Pacific Northwest Fiber Arts Expo
The Pacific Northwest Fiber Arts Expo is an annual gathering in Port Angeles focused on textile traditions, featuring demonstrations, interactive workshops, and a vendor marketplace. Now in its fifth year, the event brings together artisans and enthusiasts for a three-day celebration of skills such as spinning, weaving, and needle felting.
- Date
- Oct 2-4, 2026
- Status
- Upcoming
- Date
- Oct 2-4, 2026
- Location
- Port Angeles
Event summary
Highlights
- Free craft marketplace featuring diverse handmade goods
- Hands-on activities led by the North Olympic Shuttle and Spindle Guild
- Artisan demonstrations in spindle spinning, weaving, and rug hooking
- All-ages make-and-take projects and needle felting sessions
A central feature of the expo is the public marketplace, which offers free admission and showcases a variety of handmade goods on Friday and Saturday. This market provides an opportunity for visitors to interact directly with makers and purchase unique craft items and supplies.
Educational engagement is a priority, particularly on Saturday when the North Olympic Shuttle and Spindle Guild sponsors hands-on activities for all ages. Participants can try their hand at wheel spinning, rug hooking, and weaving, or participate in make-and-take projects. These activities, along with needle felting workshops, ensure that the expo serves both experienced crafters and those new to the medium.
Practical details
- Area for browsing nearby events
- Port Angeles
Before attending
Check the sources below for current opening times, admission prices and registration requirements. A date range does not mean the event runs continuously or that admission is free.
Sources and further information
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- Pacific Northwest Fiber Arts Expo set for this weekend www.peninsuladailynews.com
Location map
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