PORT ANGELES — Esprit, the weeklong conference for transgendered people held at the Red Lion Hotel since 1990, culminates in public parties, live music, dancing… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The internationally known poet and Port Angeles native Tess Gallagher is home again to give a free reading Thursday of her acclaimed… Continue reading
HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif. — It looks to be a promising summer for three young men from Sequim, who'll appear on “America's Got Talent,” the reality… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Dance classes tailored to people with Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis and other neurological disorders, including stroke patients, are offered once a month… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Joycelyn Elders' brand of frankness drew fire before, during and after her time as U.S. surgeon general, but she found a hero's… Continue reading
Becky Northaven’s recent posting on Facebook spells out her feelings. It’s a motto, superimposed on a photo of a sunlit horizon: “No matter how you… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Thom Catts. SuperTrees. Edwardian bicycle suits. The May Second Weekend art activities cover the gamut. This is downtown Port Angeles’ party for… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Dr. Joycelyn Elders wasn't afraid to rile people when she was U.S. surgeon general, and she's certainly not afraid to rile them… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — “Miss Representation,” a documentary film known for sparking passionate conversations — from the Sundance Film Festival in Utah to Fort Worden State… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — In making photos, as in life, Alan Berner keeps his aperture and mind open, open wide to surprise. And he and his… Continue reading
Novelist Jim Lynch is touring the West's big-city bookstores with his latest acclaimed book — but this week, he's headed for venues in Forks and… Continue reading
Peninsula Daily News PORT ANGELES — As this story unfolds on stage, both actors and audience can learn about history — and feel a sense… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — On the eve of his departure for Vietnam, Ernst-Ulrich Schafer went to a movie: “Alice’s Restaurant,” the 1969 classic starring a young… Continue reading
SEQUIM — This combination bursts with sabor — flavor — and it’s cooking up quick. Men with Guitars, an evening of songs from the 1950s… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The shopping will be thrifty and the goods diverse at the Camp Beausite garage sale this weekend. Filling the Home Arts Building… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — In a free Cinco de Mayo party Saturday, the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center will turn its woods and meadow into an… Continue reading
SEQUIM — “Ya Got Trouble,” right here in River City, and fortunately, you also have on hand “Marian the Librarian.” Yes, “The Music Man,” that… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Michael Rivers is planning an elaborate party for a friend this Friday night. It could be quite the memorable bash; Rivers is… Continue reading
SEQUIM — The Magic Carpet Ride, a band specializing in the music of Steppenwolf — think “Born to Be Wild” and “The Pusher” — will… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Into this town “where water is wealth” — so goes the Irrigation Festival slogan — comes “Paragon Springs,” a story about healing waters… Continue reading
