Sasquatch!
Tue, Mar 03
|Location is TBD
This engaging presentation invites our community to explore local Sasquatch lore, regional history, and the shared stories that connect us to Hood Canal’s landscape. Whether you’re a skeptic, a believer, simply curious, join us for a fun look at one of the Northwest's most enduring mysteries.
Time & Location
Mar 03, 2026, 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM
Location is TBD
About the event
Sasquatch: A Pacific Northwest Mystery
TICKETED EVENT - MEMBERS $15pp / FUTURE MEMBERS $20pp
A link to pay for this event is coming soon! We have a very special Sasquatch professional coming along with an exciting venue to announce. You may RSVP now and pay at the door. MORE INFO COMING!
Deep in the forests of the Pacific Northwest, stories of Bigfoot—also known as Sasquatch—have been shared for generations. The name Sasquatch comes from Sasq’ets, a word from the Halq’emeylem language spoken by First Nations peoples of southwestern British Columbia, reflecting the deep cultural roots of these legends.
Often described as a towering, hair-covered figure with humanlike movement and oversized footprints, Bigfoot has become an enduring symbol of our region’s wild places. While sightings are rare, tales of strange sounds, powerful smells, and fleeting encounters continue to spark curiosity and conversation.
As part of HCIC’s speaker series, this engaging presentation invites…