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WEEKEND: Cemetery, headstone research, photography topics of seminar

CHIMACUM — DJ Bassett, executive director of the Museum & Arts Center in the Sequim-Dungeness Valley, will talk about cemetery and headstone research at a… Continue reading

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WEEKEND: Ignited by passion! Flamenco dancing tonight

PORT ANGELES — Flamenco dancer Savannah Fuentes has embarked upon an unprecedented tour. It's a dream realized, and an intense three weeks of traveling, dancing… Continue reading

Peninsula Spotlight is part of the print edition of the Peninsula Daily News every Friday.  Today's lead story in Spotlight is at the left.
WEEKEND: Murder most Shakespearian tonight and Saturday

WEEKEND: Murder most Shakespearian tonight and Saturday

PORT ANGELES — Shakespeare's “Macbeth” comes alive in a very different fashion tonight and Saturday on the Allé Stage, the performance-art venue in downtown Port… Continue reading

WEEKEND: Murder most Shakespearian tonight and Saturday

WEEKEND: Other area events on North Olympic Peninsula

Harvest dinners, a mushroom show and a fair celebrating Scandinavian heritage will also highlight this weekend on the North Olympic Peninsula. For more information on… Continue reading

  • Oct 19, 2012
Stickshift Annie

WEEKEND: Stickshift Annie to perform at Peninsula dance

PORT TOWNSEND — Stickshift Annie and her band, Kimball & the Fugitives, are heading for another Olympic Peninsula Dance event at the Port Townsend Elks… Continue reading

Stickshift Annie

WEEKEND: Tale-spinners, word-weavings at Forest Storytelling Fest

PORT ANGELES — A dozen storytellers will spin their tales — and teach others to do a little spinning of their own — at the… Continue reading

WEEKEND: Writer to share memories of India childhood

WEEKEND: Writer to share memories of India childhood

PORT ANGELES — When Charlotte Warren of Port Angeles was just a grade-schooler, she rode a train from the plains of India to the Himalayas… Continue reading

WEEKEND: Writer to share memories of India childhood

WEEKEND: Writer to share memories of India childhood

PORT ANGELES — When Charlotte Warren of Port Angeles was just a grade-schooler, she rode a train from the plains of India to the Himalayas… Continue reading

Parkinson’s group offers array of events

PORT ANGELES — October is filled with special activities for people with Parkinson’s disease and those who care for them. “We have an amazing offering… Continue reading

“Cruisin' the Fossil Freeway

Science, prehistory ‘whacked out’ at Museum & Arts Center

SEQUIM — Let's face it, museums tend toward the stuffy. DJ Bassett admits that. But something has arrived at the Museum & Arts Center right… Continue reading

“Cruisin' the Fossil Freeway
avannah Fuentes of Seattle will teach an introductory flamenco dance class this Saturday at Fitness West in Port Angeles.

Fanning flamenco flames: Dancer to give class

PORT ANGELES — The morning after her performance at the Port Angeles Community Playhouse, dancer Savannah Fuentes will offer an introductory class for anyone intrigued… Continue reading

avannah Fuentes of Seattle will teach an introductory flamenco dance class this Saturday at Fitness West in Port Angeles.

Movie screening at Deer Park has Sequim connection

PORT ANGELES — A one-night-only theatrical showing of the romantic mystery “Shuffle” is set for Saturday night at the Deer Park Cinema, and it won't… Continue reading

Paul Roy

Music and lunch on menu Tuesday at Sequim church

SEQUIM — The Music Live with Lunch series begins again this Tuesday with one enthusiastic performer. Organist Paul Roy of Bainbridge Island will give a… Continue reading

Paul Roy
Anthony Kearns

‘Ireland’s finest tenor’ to sing in Port Angeles on Saturday

PORT ANGELES — Performing solo and with the Irish Tenors trio he co-founded, Anthony Kearns has grown accustomed to crowds. He sang “Amazing Grace,” for… Continue reading

Anthony Kearns

Bring crabbiness home: A savory recipe

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

  • Oct 14, 2012
  • By Betsy Wharton For Peninsula Profile
Lynnette Crouse  [Photo by Diane Urbani de la Paz/Peninsula Profile]

PENINSULA PROFILE: She brings international starts to the community

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

Lynnette Crouse  [Photo by Diane Urbani de la Paz/Peninsula Profile]
The folk-gospel duo Standing on Shoulders — Dillan Witherow and Abby Mae Latson — will sing in Sunday's Crab Revival and again on the Crab Central stage Sunday afternoon.

A special musical celebration at CrabFest on Sunday morning — Crab Revival

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

The folk-gospel duo Standing on Shoulders — Dillan Witherow and Abby Mae Latson — will sing in Sunday's Crab Revival and again on the Crab Central stage Sunday afternoon.

Guitarist, cellist to join PA orchestra for opener

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

Justin Olsen

Port Angeles festival celebrates all things crabby

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

Justin Olsen

United by a Cause

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