Lopez Island History Museum, Author at Lopez Island History Museum

Events

A CELEBRATION OF LIVING HIGH

Join Skye Burn, producer of the June & Farrar Project and granddaughter of author June Burn, at the Port Stanley Schoolhouse on June 18th to celebrate the 7th printing of Burn’s Living High: An Unconventional Biography. Living High chronicles the life of June and Farrar Burn who homesteaded on Waldron Island, lived north of the Arctic Circle before Alaska became a state, and toured the U.S. with their two young sons in the Burn Ballad Bungalow. Reception and book signing to follow.

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CEMETERY WALK: OUR ANCESTORS’ STORIES

You are invited! On Sunday, May 28, come gather with families and friends to share the history and stories of loved ones buried in the Lopez Union Cemetery. Learn about some of the veterans, settlers, and Indigenous Peoples who helped provide the foundation for the Lopez community.

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CANCELED: Community Picnic, September 12, 12-3 p.m.

Hey folks. Due to the recent increase in cases of the Delta variant of COVID, the board has elected to

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Botanical Walk & Sketch with Linda Vorobik

We are pleased as punch that the wildly talented and delightful Linda Ann Vorobik is teaching a Botanical Walk &

Cover of the book Homewaters by David B. Williams

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Homewaters: A Talk with Author David B. Williams

Update: Please join us on September 19th at 3 p.m. at the outdoor pavilion at LCCA for a special event

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Help Support Island non-profits!

It’s spring, and that means it’s time for GiveLopez again! GiveLopez is a collaborative spring fundraiser benefiting seven Lopez nonprofits. If

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Help Us Preserve Our Schoolhouse!

The Port Stanley Schoolhouse is an island gem. Saved and restored by the generosity and hard work of many in

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Lopez Legends, Myths & Yarns 7

Lopez Island Historical Society presents Lopez Legends, Myths & Yarns 7 – Tales from Richardson

Featuring Mary Anne Lundy Nowicki,
Mary Jennison, Connie Chandler, and Becky Smith
Emceed by Larry Cochran
Saturday, November 23rd • 7 pm
at Woodmen Hall
Bring a tale to share! • $5 Suggested donation