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Field Day at Fort Worden is a family-friendly summer kickoff festival. From field games to art and craft activities, local youth performances to dancing to live music under the setting sun, there is something for everyone! We’ll have free root beer floats, a beer garden and plenty of local food vendors to serve up a delicious dinner.

What could be better than outdoor movies under the summer stars in Port Townsend’s backyard?

Fort Worden Hospitality and the Port Townsend Film Festival have teamed up to bring a series of family-oriented movies to the Fort Worden Commons Lawn, on Saturdays in July, starting July 8th. Please bring your own seating and remember that our summer nights can be cold, so bring warm layers and blankets to snuggle in. Fort Worden Hospitality will have snacks and drinks available for purchase, including adult beverages.

Saturday, July 8, 9:00pm

Bend It Like Beckham

PG-13, 2002, 112 min.

Director: Gurinder Chadha

A heartwarming comedy-drama that follows the story of Jess, a young British-Indian girl with a passion for soccer. Despite facing cultural expectations and her traditional family’s disapproval, Jess strives to pursue her dreams of playing football professionally, inspired by her idol David Beckham. This uplifting film explores themes of cultural identity, gender expectations, and the power of following one’s passion.

What could be better than outdoor movies under the summer stars in Port Townsend’s backyard?

Fort Worden Hospitality and the Port Townsend Film Festival have teamed up to bring a series of family-oriented movies to the Fort Worden Commons Lawn, on Saturdays in July, starting July 8th. Please bring your own seating and remember that our summer nights can be cold, so bring warm layers and blankets to snuggle in. Fort Worden Hospitality will have snacks and drinks available for purchase, including adult beverages.

Saturday, July 15, 9:00pm

Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon

PG-13, 2000, 120 min.

Director: Ang Lee

An epic martial arts masterpiece set in ancient China. The film weaves together a tale of love, honor, and destiny as it follows the intertwined lives of skilled warriors and their pursuit of a stolen legendary sword. With breathtaking fight scenes and a captivating story, this visually stunning film showcases the beauty and grace of martial arts while delving into themes of sacrifice, loyalty, and the search for inner peace.

What could be better than outdoor movies under the summer stars in Port Townsend’s backyard?

Fort Worden Hospitality and the Port Townsend Film Festival have teamed up to bring a series of family-oriented movies to the Fort Worden Commons Lawn, on Saturdays in July, starting July 8th. Please bring your own seating and remember that our summer nights can be cold, so bring warm layers and blankets to snuggle in. Fort Worden Hospitality will have snacks and drinks available for purchase, including adult beverages.

Saturday, July 22, 9:00pm

Billy Elliot

PG-13, 2000, 110 min.

Director: Stephen Daldry

An inspiring coming-of-age drama set in a mining town in northern England during the 1980s. The film tells the story of Billy, a young boy who discovers his passion for ballet, despite his father’s expectations for him to become a boxer. Against the backdrop of a community in turmoil due to the miners’ strike, Billy faces prejudice and adversity as he strives to follow his dreams and defy societal norms. This poignant film explores themes of self-discovery, family, and the power of pursuing one’s true calling.

Music & Arts & Other Things!

Come enjoy and immerse yourself in all THINGs music and art! This is the third year that this eclectic and intimate three-day festival of music and arts is being held at Fort Worden. This year features a tightly curated lineup of diverse performers with an emphasis on fresh discoveries and a vision to create an environment where all are welcomed and represented.

Tickets are on sale now in person at the Fort Worden Commons building and online at https://thingnw.org/