Sequim Museum & Arts

04/20/2026

03/30/2026

Forty-three art quilts, fabric collages, silk paintings and 3-D pieces go on exhibit in Sequim Museum and Arts on April 1, created by Sequim, Port Angeles, Port Hadlock, Port Townsend and Bainbridge Island members of Peninsula Fiber Artists.
Most of the pieces are available for purchase from the 17 artists, many of whom will attend Sequim's First Friday art walks April 3 and May 1 from 5 to 8 p.m. to discuss their work. Some will also sell such small items as note cards. The exhibit continues through May 30. Prices range from $95 to $14,500, with several pieces available for less than $300.

12/05/2025

Sequim Museum & Arts is hosting an exhibit of Peninsula Art Friends (PAF) during the first two weeks in December and the last two weeks in January. The exhibit will be showcased in the Judith McInnes Tozzer Art Gallery. Please confirm the dates and times the museum is open by calling 360.681.2257.
Participating artists are Beverly Beighle, Melissa Doyel, Connie Drysdale, Cecilia Olivera-Hillway, Roger Huntley, Jerri Moore, Shirley Rudolf, Georgianna Seko, and Susan Stewart. Meet the Artists' Reception during December's Artwalk is set for Friday, December 5, from 5pm - 8pm.
PAF is exhibiting ongoing at Wind Rose Cellars on 143 W. Washington St., participating in Artwalk, which is the first Friday of each month. And PAF is also thrilled to be hanging at 1st Security Bank on 114 S. Sequim Ave, through December.
Lots of talent and so much to see at the three locations!

12/01/2025

They call me "Tractor Queen". Another great Tractor Cruise - Sequim Museum's 11th annual decorated Farmer's Best Friends rolling downtown. The old iron & rust rigs were never more beautiful. We thank you all for the participation. We appreciate the Chamber, Lion's Club, volunteers and all who helped Sequim Museum. Sequim Police, City Street crew & our Fire Department were out working to ensure it was safe. Many thanks, from Judy.

10/31/2025

The Old Dungeness Schoolhouse, 2781 Towne Road, is reviving the Christmas Tea and Bake Sale to bring back a long tradition at the Schoolhouse. Saturday, December 13th, from 11:00-4:00 pm, tea, coffee and sweet treats will be served, along with light entertainment. So, save the date, bring a friend and come and take a holiday break while sipping a cup of tea in this historical building. The Old Classroom will also be open for viewing. This is a special treat for locals and newcomers to get to go inside this historical building, so please come out and visit.

10/29/2025

For the month of November the Judith McInnes Tozzer Art Gallery in the Sequim Museum & Arts at 544 N Sequim Avenue will feature the “Pop-Art” exhibition by Cammry Lapka. Lapka is a comic book artist and illustrator based in Port Angeles, Washington. They have a lot of independent comics published through writers across the globe! Cammry also enjoys utilizing acrylics, watercolors, alcohol markers and ink for traditional art, drawing inspiration from pop-culture, fantasy and anime.
If you'd like to follow along on their journey visit their website at Cammrylapkaart.com or find them on social media as .

10/21/2025

Don’t miss the amazing display by local artists in the Judith McInnes Tozzer Art Gallery at the Sequim Museum, 544 N. Sequim Ave. Final day will be Saturday, November 1. We are open Tuesday through Saturday from 11 am until 4 pm.

10/21/2025

Community Invited to Groundbreaking Celebration for #4 Locomotive — October 26
Port Angeles, WA — The long-awaited groundbreaking for the next phase of the #4 Locomotive
Project is set for Sunday, October 26, 2025, at 2:00 PM — and the community is invited to join
the celebration!
The event will take place at the site where Locomotive #4 is on display, at the corner of East
Lauridsen Boulevard and South Chase Street, directly across from the Port Angeles Library
(2210 S. Peabody Street).
The groundbreaking will include a short program sharing the story of the project, a look at the
future plans, and a few words from the project team and local partners. After the program, guests
will witness the ceremonial groundbreaking, marking the official start of construction.
“We’re thrilled to finally reach this milestone,” said Project Manager Steve Zenovic. “Within days
of the groundbreaking, crews will begin work on the foundations for the new shelter — and the
steel frame’s pieces are already built and ready to go. We’re aiming to have the frame up around
Thanksgiving.”
Visitors will also find informational displays and graphics showing what’s coming next and team
members will be on hand to answer questions.
A special treat will be the appearance of a working miniature steam locomotive — a small-scale
version of Rayonier’s #70, (pictured below) which once ran on the company’s rail line. The engine will be steamed up and running along a short stretch of track during the event.
The groundbreaking marks the beginning of the construction phase, with visible progress expected soon after the event.
For more information, contact the #4 Locomotive Project Team at [email protected] or visit
www.restorethe4.org.
About the #4 Locomotive Project
The #4 Locomotive Project is a community-driven effort to preserve and celebrate Port Angeles’
industrial and rail heritage. By restoring historic Locomotive #4 and developing a public park
around it, the project honors the region’s past while creating a lasting, educational, and family friendly landmark for future generations

07/21/2025

At the Sequim Museum & Arts through the month of August the Peninsula Art Quilters present “Challenging our Creativity”, a show of art quilts and fiber arts that will delight your heart! Opening night at the First Friday Art Walk, August 1 from 5-8 pm.
Peninsula Art Quilters are adventurous quilters who take joy in creating original quilt and fiber art designs and continually expanding quilting techniques, combining artistic skills and mixed media with quilting. The group meets monthly and they stretch their creativity with group and personal challenge topics. Come see their beautiful work and the variety of ways that members rose to the challenge with topics including 'Inspired by Birds', 'Trees on the Discovery Trail', and ‘Circles'.

05/03/2025

Long-time Sequim resident, Ed Sumpter is May’s featured artist at the Sequim Museum & Arts. He is an artist at heart, and after putting his brushes down for a couple of decades, it was time to get back to what he loves. For the last 8 years, Ed has created a stunning, and most diverse collection of paintings. The common thread? Color! When it came to naming May’s show, that was easy…De Colors (Spanish for “the colors”). The diversity comes from a host of different subject matter. From fantasy landscapes and creatures to abstractions and concrete form, you may think you’re looking at work from different artists. “Artificial Intelligence is seeping into and even sometimes dominating the creative space. I recognize more than ever the value of our individual thought and unique contributions. The meditative focus I find myself in when I’m painting clears my mind and helps facilitate my persistence.” Come by and see what you think. Visit Ed’s work on display for the month of May.