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SUMMARY:San Juan Islands Farmers Market
DESCRIPTION:Find us at the San Juan Island Farmers Market today along with San Juan County Noxious Weed Control Board. 
URL:https://sjclandbank.org/event/san-juan-islands-farmers-market/
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SUMMARY:Partner Event | Free Guided Painting Session with Alchemy Art Center at Mount Grant Preserve
DESCRIPTION:Practice your plein air painting at with Alchemy Art Center on Land Bank preserves across San Juan Island! \n\n\n\nThe Land Bank is excited to partner with Alchemy on this plein air painting series for a second season. It is an opportunity for participants to connect with nature and create artworks inspired by our Islands’ landscapes. Each session will focus on a different section of Land Bank preserves on San Juan Island. \nSome acrylics\, brushes\, and canvas boards available for artists to use; participants are encouraged to bring their own materials if they would like. \nRegistration: Please register with Alchemy Art Center via Eventbrite (click here to register). Early if you are able\, as it helps Alchemy assure that classes meet their minimums in order to run! \nContact Tanja Williamson at tanjaw@sjclandbank.org or phone 360-370-7655 if you have questions.
URL:https://sjclandbank.org/event/partner-event-free-guided-painting-session-with-alchemy-art-center-at-mount-grant-preserve-2/
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SUMMARY:Volunteer Event | Third Thursdays at the Salish Seeds Project Nursery
DESCRIPTION:You’re invited to join other native plant lovers at the Salish Seeds Project nursery on San Juan Island every third Thursday of the month\, April – October.  Tasks vary by the season\, and can include weeding\, seeding\, thinning\, transplanting\, harvesting seed\, spreading woodchips\, pruning\, and watering.  Tools are provided\, but please bring gloves\, water\, and anything else you may need for the morning.  As an added bonus\, volunteers can take home any “orphan” plants on hand. \nThe Salish Seeds Project is a joint program of the San Juan County Conservation Land Bank and the San Juan Preservation Trust. Click here to learn more. \nRegistration is requested. R.S.V.P. to Tanja Williamson at 360-370-7655 or email tanjaw@sjclandbank.org.
URL:https://sjclandbank.org/event/volunteer-event-third-thursdays-at-the-salish-seeds-project-nursery/
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SUMMARY:Monthly Commission Meeting
DESCRIPTION:The San Juan County Conservation Land Bank Commission will hold their regular monthly meeting 8:30am-11:10am via Zoom. The meeting will also be available for in person public attendance at the Orcas Island Fire Hall\, located at 45 Lavender Lane\, Eastsound\, WA. The public is invited to attend. \nIn advance of the meeting a recording of the March 23 Proposed Limited Hunting on Two Orcas Island Preserves can be found on the County’s website at: https://sanjuancountywa.gov/623/Land-Bank-Commission. An opportunity for public comment specifically on proposed limited hunting on Orcas Island is built into the agenda. Please note\, public comments are limited to three minutes per commentator. Written public comments will be accepted until 5pm on Monday\, April 20\, by emailing erinh@sjclandbank.org. \nMeeting materials may be obtained three days prior to the meeting. Click HERE to download the agenda (includes Zoom meeting link) and meeting materials.
URL:https://sjclandbank.org/event/monthly-commission-meeting-45/
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SUMMARY:Volunteer Event | Spring 2026 Great Islands Clean Up - Our Planet\, Our Power
DESCRIPTION:Save the date for the Spring Great Islands Clean April 18. Supporting the Earth Day theme for 2026: Our Planet\, Our Power \nThe Great Islands Clean-up\, organized bi-annually every Spring and Fall\, is a collaborative effort led by the County’s Department of Environmental Stewardship Solid Waste Program in partnership with Orcas Recycling Services\, Lautenbach Recycling\, Lopez Solid Waste Disposal District\, San Juan Sanitation\, Friends of the San Juans\, the Stewardship Network of the San Juans\, and numerous individual\, business\, and service group volunteers. The event is made possible through funding from the WA Department of Ecology’s Community Litter Cleanup Program. \nLopez\n10–11am: Sign in\, pick your route\, and grab supplies at Lopez Village Park. Coffee and light snacks provided. Some supplies will be available for pick-up at Islandale Grocery on the south end. \n12–2pm: Drop off litter for free at the Lopez Dump\, following signs for GICU. \nContact Sarah with questions: sarahr@lopezsolidwaste.org | \nOrcas\nPick-up bags\, vests and grabbers starting Monday\, April 13th at The Exchange or on Saturday\, April 18th (day of event) at the Eastsound Village Green starting at 10am. \nCollected trash can be dropped off the day of the event between 2-3pm at the Village Green. \nParticipants can stop by Island Hoppin’ Brewery for a free pint starting at 4pm! \nContact: pete@exchangeorcas.org   |   360-376-4089 For more info visit: exchangeorcas.org/great-islands-clean-up \nShaw\nBring collected beach and roadside trash to Shaw baseball field on Saturday\, April 18 from 2 – 3 \nContact Jennifer with questions: outsidelanguage1@gmail.com | 360.378.7948 \nSan Juan\nMeet 10am at San Juan Island Brewing Co. parking lot\, 410 A St.\, Friday Harbor to pick-up collection equipment & receive beach & roadway assignments. Coffee & goodies will be provided by Lautenbach Recycling to fuel your efforts (bring your own coffee cup\, please!) Drop-off collected trash @ the same location by 1:30pm. \n1:30-4:00 After-party at San Juan Island Brewing Co. with music by DJ Miked Up Productions\, food for purchase from Molino San Juan\, drink tickets and raffle prizes for clean-up participants\, and the Stewardship Network’s Good Steward Awards. \nContact Katie Johnson with questions: katiej@sanjuancountywa.gov | 360.375.5368
URL:https://sjclandbank.org/event/volunteer-event-spring-2026-great-islands-clean-up-our-planet-our-power/
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SUMMARY:Partner Event | Fourth Annual Earth Day Orcas Eco Fair on the Waterfront
DESCRIPTION:The Earth Day Festival starts with an Eco Fair featuring 12 fun activities\, music\, and community resource tables\, 10am-1:30pm. 218 Main Street in Eastsound. Newly added is a Dances for Universal Peace gathering at 10am\, all abilities welcome. \nThe Peace Walk Parade starts at 11am and loops through Eastsound. Meet up at Emmanuel Labyrinth at 10:45am. This year the procession is a call for peace and compassion for all life on earth. Costumes\, face paint\, peace signs\, sing-alongs\, peace and eco theme props\, and help carrying the Earth Ball welcome! \nThe Eco Fair brings everyone back to Emmanuel noon-1:30pm with dance\, music\, sing-alongs\, art and science hands-on\, and news at community resource tables. Learn what’s going on with the Land Bank\, Master Gardeners\, OPAL Community Land Trust\, Island Rides and the great new Green Car Share\, Friends of the San Juans\, Protectors of the Salish Sea\, Friday Harbor Film Fest\, and The Orcas Garden Club. Hands-on art and solar projects for adults and kids are offered by Eye of the Whale Arts\, Salmonberry School\, and other friends of Earth Day. \nThe Peace Garden at Emmanuel is open through the end of the month with sculpture by Pete Welty\, Earic Morris\, Daniel Marks\, Dwight Duke\, and Keil Sloper at Emmanuel\, and on the 25th\, special memorials and peace features encourage bringing flowers\, prayers\, art\, and thoughtful reflection to honor the tragic loss of life in our own country\, and abroad. A large Earth Ball by Eric Morris graces the Parish Hall all month. \nTouching our hearts\, The Sacred Covenant is the concluding Earth Day event and features three indigenous musicians and spoken word artists. Paul Chiyokten Wagner (Saanich)\, Chenoa Egawa (Lummi and S’Klallam) and WA Poet Laureate Rena Priest (Lummi) will weave together powerful native flute\, drum\, chant\, song and stories that remind us of the human responsibility to care for our Earth. \nThe concert is funded in part by the National Endowment for the Arts as part of the Orcas Island Cultural Bridge project. Reserve a seat online for the 2pm concert. \nEvent details and registration for the Earth Day Orcas Film Fest and the Sacred Covenant Concert are online at https://earthdayorcas.org
URL:https://sjclandbank.org/event/partner-event-fourth-annual-earth-day-orcas-eco-fair-on-the-waterfront/
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SUMMARY:Future Land Bank Preserve Guided Tour\, Dolphin Bay Road\, Orcas Island
DESCRIPTION:4.24.2026: Registration closed \nCurious what’s been happening with the Land Bank’s recent acquisition along Orcas Island’s Dolphin Bay Road? \nTour the future preserve with Land Bank Preserve Steward\, Peter Guillozet\, and learn about proposed plans for habitat restoration and public access. Please note: due to limited parking\, the walk will be capped at 6 vehicles. Carpooling and/or cycling encouraged. RSVP to tanjaw@sjclandbank.org \nEmail tanjaw@sjclandbank.org or phone 360-370-7655 to reserve your spot.  \n 
URL:https://sjclandbank.org/event/future-land-bank-preserve-guided-tour-dolphin-bay-road-orcas-island/
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