Fest Fun 2021

By Stephanie Wiegand | July 9, 2021

Imagining a Stronger, Brighter Future Together!

It was delightful to celebrate with so many of you online at FutureFest. Together, we raised more than $170,000 to protect the farms, fish, and forests of Jefferson County forever, and the gifts are continuing to come in.

Thank you so much for your support!

The links to high-resolution versions of the videos shared during the evening are below, along with some photos from the event in the interactive gallery directly below. Click on the Read More > link to enjoy them.

FutureFest Donations

If you made a pledge to give during our paddle raise and would like to fulfill it online, please use the donate button below. Or, if you’d like to send a check, please mail it to Jefferson Land Trust, 1033 Lawrence St, Port Townsend WA 98368. Thank you!

FutureFest Videos

Below are the videos featured during FutureFest in order of appearance.

Welcome from Richard Tucker

Richard Tucker kicked off FutureFest with the following welcome video.

Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe Blessing

Loni Greninger of the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe honored us with this blessing.

Grace Love Performance

Grace Love, local musician and owner of FutureFest restaurant partner Nadine’s Kitchen, shared a song from the heart.

Students for Sustainability

The Students for Sustainability are working toward creating a more sustainable community in Port Townsend, Jefferson County, and beyond.

Video by Plumb Productions

Connected Conservation Video

In planning conservation projects, the Land Trust is taking an integrated approach wherever possible. The work we’re doing at the head of Quilcene Bay is a great example of connected conservation.

Video by Plumb Productions

Steel City Men’s Chorus

For the second year in a row, the Steel City Men’s Chorus helps us wrap up our virtual Fest event. This year’s performance is “The Road Home” by Stephen Paulus. Our executive director, Richard Tucker was one of the founders of the chorus.