HOODSTOCK 2025 | UNION, AUGUST 15–16
Hoodstock Kickoff!
Friday, August 15 | 6pm - 10pm
Robinhood Village Resort, Union WA
Ticketed Event / 21+ over only (tickets available at www.hoodstock.org)
Lineup:
6pm - 6:45pm Liquid Horse
7pm - 7:45pm Lavon Blue Band
8pm - 10pm 5 Guys 1 Flute
Hoodstock Water Concert!
Saturday, August 16 | 12pm - 6pm
Union, WA
Boat launch: Union Marina, 5101 WA-106, Union, WA 98592
Lineup:
12pm - 1:30pm Cody Bartels and the Evergreen Playboys
2 pm - 2:30 pm Lovely Colours
4pm - 6pm Nearly Dan
Your flag is your ticket! Flags are available for purchase at the Union Country Store, May Mobile Marine, and Summertide Resort.
Hoodstock Land Festival!
Saturday, August 16 | 12pm - 4pm
Robinhood Village Resort, Union WA
Free admission from 12 pm - 4 pm, all ages | 15+ artisan vendors & food trucks!
Lineup:
12pm - 12:45pm Steve Beck
1pm - 1:45pm Biff Moss
2pm - 2:45pm Captain's Lounge
3:15pm - 4pm The Grit Band
6pm - 10pm
Robinhood Village Resort, Union WA
Ticketed Event / 21+ over only (tickets available at www.hoodstock.org)
Food and beverages available!
Lineup:
6pm - 7:30pm The Lumen
8pm - 10pm Garage Heroes
Flag Purchase: Flags are available at the Union Country Store, May Mobile Marine, and Summertide Resort.
For tickets and more details on each event, be sure to visit hoodstock.org and be ready to celebrate a dynamic heritage that blends “Then to Now” in a spectacular showcase of music, art, and history.
Orre Nobles at Olympus Manor
Step into a rich tapestry of art, music, and history as Hood Canal pays tribute to its creative roots this summer. The 8th Annual Hood Canal Music and Art Festival (Hoodstock) in Union, Washington is not just a lineup of modern performances—it’s a heartfelt homage to the illustrious artist colony that has defined this region since the early 1900s.
Long before the bohemian artists made “Union City” their home, the shores of Hood Canal were home to Native American tribes. Through carving, weaving, music, and storytelling, Hood Canal's first peoples expressed a connection to the land and waters, laying a foundation for a region defined by creativity.
The early 20th century saw the rise of flourishing art communities along Hood Canal, none more captivating than the Artist Colony of Olympus Manor. From 1924 to 1952, Olympus Manor was a beacon for the arts, attracting painters, sculptors, and bohemians alike. At the center of this vibrant colony was Orre Nobles, whose influence and passion for art continues to inspire present artisans.
Union's August festival embraces the theme “from then to now – the path to Hoodstock.” It’s a celebration of creative journeys that started in the early decades of the last century and continue to evolve in a modern landscape rich with musical and artistic expression. The festival offers an immersive experience that bridges eras with unique events planned to enchant both loyal art devotees and curious newcomers alike.
Honoring the Past: Revel in the rich history of the Olympus Manor artist’s colony spotlighting works and narratives that bring to life the era of Orre Nobles, Frank Pixley and Waldo Chase.
Embracing the Present: Performances by rising artists and musicians, blending genres and styles in a way that pays homage to past innovations while paving the way for future creative endeavors
Celebrating the Future: With diverse musical acts on land and at sea, the festival’s multiple stages ensure there is something for every art and music lover.
