Good morning, Port Angeles.

Tribal canoes from various tribes reached the beach at Fort Worden today to keep their culture alive by following a long-standing landing protocol and receiving help from volunteers after pullers signaled to come ashore.

The journey will continue to the Elwha on Thursday for several days of ceremonies, and a tribal dinner with food trucks will be held tonight at the Jamestown S’Klallam pavilion (1272 Jamestown Road).

A tsunami advisory was issued for the outer Washington coast, including Port Angeles, after an undersea quake near Russia—officials warn of strong currents and small waves.

Authorities advise residents near harbors and low-lying areas to steer clear of marine activities—local updates will provide further instructions.

City planning supervisor Ben Braudrick said Port Angeles is updating its comprehensive plan to address growing housing and infrastructure needs as the population increased from 19,960 in 2020 to 20,440 today, with plans for 1,970 new housing units by 2045—public feedback is now invited on the draft plan after an open house received 1,400 survey responses.

Port Angeles Lefties vs. Victoria HarbourCats

4:59-7:59 p.m. — Civic Field — Ticket prices vary — Experience thrilling collegiate baseball with rising stars from the West Coast League.

Clallam County Fair

9:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. — Clallam County Fairgrounds — Admission fee varies — Experience family-friendly entertainment and activities at this annual fair in beautiful Port Angeles.

Olympic Peninsula Resource Co-Op

9 AM – 2 PM — Port Angeles DSHS — Free entry — Connect with local providers for health care, food, and housing resources.

Yoga in the Meadow

6-7 p.m. — Port Angeles Fine Arts Center — Donation based class — Experience outdoor yoga in the beautiful setting of Webster’s Woods Sculptural Park.