We were married in a beautiful lavender field at Flatiron Fields in Sequim, Washington. The 15-acre…read morefarm was simply magical, with rows and rows and rows and rows of varying and vibrant shades of lavender, which our guests enjoyed exploring before and after the ceremony. We first met the owner, Keith, at the Field Arts and Events Hall Wedding Expo. He was personable, helpful, and very accommodating. He had several suggestions--while open to all of our ideas--for where we could hold the ceremony and how we could arrange seating. He was also open to us returning in the evening so we could have amazing photos taken during the "golden hour" lighting. And to top it off, he even supplied the lavender for our wedding reception centerpieces! And as a side note, there was ample parking for our 100 guests. In the end, we can't imagine how our wedding could have turned out any better! If you're getting married on the Olympic Peninsula, you should definitely take a good look at Flatiron Fields. We could not be any happier with our experience. --CB and Edwina Bell

This venue is unbelievable. My friend's wedding was in August and I've been dreaming of going back…read moresince. The lavender fields make for some of the most magnificent and frame worthy photos. The staff is friendly, helpful, and people oriented. There's plenty near by to do including brunch spots and exploring the national park. And for those of us dog lovers, they allow your furry friends to join you! I cannot recommend them enough for your special day.

We went to see jazz group / dinner show. The food was great for us, beyond our expectations…read more Unfortunately the table next to us did not fair was well. They did not get their dinner into the show was over and had to take it to go. I'm sure they are working to improve.

Amazing space for a diverse amount of events! We attended a Hawaiian Lusu and had a BLAST! Great…read morefood and fantastic entertainment!

This is a very cool structure that is for rent for events. The Round House is, predictably, round…read moreand HUGE. It is an old wooden structure, that kind of reminds me of old circuses. It is very dusty in there, and very rustic. There is a kitchenette area that is decent in size, but doesn't not have cooking abilities. I don't remember the prices for renting, but contact the Old Mill Trading Company to find out or to rent it.

What a beautiful little gem! The outside grounds are great for pics and you have to get the…read morelavender lemonade from the cute shop. Thank you!!

From roaring "what is even happening right now at Olympic Game Farm" energy to Jardin du Soleil's…read morefull sensory slow-down--lavender air, warm sun, and everything moving at the speed of a gentle breeze over the Dungeness Valley. And honestly, Sequim does this switch better than almost anywhere. One minute you're side-eyeing bison that look like they've seen too much civilization, and the next you're wandering a certified organic lavender farm tucked into the rain shadow of the Olympics, where the sky feels like it's been turned up to "HD saturation." Jardin du Soleil especially leans into that pastoral reset button: rows of purple stretching out under that big Olympic Peninsula light, goats and chickens doing their indifferent farm philosopher thing, and then the full dessert arc--lavender lemonade into lavender ice cream like the place is committed to you leaving slightly fragrant and emotionally recalibrated. It's also one of those rare "free 99" experiences where the admission price is basically just your willingness to slow your internal clock for a while. The real currency there is sun exposure, quiet footsteps through the rows, and the faint hum of bees working overtime. Sequim in general feels like it's built on contrasts like this--wild edge of the Olympic Peninsula on one side, and then suddenly you're in this cultivated, almost Provençal pocket where everything is trying very hard (and successfully) to be calm. If Olympic Game Farm is chaos theater, Jardin du Soleil is intermission with lavender ice cream.

Great venue. We just used it for wedding…read more Large reception inside. Outside beautiful grassy area, use tents to open up reception aream Full kitchen. "Hotel" castle next door. Beautiful vintage wooden furniture. Also bluff side area for wedding or outside party. Full view of bay.

I truly cannot express how much I love and adore Troll Haven. This place is SO incredibly special,…read morejust like the people that own the property. Amanda was such a pleasure to work with. She responded quickly, addressed all my questions/concerns, and made sure that our day was absolutely magical. There are so many fun places to take photos on the property and so much to explore. The dragon gate and castle were my absolute favorite. This venue screams whimsy and we were so excited to have our Lord of the Rings/Fantasy wedding here. Our family and friends loved this place so much and our wedding is one for this history books because of this amazing venue. We feel so lucky to have found such a gem. Troll haven is truly magical and will forever have a special place in our hearts.

This venue is truly beautiful in every way. The initial reservation was simple and Dasha made me…read morefeel like a long term friend. The venue inside was clean and very cozy, the upstairs had a billiards table, which we put to use. I cannot express in words how much I recommend this place, and I will definitely be booking again.

Beautiful venue & great customer service. Would definitely recommend for your next event! 10/10…read moregreat experience here

This place rocks for a party! Great venue, great owners! We have rebooked for next year already…read more Looking forward to it again!

From the owner: The 4o7 is Victoria, B.C.'s boutique waterfront events venue. With 2100 square feet of indoor space…read moreand one of Victoria's most sought-after waterfront patios, The 4o7 is the perfect venue to host corporate or government training sessions, company receptions, charity fundraisers, music shows, and a host of other events.

When we decided to move to Whidbey Island last year, we always knew we wanted to have our wedding…read morenear home. Little did we know, we would soon stumble across the most perfect hidden gem for our intimate event, Jenne Farm. The glory of this 150 acre property was celebrated by us in many ways. We held our rehearsal dinner in the historic farm house built in 1908, took photos in awe inspiring pastures, and shared our vows on a cold winter day in the most charming granary greeted by the most delightful farm animals. The best part of our weeklong stay there was our host, Fran. Talk about the most humble and hospitable person we had ever come across. He made us feel so comfortable and truly helped lay the foundation for one of the most memorable days of our lives. Jenne Farm will always hold the most special place in our hearts, and we are forever grateful for that! -Saba & Kaj

I have been going to the Jenne Farm for 3-4 years since a friend got married there. We get a bunch…read moreof friends together and rent the house for a weekend. Each family prepares a meal and we just have a good time. The Jenne Farm is a fantastic spot to let the woes of city life disappear while you sit on the porch of the 100 year old farm house. Take walks through the farm land and forests visit the beach nearby and mainly just relax. Chat with the farmers who stop buy nearly daily to tend to things they will give you farm fresh eggs even take you on a hay ride. I got to drive the tractor...felt like a kid again! There is no TV or Phone so bring a bunch of friends and just enjoy life!

So cute! I'm not sure how long Smal Market has been around, but it was my first time noticing it…read morewhile walking around Ballard. I'm only here twice a year, so it is fun getting to stumble upon different stores. I think they have a lot of unique items in here that are handmade. Right now, there is a whole selection of handmade ceramics - really intricate and cute designs, and best of all, dishwasher safe! I was able to do some holiday shopping here!

Very cute business in Ballard which sells various Artist made goods. Their potter was so incredibly…read morecute and unique. They would make great gifts for someone who is interested in one of a kind goods. They also had earrings, prints, stickers and bags. They also had a section for art from the Ballard Seafood fest, which looked pretty awesome.

Had to make time to visit their outdoor 5 acre sculpture garden. There are so many items to look…read moreat. Some weird, some cool and some whimsical pieces. You had to look up and down every few steps to not miss something. I found it cool that they also had inspirational signs as well as ones asking questions, inviting guests to think about deeper things. Some items apparently are designed to decay with the forest. Not all items had signs to describe the art or even give it a title. You just had to roll with it.

This was one of the highlights of our trip to the Olympic Peninsula. Hot summer day and just had…read morean amazing time hiking around Hurricane Ridge. I was reading my Frommer's guidebook to look for things to do around Port Angeles and it mentioned this place. I'm not the biggest fan of contemporary art, but this was amazing and FREE! We only spent a couple of minutes inside the fine arts center, because the outdoor sculpture garden was out of this world. Nestled under a canopy of trees were all sorts of modern sculpture, a lot of it whimsical, hanging from the trees, suspended in the air, and blending into the environment. It was everywhere and you almost felt like you were on a scavenger hunt. What a fantastic way to introduce my kids to art. We all had a blast wandering around the woods looking for the next discovery. My favorite sculpture was the collection of sweaters on a hillside (see photo).