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Harvest at the Harbor

Oak Harbor, WALocal News

Oak Harbor will host its annual "Harvest at the Harbor" festival on August 26, 2025, at the scenic Oak Harbor Marina. The event will showcase food trucks and fun activities such as a rain gutter for children, creating a family-friendly atmosphere. Local residents and visitors are encouraged to capture memories through various photo opportunities, enhancing the festival experience. This celebration aims to honor the region's agricultural heritage, fostering a sense of community pride. The festival also serves as a platform for local businesses, allowing food vendors to showcase their offerings.

Attendance is anticipated to bolster local tourism, drawing visitors to the area. Historical events like this have previously increased community engagement and economic activity in Oak Harbor. The festival reflects the area's commitment to celebrating its culture and community spirit.

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