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2014 Penn Cove Water Festival Dedicated to Roger Purdue

08 Thursday May 2014

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2014’s Penn Cove Water Festival features annual tribal canoe races, Native arts and crafts, demonstrations, storytelling, dance performances, artist demonstrations, authentic Native foods, children’s activities, and exhibits and displays. First celebrated in 1930, the Penn Cove Water Festival is a long held tradition on Whidbey.

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DEDICATED to ROGER PURDUE (1938-2013)

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For two decades Roger created the beautiful artwork for the Penn Cove Water Festival poster.

Of Tsimshian tribe heritage, Roger grew up on Orcas Island where he developed a deep love for nature, salmon and whales. Moving to Whidbey as a young man, Roger was a teacher in Oak Harbor, and after retiring celebrated his Northwest Native heritage in his artwork and carvings. His generosity to the Penn Cove Water Festival and to the community will never be forgotten, and his beautiful, creative depictions of nature will live on forever.

PCWF14RACKCARD2scaledTomorrow, Friday May 9: Storytelling event by Lou Labombard at the Pacific Rim Institute in Coupeville. MAP

Festival day, Saturday, May 10th, enjoy tribal boat races, story telling, music, dancing and the Native Spirit Art Show at the Coupeville Recreation Hall. MAP

NOTE: the Native Spirit Art Show will hold over for Sunday, May 11th, too.

Regional and Canadian Tribes participating in the boat races will be: Nooksack Tribe; Swinomish Tribe; Makah Tribe; Lummi Tribe; Skowkale Band of Sto:lo First Nation Chehalis, BC and the Skwah Band Chilliwack Landing, BC.

Click Waterfest poster for a full line up of festival activities

Including activities for children

Contributions to the Penn Cove Water Festival both as volunteers and donations financially are appreciated by the festival organizers. If you would like to help in any way, or make a contribution visit the Penn Cove Water Festival Association website for a list of contacts.

Here’s to you Roger!  We’ll celebrate your life and your work this, and every, year!!

 

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More information about Roger Purdue:

Penn Cove Water Festival Tribute

Jan. 28, 2014 – Obituary – Whidbey News Times

Feb. 14, 2013 – Purdue honored for festival images – Whidbey Examiner

 

2011 Whale Wheel nears completion – Penn Cove Water Festival 

May 7, 2011 – Whales will replace salmon near the Coupeville Wharf – Whidbey News Times

 

 

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2014 Penn Cove Water Festival ~ Saturday, May 10th

18 Friday Apr 2014

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2014’s Penn Cove Water Festival continues our renewed focus on the cultural history of the region, and once again brings back all time favorite performers, new performers, and the fun, family atmosphere that is unique to the festival.

The Penn Cove Water Festival features annual tribal canoe races, Native arts and crafts, demonstrations, storytelling, dance performances, artist demonstrations, authentic Native foods, children’s activities, and exhibits and displays. First celebrated in 1930, the Penn Cove Water Festival is a long held tradition on Whidbey.


RogerPurdueGraceThis year the festival will be dedicated to the late Roger Purdue (1938-2013).

 

For two decades Roger created the beautiful artwork for the Penn Cove Water Festival poster. Of Tsimshian heritage, Roger grew up on Orcas Island where he developed a deep love for nature, salmon and whales. Moving to Whidbey as a young man, Roger was a teacher in Oak Harbor, and after retiring celebrated his Northwest Native heritage in his artwork and carvings. His generosity to the Penn Cove Water Festival and to the community will never be forgotten, and his beautiful, creative depictions of nature will live on forever.

PCWF14RACKCARD2scaledThe festival will kick off on Friday, May 9 with a Storytelling event by Lou Labombard at the Pacific Rim Institute in Coupeville. MAP

Festival day, Saturday, May 10th, enjoy tribal boat races, story telling, music, dancing and the Native Spirit Art Show at the Coupeville Recreation Hall. MAP

NOTE: the Native Spirit Art Show will hold over for Sunday, May 11th, too.

Regional and Canadian Tribes participating in the boat races will be: Nooksack Tribe; Swinomish Tribe; Makah Tribe; Lummi Tribe; Skowkale Band of Sto:lo First Nation Chehalis, BC and the Skwah Band Chilliwack Landing, BC

<Click Waterfest poster for a full line up of festival activities

Including activities for children

Contributions to the Penn Cove Water Festival by many individuals and organizations, both financially and as volunteers, are appreciated by the festival organizers. If you would like to help in any way, or make a contribution visit the Penn Cove Water Festival Association website for a list of contacts.

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Penn Cove Water Festival 2013

26 Friday Apr 2013

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2013 Penn Cove Water Festival, 2013 Penn Cove Water Festivial, Adam Lorio, Alysha Pickler, Amanda d'Almeida, Amanda Fabrizi, Amy Millenbach, Andy Walker, Angella Contreras, Anita de Give, Anna King, Bay Printing, Ben Etzell, Ben Haight, Ben Wehrman, Benye & John Weber, Benye Weber, Betty Gewald, Blue Fox Prints, Boat races coupeville, Bonnie Gretz, Bree Messner, Brett Arnold, Calley Walker, Cameron Boyd, Carol Parbs, Central Whidbey Chamber of Commerce, Central Whidbey Lions, Cole Weinstein, Coupeville Arts and Crafts Festival Association, Coupeville High School National Honor Society Members, Coupeville Historic Waterfront Association, Coupeville Leo's Club, Coupeville Lions, Coupeville Wharf Store, Danny Savalza, Debbie Wysomierski, Desiree Sanders, Diane Eelkema, Dianna Statt, Dick & Sandra Snowberger, Don Sherman, Dorothy Egnom, Drew Chan, Emily Clay, Faith Richards, Faith Wilder, Friends of the Coupeville Library, Front Street Grill, Garrett Compton, Gary & Dianna Piazzon, Gary Parker, Gary Piazzon, Gerry Roberts, Heni Barnes, Hertlein Grant Writing, Honey Bear, Honor Works, HonorWorks, Howard Garrett, Humanities of Washington, Island County Museum, Island County Washington, Island Transit, Jack Hanneman, Jackie Feusier, Jai'Lysa Hoskins, Jan Graham, Jane Monson, Jared Dickson, Joe Walck, Judy Lynn, Julie Dougherty-Winger, Kay Foss, Keith & Joyce Fruik, Kelsey Pape, Kenzie Kooch, Kimberly Porter, Konrad Borden, Kristen Tully, KT Wynn, Kyle Waterman, Kyle Waterman Penn Cove Water Festival, Lee James, Lou Labombard, Luke Pelant, Madison McPhee, Margaret Elphick, Maria Reyes Vick, Marilyn Engle, McKenzie Rice, Meghan Oakes, Mel Rogers, Michael Ferri & Jim Sherman, Michael Monson, Millie Fonda, Molly, Molly Hughes, Nathan Lamb, Native Boat Races, Native Tribes Pacific Northwest, Norma and Gerry Roberts, Oak Harbor Lions, Odette Lopez, Onee Hedeen, Orca Network, Penn Cove Water Festival, Penn Cove Waterfest, Penny Barville, Port of Coupeville, Rachel Wenzel, Ramona Laster, Reuben Greene, Richard Malaas, Roger Purdue, Samantha Thompson, Sarah Bailey, Shelby Nell, Sno-Isle Libraries, Squaxin Island Tribe, Stillaguamish Tribe, Suquamish Tribe, Susan Berta, Susan Berta & Howard Garrett, Suzanne Loomis, Teresa Ellis, Tim Quinn, Tom Ellis, Tommy Lyle, Tori Weber, Town of Coupeville, Tyler Gunther, US Foods, Vanessa Bernales, Vicky Reyes, Water Festival Whidbey, Whidbey Boat races, Whidbey Examiner, Whidbey Marketplace & News, Whidbey Telecom, Whidbey Waterfest, Windjammer Gallery, WSU Island County Extension Office

Saturday, May 18th, 2013 – 11am-5pm – Coupeville Waterfront

Click the poster for more information & below you can click to watch a video

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for May 18th

Penn Cove Water Festival

The Mission of the Penn Cove Water Festival Association is to continue an annual revival of the historic Coupeville Water Festival by bringing families together to enjoy Native American canoe racing, entertainment, crafts and culture, and by giving them a chance to learn about, appreciate, and protect the environment in which we all live.

The Penn Cove Water Festival features annual tribal canoe races, Native arts and crafts, demonstrations, storytelling, dance performances, artist demonstrations, authentic Native foods, children’s activities, and exhibits and displays.

Family friendly event – Come one – Come all

Click the image below to view an introductory video about the Water Fest

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FYI – If you can’t make 2013 – the 2014 Festival will be on May 10th

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2012 – WATER FESTIVAL was a SUCCESS!

21 Monday May 2012

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Anchorage Inn, BC, Benye Weber, Betty Gewald, Blue Fox Prints, Bonnie Gertz, Bonnie Gretz, Cathie Harrison, Central Whidbey Chamber of Commerce, Central Whidbey Fire Chief, Chehalis, Cheryl Bradkin, Chilliwack Landing, Coast Guard Auxiliary, Compass Rose Bed and Breakfast, Coupeville Arts & Crafts Festival Association, Coupeville High School Honor Society, Coupeville Inn, Coupeville Lions, Coupeville Town Mayor and Marshall, Deanna Rogers, Dianna Piazzon, Dick Snowberger, Elkhorn Trading Co., Front Street Grill, Gary Piazzon, George Lloyd, Gerry Roberts, Grace Purdue, Grace Tiffany, Hallie Herwick, Howard Garrett, Island County Historical Society and Museum, Island County Sheriff’s Department, Jackie Feusier, Jill Hein, Jim Sherman, Jim Sherman and Michael Ferri, John Weber, Judy Lynn, Julie Dougherty-Winger, Kay Foss, Ken and Nan Leaman, Kyle Waterman, Lavender Wind Farm, Linda Eccles, Lisa Haas, Long's Harbor Store, Lou Labombard, Luce Ed Computing Support, Lummi Tribe, Makah Tribe, Mel Rogers, Michael Ferri, Millie Fonda, Molly Hughes, Mosquito Fleet, Nahma Investments, NAS Whidbey Island, Nooksack Tribe, Office Max, Orca Network, Penn Cove Shellfish, Penn Cove Shellfish Farm, Penn Cove Veterinary Clinic, Platt and Buescher -Attorneys at Law, Port of Coupeville, Puget Sound Energy, Ralph and Karen Munro, Ramona Laster, Ricardo Reyes, Richard Melaas, Rick Castellano, Roger Purdue, Sammye Kempbell, Sandra Dubpernell, Sandra Pollard, Sarah Schmidt, Skowkale Band of Sto:lo First Nation, Skwah Band, South Whidbey Yacht Club, Susan Berta, Susan Berta and Howard Garrett, Swil Kanim, Swil Kanim Honorworks Foundation, Swinomish Tribe, Teresa Ellis, The Coupeville Wharf, The Jenne Farm, The Whidbey Examiner, Toby's Tavern, Tom Ellis, Town of Coupeville, Vickie Reyes, Whidbey General Hospital EMS, Whidbey Island Bank, Whidbey Island Boat races, Whidbey Island Coupeville, Whidbey Island Family, Whidbey Island Festival, Whidbey Island Indians, Whidbey Watershed Stewards, Wilbur Purdue, Windjammer Gallery

WOW!  What a wonderful 2012 Penn Cove Water Festival we had in historic Coupeville this weekend! 

The Coupeville Historic Waterfront Association would like to THANK all those who made the Water Fest a hugh success!  

Besides great weather and calm seas, we want to thank the people who made this years festival so wonderful!  Big THANKS especially goes out to the Penn Cove Water Festival Volunteer Board of Directors, sponsors and working volunteers who pulled out the stops and created a fantastic event!  

Images on this post are links to Penn Cove Water Festival sponsor sites.  

THANKS, THANKS and MORE THANKS TO:

2012 WATER FESTIVAL SPONSORS!!!!!  Coupeville Arts & Crafts Festival Association Puget Sound Energy Honorworks Port of Coupeville Penn Cove Shellfish Town of Coupeville 

PENN COVE WATER FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION BOARD                            Lisa Haas – President                                                               Vickie Reyes – Secretary                                                               Tom Ellis – Treasurer                                                                   Lou LaBombard – Native American Advisor                                   Julie Dougherty-Winger – Registered Agent                                                                 Teresa Ellis – Board Member at Large                                                                               Kay Foss – Board Member at Large                                                                                   Kyle Waterman – Board Member at Large

Penn Cove Water Festival VOLUNTERS: Susan Berta, Cheryl Bradkin, Rick Castellano, Linda Eccles, Michael Ferri, Jackie Feusier, Millie Fonda, Howard Garrett , Betty Gewald, Bonnie Gretz, Cathie Harrison, Hallie Herwick, Molly Hughes, Sammye Kempbell, Ramona Laster, Richard Melaas, Dianna Piazzon, Gary Piazzon, Grace Purdue, Roger Purdue, Wilbur Purdue, Ricardo Reyes, Gerry Roberts, Deanna Rogers, Mel Rogers, Jim Sherman, Grace Tiffany, John Weber, Dick Snowberger, Sandra Pollard…  HOPE WE DID NOT FORGET ANYONE!

THE FOLLOWING FOR THEIR IN-KIND DONATIONS to the PENN COVE WATER FESTIVAL                                                                                                              Blue Fox Prints, Central Whidbey Chamber of Commerce, Central Whidbey Fire Chief, Coast Guard Auxiliary, Coupeville High School Honor Society, Coupeville Town Mayor and Marshall, The Coupeville Wharf, Island County Historical Society and Museum, Front Street Grill, Island County Sheriff’s Department, Long’s Harbor Store, Lou Labombard, Mosquito Fleet, NAS Whidbey Island, Orca Network, Office Max, Platt and Buescher -Attorneys at Law, Roger Purdue, South Whidbey Yacht Club, The Whidbey Examiner, Whidbey General Hospital EMS, Whidbey Island Bank, Windjammer Gallery

Tribal participants in the Penn Cove Water Festival Canoe Races include: Nooksack Tribe, Swinomish Tribe, Makah Tribe, Lummi Tribe, Skowkale Band of Sto:lo First Nation, Chehalis, BC, Skwah Band, Chilliwack Landing, BC
A great time was had by all – and The Coupeville Historic Waterfront Association is happy to pass the thanks around !  
PENN COVE WATER FESTIVAL 2012 was a
RESOUNDING SUCCESS!  
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Penn Cove Water Festival SUCCESS!

21 Monday May 2012

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Anchorage Inn, BC, Benye Weber, Betty Gewald, Blue Fox Prints, Bonnie Gertz, Bonnie Gretz, Cathie Harrison, Central Whidbey Chamber of Commerce, Central Whidbey Fire Chief, Chehalis, Cheryl Bradkin, Chilliwack Landing, Coast Guard Auxiliary, Compass Rose Bed and Breakfast, Coupeville Arts & Crafts Festival Association, Coupeville High School Honor Society, Coupeville Inn, Coupeville Lions, Coupeville Town Mayor and Marshall, Deanna Rogers, Dianna Piazzon, Dick Snowberger, Elkhorn Trading Co., Front Street Grill, Gary Piazzon, George Lloyd, Gerry Roberts, Grace Purdue, Grace Tiffany, Hallie Herwick, Howard Garrett, Island County Historical Society and Museum, Island County Sheriff’s Department, Jackie Feusier, Jill Hein, Jim Sherman, Jim Sherman and Michael Ferri, John Weber, Judy Lynn, Julie Dougherty-Winger, Kay Foss, Ken and Nan Leaman, Kyle Waterman, Lavender Wind Farm, Linda Eccles, Lisa Haas, Long's Harbor Store, Lou Labombard, Luce Ed Computing Support, Lummi Tribe, Makah Tribe, Mel Rogers, Michael Ferri, Millie Fonda, Molly Hughes, Mosquito Fleet, Nahma Investments, NAS Whidbey Island, Nooksack Tribe, Office Max, Orca Network, Penn Cove Shellfish, Penn Cove Shellfish Farm, Penn Cove Veterinary Clinic, Platt and Buescher -Attorneys at Law, Port of Coupeville, Puget Sound Energy, Ralph and Karen Munro, Ramona Laster, Ricardo Reyes, Richard Melaas, Rick Castellano, Roger Purdue, Sammye Kempbell, Sandra Dubpernell, Sandra Pollard, Sarah Schmidt, Skowkale Band of Sto:lo First Nation, Skwah Band, South Whidbey Yacht Club, Susan Berta, Susan Berta and Howard Garrett, Swil Kanim, Swil Kanim Honorworks Foundation, Swinomish Tribe, Teresa Ellis, The Coupeville Wharf, The Jenne Farm, The Whidbey Examiner, Toby's Tavern, Tom Ellis, Town of Coupeville, Vickie Reyes, Whidbey General Hospital EMS, Whidbey Island Bank, Whidbey Island Boat races, Whidbey Island Coupeville, Whidbey Island Family, Whidbey Island Festival, Whidbey Island Indians, Whidbey Watershed Stewards, Wilbur Purdue, Windjammer Gallery

WOW!  What a wonderful 2012 Penn Cove Water Festival we had in historic Coupeville this weekend! 

The Coupeville Historic Waterfront Association would like to THANK all those who made the Water Fest a hugh success!  

Besides great weather and calm seas, we want to thank the people who made this years festival so wonderful!  Big THANKS especially goes out to the Penn Cove Water Festival Volunteer Board of Directors, sponsors and working volunteers who pulled out the stops and created a fantastic event!  

Images on this post are links to Penn Cove Water Festival sponsor sites.  

THANKS, THANKS and MORE THANKS TO:

2012 WATER FESTIVAL SPONSORS!!!!! 
Coupeville Arts & Crafts Festival Association
Puget Sound Energy
Honorworks
Port of Coupeville
Penn Cove Shellfish
Town of Coupeville 

PENN COVE WATER FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION BOARD                            Lisa Haas – President                                                               Vickie Reyes – Secretary                                                               Tom Ellis – Treasurer                                                                   Lou LaBombard – Native American Advisor                                   Julie Dougherty-Winger – Registered Agent                                                                 Teresa Ellis – Board Member at Large                                                                               Kay Foss – Board Member at Large                                                                                   Kyle Waterman – Board Member at Large

Penn Cove Water Festival VOLUNTERS: Susan Berta, Cheryl Bradkin, Rick Castellano, Linda Eccles, Michael Ferri, Jackie Feusier, Millie Fonda, Howard Garrett , Betty Gewald, Bonnie Gretz, Cathie Harrison, Hallie Herwick, Molly Hughes, Sammye Kempbell, Ramona Laster, Richard Melaas, Dianna Piazzon, Gary Piazzon, Grace Purdue, Roger Purdue, Wilbur Purdue, Ricardo Reyes, Gerry Roberts, Deanna Rogers, Mel Rogers, Jim Sherman, Grace Tiffany, John Weber, Dick Snowberger, Sandra Pollard…  HOPE WE DID NOT FORGET ANYONE!


THE FOLLOWING FOR THEIR IN-KIND DONATIONS to the PENN COVE WATER FESTIVAL
                                                                                                              Blue Fox Prints, Central Whidbey Chamber of Commerce, Central Whidbey Fire Chief, Coast Guard Auxiliary, Coupeville High School Honor Society, Coupeville Town Mayor and Marshall, The Coupeville Wharf, Island County Historical Society and Museum, Front Street Grill, Island County Sheriff’s Department, Long’s Harbor Store, Lou Labombard, Mosquito Fleet, NAS Whidbey Island, Orca Network, Office Max, Platt and Buescher -Attorneys at Law, Roger Purdue, South Whidbey Yacht Club, The Whidbey Examiner, Whidbey General Hospital EMS, Whidbey Island Bank, Windjammer Gallery

Tribal participants in the Penn Cove Water Festival Canoe Races include: Nooksack Tribe, Swinomish Tribe, Makah Tribe, Lummi Tribe, Skowkale Band of Sto:lo First Nation, Chehalis, BC, Skwah Band, Chilliwack Landing, BC
A great time was had by all – and The Coupeville Historic Waterfront Association is happy to pass the thanks around !  
PENN COVE WATER FESTIVAL 2012 was a
RESOUNDING SUCCESS!  
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