The third annual Olympic Peninsula Apply & Cider Festival will take place this weekend in East Jefferson County.

The third annual Olympic Peninsula Apply & Cider Festival will take place this weekend in East Jefferson County.

THIS WEEKEND

Top 5 events coming to the Peninsula

Here’s a quick rundown of what’s happening on the North Olympic Peninsula this weekend.

Haunted Houses (North Olympic Peninsula)

As Halloween nears, two Peninsula haunted houses will open for the season.

Harvest of Hope (Sequim)

Organizers hope to raise $100,000 for the Olympic Medical Cancer Center in Sequim during Saturday’s wine and dinner gala.

Hickory Shirt/Heritage Days (Forks)

Today through Sunday, come celebrate West End history. Don’t forget your blue-grey and white hickory shirts!

Apple & Cider Festival (East Jefferson County)

The third annual festival kicks off today (Friday) and goes all weekend at various locations throughout the northeastern tip of East JeffCo.

CrabFest (Port Angeles)

The ultimate Dungeness crab feast hits the waterfront this weekend!

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