I will be transferring to the area through my work and am in need of a place to park my RV. I will be living in it as I get established in the area so I would need access to a 30amp hookup and preferably water as well. I would also be willing to commute if it's not too far.

The soups and pizza you all know and love! Hillbottom Pie is in need of a Line Cook. Fast paced kitchen environment with a high standard of attention to detail. 20/hr plus tips, about 35 hrs a week, closed Sunday and Monday. Bring a resume by the restaurant if youre interested!

What are some fun ideas of where to have a nice dinner and cool things to see?

Museums, parks, quirky shops.

Thank you guys!

Looking for the best place in or around Port Townsend to watch the Georgia/Alabama game today. Loud and rowdy crowd is a plus.

I’d been finding it hard to find what’s going on in the area because all the events are all over the place. I’ve aggregated them all in one place for everyone’s convenience. Now let’s go attend! 😁😁😁

Local Events

https://townsendexchange.com

I was inspired by the Salt Spring Exchange, where the community is so tight, that they don’t have to rely on Facebook Marketplace, Next Door, or Craigslist. All three try to be too many things at once, and are too full of spam, ads, and bugs. I tried to join the Townsend “Buy Nothing” Facebook group and was informed it’s “full” and would not be accepting new people. So I launched the Townsend Exchange.

Starting with buy/sell/give away and estate sales, and hopefully it will grow into a community hub.

If you’d like to help support, find something you no longer need, and post it on the exchange!

A night of theater, live music, dancing and booze. One-night of your dark fantasies and frivolous fun. The Haunted Bordello lives on! Get Tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/haunted-bordello-2026-the-vampyre-sabbat-tickets-2002182855819

Port Townsend's Haunted Bordello rises up to titillate and terrify you once again. This year, The Vampyre Sabbat immerses you in a cavern crawling with creatures of the night. Brace yourself for drama, burlesque, and boot-stomping good tunes as you dance to Ranger & the Rearrangers. The Billy Club spookeasy waits to serve your beverage of choice.

One night only. Single venue - a blood & sweat-soaked evening's entertainment.

Information

Date: Saturday Oct 24th, 2026

Admission time: Doors, bar and band at 7pm, show starts 7:30

Location: American Legion Hall, 209 Monroe St. Port Townsend

Admission: Pre-purchase tickets

·        $25: Prepaid general admission

·        $50: VIP - Preferred seating, complimentary drinks, special attention. Schmancy!

·        Afraid of commitment? We get you. Show up with $25 cold hard cash.

The Details...wherein resides the Devil

·        A Different Dark Experience: A theater experience with a dash of Burlesque and lot of dancing. This ain't no walk in the rain. Settle in for the evening.

·        Must be 21 years old to enter, no exceptions. If you look under 35, bring ID.

·        Touching the actors results in your immediate removal. Neither will anyone touch you, sorry.

·        No photography, weapons, food or outside beverages.

·        Costumes welcome.

·        This event includes strobe lights, artificial smoke, loud noises, and graphic scenes of violence with sexual content that might offend some guests. You can thank us later.

·        If you are disturbed by skin, sin, or scariness then this probably isn't for you.

Past Haunted Bordellos featured a walking tour. We've transformed. It's our pleasure to offer you a titillating, terrifying and less rain-soaked entertainment under one dry roof. Do join us. Website: http://www.hauntedbordello.com

Im going to be in port townsend for one afternoon and am highly debating a few places for lunch. Im having a hard time narrowing it down and am starting to get option fatigue. I wanted to see what your choice would be from these options:

Dogs-a-foot for a good hot dog

Anchor for a good smash burger

Tommykmockers for chowder

Sea js for good fish

Or mo bbq

They all look so good. 😯😰

And as always thanks in advance as i know these questions can get old and repetitive

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Hi! I'm an Master's candidate in Architecture at Rice Uni in Houston, and my thesis project site is Port Townsend! So this might sound a little unusual of a request but I'm looking for someone who can take some site photographs for me. They would consist of some very simple street photographs and of empty plots of land.

I will be travelling there myself as well but I'd like to see if I can manage to get some photographs before I organize my trip later this winter.

We can talk of compensation of course. And for photographs I'd be providing pinned locations in the town, as well as a few examples of the type of photography I'm looking for, mostly simple orthagonal and direct photographs.

Hello, I'm curious about how community resources for people in need of care. I know the average age is older, are there services for elderly adults? Young kids? School age kids? Adults with developmental disabilities?

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I'm an able-bodied mid-30's man seeking part-time or temporary work and POSSIBLY full-time for the right people. I have experience in construction (solar installation and some masonry), exterior property maintenance (fine gardening, landscaping and pool maintenance), food and bev (prep, baking or dishwashing ONLY: I will not work the line or FOH), retail (POS, stocking, inventory). Lots of experience driving; regular experience interacting with clients.

I have guaranteed, stable, year-round housing here in PT.

Please comment here or DM me for more information. Thanks!

Link to register https://northwindart.org/search?type=product%2Carticle%2Cpage%2Ccollection&q=Pinhole\*

Bring a friend for free discount code (FRIEND)

Home composting class - last one until May, 2027
 
Join us for an engaging interactive 90-minute workshop with instruction on how to create and maintain a healthy compost system with food and yard waste. Create compost to amend your soil, retain moisture, provide essential nutrients for your plants, & MORE! Workshop cost is $25. Participants will receive a $125 Earth Machine compost bin.  One per household, please.  Participants must attend the full workshop to receive their compost bin.  Additional family members and/or friends may attend at no charge with one paid registration. Available to Jefferson County residents only who have not attended a previous compost class with us. Sponsored by Jefferson County Public Works and Port Townsend Public Works.
 
Click on a link to register for class:
Saturday, October 10; 10-11:30AM; in person at Quimper Grange in Port Townsend; register for this class HERE
 
For more information, email [Laura Tucker](mailto:Ltucker@co.jefferson.wa.us) or see our web page at Jefferson County Solid Waste

Please join us at the Chimacum Grange on October 3rd from 10-11am, for an updated “Spin Your Meter Backwards With Solar” presentation by Andy Cochrane. He will explain how solar electric power systems work, state and utility financial incentives, equipment choices and the basics of site assessment. This presentation is recently updated with changes in policy, incentives, and updates in technology, especially in regards to the current state of technology og Energy Storage Systems and lithium batteries. Olympic Peninsula solar projects will be used to illustrate.

Since 2003 Power Trip Energy Corp has installed over 1250 grid-tied solar PV systems on the Olympic Peninsula totaling more than 12 megawatts of power-generating capacity. Come learn why grid-tied PV is the most reliable and economically sensible way to generate your own energy.

Please click the link to RSVP:

https://powertripenergy.com/event/spin-your-meter-backwards-in-chimacum/

I will be retiring soon. My wife and I are strongly considering buying in Port Townsend, Friday Harbor or Anacortes. We love all three towns for different reasons. I'm in my mid-60s, and my wife is in her late 50s. We like going on long scenic walks every day, that is important to us. We can pretty much adapt to any situation. We will be buying a home and, fortunately, budget is not a concern for us in any of the three towns. We have stayed in all three towns, but have visited Port Townsend the most. Friday Harbor was great BUT when we stayed there for a week 6 years ago there was a problem with the ferry, which delayed our return, so I'd be very interested in hearing from locals if the Friday Harbor ferry is reliable. We met friendly locals in all 3 towns, but other posters on Reddit, Facebook, etc, said the opposite, so I would be interested in hearing any thoughts about which town has the friendliest residents.

Thanks in advance for any info anyone can offer. 

New year is coming soon. I need to find a place to escape to so that my dog won't bark and I can get a few good night sleep. Is Port Townsend quiet for NYE?

Can anyone tell me who runs the used vehicle lot on this corner? I haven’t seen a sign to contact them. I’d like to sell a vehicle and wondered if they sell on consignment or not. TIA.

Washington State’s Department of Ecology fined the Port Townsend Paper Company $743,000 for a series of spills, including two that poured out thousands of gallons of highly alkaline black liquor.

Trying to figure out the cycling club and other info I can get from the logo on this guy's shirt. Original photos are at rhe Living History Museum in Port Angeles

There are very cool grants available for schools.  I don’t know whom to send this information to.  
https://ecology.wa.gov/about-us/who-we-are/our-programs/solid-waste-management/waste-not-washington-school-awards

https://washingtonsoilhealthinitiative.com/open_grants/

There’s a few in here.