PORT TOWNSEND — The Chairs, Port Townsend’s teenage improvisational theater troupe, are celebrating Keep America Beautiful Month with “Road Trip Improv,” a new show at… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — As a writer of books for young people, Patrick Jennings doesn’t necessarily hold his readings at bookstores. Tonight, it turns out, Jennings… Continue reading
Locust Street Taxi has been picking up wayward musicians, funny songs and trombone sounds for a good dozen years now. So it’s high time the… Continue reading
COYLE — An extra show has been added this month to the schedule at the Laurel B. Johnson Community Center: Loves It, a duo from… Continue reading
CHIMACUM — This spring, pianist Buzz Rogowski, known for playing cafes and restaurants, is reinventing himself. To celebrate that fact, Rogowski will give a recital… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Andrew Rahal, poet, traveler and Quileute Tribal School teaching assistant, will be the featured writer in tonight’s Fourth Friday Reading at Rainshadow Coffee… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The time has come for opera diva Nancy Beier’s swan song, and she has every intention of going out in grand style.… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The Olympic Peninsula Comedy Contest rides again, bringing 10 stand-up comics to compete at The Upstage, 923 Washington St., on Saturday night.… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Simon Lynge, an internationally known singer who lives in Port Townsend, will join another local singer and song leader, Aimée Ringle, for… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — They come today and tonight, bearing gifts: gifts to whisk the unsuspecting stranger off to another place, another life. In other words,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Girl Scouts, insurance agents, farmers: They all got out there Saturday morning to clean up beaches from Dungeness Spit to Pysht to… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — In another free Foothills Writers Series event, Spokane-based poet Nance Van Winckel will read from her newest book, Pacific Walkers, on Wednesday.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The music of Mozart, Chopin, Vivaldi and other masters will fill Maier Hall, Peninsula College's intimate new venue, Tuesday as four accomplished… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Dave Razowsky, Chicago-bred comic, has clearly identified his task in Port Angeles on May 3. Razowsky, guest speaker at Peninsula Behavioral Health's… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Springtime in Tuscany. Steeped in Michelangelo, poetry, Italian sun. “I’ll never get that gig,” thought Kate Reavey, poet, Peninsula College professor, rural… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — In two poetry contests sponsored by the Port Angeles Library, a flock of young poets seized the day and made it their… Continue reading
SEQUIM — It all starts out with “Love and Marriage,” crooned sweetly by Frank Sinatra. But the song is about the only smooth part of… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Carol Swarbrick Dries remembers being asked, “What would you do if you had one day to live?” It was a minister, years ago,… Continue reading
Bryan Bowers loves it when he hears it: a song that has a sweet melody and a good tale running through. “I have great reverence,”… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Aimee Ringle and Saratone, a pair of singers and song leaders, will host “River Back to the Ocean,” a fundraising concert and… Continue reading
