The Sequim Lavender Festival is celebrating its 30th year this weekend, with farms across the area hosting events. The festival, which has been a summer tradition for three decades, draws visitors to the Olympic Peninsula for lavender-themed activities and local agriculture showcases.
The event's longevity highlights its role in supporting local farms and tourism, a key economic driver for the region. Organizers have not provided specific details on attendance or new features this year, but the festival's consistent return underscores its importance to the community.