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This year we are changing the  March La Conner’s Unofficial Daffodil Festival … to the La Conner Daffodil Festival.  Why not make it official? It’s just so beautiful in March with the Daffodils blooming and there are so many fun events and exhibits in La Conner during the month of March. If you can’t make it to Skagit Valley Tulip Festival in April, skip the crowds and join us in March this year for the La Conner Daffodil Festival!

Get your closet ready for spring and join us for Skagit Fashion Week, a series of fashion fundraisers featuring regional designers. Runway shows, parties, demos, and MoNA Style, a one-day marketplace with more than 30 artist booths, offer ample opportunity to see the latest fashion trends and get your shopping on. Skagit Fashion Week is hosted by Friendship House and the Museum of Northwest Art with proceeds supporting community programs. Details: http://www.monamuseum.org/skagit-fashion-week

Concert featuring Jeffrey Cohan, Flute.

10-3 Maple Hall:  Children’s Art Exhibit, Live Music, Crowning of the La Conner King & Queen of the Daffodils (5th Graders From La Conner Elementary School)
10-7 Maple Hall:  Silent Auction
"Love for Bella" Fundraising event...
5-8 Maple Hall:  Classical Guitarist, Andre Feriante, will perform
5-8 Maple Hall: Hors d’oeuvres and wine with donations going to local family

Join us in La Conner, among the daffodil fields of Skagit Valley, for a dashing bicycle ride with a bit of style.
It’s a perfect place to be planted and a beautiful place to bloom. Tally-ho!

What is a Tweed ride?
A tweed ride is a return to a bygone era in England when families would dress in their best clothing, assemble a picnic lunch, get on the train with their bicycles and go out to the countryside riding their bicycles home.

What would be better than a group ride among fields of daffodils in which the cyclists dress in classic tweed or any smart looking outfit. Any effort made to recreate the spirit of yesteryear is also always appreciated. Any and all bicycles are acceptable on the Tweed Ride. Its a smashing way to throw a party for all our cycling friends to celebrate the arrival of Spring.

Riders should expect a scenic route enjoyed at a slow pace, stops along the way with exceptionally evocative atmospheres, and plenty of time to socialize with other well-dressed, convivial cyclists.