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
PORT ANGELES — Their mission is loud and clear. Fearless exploration — and expansion — of taiko drumming. The On Ensemble, four men from the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — This music, written some 264 years ago, has been called “a cathedral in sound.” Johann Sebastian Bach’s Mass in B Minor, replete… Continue reading
SEQUIM — A free art forum and critique session called “ARTiculate!” is slated for Wednesday evening at the Museum & Arts Center, 175 W. Cedar… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Richard Glaubman is a P.E. teacher at Blue Heron Middle School — and a nationally known writer thanks to a twist of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — One early morning in the summer of 1968, Ron Jones and his rock ’n’ roll band were about to cross over. Headed… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — This crowd has no problem with turning 40. Centrum, a nonprofit presenter of music and literary festivals for four decades now, will… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The Seattle band Urban Jellyfish, whose sting mixes soul, rock and blues, will take the stage at Bar N9ne tonight for a… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — This crowd has no problem with turning 40. Centrum, a nonprofit presenter of music and literary festivals for four decades now, will… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Eggplant, the six-piece funk-blues-soul band, will dish out the songs for another “Just for Fun” community dance this Saturday night at the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A reinvented gallery joins the lineup of Second Weekend art festivities this Saturday, courtesy of a raft of local artists. Harbor Art,… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Kim Weitkamp, an internationally known tale-teller and singer, describes herself as a wild-hearted, wondering little girl inside the body of a seasoned… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Lift the bow, draw it across the strings, and you say things you cannot say any other way. So believes Monique Mead,… Continue reading
SEQUIM — A young and accomplished violinist will bring music of Romania, the United States, Scotland and Ireland to this month's Music Live with Lunch… Continue reading
In three concerts in as many communities this month, the Community Chorus of Port Townsend and East Jefferson County will offer its spring program, “The… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The winners have been selected for the 2013 Tidepools art, literary and music magazine. Peninsula College's Associated Student Council and the Peninsula… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — This “Bicycle Dreams” movie still astonishes its director. The documentary, to screen Friday night at Peninsula College, is about people who pedal… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The poet laureate of Washington state came from a whole other land. Kathleen Flenniken, a former civil engineer at the Hanford Nuclear… Continue reading
It began with those beatniks. This was the 1950s in Pasadena, Calif., and Anna Wiancko, a preschooler, was visiting her cousin. This cousin had “a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — It was a whole year ago that librarian Lorrie Kovell sought out Washington State Poet Laureate Kathleen Flenniken. Kovell hoped to bring… Continue reading
