Singer heads to Soundlab on Sunday PORT TOWNSEND — Psychedelic-folk-Americana artist Joanne Rand is on tour in support of her forthcoming CD, and she's headed… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — One of the things about classical music, says maestro Matthew Savery, is that it does away with the politics, the religion, the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — One of the things about classical music, says maestro Matthew Savery, is that it does away with the politics, the religion, the… Continue reading
Singer heads to Soundlab on Sunday PORT TOWNSEND — Psychedelic-folk-Americana artist Joanne Rand is on tour in support of her forthcoming CD, and she's headed… 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
PORT ANGELES — The sound of New Orleans brass will fill the Stevens Middle School gym as the Puget Sound Machine, a nine-piece group that's… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The sound of New Orleans brass will fill the Stevens Middle School gym as the Puget Sound Machine, a nine-piece group that’s… Continue reading
NEAH BAY — The Ozette story borders on hyperbole, writes Ruth Kirk, a woman who saw it all unfold. Kirk is the teller of this… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The sound of New Orleans brass will fill the Stevens Middle School gym as the Puget Sound Machine, a nine-piece group that’s… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Five days singing and sightseeing in New York City did not seem to tire anybody out. These are teenagers, mind you, who… Continue reading
NEAH BAY — The Ozette story borders on hyperbole, writes Ruth Kirk, a woman who saw it all unfold. Kirk is the teller of this… Continue reading
NEW YORK — The choir director from Port Angeles had a plan for bringing song to the 9/11 Memorial. Jolene Dalton Gailey, who traveled with… Continue reading
NEW YORK — The choir director from Port Angeles had a plan for bringing song to the 9/11 Memorial. Jolene Dalton Gailey, who traveled with… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — This Sunday afternoon for the first time, Jim Couture of the Arts & Minds Memory Wellness program will host Showtunes for Health,… Continue reading
NEW YORK — The choir director from Port Angeles had a plan for bringing song to the 9/11 Memorial. Jolene Dalton Gailey, who traveled with… Continue reading
SEQUIM — “Steel Magnolias,” the tale of six Louisiana women dealing with life, love and hairdos, is playing this weekend and next at Olympic Theatre… Continue reading
NEW YORK — A long, choir-robed line of teenagers caught some attention on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan on Thursday afternoon, especially as they ascended the… Continue reading
“Today” and “tonight” signify Friday, April 10. CHIMACUM — Wonderland is here, complete with the Caterpillar, the March Hare and the Mad Hatter. The trees… Continue reading
“Today” and “tonight” signify Friday, April 10. SEQUIM — To modify a quotation from the poet Rumi, there are a thousand ways to celebrate spring.… Continue reading
SEQUIM — The Peninsula Singers don't dabble; they dive into music they find sublime, then offer it straight from their hearts. So promise the singers… Continue reading
