PORT ANGELES — Womanfest, the nonprofit sponsor of the early March International Women's Day celebrations in Port Angeles, has opened registration for its Sept. 20-22… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — You’d have to quit your job to catch all of the concerts Terry Smith plays in. That’s the joke — with a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The singer ignored that rule about not getting romantically involved with a bandmate. But this woman Rose, as the story goes, did… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — If you can, bring a designated passenger and fellow art critic. That’s the advice from Rae Belkin, spokeswoman for the 38 artists… Continue reading
They’re moms who love music festivals. And with help from their friends, Jordan Schiefen and Anna Yates are about to make their big vision real.… Continue reading
SEQUIM — A convergence of art, animal lovers, music and lush summer foliage is about to happen at Paws in the Garden, a fundraiser at… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Nine acts, from tribal dancers to a steampunk DJ, will converge on Studio Bob in a brand-new event this Saturday night. “Mutiny… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The singer ignored that rule about not getting romantically involved with a bandmate. But this woman Rose, as the story goes, did… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — If you can, bring a designated passenger and fellow art critic. That’s the advice from Rae Belkin, spokeswoman for the 38 artists… Continue reading
They’re moms who love music festivals. And with help from their friends, Jordan Schiefen and Anna Yates are about to make their big vision real.… Continue reading
SEQUIM — A convergence of art, animal lovers, music and lush summer foliage is about to happen at Paws in the Garden, a fundraiser at… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Nine acts, from tribal dancers to a steampunk DJ, will converge on Studio Bob in a brand-new event this Saturday night. “Mutiny… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Registration is open for the 30th annual Womanfest retreat, set for Sept. 20-22 at Camp David Jr., the Clallam County park on… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Artists of all levels are invited to take part in “Embracing Life through Art . . . the Journey Back,” an exhibition… Continue reading
SEQUIM — About 35 summers ago, Ann Adams took a summer school class for Native American teenagers at Sequim High School. She worked on reading… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The manes flew. The men leaped. And when Gino Zoppe stood atop his brother Olissio's shoulders while Olissio stood atop a bounding… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Her name, Polish for “behind the river,” makes poetic sense. Jill Zarzeczny grew up near one mighty waterway, the Mississippi. Now, she… Continue reading
“Today” and “tonight” in this report are Friday, Aug. 16. Saturday and Sunday are Aug. 17-18. PORT ANGELES — It’s harvest time, Sarah Tucker declares,… Continue reading
NOTE: “Today” and “tonight” refer to Friday, August 16. PORT TOWNSEND — “I Can See Clearly Now,” the Jimmy Cliff song, came on the radio… Continue reading
NORDLAND — After three decades of playing classic rock and country, Chantilly Lace is at the end of the road. The band, whose lineup these… Continue reading
