PORT ANGELES — For the first time, downtown Port Angeles will entice people behind the scenes of several sense-pleasing businesses. The free guided “Business in… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — That quintessential American art form is enveloping the town this week in Centrum's Jazz Port Townsend festival: Three nights of Jazz in… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Starting this week, the inaugural Season Concerts — 11 of them by performers from across the world — is to be presented… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Cheryl Strayed, rock-star author and veteran of a two-state, 1,100-mile hike on the Pacific Crest Trail, reconnected with a spirit guide on… Continue reading
Like a bitter windstorm, the recession walloped Port Angeles in late 2008, just in time for Adam and Christy Parent to open their business. But… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Fourteen open farms, two free fairs, one mellowing scent: Sequim Lavender Weekend promises a plenitude of pleasure. With the Sequim Lavender Farmers Association… Continue reading
You can hear the joy, young and clear. It vibrates off the strings, and rings like a chapel bell in Abby’s voice. This musical exuberance… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Starting today, a variety of private lairs filled with art — from dreamlike watercolors to metal sculpture — will swing their doors open… Continue reading
PORT LUDLOW — Season tickets are on sale for the Port Ludlow Arts Council’s 21st series of concerts, which starts with the Carpe Diem String… Continue reading
Conversing with Swami Beyondananda is like hopping inside a verbal funhouse. And beware: You will keep interrupting yourself. With your own giggling. “I can answer… Continue reading
When everything fell apart, Cheryl Strayed left, alone, to hike. She covered 1,100 miles, from California's Mojave Desert and across the Range of Light —… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Though it was July in Sequim, the sun was not smiling on the lavender fields. 2011’s fabled lavender weekend was wet, drippy wet,… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Ice cream, dancing, free children's books, model trains, a firetruck and prizes: They're just a cross-section of the First Teacher Dungeness Kids' Fair… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — In the ongoing campaign to whet local appetites for local food, chef Dave Long will cook up a couple of 20-egg omelets… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — There was purported bungee-jumping from a hot air balloon, as well as alleged mosquitoes growing larger and larger until they lifted a… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — It’s one thing to key your secret thoughts into a computer or set them down onto a piece of paper — and… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — In the meadow at the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center, the “Monday’s Child” series of art classes is under way and open… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The thing about the Festival of American Fiddle Tunes: It's far more than fiddling. Sure, major folks are gathering at Fort Worden… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — With music, George Rezendes has said, you cannot rake in a whole lot of money — at least around here. “But you… Continue reading
They're called thump junkies. Every Independence Day, pyrotechnists light the fuses, the flares and the Christmas dahlias — those scarlet explosions that take spectators' breath… Continue reading
