“Today” and “tonight” signify Friday, April 10. PORT ANGELES — Let's start with a few words to crystallize matters. They're words from Ianthe Moul, one… 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
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
“Today” and “tonight” signify Friday, April 10. PORT ANGELES — Let’s start with a few words to crystallize matters. They’re words from Ianthe Moul, one… 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 — 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
COYLE — Concert promoter Norm Johnson must have hosted more than 500 singers with guitars. He’s been at this music-in-cafes business for a while now… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Come Friday evening, the place won’t look or sound like the library of yore. It should be downright exuberant, with large-scale art… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — An anonymous donor has pledged $75,000 to the Light up the Lincoln campaign to reopen downtown's shuttered Lincoln Theater as a community… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The wind walloped Ediz Hook. Waves rushed in, adding to the soundtrack. And Sahrah Brown, working in it without a shelter, answered… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — An anonymous donor has pledged $75,000 to the Light up the Lincoln campaign to reopen downtown's shuttered Lincoln Theater as a community… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The wind walloped Ediz Hook. Waves rushed in, adding to the soundtrack. And Sahrah Brown, working in it without a shelter, answered… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — New York City, said choir director Jolene Dalton Gailey, is a singer's paradise. Which is why, after 21 fundraisers, a series of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — An anonymous donor has pledged $75,000 to the Light up the Lincoln campaign to reopen downtown's shuttered Lincoln Theater as a community… Continue reading
Songbird flies home for the weekend SEQUIM — Sarah Shea, the Sequim-bred singer who now lives in Seattle, is back for a few days and… Continue reading
“Today” and “tonight” signify Friday, April 3. SEQUIM — The women come from New Jersey, Kentucky, Port Angeles and Sequim. Together, they are our “Steel… Continue reading
