14 miles out on the end of the beautiful Toandos Peninsula sits the Laurel B. Johnson Community Center operated by the Jefferson County Parks & Recreation District and the citizens of the Toandos Peninsula. This facility offers a lovely community room with seating for 65+, a fireplace, and a full-service kitchen. The Toandos Peninsula is frequently called the “Coyle Peninsula” because the community of Coyle is located at the tip and occasionally it is called the “Dabob Peninsula” because it separates Dabob Bay from the rest of the Hood Canal. And it is also affectionately called “the end of the earth” by some of the residents who live way out here. There are no services here in the woods like a gas station, restaurant or market, so come prepared. Whichever name you want to use, it’s the perfect place to hear an intimate concert in a beautiful room “at the end of the earth.” Concerts are for all ages, featuring the best of folk, Americana, singer/songwriter, Appalachian, bluegrass, Celtic, blues, country and more! Admission is by donation. Complimentary cookies and coffee are served at intermission. Please join us.