Sequim Lavender Festival

The Sequim Lavender Festival is the centerpiece of Sequim Lavender Weekend, an annual celebration that draws visitors to the Sequim-Dungeness area. The 2026 event marks three decades since the festival's inception in 1997. The celebration is distributed across the community, with a major hub at Carrie Blake Community Park and various independent farms offering unique agricultural experiences, tours, and U-pick opportunities.

At the central park location, visitors can explore more than 200 booths featuring handcrafted items and lavender-infused products. The 'Lavenderstock' music lineup provides live entertainment on two stages throughout the weekend, including evening dance parties. A dedicated workshop tent offers hands-on demonstrations where attendees can learn to create lavender wands, wreaths, and sachets.

Local farms participate by hosting their own individual events, such as barn dances, educational farm tours, and culinary demonstrations. While the park festival is free to enter, some individual farms may charge a small admission fee or require tickets for specific activities. New for the 30th year is a fundraiser dinner called 'A Taste of Provence,' which features a four-course meal focused on the flavors of southern France.