Harstine Island Community Club

Community Hall

The Harstine Island Community Club promotes educational, cultural, art, and social opportunities for our community, our off-island neighbors and for all the new friends we have yet to meet. The club actively manages and preserves the Harstine Island Community Hall, respecting the storied history of the Hall and the Island while looking forward to the future.

Watercolor Art Class

Join artist and educator, Karen Abel-Dickinson of Rayten Creative Design for this fun and inspiring 3 part series to learn how to pain in watercolor. Karen has been painting for years and she is excited to share what she has learned about watercolor painting. Her art is fun and whimsical and the class is sure to be a blast! The class is perfect for all levels – no prior experience needed. The class series costs $36 for all your supplies. Hope to see you there!

Baking Class

Just in time for the holidays! Rose Benz, is “spilling the flour” on how to make her famous dinner buns and cinnamon rolls In this hands-on class on October 28, Rose will be teaching her bread making skills and you will be taking home your own pan of buns or cinnamon rolls from the class. Please bring a countertop mixer, baking pan, measuring cups & spoons, apron and oven mitts with you.

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Double Your Impact!

The HICC Board will match the first $5000 in donations received in September and October.

Lajune Community Lunch

Come join us for lunch on Wednesday, October 16 at noon.

Movie Night

NOTICE: The October 4 movie night is canceled.

Come see a movie or two and support the Harstine Island Cemetery on Friday, October 18 starting at 7:00 PM.

Enlightening Minds

The Olympic Cougar Project represents an important and exciting partnership between Panthera and six indigenous tribes, led by the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe, to study and protect pumas in the dense coniferous forests, glacier-clad mountains and rugged coastlines of Washington’s stunning Olympic Peninsula. Pumas, also called cougars locally, have lower genetic diversity on the Peninsula than in other areas of the state. Together they are establishing additional partnerships to continue towards our goal of increasing connectivity and genetic viability of these big cats. Join us to hear about this important partnership!

Grief Support Group

A new support group for those experiencing grief due to the loss of a loved one, diagnosis of terminal illness or disability, divorce, loss of a home or a meaningful loss in life will meet every Monday starting on September 23.

Yoga Class

A new yoga class meeting on Tuesdays and Thursdays will be starting on September 24.

Become a Member

Your membership helps support the historic Harstine Island Community Hall and our other programs.