Event Details: Join us for a special presentation with Ben Page, CEO of Pacific Denkmann Company, which owns and manages Pilchuck Tree Farm in Snohomish County. Ben will share a 20-minute informational video of Pacific Denkmann, history of forestry in the area, current PTF operations followed by Q&A. The presentation will be held in a large conference Room, Blue Heron Room #200 of the Port of Everett Waterfront Center.

After the presentation, it’s a short drive or 5 minute walk to Muse Whiskey & Coffee for a fun social hour, located in the historic Weyerhaeuser office on Everett’s beautiful waterfront. Come see the many historical photos on the walls and learn a little about it’s history and architecture. This is a nice opportunity to get to know fellow small forest landowners. We have a 12-person room reserved – space is limited, please RSVP if you’d like to attend – there also may be space elsewhere in Muse besides the reserved room if that fills up. Small bites and drinks are available for purchase from Muse (no host bar).

When: October 3, 2026

Presentation at 3pm
Waterfront Center (located in the same building as Scuttlebutt)
2nd Floor Blue Heron Conference Room 200A
1205 Craftsman Way, Everett, WA 98201

Social Hour at 5pm – RSVP Required for Social Hour – Space is limited
Muse Whiskey & Coffee (a 5 min walk from Waterfront Center to Boxcar Park)
615 Millwright Lp W, Everett, WA 98201

Parking: Please arrive a little early to park and pay, if needed. Up to 2 hours free, then $3 for every two hours after. If you plan to stay longer than 2 hours and if you only want to park once, the best place to park is in the big gravel parking lot west of the Waterfront Center. There are walk up pay stations as well as cashless payment options available.

RSVP: At this link or contact Teresa Weldon at ups@wafarmforestry.com.