PORT TOWNSEND — Novelists and poets from Calcutta and California; writers who have won Pushcart Prizes and National Endowment for the Arts fellowships: They’re here… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — An underground Red Raven, a forest of trees in art, the Bazaar Girls: They’re all part of the Gallery Walk in Port… Continue reading
QUILCENE — A rising classical music star is arriving here for “Fireworks for Violin & Piano,” the second set of concerts on the Olympic Music… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Tonight’s First Friday Art Walk in downtown Sequim coincides with a long-planned-for party: the Sequim Centennial Community Photo and Street Dance. Local residents… Continue reading
AGNEW — It appears like a mirage out east of Port Angeles: a mansion that looks a lot like Mount Vernon in Virginia. Come closer,… Continue reading
SEQUIM — “Crimes of the Heart,” a tale of three Mississippi sisters and their bewildered men, arrives on the Olympic Theatre Arts stage for a… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — At first, it seems ironic that on the United States of America’s birthday, music from elsewhere converges here. Listen, though, and you… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Sequim's own version of the Academy Awards took place at the Dungeness Schoolhouse on Sunday night, with trophies bestowed on local actors, singers… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — At 18, Sara Woodard wanted to work in the wilderness. She’d grown up in Joyce, got her general equivalency diploma from high… Continue reading
Three musicians and metaphysicians, didgeridoo player Michael Stanwood, percussionist Zorina Wolf and vocalist Vickie Dodd, will soon gather for two sessions exploring “Organic Matters of… Continue reading
QUILCENE — To open its 30th season of “Concerts in the Barn,” the Olympic Music Festival is bringing a “barihunk.” Yes, Zachary Gordin, a San… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Think “Titanic.” Or “The Producers” — on the Key City Playhouse stage. “The Big Bang,” a musical history of the whole world,… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — It’s not that the Birmingham Sunlights want to shine their music down on the listener. It’s much more, said Sunlight James Taylor,… Continue reading
SEQUIM — “The Mikado,” that Gilbert and Sullivan comic opera, is on this weekend at the Dungeness Schoolhouse, 2781 Towne Road, along with another Readers… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Vocal technique, Broadway songs, dance, Shakespeare, lunch from the Red Rooster: Such are the facets of the second annual Musical Theater Intensive for… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Joe Rantz was 15 when his family left him behind in Sequim. His stepmother, Thula, a gifted violinist, couldn't stand it there… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Three Kings of the Wild Frontier — guitarist David Rivers, fiddler Joseph Gish, stand-up bass man Hayden Pomeroy — will arrive for an… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Songs for all ages and tastes are about to fill five venues at Fort Worden State Park. Voice Works, the Centrum Foundation's… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Right off, the John Lennon guy says: “It’s kind of my fault.” In 1984, Mark Benson and Tom Work started a band… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Dan Maguire calls it a “great community adventure”: nine concerts bringing blues, folk, Celtic, rock, gospel, even the circus to town. Maguire,… Continue reading
