Crystie Kisler, co-owner of Finnriver Farm & Cidery talks about how she’s living her dream in our community.

The magazine “Edible Seattle” is running a survey asking this precise question. The results will be published in March.  Wouldn’t it be great to see farmers, producers, and cooks from this side of the sound get a little recognition?  Click here – it’s quick, but needs to be filled out by the 15th.

Port Townsend has been nominated for this contest for the past four years running, but has never made it into the Top 10 before!  Out of 647 towns across America, PT has been acknowledged for it’s quirky, artsy, outdoorsy, musically profiecient, maritime community (among other things).  When Port Townsend found out it was in the Top 10, it was #8.  Thanks to our many internet savvy friends, within 24 hours it had reached #4.  Port Townsend is the only town in the Pacific Northwest within the Top 10!

The contest goes on for the entire month of January.  You can vote every day!  Help spread the word with your Facebook page, Twitter Account, Myspace, Friendster, Google+, bing, YouTube, and your own website!  Have you voted today?

Vote HERE!

PT Pearl is a new family owned and operated shop in downtown Port Townsend specializing in organic clothing, fair-trade gifts, home décor, upcycled accessories, and local artisan crafts. While it has been a challenge to only carry goods manufactured in the US or fair-trade imported, PT Pearl feels it is supremely important to know the history of their merchandise. Read More

Pilgrimage Port Townsend offers walking retreats in Port Townsend, celebrations of blessed events, and online classes for those who seek meaning in time and place. Read More