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Forest modeling topic of talk in Forks tonight

Forestry technology expert David Diaz will share his experience and outlook on using cutting-edge mapping and forest modeling for landowners at Evening Talks… Continue reading

‘Art of the Pie’ a Big Library Read in Clallam County

which oversees public libraries in Port Angeles, Sequim, Forks and Clallam… Continue reading

The late Lynn Rupe’s painting of elephants in a city’s downtown will be shown at Studio Bob.

Peninsula images among displays during Second Weekend Art Walk

Images of the North Olympic Peninsula, in paint and photography, are among the attractions of this weekend’s Port Angeles Art Walk. Peninsula… Continue reading

The late Lynn Rupe’s painting of elephants in a city’s downtown will be shown at Studio Bob.
Port Townsend Youth Chorus to lift voices Saturday

Port Townsend Youth Chorus to lift voices Saturday

The Port Townsend Friends Meeting will continue its roster of benefit concerts at 7 p.m. Saturday with the singing of the Port… Continue reading

Port Townsend Youth Chorus to lift voices Saturday

Rescheduled Port Ludlow Artists’ League reception set Wednesday

The public is invited to a rescheduled Port Ludlow Artists’ League Second Wednesday Reception this Wednesday. Due to snow, last month’s reception… Continue reading

Cool jazz set for Peninsula College ensemble’s winter concert

The winter quarter Jazz Ensemble concert in Peninsula College’s Maier Hall will feature music played and sung by 18 North Olympic Peninsula… Continue reading

The Northwinds Homeschool Advanced Concert Band Ensemble is among those that will perform Tuesday.

Northwinds Homeschool Band to perform Tuesday

The Northwinds Homeschool Concert and Jazz Bands will perform Tuesday. The concert will start at 7 p.m. at Independent Bible Church, 116… Continue reading

The Northwinds Homeschool Advanced Concert Band Ensemble is among those that will perform Tuesday.
Port Townsend Gallery Walk ushers in the colors of spring

Port Townsend Gallery Walk ushers in the colors of spring

The Port Townsend Gallery Walk returns this Saturday. The Gallery Walk, lasting from 5:30 p.m. until about 8 p.m., encompasses several downtown… Continue reading

Port Townsend Gallery Walk ushers in the colors of spring
‘Spoon River’ play stages characters’ epitaphs starting today in Sequim

‘Spoon River’ play stages characters’ epitaphs starting today in Sequim

“Spoon River Anthology,” a play about a mythical Midwestern town, tells of heartache, love affairs, loneliness, relationships and humor. The play, adapted from… Continue reading

‘Spoon River’ play stages characters’ epitaphs starting today in Sequim
First Friday Art Walk Sequim nurtures nature’s bounty

First Friday Art Walk Sequim nurtures nature’s bounty

March’s First Friday Art Walk Sequim will have a green theme that represents eternal good spirits, new ideas, wellness, generous support, nurturing natures… Continue reading

First Friday Art Walk Sequim nurtures nature’s bounty
Acclaimed indie folk duo to play Port Townsend on Saturday

Acclaimed indie folk duo to play Port Townsend on Saturday

Seattle indie folk duo The Winterlings will perform in concert at the Unity Spiritual Enrichment Center at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Tickets are… Continue reading

Acclaimed indie folk duo to play Port Townsend on Saturday

Clallam Kidsfest, festival coronation and other events this week

Clallam Kidsfest, the Rhody Festival coronation and a celebration of the life of Billy Frank Jr. are among upcoming activities on the North Olympic Peninsula.… Continue reading

Pat Donohue will fingerpick in a performance in Port Townsend this evening.

Grammy-winning fingerpicker to give intimate concert today in Port Townsend

Grammy-winning fingerpicker Pat Donohue will pluck out blues, swing, R&B and original tunes in an intimate concert in Port Townsend at 8… Continue reading

Pat Donohue will fingerpick in a performance in Port Townsend this evening.
From left are Hewitt Brooks, Deborah Wiese, Port Townsend Mayor Deborah Stinson, Micheal Cavett, D.D. Wigley, Doug Given, Mark Rose, Port Townsend Arts Commission Commissioner Lisa Wentworth and Key City Public Theatre Artistic Director Denise Winter.

Key City’s PlayFest 21 continues with one-act plays, workshops

The 21st annual PlayFest, a production featuring one-act plays written by local playwrights, continues its stagings and readings for the next two… Continue reading

From left are Hewitt Brooks, Deborah Wiese, Port Townsend Mayor Deborah Stinson, Micheal Cavett, D.D. Wigley, Doug Given, Mark Rose, Port Townsend Arts Commission Commissioner Lisa Wentworth and Key City Public Theatre Artistic Director Denise Winter.
Bernward Lohr

Salish Sea Festival to feature works of Telemann

Two internationally renowned German period instrument soloists will return to Port Townsend to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the lifetime of Georg… Continue reading

Bernward Lohr
Truth in memoir explored at First Friday Lecture in Port Townsend

Truth in memoir explored at First Friday Lecture in Port Townsend

Humanities Washington speaker Paula Becker will present “The Truth and I: Reading Betty MacDonald in the Age of Memoir” at the Jefferson… Continue reading

Truth in memoir explored at First Friday Lecture in Port Townsend
Ukulele trio to marry instruments, voices in Coyle concert

Ukulele trio to marry instruments, voices in Coyle concert

If you have an ear for the ukulele, get yourself down to Coyle on Sunday for a trio performance featuring seasoned musicians and… Continue reading

Ukulele trio to marry instruments, voices in Coyle concert
Peninsula College will welcome the world music duo of Miho and Diego to Maier Hall on the Port Angeles campus Tuesday evening.

Japanese, Latin tunes to meld in musical duet Tuesday in Port Angeles

Peninsula College will welcome the musical duo of Miho and Diego to Maier Hall at 7 tonight. Tickets for the show are… Continue reading

Peninsula College will welcome the world music duo of Miho and Diego to Maier Hall on the Port Angeles campus Tuesday evening.

Key City’s PlayFest continues with one-act plays, workshops

The 21st annual PlayFest, a production featuring one-act plays written by local playwrights, kicks off Thursday at the Key City Playhouse. PlayFest… Continue reading

Peninsula College to spice up lunchtime with jazz concert

If you’re “In a Sentimental Mood” or if you just “Fall in Love Too Easily,” you’re invited to warm up your “Body… Continue reading