By Besty Wharton For Peninsula Daily News For those who made it down to The Gateway center on Saturday for the chefs’ demonstrations during the… Continue reading
Her husband, Larry, on the road one night, started it all. He told his wife, Lynnette Crouse, about “that kid,” then a 20-something Irish singer… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — This weekend is about abundance: of good food and, Michael Rivers promises, Good News. Rivers is director of the second annual Crab… Continue reading
A man known for innovative classical guitar, a world-traveled cellist and a maestro from Seattle: All three are featured performers tonight and Saturday in the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — In addition to the crustacean, the event has culture. Yes, the Dungeness Crab & Seafood Festival is a chance to eat. A… Continue reading
SEQUIM — “Beauty and the Beast,” a “Cockeyed Optimist” and a jazz pianist are getting together behind one cause tonight and Saturday. In two concerts… Continue reading
FORKS — A harvest dinner, smoked fish and brew, and a fundraiser for the Forks Library will cap the annual Forks Heritage Days celebration. The… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Two comedy shows tonight will benefit Healthy Families of Clallam County. The shows will be at 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. at… Continue reading
In addition to Crabfest, the North Olympic Peninsula will host dances, plays, benefits and lectures this weekend. For more information on other arts and entertainment,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — To fire up two days of cooking demonstrations at the Dungeness Crab & Seafood Festival this weekend, host and master chef Arran… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Wheelchair-bound participants will maneuver their way through an obstacle course and small racetrack during the annual Wheelchair Rodeo on Saturday. The rodeo will… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Somehow, his friends say, the late Bob Boardman played in every band. He played his guitar in every band, providing old-time music… Continue reading
BRING IT ON! Since it's impossible for me to attend the slew of horse events in our region, I love it when folks send me… Continue reading
SEQUIM — The Olympic Theatre Arts Spotlight series is bringing Craicmore, a band specializing in modern and traditional Celtic music, to the Sequim High School… Continue reading
SEQUIM — A team of professional performers will give a free musical theater workshop for high school and college students at 6 p.m. Tuesday at… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Poets and other writers in the Indian Voices group will gather again to address a painful past and present — and express… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Rory Kennedy, the youngest child of Robert F. and Ethel Kennedy, packed the Peninsula College Little Theater twice this past week. She… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — From Elevated Ice Cream in the hospital to causa at Crabfest, chef Arran Stark likes to stir things up. This the rangy… Continue reading
Across this country, family farms are disappearing. Big agriculture and housing tracts are taking over — at least that's the tired, old story out there.… Continue reading
DUNGENESS — “That’s a skunk, isn’t it?” is what people ask when they hear the name Polecat. Nope, the lead guitar man said, a polecat… Continue reading
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