PORT TOWNSEND — Seafarer Jonathan White's “Tides: The Ocean's Dance with the Moon” is the next program in the Clemente Eclectic Lecture Series at 3… Continue reading
COYLE — The Village Idiots, a band featuring Franco Bertucci of Locust Street Taxi, Greg Brotherton of Frenetic Productions and John Sanders of the Groove… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The Lincoln Theater’s future — and how to finance it — will be the topic of a discussion hosted by Lauren Jeffries-Johnson… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Dresses made of duct tape, honeycombed paper and crocheted videotape took top honors at the Port Townsend Wearable Art Show, last weekend’s… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The Lincoln Theater’s future — and how to finance it — will be the topic of a discussion hosted by Lauren Jeffries-Johnson… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — It took Elayne Boosler only a few seconds before she had her crowd laughing and applauding. “If there's a schizophrenia problem here,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Whether it's a Bible story or a barroom joke, tales tend to find their way into Billie Mazzei's heart. She's been a… Continue reading
SEQUIM — In the Sequim Prairie Grange Hall version of the Academy Awards, there were song-and-dance numbers, words of gratitude and an armload of gleaming… Continue reading
By Diane Urbani de la Paz Peninsula Daily News Carrie Sanford had long thought of herself as, as she puts it, “a career-minded gal.” But… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Compared with his hero, this Michael was relatively mature when he learned to dance and sing. At age 14, he studied with… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Marylee “Mim” Foley had a talent for making people feel welcome. “She always brought out your best qualities,” said her friend Bernice… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — We're about to envision — not debate — the future, Cathy Haight told a roomful of artists, dancers, actors, business people and… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A raven sculpted in driftwood, clothes from the Renaissance, reggae: All of these are converging downtown through Sunday. It's Second Weekend, Port… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Marylee “Mim” Foley had a talent for making people feel welcome. “She always brought out your best qualities,” said her friend Bernice… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — We're about to envision — not debate — the future, Cathy Haight told a roomful of artists, dancers, actors, business people and… Continue reading
Compared with his hero, this Michael was relatively mature when he learned to dance and sing. At age 14, he studied with his uncle, a… Continue reading
Today, tonight signify Friday, May 9. PORT ANGELES — A raven sculpted in driftwood, clothes from the Renaissance, reggae: All of these are converging downtown… Continue reading
FORKS — Imagine a band of eight teenagers together on a small island. Each has been lured there for a particular reason, and now all… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — When the “Lincoln Theater Public Forum” post went up on the Port Angeles Arts Council's Facebook page, so did the hits and… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — When the “Lincoln Theater Public Forum” post went up on the Port Angeles Arts Council's Facebook page, so did the hits and… Continue reading
