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May 16, 2012  |  By Teresa Verraes in News  |  No Comments Yet

Port Ludlow Fete du Fromage


Port Ludlow Fête du Fromage
The best stinky cheese party around!


Port Ludlow, Wash., May 16, 2012 – Calling all cheese lovers! Get your tickets now for a savory tour of some of the best cheese producing appellations in the U.S. and Europe – no passport required! Your point of departure? The Resort at Port Ludlow! On Saturday, May 26 the Resort will host an international and artisanal cheese and wine extravaganza, aka the Fête du Fromage, featuring fresh to fully-aged cow’s milk, sheep’s milk and goat’s milk cheeses from premier producers in the Pacific Northwest, Vermont, California, Spain, Italy, Belgium, Ireland and France. The party is from 2pm – 6pm, and “culinary travelers” will have the opportunity to sample 50 to 60 cheeses carefully paired with a variety of new and old world wines. Read More


May 14, 2012  |  By Teresa Verraes in News  |  No Comments Yet

The Early Bird gets the Steampunk Worm


Early bird ticket prices for The Steampunk Hootenanny are $30 through May 15!
Check out the WEBSITE and get your tickets now to ensure a rolicking good time!


May 11, 2012  |  By Teresa Verraes in News  |  No Comments Yet

WOW Wednesdays Continue May 16


WOW Wednesday! is May 16!
Use your yellow Loyalty Card during downtown construction in Port Townsend.
70 businesses and a $500 raffle prize!
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May 07, 2012  |  By Teresa Verraes in News  |  No Comments Yet

Steampunk!



May 07, 2012  |  By Teresa Verraes in News  |  No Comments Yet

Steampunk is on it’s way!!


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Wondering what Steampunk is and why it’s coming to Port Townsend June 8-10?  Here’s the story…

In the year 1889 the frontier was exploding.  Grand designs and ingenious schemes were popping up left and right. The good people of Port Townsend, Washington, were enjoying a prosperity to be envied as the little frontier town boomed with shipping and commerce.  And things were only going to get better because, that’s right, the railroad was coming.  But something happened.

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May 03, 2012  |  By Teresa Verraes in News  |  No Comments Yet