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Orcas Today: March 29th-31st

Ladies Intermediate Tennis
Monday/Wednesday/Friday from 9:00-11:00am at Buck Park
Free, drop-in, ages 16 and older.

Children of the Setting Sun Art Exhibit & Film Screening
March 29th from 5:30-7:30pm at the Orcas Center
The Visual Arts Committee (VAC) of Orcas Center is honored to welcome Children of the Setting Sun with their exhibit, “From Time Immemorial.” Children of the Setting Sun’s mission is to create and share Indigenous stories of gratitude, generosity, and respect. Join us as Children of the Setting Sun share the memories of our homeland and deepen understanding of the things they are working towards today. We hope to see you for the opening of this powerful exhibit and film screening. Hyʻshqe!

Holy Week Services at Orcas Island Community Church
March 29th at 6:30pm – Good Friday Service
March 30th at 9:00am – Holy Saturday Prayer Vigil
March 31st at 6:15am – Sunrise Service on Mt. Constitution
March 31st at 10:00am – Easter Service

On Screen at Seaview Theater: Cabrini
March 29th & 30th at 7:30pm
Rated PG-13.

Adult Intermediate Tennis
Saturdays from 8:00am-12:00pm at Buck Park
Free, ages 18 and older.

The Lion’s Club Annual Egg Hunt
March 30th at 10:00am at the Cascade Lake Day Use Area
Free parking provided by the Lions Club. Separate egg hunting grounds for the wee ones, little ones, and big kids. Come meet the Easter Bunny!  All are welcome to enjoy this community tradition.

Orcas Library Storytime
March 30th from 11:00am-11:30pm

Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting
March 30th at 5:30pm at the Orcas Center
All members and prospective members are invited to share, collaborate, and plan while enjoying amazing company, food, drink, and music. For event details and to purchase tickets, join or renew your Chamber membership, or for member directory and map/guide update forms, go here!

Easter Brunch at Orcas Hotel
March 31st
Enjoy a three-course brunch with that beautiful view from the Norbu’s Dining Room while being entertained by the incredible jazz duo of Steve Alboucq and Gene Nery!

Easter Brunch and Dinner at New Leaf
March 31st
Brunch and dinner reservations are available here!

Easter Brunch at Madrona Bar & Grill
March 31st
Call now for reservations!

Indoor Pickleball
Sundays from 10:00am-12:00pm in the Old Gym
$2 drop in enrollment.

On Stage at Orcas Center: Pamyua
March 31st at 7:00pm
Immerse yourself in the vibrant tapestry of Inuit culture as Pamyua takes the stage, using the universal language of music and dance to share indigenous knowledge and history.

Indoor Volleyball
Wednesday/Sunday from 7:30-9:30pm in the Old Gym
Ages 16+, $2 drop in fee.

Get out and Hike

Cold Springs Trail – Difficult

4.3 miles. 2058 feet elevation gain. Cold Springs Trail connects the Cascade Lake Day Use Area with Mount Constitution Rd. and is the trail most often used for training by prospective mountaineers. The trail climbs up the west side of the mountain with numerous switchbacks, creeks, and vistas looking out towards East Sound. Start at the trailhead on top of the mountain beside a picnic shelter and head down for an easier route, or commence your hike from the Day Use Area for a rigorous journey that locals use to prep for hiking in the Cascade Mountain Range. This hike can take a few hours going up or down, and several flat promontories are great for snack breaks and picnics. Hikers can travel from the trailhead across Mt. Constitution Rd. to the Little Summit/Mount Constitution trail for further mountaintop adventures. Biking is permitted during the offseason.

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A Bite Of Orcas

Kingfish Inn – By Simon

A Brief Overview The evening started, as it so often does, with a glass of Prosecco, but it was some time before and only shortly after my dinner companion and I arrived outside the restaurant that we began to catch the enchanting smells wafting from the open kitchen.  These were followed closely by the bright orange glows shining off the polished metal kitchen appliances that were visible to us, glows from whatever freshly flambéed food the Chef had been working on. Nestled on what could be considered a hill, with some imagination, overlooking west sound and its accompanying marina, Kingfish Inn (est. 1902) appears at first to be a…

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