SEQUIM — The more she reads this one-act play, the more actress Carol Swarbrick Dries feels inspired. And so for the third consecutive year, Dries… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The art's been all over the place. Paint the Peninsula, the new Port Angeles Fine Arts Center event, propelled amateurs and professionals… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Like a centerfielder who catches questions instead of fly balls, Clea Rome sees a lot of queries. There's a weird mushroom in… Continue reading
“Today” and “tonight” reflect Friday, Sept. 6. PORT TOWNSEND — Bird-watching and sailing are two of the options for art viewers in downtown Port Townsend… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Bird-watching and sailing are two of the options for art viewers in downtown Port Townsend on Saturday night (Sept. 7). The city's… Continue reading
“Today” and “tonight” reflect Friday, Sept. 6. PORT ANGELES — With their summer recess over, contra dances with live fiddle music return this weekend to… Continue reading
“Today” and “tonight” reflect Friday, Sept. 6. SEQUIM — It’s hard to say which story turns out happier. True tale No. 1: For his wife’s… Continue reading
NOTE: “Today” and “tonight” refer to Friday, Aug. 6. PORT ANGELES — The new Paint the Peninsula festival is on throughout this weekend, with a… Continue reading
“Today” and “tonight” reflect Friday, Sept. 6. SEQUIM — Live Celtic music, a surfer’s watercolors and a woman’s joy painted on canvas: They’re all part… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — He was born a slave but lived as a free man, walking and canoeing some 7,000 miles from St. Louis to the… Continue reading
SEQUIM — “Becky's New Car,” a modern comedy about women, men, cars and life, arrives at Olympic Theatre Arts, 414 N. Sequim Ave., for a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Paint the Peninsula, a new festival at the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center, already has turned out better than Robin Anderson expected.… Continue reading
SEQUIM — The view, down the plunging neckline of a Greek island, ogles the Aegean Sea. But on the white stairs leading to the water,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Gerene “Lady Bug” Russell loaded and unloaded airplane cargo for 25 years. In the scorching Dallas heat, she labored for American Airlines,… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — When Rebecca “Bex” Marshall was an 11-year-old girl, she was handed a Hummingbird. This was a 1963 Gibson Hummingbird guitar, a gift… Continue reading
SEQUIM — When he heard her singing, it clinched the crush. “That voice,” Kip Tulin said of that woman who, back in the early 1990s,… Continue reading
VICTORIA — Festivals converge on British Columbia’s capital this weekend, bringing lots of live blues, classic boats and edgy theater. For those with enhanced driver’s… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — “We are so lucky,” fiddler Cayley Schmid says of her band. The group is four young men and herself, playing six kinds… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The self-anointed “Kings of Mongrel Folk,” Orville Johnson and Mark Graham, will bring their musical instruments and lighthearted satire to the Key… Continue reading
FORKS — In the catastrophic fire that burned the Rainforest Arts Center, all was destroyed — save two elements. The Rainforest Players and their desire… Continue reading
