24th Annual Harvest Celebration

Sunday, November 1 at Nourish in Sequim
Two seatings: 12:30–3:30 p.m. and 5–8 p.m.

For 24 years, the Harvest Celebration has brought our community together for North Olympic Land Trust’s signature annual fundraiser, supporting the farms, fish and forests of the North Olympic Peninsula and the lands and natural resources at the foundation of our culture, economy and way of life.

This year, we’re bringing this longtime North Olympic Land Trust and Friends of the Fields tradition to Nourish Sequim, with two seatings for the first time.

Join us for a seasonal farm-to-table dinner, live music and an afternoon or evening among friends and neighbors who love where they live. Together, we’ll celebrate the connection between people and land and raise critical support for conservation across the North Olympic Peninsula.

About Nourish

This year’s Harvest comes at an exciting time for Nourish, which recently began a new chapter under owners Tami Ardron, Pierre Jolivette and Heidi Jolivette.

The three bring decades of shared culinary experience to Sequim. Before making the North Olympic Peninsula home, they built and ran a high-end catering company in California wine country, creating thousands of custom dinners and events together.

At Nourish, they’re embracing a philosophy of “community over competition,” collaborating with local farmers and bringing what they describe as rustic, refined comfort food with global flair to the table.

We’re excited to partner with them for a Harvest meal rooted in the season and the community around us.

Event Details

Sunday, November 1, 2026
Nourish Sequim

Afternoon Seating
12:30–3:30 p.m.
Tickets: $135.00

Evening Seating
5–8 p.m.
Tickets: $135.00

Space is limited for each seating, and advance tickets are required.

Dietary Accommodations:

A vegetarian entrée will be available upon request.

Why Harvest Matters 

Harvest is North Olympic Land Trust’s annual fundraiser, and every ticket helps support our work to conserve the places that sustain life here: working farms and forests, habitat for fish and wildlife, and lands that give us opportunities to explore, gather and connect with nature.

For 35 years, that work has been powered by people who care deeply about this place. Harvest is one way we come together to keep it going.

Join us around the table to celebrate the place we all love to call home and help sustain the conservation work that keeps it special.

We hope to see you there!