The Circus and Outdoor Movie were a big hit this year, setting an event record for Worthington Park of over 480 attendees – a great response from our entire community, including many families. The circus was wildly entertaining, and a large part of the crowd stayed for the outdoor movie. The Skokomish tribe also offered […]
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Gravel Unravel: 2021 Recap
What an outstanding event for Worthington Park, Quilcene, and our region! This year’s Bon Jon Pedal Bender drew over 170 bicyclists (out of 240 total registered) and was the largest draw of the three Gravel Races. Our partnership with Peninsula Adventure Sports was a complete pleasure; the relaxed professionalism of Lorrie Mittmann and Tim Tucker […]
12th Annual Tasting Gala – August 13
This year, we’re throwing a tropical beach party with the breezy beach sounds of Caribe Steel Band’s Angie Tabor, Friday, August 13 from 5-8pm at Worthington Park in Quilcene. Some of the best local vineyards, cideries, and distilleries will be here in one gorgeous spot along the river. You’ll enjoy good friends, dancing, appetizers, pulled […]
Event: Up Up Up … and Up
Join Us for an Evening of Fun! Worthington Park is hosting a community evening event Under the Stars with an exciting circus performance by “Up, Up, Up” – followed by the award-winning Pixar animated movie, “Up.” Bring your blankets and camping chairs for a fun evening in the Park for all ages. The circus will […]
Celebrating Our 30th Anniversary
From Tiny Acorns… The Quilcene Historical Museum has accomplished many things in our 30 years of operation. Could there be a more momentous way to celebrate this anniversary than in completing the restoration and opening the doors of the Worthington mansion this year? We are eagerly anticipating the continuation of our mission to serve our […]
Article in the Port Ludlow Voice
Many thanks to Tim Rensema for his recent article published in the Port Ludlow Voice. Tim has been active as a volunteer during the restoration efforts of the Worthington Mansion, as well as various other community efforts. You can read the article by clicking on the image to view the large version, or click here […]
