallery www.olympicartfestival.com. Wood carver, Bill Lohnes, is our featured artist for the month of November! Come enjoy the art and refreshments in the village between the Quilcene Rivers! Call Sally Brown at 765-0200 or info@olympicartgallery.com for additional information.
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Set your clocks back one hour.
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November is also Aviation History Month,Good Nutrition Month, Jewish Book Month, National Alzheimer's Disease Month, National Diabetes Month, National Epilepsy Month, National Hospice Month, National Pepper Month, National Stamp Collecting Month, Peanut Butter Lover's Month, Slaughter Month.
Flower: Chrysanthemum; Gemstone, Topaz
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All day event
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If you don't get out and vote, you can't complain!
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6:00pm - 8:30pm
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We need help. Please come to our town meeting for Brinnon, Quilcene, and Coyle in the Quilcene School cafeteria.
We will:
Shape the long and short term future
Discuss funding options
Share your ideas and concerns
We are having 4 regional community forum/workshops. (The first one will be in the Quilcene school cafeteria covering Quilcene, Brinnon and Coyle)
to:
determine the communities needs
look at funding options
look at governance (stay part of the county government or become a county park district with an elected board)
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6:00pm
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6:00 - 8:00 pm
A is for Artists, Bainbridge Arts & Crafts, Directors Gallery, Ginger, Island Gallery and Roby King Gallery open their doors and welcome the public with new art exhibits. Have fun strolling down Winslow Way, up onto Madrone and back down Bjune, for an evening of culture and artistic inspiration. Pictured here is Director's Gallery on Madrone. For more information, contact the Chamber of Commerce at (206) 842-3700
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10:00am - 5:00pm
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November 08, 2008 - November 09, 2008
STARTS: 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
LOCATION: Port Townsend Community Center, Uptown
The 17th Annual Holiday Arts and Crafts Fair featuring 60 juried artists on two floors.
Artists will be selling year-round artwork such as knives, handwoven rugs, hats, belts, pottery, oil paintings, photography, gold and silver jewelry, turned bowls, blown glass vases, and more! Local musicians will play as well. A portion of all sales will benefit the Food Bank. The Port Townsned Art Guild is a self supporting non profit group.
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All day event
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(Remembrance Day in Canada)
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12:00pm
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Join us at the Brinnon Community Center for a free spaghetti feed! From noon until we run out.
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8:00am - 9:00am
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Chamber of Commerce general meeting will be held at Quilcene Community Center.
Agenda includes Peter Bedame speaking on programs available through OLYCAP, and a Dept of Ecology presentation on the Draft Water Management Rule for the Quilcene-Snow watershed. Refreshments will be served.
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Advisory Committee Members and Interested Parties,
At our next advisory committee meeting on November 13th (at 5:30pm at the Brinnon Fire Hall – followed by an public meeting at 7pm) we will review and discuss the draft existing conditions report for the Duckabush and Dosewallips flood plan. I have attached a copy of the draft report for your review prior to the meeting. A copy of the draft report can also be found on the County’s web site at:
Please come to the meeting prepared to provide feedback for improving the draft report.
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All day event
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A race where women get to do the asking was invented by Al Capp of 'L'il Abner' fame. Ladies should do something adventurous today.
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1:00pm - 2:30pm
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Jefferson County business owners are invited to attend a free roundtable discussion to help area businesses and residents get ready for the six-week Hood Canal Bridge closure in May-June 2009. This is an opportunity to hear about closure transportation options, learn how to use them and share closure plans and ideas with others.
The Washington State Department of Transportation is working cooperatively with Port Townsend Paper Corp., Port Townsend Safeway, Port Hadlock QFC, Jefferson Healthcare, Hadlock Building Supply, Jefferson Transit , Naval Magazine Indian Island , and Centrum to sponsor this workshop that helps area residents plan ahead. The presentation is part of an educational campaign being undertaken by The Port Townsend and Jefferson County Leader, WSDOT, Jefferson Healthcare and WSU Team Jefferson.
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1:00pm - 5:00pm
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Joint STAC & SPAC meeting to review draft SMP revisions since August. WSU Extension Spruce Room/Shold Business Park in Port Hadlock; Agenda & materials are posted online.
Also, a public review copy of the Shoreline Restoration Plan has been provided to the Forks Library to support involvement of our West End neighbors.
Finally, the Puget Sound Partnership has released their Draft 2020 Action Agenda for Puget Sound recovery. Check it out online at http://www.psp.wa.gov/
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Port Townsend musician and recording artist David Michael (The ferryboat harpist) has produced this new CD called Chantilly Mae, featuring the compositions of his wife Dari. This is their debut release as a musical duo. Dari composed the melodies for the CD on the hammer dulcimer, bowed psaltery and piano and David provided the arrangements. He accompanies her primarily on guitar and also with Celtic harp.
The eclectic music of Chantilly Mae utilizes many modes, with genres ranging from Medieval to Klezmer ... sometimes sounding Irish or like the soundtrack to an American western.
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t appears that our County Commissioners are about to grant a permanent easement on the county owned land at Broadspit to The US Fish & Wildlife Service, Washington State Department of Ecology and the Northwest Watershed Institute. The proposed easement is for the furtherance of the Tarboo/Dabob Bay acquisition and restoration program that is underway, and is also connected with the Dabob Natural Area Preserve (NAP) which was recently hotly debated at the NAP public hearing at Quilcene High School . The wording of the proposed easement is very restrictive and probably means the use of the Park as we know it would be no more. Here are the restrictions they are asking for:
Passive management of the property to maintain its long-term natural function for fish and wildlife habitat value and benefits.
Restoring the land to its natural habitat conditions by removing human structures, materials, waste, etc.
Vegetation management of exotic species (such as Scots broom, etc.) and subsequent re-vegetation with native species.
Passive recreational opportunities which might include but are not limited to: nature walks and environmental education/interpretation.
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All day event
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Gobble, gobble, gobble - well, maybe not quite THAT much.
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3:30pm
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Thanksgiving Dinner will be served at the Brinnon Community
Center on November 27th at 3:30 PM. Turkey, Dressing, Gravy
Mashed Potatoes with be provided. All are welcome, bring the
family and save the time and effort in preparing and cleaning up
after a big meal.
Please call the Community Center at 796-4350 to make reservation
and sign up to bring a side dish. Side dishes needed include, appetizers,
sweet potatoes, green vegetables, salads, pumpkin pie or other desserts.
If you have any question please contact Jim Mclaughlin at 360-280-4347
or amyreddog@yahoo.com for ideas and side dishes not mentioned.
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9:00am - 4:00pm
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The Sisters present A benefit for the South County Food Banks. Raffle items include, One hour massage, acupuncture, silk scarf, wooden toy, wreath, pumpkin cheesecake, seafood, earrings, aromatherapy spray, and many more.
11am» Quilcene Art Walk