PORT ANGELES — La Famille Leger, a dance-driving foursome, plus caller Kathy Anderson will put people’s feet to moving — whatever their levels of experience… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — A painter of Seattle’s Japanese Garden, a fine art photographer and a Brazilian jeweler are among the people showing their work in… Continue reading
“Today” and “tonight” signify Friday, May 1. SEQUIM — Tonight’s First Friday Art Walk, the free event from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. around downtown,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The Natural Resources program, what's known as an “alternative learning experience” at the North Olympic Peninsula Skills Center, is slated for elimination,… Continue reading
EDITOR'S NOTE — This story has been corrected from its original transmission. The play runs through Friday this week, not Saturday. PORT ANGELES — In… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — In a small, remote town near the U.S.-Canada border, we meet a familiar bunch: daters, lovers, people possibly rekindling lost love. This… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The spring writers in residence at Peninsula College offer varying prisms on the world, representing the right and left hemispheres of the… Continue reading
PORT HADLOCK — She could be called the grammar girl. But what she really likes to talk about is passion. Martha Brockenbrough, founder of National… Continue reading
CHIMACUM — In the old pictures, the composers look mighty severe. Yet their music is something else: It’s all about exuberance, frolic and floating on… Continue reading
Be brave, he said, and don’t let a little rainfall dampen your spirits this weekend. “The last couple years have been rainy, and we’ve still… Continue reading
“Today” and “tonight” signify Friday, April 24. PORT TOWNSEND — The wealthy woman, with her velvet gloves and imperious gaze, is about to transform this… Continue reading
CHIMACUM — In the old pictures, the composers look mighty severe. Yet their music is something else: It’s all about exuberance, frolic and floating on… Continue reading
“Today” and “tonight” signify Friday, April 24. Caribbean flavors at castle PORT TOWNSEND — The Mojito Quintet, a band specializing in Caribbean dance music, arrives… Continue reading
Be brave, he said, and don’t let a little rainfall dampen your spirits this weekend. “The last couple years have been rainy, and we’ve still… Continue reading
“Today” and “tonight” signify Friday, April 24. PORT TOWNSEND — The wealthy woman, with her velvet gloves and imperious gaze, is about to transform this… Continue reading
CHIMACUM — In the old pictures, the composers look mighty severe. Yet their music is something else: It’s all about exuberance, frolic and floating on… Continue reading
NOTE: “Today” and “tonight” refer to Friday, April 24. FORKS — “The Empress,” “Go for the Gold” and Ripley the dog: All will appear on… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — To make great art, the actor must suffer. “And God, do I suffer,” says Richard Stephens, whose latest over-the-top role is as… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A trio of singers is set to offer an evening of music — for all ages with no cover charge — at… Continue reading
“Today” and “tonight” signify Friday, April 17. PORT ANGELES — To make great art, the actor must suffer. “And God, do I suffer,” says Richard… Continue reading
