Welcome! to the 1st annual Northern Exposure Fanfest event! A communityorganized,community-run weekend to celebrate the amazing and quirky series, Northern Exposure. No.Exp ran on CBS from July 1990 - July 1995 when the series was sadly canceled.

Fans from all over the world come to the little town of Roslyn, Washington, where the series was filmed, better known as “Cicely, Alaska!” to celebrate the show, visit interior and exterior filming sites, commented by the series’ former location manager, Dan Dusek, and meet some members of the cast! So, don your favorite set of antlers and make the trek to “Our Town!” northern Exposure Fanfest this year will be held June 27-29 , also visit roslynrooms.com or huckleberryhouse.com for some great in-town room accomodations! For more information Mountains to Sound Greenway Days.

Hope to see you there! "Embrace your dreams people. Embrace that distant shore, because our mortal journey Is over all too soon…" - Christopher Danforth Stevens

Historical Rosyln

Roslyn, Washington is located just “east of the mountains,” the Cascade Mountain range that is! A scenic 90 minutes from Seattle on I-90 over the beautiful Snoqualmie Pass, takes you into the Pines of Roslyn and the lovely Kittitas County, an authentic Mining town, a company town built around the operations of The Northwestern Improvement Co. A subsidiary of the Northern Pacific Railroad. Roslyn is perhaps the most fascinating community of 1,020 residents in the PNW today. It has a 115-year history that establishes it as an authentic mining center, historic labor battleground and unique ethnic melting pot. In 1979, Roslyn was featured in Stanley Kramers’ movie “ The Runner Stumbles”, and then in 1990 Roslyn became very well known when it was chosen to double as the sleepy little town of “ Cicely, Alaska”, for the quirky CBS television series “Northern Exposure”. Roslyn is widely revered and enjoyed by residents, visitors, and descendants who focus on its rich coal mining history, its’ local charm, and its’ unpretentious community fabric. Roslyn today combines a unique history with a tourist appeal at the entrance to one of the state’s great mountain playgrounds, and is a community working to preserve and display the story of it’s past. Roslyn annually celebrates “Coal Miners Day” over Labor Day weekend and this year marks the 7th year for celebrating Moosedays!

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5pm to 8pm High Country Artist "Art Walk in downtown Roslyn" Local Atist show off their work for everyone to enjoy or to even buy as a true treasure from Roslyn

1pm-5pm: "Northern Hospitality"
Check-in/Registration, and Orientation at "Tranquility Base"
- Get a Warm Welcome to "Our Town"
- Watch "Northern Exposure" Episodes
- Explanation and Beginning of the "A Hunting We Will Go" Scavenger Hunt

10:30am-1pm: Location Manager Dan Dusek's Infamous "Lost And Found" Bus Tour (1st of 2 identical tours)
- Get a chance to see filming sites both in Roslyn and in the local area, while listening to Dan Dusek, the actual Location Manager for "Northern Exposure" tell you stories!

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10:30am-11:30am: "Holling and Ruth Anne's Bird Walk"

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10am: "Our Town" Parade
- Come line the street and watch this fun and quirky parade!

11:30am-2pm: "Moose Migration" Picnic and Trivia Finals in the Park
- See who knows enough to win a prize in the "Brains, Knowhow, and Northern Exposure Intelligence" Trivia Contest Finals!
- Enjoy hamburgers and hot dogs! (vegetarian options available)
- Participate in "Walt Kupfer's Wooly Mammoth Poop Toss Contest"!
- Come dressed as your favorite "Northern Exposure" character for a chance to win a prize!

Master of Ceremonies

Chuck Greywolf

Moosedays 200 is proud to present our "Master of Ceremonies", an Nx regular extra, and our great friend, Mr. Chuck Greywolf!

Chuck has been a big part of previous Mooseday events, is happy to meet all new Nx fans and happy to see old faces too!

Chuck regulary deals in Native American Antiques and teaches Native American drum making. Make sure you meet and shake hands and get to know our friendly Moosedays MC!, and he's always glad to take a picture with you!

Our Beloved Peg

In Loving Memory
Margaret May Phillips
1918 – 2002

Peg of My Heart

Peg of my heart, I love you, right from the start, I loved you, I always know, it would be you, since I heard your lilting laughter, it’s your Irish heart I’m after.

Peg of my Heart, your glances, make my heart say, how’s chances, Come be my own. Come be my home. In my heart. (Adapted by Woodin-Ville Rotary)

Peg brought to life, the fiesty, loveable, wise, harley ridin, grave dancin. General store owner we all came to love as Ruth-Anne Miller. She was everyones confidant’, took “bull” from no one! And if you didn’t have the cash, she’d make you a damn good trade!

Peg has also made numerous television appearances on “ER, “7 th Heaven”, and “Touched by an Angel” to name a few.

In 1998 Peg founded the Woodinville Repertory Theatre in hopes of bringing a bit of culture to the small town of Woodinville, WA...so she said! ;)

Peg also developed a drama program for incarcerated youths, at the Echo Glenn Childrens Center, where the kids participated in drama work- shops.