Turtleback Farm Inn Bed and Breakfast, Orcas Island, San Juan Islands, Washington

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At Turtleback Farm Inn

1-800-376-4914

Turtleback Farm Inn - An Orcas Island Bed and Breakfast

SURPRISE YOUR SWEETHEART

We will happily provide a gift basket with cheese, crackers, fruit and candies or a special bouquet. Call us with your interest and we will be certain your gift is awaiting your arrival. Prices depend on the gift items you choose.

DAY ON THE SOUND

Weather permitting, we will arrange a kayak trip. You will not need any extra equipment, just your interest. Come Spring, whale watching excursions will again be available. The fee will be collected by the operator

FOR THE VERY ADVENTUROUS

In partnership with Wildlife Cycles, we will arrange for a custom mountain bike to be delivered to The Inn. Pack a towel and the picnic that we will provide and set out to cycle the picturesque and challenging roads of our magnificent island. Rates will depend on the type of adventure you prefer.

COMING UP AT THE ORCAS CENTER:

Orcas Choral Society -- Friday-Saturday, May 9-10, 7:30 pm., $10, $3 (students)
Join the Orcas Choral Society as it presents its traditional May concert, Songs for Spring, featuring Sharon Abreu as guest soloist. Highlights will include “songs about coffee”– from Bach to Java Jive, and favorites old and new from the Choral Society’s repertoire of beautiful choral music. Catherine Pederson directs this 50-voice community choir.

April Verch -- Saturday, May 17, 7:30 pm. $20, $16 (Orcas Center members), $10 (students)
Welcome back, April! This gal played to a sold-out audience in 2005 and Orcas Islanders have been asking for her ever since. Verch is an accomplished fiddler and step-dancer whose love for her native Canadian musical traditions meld with her fondness of mountain tunes. And folks, she fiddles and dances at the same time!

Island Sinfonia -- Sunday, May 18, 3 pm. $10 for adults, Free for children
Recently featured with the Orcas A Cappella Singers and composer Damijan Mocnik, Island Sinfonia will offer a spring concert conducted by Jack Lynch leading the 25+ member orchestra of adults and youth in a program of classical and American music. Movements from Beethoven’s Sixth Symphony, Hansel and Gretel, the 1812 Overture, and Gould’s Symphonette No. 2 will be included in the program.

Reservations: (800) 376-4914 (in the United States only)
or (360) 376-4914