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About Quilcene Lantern

Welcome to Quilcene Lantern, a versatile rustic barn venue perched on a expansive 53-acre property in Quilcene, WA. With a main stage housed inside a historic 100-year-old barn, this venue offers flexible indoor and outdoor setups for audiences of up to 300 attendees. Guests enjoy on-site lodging including cabins and a farmhouse, plus camping options, making it an ideal spot for multi-day events or intimate concert experiences on the Olympic Peninsula.

Whether you’re attending a marquee event like TARBOO or a cozy evening of live music, Quilcene Lantern combines rustic charm with reliable logistics. We’ve got you covered with clear parking details, accessible transport options, and nearby lodging and dining choices to help you plan a seamless visit.

Venue highlights include on-site parking, a barn stage with authentic warmth, and abundant space for both seated and standing configurations. Reachable by road on the Olympic Peninsula, Quilcene Lantern sits near Bainbridge and Kingston ferries, with no formal public transit listed by the venue. For extended stays, explore lodging within the site — cabins, a farmhouse, and campground — and nearby Port Townsend or Sequim hotels. We’ll help you secure your seats and coordinate with trusted nearby hotels and restaurants so your night (or weekend) goes smoothly.

Note: This page covers general venue details. For each event, please check the specific date and format (indoor vs. outdoor) as setups may vary. Date to be announced or RESCHEDULED dates will be clearly indicated on event pages where applicable.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: up to 300 guests (indoors and/or outdoors, depending on setup).
  • Address: 7360 Center Rd, Quilcene, WA 98376.
  • Venue type: rustic barn venue on a 53‑acre property; includes on‑site lodging (cabins + farmhouse) and camping; main stage inside a 100‑year‑old barn.
  • Parking: onsite parking available; festival pages note parking arrangements (e.g., TARBOO).
  • Transit/Access: located on the Olympic Peninsula; nearby ferries include Bainbridge (approx. 30–45 minutes to ferry) and Kingston (approx. 30 minutes); no formal public transit listed by the venue.
  • Nearby hotels: on‑site lodging options (cabins, farmhouse) and camping; additional lodging exists in Port Townsend/Sequim areas.
  • Notable events hosted: TARBOO music festival (annual), Night at the Grand Opera, and a calendar of regular concerts and smaller events.