Grab your camera and capture your finest lavender images ever. Sign up for photo workshops held right in the field at Purple Haze Lavender Farm each day during the Lavender Festival, July 15-17. You’ll get lots of hot image-making tips from some of the finest photographers in the area. Select from three sessions each day. Proceeds benefit the Dungeness River Audubon Center.
While we were waiting for summer to appear, we have been busy improving our lavender oil distillation area. This wonderful structure was built and designed by our friend Patrick and fits in perfectly with the farm. Now rain or shine-distilling will be a more comfortable experience for all! We hope you will join us for the distilling demos Lavender Weekend (July 15, 16 & 17, 2011)! This is a great opportunity to see the still work and get all of your questions answered!
This year we have placed the tickets for the farm tours (July 15, 16, & 17, 2011) that happen at Purple Haze Lavender & 6 other farms in Sequim on sale early! We have had many requests to make them available for purchase ONLINE earlier this year! So we did! Saves time when you get to the farm and you don’t need to have the extra cash in hand! Besides that you save $5.00 per person…..children under 12 are still FREE! Come celebrate Purple Haze Lavender’s 15th Anniversary! There is always great music, yummy food and a chair waiting for you!!
We encourage you to come and enjoy this great Olympic Peninsula Festival, September 25th-27th, 2009……Help celebrate the watershed that keeps the Sequim-Dungeness Valley alive. There will be activities for kids and adults, music, art, food, and much more. KING FM radio station 98.1 is doing a special giveaway….Prize package includes a 2 night stay at the Quality Inn’s hot-tub suite, dinner for two at Alder Wood Bistro, dinner for two at The Sauer Kraut, tickets to a Neil Simon comedy, ‘Same Time Next Year’ for Saturday night, Sept. 26th at Olympic Theatre Arts, and gift certificates from Purple Haze Lavender Farm and Nash’s Organic Produce.
Starting this Thursday, a month & a half long program devoted to identification, natural history and preferences of winter birds on the North Olympic Peninsula will begin. This program is being offered by the Dungeness River Audubon Center at the historic railroad bridge just outside of Sequim.
The Dungeness River Audubon Society here in Sequim is a great partner in our efforts to protect the fragile environment and educating visitors and public alike about the importance of conservation and sustainable 
practices. We consider them an alliance with many of our goals as a organic bulk lavender producer. They help to promote Agri-tourism here in Sequim.
The winter birds program is just one of many activities in the next couple months offered at the railroad bridge center. Other events include Raptors In Winter, a special presentation with David Drummond on the weekend of Feb. 20. This will be a unique two-day class about the eagles, hawks, and falcons of our area, their adaptations for hunting and survival, and their fascinating lives during winter.
These are just some of the fun events you could participate in while staying at our Sequim Vacation Rental. With WiFi in the house and our shop in town, we would love to direct you to all the fun things that are awaitng a curious mind in Sequim!
Our community here on the Olympic Peninsula is richly diverse. Sure, we are no big apple, but with a little effort, you can come across some very lively entertainment and cultural diversions.
One such example of this is the Peninsula College’s Magic of Cinema College Film Series. As quoted from their web page: “The series seeks to present the range of possibilities of film as an art form through screenings of classics from Art Cinema and Hollywood’s Golden Age, as well as contemporary foreign and independent features, and documentaries.” If that is not culture, I don’t know what is! The film this Friday looks very interesting; The Exiles, made in 1961, is said to be one of the most accurate portrayals of contemporary Native American life ever put to film.
The series runs through March, and includes such diverse titles as 1000 Journals, a documentary about lives
The Peninsula College by Night
touched by travel journals as well as a double feature night dedicated to Paul Newman.
One of the reasons that we decided to start our Wholesale lavender business here in Sequim was because we felt the community was thriving and had much to offer its citizens. We hope that you will take the opportunity to come and visit us here in Sequim on the Olympic Peninsula. We have a beautiful Sequim Vacation Rental here on the lavender farm we invite you to stay in while visiting the beautiful Dungeness Valley!