Three Days You Won't Forget + Year-Round Farm Events
Festival weekend features live music under open skies, barn dances at sunset, 200+ artisan vendors, and 20+ lavender farms. Plus discover year-round farm events: music, workshops, tastings, and seasonal celebrations in the sunniest valley in Western Washington
One Festival, Endless Experiences
Carrie Blake Park, 202 N Blake Ave, Sequim • Free Admission • Rain or Shine (but it's almost always shine)
LavenderStock Live Music
Three stages, three days, and evening barn dances under the stars with the Olympic Mountains as your backdrop.
200+ Artisan Vendors
Handcrafted jewelry, lavender products, specialty goods, and Pacific Northwest art you won't find anywhere else.
Food Court & Beer Garden
Lavender ice cream, Olympic Peninsula cuisine, local food trucks, and a craft beer garden featuring Washington breweries.
Hands-On Workshop Tent
Make your own lavender wreath, watch live distillation, and learn from the farmers who grow it — workshops for all ages.
20+ Farm Tours
Drive through the Sequim Valley to lavender farms with Olympic Mountain views. Walk the rows, cut your own bundles, breathe it in.
Kids & Family Zone
Crafts, play areas, and lavender-themed activities for all ages. This is the family trip they'll talk about for years.
9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Free!
The Festival Map
Every vendor booth, the stage, beer garden, food court, restrooms, first aid, info, and parking — all of Carrie Blake Park at a glance. Tap the map to open it full-size and find a booth number.
Experience the Festival
Three days of lavender, music, art, and family across the Olympic Peninsula. This is what your visit looks like.
Three Days. Two Stages. 25+ Live Acts.
Bluegrass to indie rock, opening ceremony to sunset closer. Live music plays from morning until 7 PM at Carrie Blake Park — the soundtrack to your festival weekend.
All sets free with festival admission. Stage and times subject to change.
The Food Court
Thirteen vendors at Carrie Blake Park — smoothies and espresso to brisket, gyros, kettle corn, and lavender-day treats. The food court moves faster with cash (ATM on-site, $20 bills).
Aloha Smoothies
Fresh smoothies blended to keep you cool and refreshed.
Bangkok Bistro
Flavorful Thai favorites with a little spice and a lot of comfort.
Burger Brothers
Italian grinders packed with flavor.
Cedars at Dungeness
Fish & chips, fries, corndogs, and burgers.
Coyotee BBQ
Brisket and pulled-pork sandwiches, smoked bratwurst, and spare ribs.
Excellent Kettle Corn
Fresh sweet-and-salty kettle corn.
Egg Roll Hut
A mix of Filipina and Japanese cuisine.
Fresh Squeezed Lemonade
Bright, refreshing lemonade squeezed fresh.
Funnel Of Love
Golden funnel cakes.
Hillbilly Gyros
Hearty, savory gyros.
Olympic Mountain Ice Cream
Classic scoops to cool down.
Sequim Valley Lions
Hot dogs, Polish dogs, chips, and pop.
The Village Perk
Espresso, coffee, and pastries.
Looking for lavender goods? The merchandise tent sits between the food court and the artisan vendors.
Activity & Workshop Tent
By the food court near the Friendship Garden entrance. Drop in to craft a sachet, wreath, wand, roller, or bath-salt ornament — led by the farmers who grow the lavender. Several classes are free; a few charge for materials.
Lavender Sachets
Make a sachet while learning how dried lavender is processed into fragrant buds.
Lavender Wreaths
Craft a 12-inch wreath with fragrant Grosso lavender on a round frame.
Lavender Wands
Learn the traditional lavender wand with Kasydy. Buy a kit at the Let's Do Lavender booth.
Lavender Rollers
Make a personalized essential-oil roller from lavender distilled by In Bloom.
Lavender Ornaments
Make a layered bath-salt ornament with dried lavender.
Free Lavender Crafts with Ashley
Community quilt-square painting, lavender bracelets, and coloring pages. All ages.
Workshop Tent Schedule
- 9:00 – 10:00 — Sachets (Old Barn)
- 11:00 – 1:00 — Sachets (Old Barn)
- 1:15 – 2:15 — Wreaths (Meli's) *
- 2:45 – 3:45 — Wands (Let's Do Lavender) *
- 4:30 – 6:30 — Rollers (In Bloom) *
- All day — Free Crafts with Ashley
Workshop Tent Schedule
- 9:00 – 10:00 — Sachets (Old Barn)
- 11:00 – 12:00 — Rollers (In Bloom) *
- 1:00 – 2:00 — Wands (Let's Do Lavender) *
- 3:00 – 7:00 — Free Crafts with Ashley
Workshop Tent Schedule
- 9:00 – 10:00 — Sachets (Old Barn)
- 10:45 – 11:45 — Wands (Let's Do Lavender) *
- 1:00 – 2:00 — Ornaments (Olympic Bluffs) *
- 2:30 – 3:30 — Rollers (In Bloom)
* Paid class or materials fee. Times subject to change.
Two ways to experience the festival: weekend events at Carrie Blake Park, or year-round events at the farms themselves — concerts, workshops, U-pick days, distillation demos.
The Festival Ends. The Valley Doesn't.
Miss the festival? The farms are open May through September — and the sunshine is always waiting
U-Pick Lavender
Walk the rows and cut your own fresh lavender bundles. Most farms provide scissors and guidance. Best in the morning when oils are richest.
Farm Shop Visits
Browse handcrafted lavender products — essential oils, soaps, sachets, culinary lavender, honey, and unique gifts you won't find elsewhere.
Distillation Demos
Watch essential oil being steam-distilled from fresh lavender. Several farms offer live demonstrations during harvest season.
Photography Sessions
The lavender fields make a stunning backdrop. Many farms welcome photographers — sunrise and golden hour are especially magical.
Guided Farm Tours
Learn about lavender varieties, growing techniques, and the Sequim rain shadow microclimate from passionate farm owners.
Lavender Culinary
Taste lavender ice cream, lavender honey, lavender baked goods, and other culinary creations at farm cafés across the valley.