Olympic Culinary Loop

06/11/2026

Cheers!

05/11/2026

Join The Resort at Port Ludlow Fireside Restaurant, May 14 @ 6:00-9:00 PM­, for an evening with James Holloway, winemaker and owner of Marrowstone Vineyards, as he guides you through a multi-course dinner paired Marrowstone wines.

The Fireside Restaurant WelcomesMarrowstone Vineyards Winemaker Dinner May 14 @ 6:00-9:00 PM­Join the Resort at Port Ludlow INN for an evening with James Holloway, winemaker and owner of Marrowstone Vineyards, as he guides you through a multi-course dinner paired Marrowstone wines. Each course is c...

05/07/2026

Finnriver Farm & Cidery!
Mother Nature's Makers Market
May 9 & 10, noon - 5 PM

Be sure to mark your calendars for a funtastic 2-day event of festivities at Finnriver Farm & Cidery with the apple orchards all in bloom, a variety of fresh local foods, award-winning ciders, live music, and shop-quality handcrafted goodies!

A curated, incredible lineup of local artists/makers who find inspiration in the natural world or produce works from natural materials, as we honor Mother Nature.

05/06/2026

Yum! Eat Local Olympic Peninsula seasonal fare, at Fireside’s The Resort at Port Ludlow Inn

04/16/2026

Oyster Rama Returns! This Weekend at Hama Hama Oysters

Hama Hama Oyster Rama is a family-friendly party on the beach and a celebration of the intertidal. Come tour the beach, harvest your own oysters, and have fun!

04/13/2026

Getting Hungry for Brinnon ShrimpFest!

We are back!

04/09/2026

Mussels and Oysters Oh My! Don't Miss Oyster Rama at Hama Hama April 18 & 19

04/09/2026

Celebrate with Bella Italia, 30 years of delicious service! ❤

Bella Italia is celebrating 30 years in business THIS MONTH!

04/06/2026

Cheers!

This Earth Month, play a fun pollination mini-game and try our Bee’s Harvest Margarita in partnership with tequila.
This drink does more than just taste good, it supports project in raising awareness about pollinator conservation.
Join us in helping bees, one sip at a time!

11/17/2025

Thank you NOAA Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary for helping maintain our local Dungeness Crab fishery. One of the best - and certainly most delicious!

Let me Shell you about it! It’s recreational crab season in most Washington waters! Healthy crabs make for a healthy ecosystem and fishery! 🦀

The famous Dungeness crab (Metacarcinus magister) of NOAA’s Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary needs a strong shell to thrive along the rocky shores and in the sea. But our coastal waters are changing and so are their shells! Higher levels of carbon dioxide gas in the air gets absorbed into the ocean, making the waters they live in more acidic–a process called ocean acidification. Researchers continue to investigate how to help these crab live successfully in the sanctuary while still allowing humans and marine animals to enjoy them in the winter months. https://olympiccoast.noaa.gov/protect/ocean-acidification-sentinel-site.html