Upcoming Events

Peninsula College is proud to announce John Vaillant as the 2024 Writer in Residence. Vaillant, and award-winning science and nature writer is best known for his book, The Golden Spruce, A True Story of Myth, Madness and Greed, which won the Governor General Literary Award for nonfiction, British Columbia’s National Award for Canadian nonfiction. Vaillant also wrote other bestselling books, including The Tiger: A True Story of Vengeance and Survival, which won the RBC Taylor Prize for Nonfiction and the Governor General’s Literary Award for Nonfiction.

Arran Stark is the Director of Food Services at Jefferson Healthcare.

He incorporates fresh local ingredients in his kitchen at Jefferson Healthcare.  “I really want to take the food across the board. I want to take it to the patients. I want to take it to employees. I want to take it to guests of the hospital – good wholesome food that is prepared from the heart.”

Celebrate your 2023-24 year at PC and enjoy spring weather with food, music, and games including outdoor volleyball, a tie-dye event, spikeball, cornhole and an adult-size slip-and-slide.

Learn how you can earn college credits as a junior and senior in high school—tuition free. Peninsula College Running Start will host an information session on the Port Angeles campus on Tuesday, June 4.

Agenda  

• 6:00 pm – OPTIONAL campus tour with student ambassadors  
• 6:30 pm – Presentation begins
• 7:30 pm – Information tables open

Registration

Register for info sessions at pencol.edu/RunningStart.

Join PC students, staff and child care children with a day of creating sidewalk chalk art in Pirate Square. The event will also feature voting for the Welding Club's Junk Art War, food, beverages and music.

Danielle McClelland is the Executive Director of the Port Townsend Film Festival.

Danni has spent thirty years organizing and presenting film and live events, primarily at the 600-seat historic Buskirk-Chumley Theater in Bloomington, IN. In addition, they have taught Art & Social Change as an adjunct professor, consulted with civic entities on the power of building arts infrastructure, and worked professionally as a writer, director, and performer.