With Attune.You.

Weekly karaoke. The mic is yours until close.

San Juan Island Brewing Co.'s annual Oktoberfest Celebration! We'll have beer specials, a German menu, and live music all day!

Every Saturday, April through October, 9:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. You can find the market at the historic Brickworks community center, just two blocks from the ferry landing. The Market is open every Saturday, April through October from 9:30 am - 1:30 pm. In November, December and March the market is open on the 1st and the 3rd Saturday. January-February, the market is open on the first Saturday of each month. Walk around the SJI Farmers Market on Saturdays at Brickworks in Friday Harbor, from 9:30 am - 1:30 pm. Listen to lively, local music, and shop for island-grown flowers, eggs, produce, meat, fruit, cheese, and more. The San Juan Island Farmers Market also hosts a wide range of talented, local artists and community organizations each week. Also, don’t miss the prepared food vendors that bring market customers delicious items like freshly baked goods, San Juan Sea Salt, and! *EBT / Food Stamps are accepted at the SJI Farmers Maret* Swipe your EBT card at the manager's booth (inside Brickworks building) in exchange for market tokens. No dogs or pets at the market, please.

The Fall Farmers Market is open from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm on Saturdays, Oct 03 - Nov 21. The market includes fall produce, crafts, food and drink vendors & more.

Please join us for a celebration of life for our beloved Linda Lucille Barton! Lopez Community Center, Saturday October 10th, 1-4pm Sharing and speeches will be from 1-2:30 with refreshments and a showcase giveaway of Linda's art to follow.

Join the San Juan Islands Museum of Art for a free, hands-on Family Art Days class exploring the Talking Stick, a sacred instrument used to hold respectful attention while gathered in groups and long an important part of the culture of many nations of the Pacific Northwest Coast. In honor of Indigenous Peoples' Day, local artist and educator Memes Bouwman will guide children and their accompanying adult in learning about this tradition and making as many Talking Sticks as time allows. The class is free for children ages 5 and up with a supervising adult, and all materials are provided. Preregistration is encouraged as space is limited. Saturday, October 10, 12-2 PM at the San Juan Islands Museum of Art, 540 Spring Street, Friday Harbor. Details and registration HERE (https://www.sjima.org/event-details/family-art-days-indigenous-talking-sticks-with-memes-bouwman).

Bring a sewing work in progress on the interisland ferry and join our at-sea fiber arts circle! The interisland ferry is pretty dreamy when you don't have anywhere you have to be, don't you think? Bring a sewing or other fiber arts work in progress and join our interisland ferry fiber arts circle! Here are some ideas: a garment you would like to mend a knitting or crochet project needle felting quilting sashiko or embroidery garment making, stuffy making, anything else you can think of! Walk on and make the loop around the islands, be ready to spend about 2-3 hours on the ferry. This circle is facilitated by textile artist and Alchemy staff member Katey Rissi. Katey will share a different skill from her own practice at each circle, so you are welcome to come just to learn something new, bring your own project and build textiles community, or both, up to you! Please walk on and meet us on board the ferry. A great option for folks from other islands to join in! We will be on the ferry that leaves Friday Harbor at 11:30am, Orcas at 12:50pm, Shaw at 1:05pm and Lopez at 1:25pm. We'll arrive back at Friday Harbor at 2:15pm. Check out the ferry schedule for more info/return times for the other islands. Sign Up Here!

Every Sunday at 10:00am in person or online at www.orcaschurch.org

Contemporary Dance meets Sundays 10-11:15am and Tuesdays 10-11:15am at the Orcas Center Dance Studio. Drop-in classes are $20, or save with a 5- or 10-class pass for $15 per class. Passes can be purchased through the Parks & Rec website or in person at the office (30 Pea Patch Lane, Eastsound, WA). Register here: https://orcasparkandrec.org/

With Tabitha Rose.

We're so excited to co-host our fourth annual Heritage Apple Day and Community Press on Sunday, October 11, 1-4 PM alongside Kwiaht and the LIFRC Gleaning Program! Once known as the Fruit Basket of Washington, the San Juan Islands and Lopez have a long history of cultivating orchard fruit. Come learn about and celebrate the diverse and rare array of heritage apple varieties that still thrive on Lopez today. We will have grinders and presses available for community use, unique varietals to taste, and seasonal treats. Bring a jug, a mug, and a lug of apples (if you’ve got one) and help us celebrate autumn and biodiversity on Lopez! Free and open to the public

With Lily Ostle.

https://orcascenter.ludus.com/200546932Orcas Center Presents: Calum Graham Sunday, October 11 @ 7pm Center Stage Tiered Ticketing: (https://orcascenter.org/ticket-prices/) $25, $35, and $70 ($10 student/senior/veteran tickets available) [ VOLUNTEER FOR THIS EVENT ] (https://orcascenter.ludus.com/volunteer/opportunity/12452) Calum Graham Born in British Columbia and now based in Victoria, Calum Graham has been making waves in the global music scene for almost two decades. He is distinguished by his passionate and emotionally expressive original compositions and is recognized as one of the world’s Top 30 Guitarists Under 30 by Acoustic Guitar magazine. His repertoire includes songs written for the acoustic, baritone, and harp guitar, where innovative compositions meet breathtaking skill. Drawing inspiration from legendary guitarists like Michael Hedges, Don Ross, Andy McKee, and Antoine Dufour, his original compositions create a sonic experience, taking you on a journey that will linger long after the final note. Testimonials: “THE MOST PROMISING YOUNG GUITARIST I’VE SEEN. HIS COMMAND OF THE GUITAR IS ALREADY REALLY IMPRESSIVE!” – ANDY MCKEE “I KNOW BEAUTIFUL HANDS WHEN I SEE THEM NOW, AND I UNDERSTAND HOW IMPORTANT THEY ARE TO MANIFESTING YOUR IDEAS. CALUM HAS THEM, AND PUTS THEM TO GOOD USE AS HE SEEKS OUT BOTH TEXTURE AND MELODY IN HIS COMPOSITIONS” – BILLY MCLAUGHLIN “CALUM GRAHAM IS AN AMAZING GUITARIST. HE IS THE RARE KIND OF ARTIST WHO IS NOT ONLY A GREAT VIRTUOSO ON HIS INSTRUMENT, BUT ALSO A WONDERFUL COMPOSER. I HAD THE GOOD FORTUNE OF BEING HIS TOUR MATE ON THE 2017-18 INTERNATIONAL GUITAR NIGHT TOUR. PLAYING AND TRAVELING WITH HIM WAS ALWAYS A JOY BUT THE MOST INTERESTING PART OF OUR RELATIONSHIP WAS THAT EVERY NIGHT, DURING SOME 60 OR SO CONCERTS THROUGHOUT EUROPE AND NORTH AMERICA, I ALWAYS MADE IT A POINT TO GO INTO THE AUDIENCE AND ENJOY HIS SOLO SET. I WAS USUALLY SMILING, LIKE A HAPPY FAN, BUT AT TIMES, I WAS MOVED TO TEARS. THE GUITAR LOVING PUBLIC HAS MUCH TO LOOK FORWARD TO AS CALUM’S CAREER PROGRESSES.” -MICHAEL CHAPDELAINE CALUM GRAHAM HAS SOLIDIFIED A BRIGHT FUTURE FOR THE GUITAR. HE MOVES US FORWARD WITH A POWERFUL ORIGINAL MUSICAL VOICE WHILE PAYING TRIBUTE TO THOSE WHO PAVED THE WAY BEFORE HIM. A PRIME EXAMPLE IS HIS COMPOSITION “THE NOMAD;” THE COMPOSITION IS 100% CALUM’S ORIGINAL VOICE, YET IT MAGICALLY CONJURES UP THE SPIRIT OF MICHAEL HEDGES. EVERY NOTE CALUM PLAYS IS FILLED WITH HONESTY, INTEGRITY, PASSION, AND JOY. THIS IS GREAT NEWS FOR THE REST OF US, BECAUSE MANY NOTES COME OUR WAY DURING A PERFORMANCE! -THOMAS CLIPPERT “CALUM’S ENTRY RESONATED STRONGLY AMONG THE JUDGES. HIS POEM CELEBRATES THE CULTURAL MOSAIC THAT IS CANADA. HE HAS CAPTURED THE DIVERSITY OF THIS COUNTRY – SOMETHING THAT WE AS A NATION ARE RENOWNED FOR AND PROUD OF” -STEPHAN MOCCIO https://orcascenter.ludus.com/200546932

The settling of the American West remains an indelible panorama in the world of the imagination. Pioneers. Cowboys. Indians. The movement of American hegemony across a wild and untamed continent created frictions and power struggles that reverberate to this day. “AN ACT OF FAITH is a collection of short stories and visions from that era, encompasses all the magic, pathos and moral courage it took for a people to progress and a land to change. David will share stories of his family that became homesteaders in the territory that is now Washington.

Settle in for a cozy Sunday evening at New Leaf Café with a classic three-course Prime Rib Dinner. Enjoy a thoughtfully prepared prime rib entrée complemented by seasonal ingredients and finished with a decadent dessert. Join us every Sunday evening through November 15 for a comforting meal made for slowing down and savoring the season. *Prime rib will be available on a first-come, first-served basis while quantities last. Menu coming soon.

This first-come, first-served event invites guests to enjoy an evening of live music in a relaxed, welcoming setting at one of Orcas Island’s iconic venues.