Orcas Island-Calendar
Events
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July 3: 4th of July Pie Baking Contest – register by June 26
Eastsound Village Green 203 N Beach Rd, Eastsound, WAContestants must pre-register in order to enter the contest. Registration the day of the contest is not permitted.
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July 3: Live Music: Bad Dad’s 4th of July Concert
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July 3: Live Music: Petty Fever’s 4th of July Concert – Eastsound
Time is listed as 7 to 8 on the Chamber of Commerce website but on Petty Fever website
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July 3: Eastsound Fireworks
Join us around Fishing Bay in Eastsound on Friday, July 3rd at dusk immediately following the 4th Annual Community Picnic
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July 4: OIF&R Annual Pancake Breakfast – Eastsound
Eastsound Fire Hall 45 Lavender Lane, Eastsound, Washington, United StatesWebsite http://www.orcasfire.org/ Phone 360.376.2331 Celebrate the Fourth of July with two beloved Orcas Island traditions. Orcas Island Fire
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July 4: Annual Pancake Breakfast at Orcas Island Fire Hall
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July 4: Independence Day Parade – Eastsound
Be part of this vibrant, festive tradition MC’d by the venerable Ken and Karen Speck featuring homemade floats
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July 4: Antique Car Show – Eastsound
Take a stroll through time and get an up-close look at the beautifully restored classics and vintage favorites
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July 4: Orcas Island Lions Club Salmon BBQ
Orcas Island Lions Club will hold its 49th Annual Salmon BBQ from 3-7pm. Guests can enjoy smoked salmon, barbecue
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July 11: Walk the OPAL Neighborhoods with Rusty
Eastsound Village Green 203 N Beach Rd, Eastsound, WAOPAL Community Land Trust invites community members to lace up their walking shoes and join longtime OPAL homeowner,
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July 13: Candidates Forum – Orcas
Orcas Senior Center 62 Henry Road, Eastsound, Washington, United StatesLWV of SJC Candidate ForumsThe League of Women Voters of San Juan County will be hosting candidate forums
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July 25: 20 years of Turtleback Mountain
Join us on Orcas Island to celebrate two decades of protecting one of the most beloved landscapes in