PORT ANGELES — Songs made famous by Michael Bublé and the Irish rock band U2 will be part of a free concert this Thursday. It's… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Inside the cabin, flush against the window, a hummingbird tried to escape. Wings and body whirring against the glass, it sought the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — “Humanities in the Classroom: Is This a Safe and Respectful Place to Share Our Stories?” is the topic of a community forum… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The artist wants twigs. And hands to weave them. Karen White travels from town to town facilitating community art projects: public sculptures… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A lot can happen in 10 minutes. And thanks to a new collaboration among players and playwrights this weekend, plenty will take… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A lot can happen in 10 minutes. And thanks to a new collaboration among players and playwrights this weekend, plenty will take… Continue reading
SEQUIM — TaKeTiNa, a rhythm process developed by Austrian percussionist Reinhard Flatischler, comes to the Village Heartbeat Studio for free-standing classes tonight and next Friday… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The “Artful Jewelers” are at it again, as are a herd of creative types arriving in downtown Port Townsend this Saturday night.… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Lovers of the bluegrass-country-blues sound have a chance to be part of a CD recording session as singer and guitarist Cort Armstrong and… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — In “Life Is Good Blues,” singer Laura Cortese offers some folk philosophy: Life is good when the band is smoking hot The… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — This is no ballet recital. This is “A Dance Showcase: Mozart to Hip Hop,” with performers from preschool to high school, frolicking… Continue reading
By Diane Urbani de la Paz Peninsula Daily News JOYCE — Since the first dinner-theater show, “It’s Not You, It’s Me” was such a success… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Sunshine and drops of rain; green swallows and bald eagles: They all appeared for “A Rouse for Ray.” The culminating event of… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Those interested in dressing up a bit for the next downtown Sequim Art Walk are invited to a workshop at the Museum &… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Sunshine and drops of rain; green swallows and bald eagles: They all appeared for “A Rouse for Ray.” The culminating event of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Two of the builders are long gone — yet they're not. Standing beneath a 13-foot Western red cedar tree adorned with copper… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The 20th annual Juan de Fuca Festival of the Arts continues in full swing today (Sunday, May 26) with 24 shows on… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Greeta Bell was a homesteader in Alberta, Canada, who made art part of daily life. She taught her children to cook, sew… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Beware of the acts you've never heard of. Look out for the rock, the rhythm and blues, the gospel — and the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Karen Hanan, founder of the Juan de Fuca Festival of the Arts, was still in high school when she put on her… Continue reading
