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24th annual Juan de Fuca Festival - FOUR Day Pass

EARLY BIRDS get a GREAT deal!
A Festival Pass purchased in advance will save you $15 over the price at the gate once the festival begins.

So $60 will put you squarely into hours and hours of top rate entertainment on four different stages. Salsa, comedy, Americana, folk, ballet..... so many wonderful choices every single day for less than $15 per day.

The word to remember is SAVINGS!!! You save over the door price of the four day pass, AND you save $15 over the price of Saturday + Sunday Day passes.

BUY EARLY!!!!

On a Memorial Day Weekend in 1994, the very first Juan de Fuca Festival of the Arts was launched and Port Angeles was never quite the same. Twenty one years later, we want to welcome you once more to this annual celebration that will amaze and delight you with its quality, diversity and just plain fun. This remarkable event is held over five days presenting roughly 80 performances on four major showcase stages, not to mention the "After Hours in the Clubs" and a lively Street Fair. All of this nestled between the majestic beauty of the Olympic National Park and the Straits of Juan de Fuca! There's something for everyone!

We know that you will be simply astounded by the world-class array of talent. The Juan de Fuca Festival is truly taking its rightful place as one of the top festivals in the west, if not the country. And with advance tickets available at just $60, this has to be one of the best deals ever ($75 at the gate).

Festival Lineup includes:

Jesse Roper
The Missoula Children's Theater
BC World Music Collective
The Paperboys
Achilles Wheel
Global Heat
Ken DeRouchie Band
Too Loose Zydeco
Divinity Roxx
Jeff Scroggins and Colorado
Geoffrey Castle & The Seattle Irish Dancers
Watkins Glen
Cirque Love Love
Victoria Ballet
David Jacobs-Strain
Meredith Kaye Clark
Michaela Anne
Trio Voronezh
The Edge Improv
Dmitri Matheny
Hiroya Tsukamoto
Kitty and the Rooster
Polecat
Crushwater
Alex Zerbe
Twisted Roots
High Divide
David Rivers and Kate Powers
Michael Stephen Rivers
PoetryMusic
Haddasah Grace