SEQUIM — Tonight's First Friday Art Walk promises a special matching game, a show titled “Jewels of the Olympics” and, as ever, a color theme.… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Walter Kirn, author of Blood Will Out: The True Story of a Murder, a Mystery and a Masquerade, is the next speaker… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The sound of French Canada will fill the Black Diamond Community Hall as Devon and Dejah Leger, specialists in Acadian music, arrive… Continue reading
NOTE: “Today” and “tonight” refer to Friday, April 4. SEQUIM — “A Midsummer Night's Dream,” “The Merchant of Venice,” “As You Like It”: These and… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — This month’s Port Townsend Gallery Walk, a free event Saturday evening [April 5], beckons this time with a milestone party and, for… Continue reading
PORT LUDLOW — When John Novacek was an 11-year-old just starting to play the piano, he learned “The Entertainer,” that Scott Joplin ragtime number later… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Live music will be the catalyst Saturday night, bringing local residents together behind the families affected by the Oso landslide. Chantilly Lace,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — When you're the founder of the Harlem Gospel Choir, you're not afraid to promise a sweet time. “You're in for a treat,”… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Twenty-eight years ago, the artist boarded the train for Seattle, his bicycle in tow. Upon arrival, he toured the San Juan Islands,… Continue reading
There's a moment in the song when the best things come together. “Everyone is singing with heart,” said choral director Leslie Lewis, “expressing well with… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Alan Turner hosted a night of joke-telling — uncensored and free — for years. But as his energy for putting on the… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The Pipia Sisters, two Port Townsend-bred performers, are planning a children’s theater camp, a Port Townsend show and a trip to the… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Wherever she lived, Jane Stevenson got together with people and made music. She taught elementary school in Michigan, Maine and Guam, sang in… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Wherever she lived, Jane Stevenson got together with people and made music. She taught elementary school in Michigan, Maine and Guam, sang in… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — There are conga drums. Large Yamaha speakers. A tiny porch swing. These are among the robust offerings gathered for the Port Angeles… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — If you're interested in burlesque, bellydance, Gypsy or steampunk culture, you'll be pleased to know you can have them all this Saturday… Continue reading
SEQUIM — A bit of jazz, some bossa nova and a dose of samba will fill Wind Rose Cellars, the downtown Sequim wine bar, as… Continue reading
Today and tonight signify Friday, March 28. SEQUIM — Olive, along with her suitor, her gay neighbors and her one friend, travels a long way… Continue reading
Tonight signifies Friday, March 28. SEQUIM — Craig Andrews, a rock 'n' roll musician, California student of religion and yoga practitioner, will step up to… Continue reading
Tonight signifies Friday, March 28. PORT ANGELES — Abby Mae Latson and Dillan Witherow, those Port Angeles-bred sweethearts, will bring their brand of folk and… Continue reading
