Weekend Plan

Five Things to Do Out of Town This Weekend

Drink beer, run for your life, and meet Julie Andrews.

By Stephanie Rubesh October 14, 2011

Julie Andrews begs the Reverend Mother to let her wail Sister Act-style.

-The third annual Gig Harbor Film Festival presents three days of local and international independent film. From documentaries to comedy to gripping dramas, there is something for everyone, including a visit from Julie Andrews at a sold-out gala on Saturday. (In town, you can get your Julie fix when Cinerama’s 70mm Film Festival shows The Sound of Music on Saturday.)

-Strange things are afoot at Bremerton’s Kitsap Haunted Fairgrounds this weekend. The scare experience includes deranged, chainsaw-wielding spooks and bloody sickles, presented by an all-volunteer staff.

-At the Firemen Chili Cook-off and Stomp Party in Redmond on Saturday, you can stomp grapes, go pumpkin bowling, and try first-class chili. It all supports the WSCFF Burn Foundation.

-Tell Me a Story: Skagit County Historical Museum in La Conner invites you to join poet Sam Green and authors Arlene Empie and Bob Skeele for a Sunday event featuring stories of the great Northwest, as well as a unique historical art exhibit featuring more than 100 local artists.

-Oktoberfest is almost over in Leavenworth, so this weekend is your last chance to catch the four live musical venues, bratwurst, and beer.

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