Every Saturday – Friday Harbor  - Farmers Market 10 am – 1pm
'Eat Locally' is a way of life for many residents in the San Juan Islands. Our local Farmers' Market gives us access to island-raised produce, berries, flowers, meat, eggs and dairy products, as well as local seafood and shellfish. The market also features freshly cooked and prepared foods made from local ingredients.
The San Juan Island Farmers' Market has expanded to more than 40 vendors over the past 10 years. It is held on Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. in Friday Harbor, Washington. Local farmers from all around the San Juan Islands bring their beautiful produce and artisan products to sell.  The Farmers' Market' regular season opens from 10 am to 1 pm at the Courthouse parking lot in Friday Harbor each April, and continues every Saturday until October.

June 20 and June 27, 1-3 pm English Camp
Wolf Hollow Wildlife Rehabilitation Center Education Coordinator Shona Aitken answers questions and uses a variety of media to talk about wildlife in the San Juan Islands.

June 21-23 Waterworks 23rd Anniversary Show
Featuring work from all the current waterworks gallery artists Waterworks Gallery, 315 Spring St., Friday Harbor

June 21- Outdoor Storytime at the Farmer’s Market
Visit the library at the Farmer's Market in the courthouse parking lot from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. to get books on cooking and gardening. Families will enjoy a break from the shopping with an outdoor story hour at 11:30.www.sjmarathon.org

June 21 – Lime Kiln State Park Orca Sing
For more information, visit the San Juans website at www.sanjuans.org

Saturday, June 21st and June 28th 11:30 AM - 01:00 PM jPig War Story Guided Walk
Park rangers and volunteers describe events leading up to and including the Pig War and the peaceful joint occupation of San Juan Island by British and American troops.

Saturday June 21 and June 28 - Living History at English Camp 12pm – 3pm
Park rangers and volunteers create military and civilian life during the island's early pioneer period. Activities include blacksmithing, coopering, weaving, needlework and exhibitions of military equipment and skills.

Saturday, June 7:30 PM 21 Chamber Music San Juans
The classical sounds of Chamber Music San Juans warm up summer solstice! There will be a pre-concert lecture at 7:00 pm that will entertain as well as inform you about the evening’s program. Cost: $23 Adults; $12 Student Reserved; $5 RUSH

Saturday June 28 3pm & 7pm - Missoula Children's Theatre--Snow White
Approximately 50-60 local students (K-12) will be cast in the production Cost: $15 Adults; $8 Student Reserved; $5 Student RUSH

Saturday, June 28th, 07:00 PM - 09:00 PM Sugar on the Floor in Concert – English Camp
Folk singer Michael Cohen and the group 'Sugar on the Floor' present a variety of songs from the 19th century and other genres. Cohen has worked with the Smithsonian Institution in searching for and cataloging American folk tunes. Free.

July 11 - San Juan Historical Museum Grounds – Music on the Grounds  7pm
Music by Down the Road.  Free evening concert – bring a blanket or lawn chairs with your picnic dinners.  No pets or alcohol permitted.  For more information, visit www.sjmuseum.org

July 18 - San Juan Historical Museum Grounds – Music on the Grounds  7pm
Music by Kate Mann.  Free evening concert – bring a blanket or lawn chairs with your picnic dinners.  No pets or alcohol permitted.  For more information, visit www.sjmuseum.org

July 25 - San Juan Historical Museum Grounds – Music on the Grounds  7pm
Music by the Retta Christie Trio.  Free evening concert – bring a blanket or lawn chairs with your picnic dinners.  No pets or alcohol permitted.  For more information, visit www.sjmuseum.org

July 25 – Roche Harbor
Canoe Families invite the community to dinner and ceremonies.  The Canoe Families represent 80 traditional ocean-going cultures and nations who are journeying to Cowichan Bay on Vancouver Island.  This year, the end of the journey marks the beginning of the 2008 Indigenous Games.  For more information, visit the friends of the San Juans website at  www.sanjuans.org

July 26-27 – English Camp – Encampment 2008
Encampment 2008 commemorates the peaceful joint occupation of San Juan Island by British and American forces from 1859 to 1872, and final, peaceful settlement of the Northwest Boundary dispute. More than 90 partner re-enactors from Fort Langley, Fort Rodd Hill, New Westminster, and Esquimalt, BC; and Fort Nisqually, Fort Steilacoom, and Fort Vancouver will join with San Juan Islanders in staging the two-day exhibition.  Activities include recreations of mid-19th century Royal Marine Light Infantry and U.S. Army camp life, demonstrations of music, blacksmithing, spinning and weaving, sewing and cooperage and carpentry, along with the pageantry of period uniforms in scarlet and blue.  Highlight of the weekend is the Candlelight Ball, scheduled at 8 p.m., in the English Camp barracks. The public is invited to join in the dancing and refreshments that will include the traditional cake and punch. Music will be provided by the folk group Sugar on the Floor.

August 1 - San Juan Historical Museum Grounds – Music on the Grounds  7pm
Music by Django Cadillac.  Free evening concert – bring a blanket or lawn chairs with your picnic dinners.  No pets or alcohol permitted.  For more information, visit www.sjmuseum.org

August 8 - San Juan Historical Museum Grounds – Music on the Grounds  7pm
Music by Uncle Otto.  Free evening concert – bring a blanket or lawn chairs with your picnic dinners.  No pets or alcohol permitted.  For more information, visit www.sjmuseum.org

August 13 – 16, 2008 – Friday Harbor

San Juan County Fair – This year’s theme:  “The Heart of the Islands”  The San Juan County Fair is the largest single county-wide event.  For exact schedule information, visit the County’s website at http://www.sanjuancountyfair.org/schedules.html