Cute, little, humble, local playhouse in Oak Harbor. This is the way theaters should be.read more

Been to all the shows this season so far and enjoyed myself each time. Great way to support the…read morelocal community! My boyfriend and I also enjoy that we can have a decent date and watch a play on island. The performers are amazing. It would be great to see younger faces appreciate the arts though because each time we went the crowd was of the older crowd.

This drive-in theater seriously takes me back in time. It kind of feels like the Twilight Drive-In…read morefrom Riverdale lol, and the whole experience is just way more fun than a regular movie theater. Tickets are around $7 per adult, and you get to watch 2 movies. They also have an arcade and a huge food menu, which makes it feel more like a full night out instead of just watching a movie. The food itself is nothing amazing. We got the curly fries and they were a little soggy for our liking, but honestly I'd still order food there again because it feels like part of supporting the place. The whole spot has that small local community feel, and you can tell it's one of those places people keep coming back to for the experience. If you've never been to a drive-in before, this is such a fun one to try. I'd take this over a regular movie theater any day.

If you're looking for a place to watch movies while you sit in your car (with the radio on to the…read moremovie station) or in the back of your car (with the hood open), then this is the place for you! With high theatre prices, seeing more than one movie for less money is a gift. Especially where you can freely take whatever snacks you want (even if it's a whole meal that you somehow got there). And if you forgot your snacks/drinks, no worries because there is a shop where you can get food. There's also an arcade, so if you need something to do while you wait for the movie to start (other than reading a book or scrolling through social media), that's something.

We stayed at the 7 Cedars Hotel and loved it. The hotel is absolutely gorgeous, decorated in…read moreIndigenous art, and totem poles outside. Rooms are very large, clean, modern, and beds are very comfortable. Food at the Seven Brothers restaurant (inside the casino) is a bit slow, but they make up for it in taste and freshness. Omelettes were fluffy and delicious, pancakes and biscuits were among the best we've had anywhere. Plus the prices are very reasonable. Well done 7 Cedars!!

Haven't been in maybe 15 years. Pretty sure they've enlarged the casino as they have a separate…read morenon-smoking side which is appreciated. Plus added the attached hotel. We went two days while visiting Sequim. The slots seemed pretty tight for most part. We lost about $800 total. It was a nice mix of slots having new and old classics. We enjoyed a nice Italian lunch in Napoli's. The $10 pasta specials were awesome! Appreciated the presentation as well adding breadsticks & parm twills to the dishes. Side salad lovely w/ added egg & bacon. Also grabbed a bite from deli counter a different day having the curry rice soup and chicken tacos, both yummy at fair prices as well. Just wish we'd hit some slot perk/promo but it's a nice place.

Wonderful staff! Super comfy seating. Beautiful venue. We loved our evening here. Live music and…read moresome Shakespeare. What could be better? Great performances. Very authentic acting! Loved it. But my most favorite part was meeting Verna!! Loved her! Support the arts!

We went there today for the performance of White Christmas. It was an excellent performance in a…read morefantastic venue. I went with a group as a substitute for a staff Christmas Party as one of the cast members was formerly a choir member at our church. Much my surprise he was one of the two main characters and the other was one of our other past choir members and my yelp friend, Betsy H (formerly Miss Betsy K.). If you get a chance go get tickets for it - it runs Friday, Saturday, and Sunday through December 17th.

Not long ago, an editor asked me why I hadn't been contributing to his 'zine…read more "Because I have been in a place beyond cellphones, beyond Facebook, Twitter, Yelp'n Patch," I replied. "But I'll be back soon, and spin those words onto your website, I promise." So, in 2011, where could such a place be? Inside a movie theater, of course. And yep, I've been immersed in one of the most spectacular of all pursuits...the Port Townsend FIlm Festival. Three to four movies a day. A few chats with filmmakers, financiers, actors. And...I was one of the moderate festival goers. This festival is the Whole Enchilada, the Big Kahuna, the... Nevermind... here is a taste of the program, and you can see for yourself. Imagine. Three spectacular days. Great weather. Free outdoor theater on a big screen set up in the middle of Taylor Street. (The audience sits on bales of hay, of course. ) Spectacular views of the waterfront, free films at two other venues. (The Peter Simpson Free Cinema and the Pope Marine Theatre.) Not to mention Buck Henry, the 80 year old Hollywood filmwriter movie actor and comic. (The Graduate, Catch-22, Heaven Can Wait) A selection of films: "Koran By Heart" " Patriot Guard RIders" "Seeds of Change" "A Perfect Soldier" www.ptfilmfest.com I could continue...but do yourself a favor. Check out the website. And join me next year in Port Townsend for the thirteenth annual event. They don't call it "Dream City" for nothing... This is one downhome, easy-going, cheap, lively, uncrowded way to spend a summer's day. Or evening. DId I mention cheap???

Hauntownsend "Carnival of the Twilight" is a dark attraction that takes you through the twists and…read moreturns of a carnival freak show. This haunt is not just to be seen, but to truly be experienced. The each scene was a wonderful choice for a carnival theme and well set with a plethora of detail. The sound track was exceptional having the most excellent blend of song & effects for each vignette without being overbearing or bleeding into the next room. (a very difficult task!) The actors timing was just right with their deliberately sinister movements being completely intimidating. The suspension bridge & bouncy floors caught me off guard and the vortex tunnel left me dizzy. I was totally creeped out by the doll room, found myself singing Happy Birthday to Sven and overheard a patron say the snake charmer was "hot". Be sure to find the humongous jumping spider. Port Townsend might be a bit of a trek for most, but well worth the road trip to experience this unique dark attraction.

Great little museum but rich in history and stories. It's only a $4.00 worthwhile entrance fee. It…read moreputs everything in perspectove on what you see as you go exploring the batteries at the park. We didn't get to spend as much time here as we would like as the park closes at dusk, which is a little after 4pm during January. I highly recommend not skipping this museum when visiting Fort Worden.

To start, I was shocked it is only $4.00 to get in and free for young kids. I'm used to paying…read moreinsane museum fee's ($15-$20 per person) by where I live. Anyway, this place was neat! It is not very big but it contains lots of information. There are two different wings to the museum, and a small movie room. I absolutely loved the gun room. It is a room with hundreds of guns on the wall that are encased in glass. Super cool! The men working here were also super nice and had lots of good information to share. It was really cool hearing about the history of Fort Worden. What a neat place!

Off the beaten path, 2 islands away from a lot of traffic is where Marrowstone has a large winery…read morethat was preparing for a concert that Friday night. Large selection of good wines, friendly staff and a really cool cribbage board in the upstairs hang out spot.

Had a wonderful Friday evening here which featured live music. The wine is outstanding- we got a…read morebottle of Rosé and joined some friends for a delightful evening watching ships cruise down the straight. The staff was lovely and the vibe is relaxed and fun.