Events & Festivals

Every Thursday 1-6pm, May 22nd - August 28th Celebrating 10 years in 2025!

Wonders of the Waterfront is a weekly Saturday morning tour that explores the natural wonders of the waterfront. Lead by Harbor WildWatch guides, the 1.5 mile walk begins at Donkey Creek

Learn from master boatbuilder Tom Regan as he guides program participants through a boat building, boat repair or boat restoration project. Community Boat Restoration Program projects have included building a 15.8 foot Lake George rowing boat, and the restoration and electric re-power of two classic Puget Sound motor launches the "A.R. Fisk"  and the "Gaylynn."  Go

Skiffs to Spirits Experience a unique guided walking tour that combines the rich history of Gig Harbor with the vibrant culture of its present. You’ll learn about the area’s past industries,

Be Part of Gig Harbor’s Maritime History! The Gig Harbor BoatShop is hard at work crafting a Seine Skiff to accompany the historic purse seiner Veteran! Whether you want to lend a hand, support the project with a donation, or simply watch the boat take shape, you’re invited to stop by and see the progress.

Be Part of Gig Harbor’s Maritime History! The Gig Harbor BoatShop is hard at work crafting a Seine Skiff to accompany the historic purse seiner Veteran! Whether you want to lend a hand, support the project with a donation, or simply watch the boat take shape, you’re invited to stop by and see the progress.

Every Thursday 1-6pm, May 22nd - August 28th Celebrating 10 years in 2025!

Wonders of the Waterfront is a weekly Saturday morning tour that explores the natural wonders of the waterfront. Lead by Harbor WildWatch guides, the 1.5 mile walk begins at Donkey Creek Park and journeys to the Maritime Pier. This tour is uniquely focused on the incredible diversity of life and natural history of the Gig Harbor

Learn from master boatbuilder Tom Regan as he guides program participants through a boat building, boat repair or boat restoration project. Community Boat Restoration Program projects have included building a 15.8 foot Lake George rowing boat, and the restoration and electric re-power of two classic Puget Sound motor launches the "A.R. Fisk"  and the "Gaylynn."  Go