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Stories of the Latino community in Skagit County from 1940 to 1970– in their own voices.  What brought them to the Valley, their celebrations, gathering places, traditions, leaders and more. 
 

Featuring Sachiko Yoshida and her students

Featuring Sachiko Yoshida and her students

This engaging exhibit, on loan from the Secretary of State’s Office of Elections, tells the story of voting in Washington State with information panels and artifacts.  From beans to hanging chads!  During this important election year, learn how voting has been accomplished through the years.
 

This year's honorees are Pioneer Family of the Year - The Herman, Alfred, Edvin and Ida Johnson Family and Pioneer Spirit Award recipient Don WIck.

More details and participation forms coming soon...

Enjoy a delicious breakfast before you head next door to the CLASSIC Boat & Car Show.

Joe T Cook - (Joe Lundheim) and John Franken were the first act to be sent by GTCBMS to the International Blues Challenge in Memphis in January of 2004 after winning the Road to Memphis Challenge held at the Viking Bar in October 2003. In 2007, Joe was selected as a finalist in the International Songwritering Competition for his song, "Gravy Train". Don't miss this opportunity to catch one of the Twin Cities' premier blues performer/songwriters, Joe T Cook.  Jake Jacobson

Featuring folk singer Amy Hindman
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Pow Wow, Canoe Races, Stick Games, Native Foods and Arts and Crafts!
Join in the celebration - Open to everyone​

Featuring Jazz with TimE3

Featuring winemakers from Stevens, Darby and Cullin Hills Winery.
This is a Dungeness Crab Feed! The cruise will take you northbound through the San Juan Islands.

The Blackberry Bushes are a Northwest Alt-Folk Stringband. The Bushes innovative acoustic sound draws from the deep roots of American traditional music to create a rich patchwork that shares threads with artists like Gillian Welch and David Rawlings, Sean Hayes, and Crooked Still. Joyful singing and songwriting are supported by carefully constructed soundscapes that feature virtuosic fiddle. A longtime Northwest favorite, the band has developed into a national act, with recent tours across the US and Europe. Their live show is joyous and vibrant with an intention to move the audience in their hearts and out of their seats. "Their blend of traditional Bluegrass and Folk elements with more contemporary sounds has an appeal not seen since Nickel Creek or The Be Good Tanyas." (Joseph Kyle; The Big Takeover) $7 cover.

CC Adams Band - The CC Adams Band featuring Mary Ellen Lykins performs with passion and Mary Ellen is the icing on the cake. There's no mistaking the voice. Mary Ellen Lykins is a powerhouse best typified as the power of Etta James with a bit of Janis Joplin grit thrown in. The bands roots are in the Blues with a funky bit of R&B and a dash of tasty rock mixed in for flavor. Thwarting the conventional, the band thrives on unique arrangements. The CC Adams Band were Semi finalists in the NW International Blues Competition 2014. Janice Cleven Gage, Music Director Washington Blues Society: ?The C C Adams Band makes it impossible to stay in your seat...unless you're mesmerized by the incredible vocals of Mary Ellen Lykins. One of my favorite bands!" Craig Coyote Adams  Guitar & Vocals Mary Ellen Lykins - Lead Vocals Mark Edick - Drums & Vocals Kevin Summers - Sax & Vocals Neil Sorensen - Bass & Vocals

A special exhibit of northwest quilter Reynola Pakusich.
ARTST RECEPTION, 9/7 FROM 4-6PM