NOTE: “Today” and “tonight” refer to Friday, May 2. SEQUIM — A 29-voice chorus of nuns, Maria and the Mother Abbess, seven children, the captain… Continue reading
SEQUIM — “Tales from the Sequimish,” an evening of original stories by local writers Doug McInnes, Howard Chadwick, Tim Wheeler and Heidi Hansen, will take… Continue reading
EDITOR'S NOTE — At 2 p.m. today, Peninsula College will re-dedicate the historic Johnson totem pole that has been part of the campus since 1971.… Continue reading
COYLE — In the space of one evening, Correo Aereo — that’s Spanish for air mail — wings across the Americas, touching down in Mexico,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — If you have ever wondered where you belong, if you have ever been obsessed with a place or if you’ve ever felt… Continue reading
SEQUIM — The women’s barbershop quartet called Aspire!, after just a year of singing together, has brought home a silver medal from the Sweet Adelines… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — Sighted this spring in the woods: Nymphs, raven-haired, wearing white blouses. Along the Marymere Falls Trail at Lake Crescent, Lindsi Dec… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — “One Thousand Times, No!,” an interactive performance and dialogue about unwanted sexual attention, will come to the Boiler Room coffee house, 711… Continue reading
Shannon Goose was a good girl. A dutiful daughter. Her motto was something like “pretty is as pretty does.” “I wore a lot of makeup.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — When you're lucky enough to be cast in a real, live Broadway musical, you'd better get serious. “You're not supposed to mug… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Three years ago, the late Harris “Brick” Johnson's 19-foot totem pole, a gift to Peninsula College, was removed from the Port Angeles… Continue reading
You're invited to join the choir — the Peninsula Men's Gospel Singers — in one, two or three concerts this weekend, all featuring a sing-along… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A jazz pianist known for her musical theater productions, an African-style marimba band and the ad hoc group the Hostile Elders: They… Continue reading
BLYN — The energy of Hazel Wolf, a fierce activist for Mother Nature, will flare to life in “Hazel Speaks!,” a staged reading at the… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Preparations have already started for the second annual Cake Picnic, one facet of the Rhododendron Festival next month. For one thing, a… Continue reading
PORT LUDLOW — A pianist praised for his “catlike ease” at the keys will give a pre-season recital at the Bay Club, 120 Spinnaker Place,… Continue reading
You're invited to join the choir — the Peninsula Men's Gospel Singers — in one, two or three concerts this weekend, all featuring a sing-along… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A jazz pianist known for her musical theater productions, an African-style marimba band and the ad hoc group the Hostile Elders: They… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — When you're lucky enough to be cast in a real, live Broadway musical, you'd better get serious. “You're not supposed to mug… Continue reading
BLYN — The energy of Hazel Wolf, a fierce activist for Mother Nature, will flare to life in “Hazel Speaks!,” a staged reading at the… Continue reading
