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Alice Cordery, 7, a first-grade student at Jefferson Elementary School in Port Angeles, front, points to an artwork as her brother, Pat Cordery, 11, and mother, Teresa Cordery, follow along during an opening gala for Blooming Artists, an exhibition of nature-related art pieces on Tuesday at the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

Blooming Artists Exhibit combines art, science

Work of more than 250 students on display

Alice Cordery, 7, a first-grade student at Jefferson Elementary School in Port Angeles, front, points to an artwork as her brother, Pat Cordery, 11, and mother, Teresa Cordery, follow along during an opening gala for Blooming Artists, an exhibition of nature-related art pieces on Tuesday at the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

Drink & Draw spotlight on cast of ‘Medea’

Studio Bob will present cast members in costume from Peninsula College’s production of Medea for this Thursday’s Drink & Draw. Drink &… Continue reading

Peninsula musicians to perform jazz concert

Free event planned at Peninsula College’s Maier Hall

Classic Mariners Regata Saturday, Sunday

Races in the Classic Mariners Regatta on Port Townsend Bay are set for today and Sunday. This will be the 39th annual… Continue reading

Anson K. Sin

Classical pianist to perform on Peninsula

Classical pianist Anson K. Sin will perform a solo recital in Peninsula College’s Maier Performance Hall at 7 p.m. Monday. The alumnus… Continue reading

Anson K. Sin
Printmaker Philip Carrico’s Ebony and Ivory is on view at Port Townsend Gallery.

Galleries open for Art Walk

Saturday evening explorations prepared in Port Townsend

Printmaker Philip Carrico’s Ebony and Ivory is on view at Port Townsend Gallery.

‘Medea’ to be presented at Peninsula College

For one night only, on Saturday, Euripides’ tragic tale of love, hate and betrayal will grace the stage of the Little Theatre… Continue reading

Author Lynda Mapes to discuss orcas Monday

Lynda Mapes will discuss her book “Orca: Shared Waters, Shared Home” at 7 p.m. Monday. The discussion is in room 208 in… Continue reading

Emma Erickson with Red Dog Farm keeps produce fresh at an earlier Chimacum Farmers Market. (Andrew Wiese)

Chimacum Farmers Market to open for season

Record number of vendors expected at initial offering

Emma Erickson with Red Dog Farm keeps produce fresh at an earlier Chimacum Farmers Market. (Andrew Wiese)
Henry Antrobus (Gabe Mills) helps his mom (Deanna Eikhoff) look for whales in Atlantic City, while his sister, Gladys (Juliette Burnette) tells her dad (Mark Valentine) how deep the ocean is.

Community Players celebrate 50 years of theater

Playhouse opened with ‘Skin of Our Teeth’ in 1971

Henry Antrobus (Gabe Mills) helps his mom (Deanna Eikhoff) look for whales in Atlantic City, while his sister, Gladys (Juliette Burnette) tells her dad (Mark Valentine) how deep the ocean is.

Gospel music planned in Port Angeles, Sequim

The Peninsula Men’s Gospel Singers will wrap up their 2021-2022 singing season with a pair of free concerts on the first weekend in June. At… Continue reading

Pride picnic, parade planned this weekend

Local CSA farm “SisterLand Farms” is joining forces with Out Loud Story Slam, B and B Lavender Farm, Esoterica Shop and the… Continue reading

“Salish Sea IV,” by Deborah Harrison, is among the works of art to be seen in SEQUIMAGES.

Blue Whole Gallery celebrates anniversary

First Friday Art Walk to showcase many special events this week

“Salish Sea IV,” by Deborah Harrison, is among the works of art to be seen in SEQUIMAGES.
Tricksters played by Mia Buhrer and Matilda Woodbury watch the dragons played by Emma Abken and Bekah Abken eat specially prepared tacos. (Emily Matthiessen/Olympic Peninsula News Group)

Olympic Peninsula Academy plans special fairy tale double-header

Students at Olympic Peninsula Academy will perform two plays at Sequim High School auditorium on Friday and Saturday. Students in grades 1-5 will… Continue reading

  • Jun 2, 2022
  • By Emily Matthiessen Olympic Peninsula News Group
  • Clallam County
Tricksters played by Mia Buhrer and Matilda Woodbury watch the dragons played by Emma Abken and Bekah Abken eat specially prepared tacos. (Emily Matthiessen/Olympic Peninsula News Group)

Tidepools to award winners on Friday

Celebration open to the public

Women’s carving on display at Old Alcohol Plant Inn

The Northwest Stone Sculpture Association will host a Women’s Carving Event from Friday through Sunday at the Old Alcohol Plant Inn. The… Continue reading

‘Evolving Body Metaphors’ eclectic show starts Thursday

“Evolving Body Metaphors,” a show combining painting, sculpture and words, will begin Thursday. The show at the Cotton Building at 607 Water… Continue reading

Port Townsend Symphony Orchestra offers special guitarist, composer

The Port Townsend Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Maestro Tigran Arakelyan, will present a chamber music concert at 6 p.m. Friday.… Continue reading

David Brownell, executive director of the North Olympic History Center, will speak at the Peninsula College Studium Generale on Thursday.

Studium to focus on new digital access to history center data

The North Olympic History Center is reaching for the cloud. David Brownell, executive director of the North Olympic History Center (NOHC), will… Continue reading

David Brownell, executive director of the North Olympic History Center, will speak at the Peninsula College Studium Generale on Thursday.
Conductor and Music Director Jonathan Pasternack bows to the audience after the Port Angeles Symphony Orchestra's return to the stage this past season. photo courtesy Port Angeles Symphony Orchestra

Port Angeles Symphony wraps season, looks ahead

Thirteen concerts planned next season

Conductor and Music Director Jonathan Pasternack bows to the audience after the Port Angeles Symphony Orchestra's return to the stage this past season. photo courtesy Port Angeles Symphony Orchestra