Irrigation Festival kicks off first weekend in Sequim
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With fun for all-ages, Washington state’s oldest, longest, continuous-running festival — the Sequim Irrigation Festival — returns this weekend for its 129th year. Spread across two weekends, Crazy Callen Weekend is up first May 3-5 with activities mostly in Carrie Blake Community Park, followed by the Grand Finale Weekend May 9-11, including the Grand Parade on May 10.
After several years as the leader of the all-volunteer Sequim Irrigation Festival, Deon Kapetan is passing on the reins.
SEQUIM — Crazy Callen Weekend, the 2023 Sequim Irrigation Festival’s first weekend today through Sunday, has moved all Saturday and Sunday events to Carrie Blake Community Park, 202 N. Blake Ave., by the James Center for Performing Arts band shell.
Carrie Blake Park to host most events