PORT ANGELES — On Earth Day this Friday, you can dip your hands into the earth itself, while building both community and a fence. Port… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Given the opportunity to recite a poem in front of his peers — plus lots of parents and the public — sixth-grader… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The piece is “stupendously difficult,” says Suzanne Berg of the Port Angeles Symphony. The Violin Concerto that Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky finished in… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A walk among the towering trees beside the Hoh River inspired this summer's show at the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center. Those… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Short snapshots of teen-generated comedy and drama will light the screen Friday night in the Student Film Festival at the Sequim High School… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — First he painted the sunshine, and then the torrential waterfall. And, Jim Lidback admits, he avoided the harder parts — the lush… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Surrounded by Webster’s Woods, that forest full of art, and the Webster House art gallery, you can embark on another kind of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Vanesa Prince Stoken took a chance on a wholly unfamiliar course — and found her path forward. Ask her to explain composites,… Continue reading
SEQUIM — The scoping — of sky, river mouth and bays — starts today. The Olympic Peninsula BirdFest, a welcoming of spring, gives local residents… Continue reading
SEQUIM — It’s possible, the bird king believes, to hit the century mark this weekend. During the Olympic Peninsula BirdFest — three days of field… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Jennifer Knight is inviting young people to stand up, speak up and take part in a slam. That's the first-ever Poetry Slam,… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — Kristin Halberg has come home, to a place that is the same as it was back when she played in the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A night of reveling in “renewal and reawakening” is coming up Tuesday at an appropriately named place. Renaissance, the cafe at 401… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Feel free to “thump the chum,” Margaret Owens says, adding that her artwork is quite sturdy. But these chum, aka dog salmon, look… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Be careful on this particular evening, the storyteller Harvest Moon says. “I am a trickster, and I may do some April Fools'… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — It sounds lightweight — “An Afternoon with Mozart.” Might this be a Sunday walk in the park, something the Peninsula Singers and… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — In February 2010, Marianne Trowbridge knew she had ovarian cancer. She didn’t stop for it, though, not then. At age 86, she… Continue reading
QUILCENE — You're encouraged to let it all out — all your booing, hissing, clapping and cheering — this Friday in a one-night-only show called… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The great body of water beside us has long held Janet Lamont in its thrall. “My favorite place to be,” says the… Continue reading
While the juggling is stupendous — known to involve pies, candy-filled plastic eggs and sea creatures — the Flying Karamazov Brothers are not just about… Continue reading
