This calendar is the place to find fun events happening throughout Grays Harbor County including Aberdeen, Hoquiam, Westport, Ocean Shores, Elma, Montesano and beyond.
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A chance to show our patriotic spirit. The parade features more than 75 entries and a Grand Marshall. One of the only Flag Day parades in Western Washington.
Quinault Beach Resort and Casino celebrates their 17th anniversary this year and what better way to celebrate than at the annual Cookin’ The Blues Festival, conveniently held on the weekend of June 17.
For more about the event, read here.
With fair only a short time away, come on by the Fairgrounds, Saturday and Sunday, June 17 and 18 for the Pre-Fair Horse Show. Watch as the riders prepare to qualify for performing during the 2017 Grays Harbor County Fair.
Quinault Beach Resort and Casino celebrates their 17th anniversary this year and what better way to celebrate than at the annual Cookin’ The Blues Festival, conveniently held on the weekend of June 17.
For more about the event, read here.
With fair only a short time away, come on by the Fairgrounds, Saturday and Sunday, June 17 and 18 for the Pre-Fair Horse Show. Watch as the riders prepare to qualify for performing during the 2017 Grays Harbor County Fair.
Quinault Beach Resort and Casino celebrates their 17th anniversary this year and what better way to celebrate than at the annual Cookin’ The Blues Festival, conveniently held on the weekend of June 17.
For more about the event, read here.
Ocean Shores will once again bring together two defining characteristics of Grays Harbor — the beach and the trees — with the Sand and Sawdust Festival. Over 100 food and craft vendors will also be at the Ocean Shores Convention Center throughout the festival. Master chainsaw carvers will be competing at the convention center.
Looking for Garage Sales! Elma has enough to keep you busy during Elma City-Wide Garage Sale Days, June 23 – 24, 2017. Pick up your free official Garage Sale Days map at Elma Visitors Station, corner of Main and Third Streets, Elma City Hall and various businesses in Elma. Maps will be ready beginning the afternoon of June 22nd.
Junk Queens Invites you to our special event with 60 + hand-picked vendors with primitives, antiques, country collectibles, steam punk, vintage, one of a kinds, recycled, reused and repurposed, live music and more!
The Chamber of Commerce welcomes all to the Sand and Sawdust Festival at the beach! Master, Intermediate, & Novice Sand-Sculptors. At the Convention Center master woodcarvers compete in this amazing annual competition. There are food, craft and specialty vendors. Live auctions are held daily on carvings!
Ocean Shores will once again bring together two defining characteristics of Grays Harbor — the beach and the trees — with the Sand and Sawdust Festival. Over 100 food and craft vendors will also be at the Ocean Shores Convention Center throughout the festival. Master chainsaw carvers will be competing at the convention center.
Looking for Garage Sales! Elma has enough to keep you busy during Elma City-Wide Garage Sale Days, June 23 – 24, 2017. Pick up your free official Garage Sale Days map at Elma Visitors Station, corner of Main and Third Streets, Elma City Hall and various businesses in Elma. Maps will be ready beginning the afternoon of June 22nd.
Junk Queens Invites you to our special event with 60 + hand-picked vendors with primitives, antiques, country collectibles, steam punk, vintage, one of a kinds, recycled, reused and repurposed, live music and more!
Ocean Shores will once again bring together two defining characteristics of Grays Harbor — the beach and the trees — with the Sand and Sawdust Festival. Over 100 food and craft vendors will also be at the Ocean Shores Convention Center throughout the festival. Master chainsaw carvers will be competing at the convention center.
The 4th Annual Aberdeen Founders’ Day Parade and Events is a full day of fun family time. The parade launches at 11 A.M. with the food and craft vending starting at Noon.
Stay for the street dance at 6 P.M. in the wine and beer garden on Broadway Street.
Along with food and crafts there will be a children’s area for fun.
21 and older in the wine and beer garden.
Come and join us…
Join the Tokeland Fourth of July Parade at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, July 1, then picnic on the grounds of the Historic Tokeland Hotel. It’s free to enter the parade (your imagination is the only thing required) and the picnic lunch and games for all ages on the grounds are free, also. Prizes will be awarded for best parade entry and winners of all of the different games.
For more July 4 fun, click here.
Chief Taholah Days, commemorating the signing of the Quinault Treaty on July 1, 1855, commences Saturday, July 1, and continues through Tuesday, July 4. The event, which is Quinault Indian Nation’s biggest celebration of the year, features a vast array of events ranging from basketball and boxing tournaments to cedar canoe races on the Quinault River. For more information including a schedule, click here.
Guests and homeowners alike decorate their porches while residents, guests and visitors walk around to pick their favorites. Everyone has a chance to stop at Crescent Park to vote for their favorite home by 9:00 p.m. where the s’mores roasting begins! The people’s choice and judge’s choice winners will be announced at the Flag Presentation at 11:00 a.m. on July 4 at the Front Street Amphitheater flag pole. A bike parade and Farmers Market follow.
For more July 4 fun, click here.
Step back in time this Independence Day with the Westport Maritime Museum’s Old Fashioned 4th. Kid’s activities, games, music, craft and food vendors will be on-site all day long. Stay for the evening and enjoy the Booming Bay Fireworks Display at dusk over the Westport Marina.
For more July 4 fun, click here.
Chief Taholah Days, commemorating the signing of the Quinault Treaty on July 1, 1855, commences Saturday, July 1, and continues through Tuesday, July 4. The event, which is Quinault Indian Nation’s biggest celebration of the year, features a vast array of events ranging from basketball and boxing tournaments to cedar canoe races on the Quinault River. For more information including a schedule, click here.
The day-long festival with inflatable games, rides, live music, food and craft vendors, and family entertainment begins at noon and runs until 5:00 p.m. at Morrison Waterfront Park. For the evening, the Splash Festival switches to Seaport Landing (the historic seaport on the opposite side of the Chehalis River) from 5:00 to 11:00 p.m. The fireworks display, which may be seen from either side of the river, begins at 10:00 p.m.
For more July 4 fun, click here.
