FOLKS, OLD MAN WINTER doesn’t seem to want to let go, with spring just days away, so it’s our job to help spring get here.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Lara Starcevich, a professor of drama and speech, has a prescription for the wet-weather blues. She calls it the “Non-PC PC Comedy… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Hayley Croxford just went for it one night, drawing on her feeling for her hometown and her experiences at music festivals around… Continue reading
There’s the unlikely story of Rocky Friedman, and then there’s the sequel, just arrived in theaters. Two theaters, that is. Two little auditoriums with pretty… Continue reading
SEQUIM — “Butterfly Mustache,” “The Frozen North” and “Tattoo Angel” are a few of the award-winning creations awaiting visitors all month at the Museum &… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Every step of the way, the story sounds implausible. Step one: Filmmaker Mark Johnson of Los Angeles gallivants around the world, recording… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Let’s get this out of the way right off: Saturday’s Port Angeles Symphony concerts spotlight a pair of soloists who used to… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Handcrafted pendants and an “aviary” filled with bird figures will grace this year's Olympic Driftwood Sculptors show, which will overtake the Dungeness River… Continue reading
Presentations about bees, lectures on climate change and on the films of the Cold War culture of the 1950s are among the events planned on… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Climate change in the Pacific Northwest will be the topic of a lecture at The Landing mall tonight. The free presentation, “Climate… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Commotion — dancing, spinning, cake-pan drumming — comes back to the library tonight, and the staff don't mind at all. In fact,… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Unique food and auction items will be featured at the eighth Tides of March auction on Saturday. The auction benefiting the Port… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — These “Ghost Stories,” with their white mists and deep-blue water, are mysterious. So Erik Sandgren, their painter, will shed some light on… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The women-owned Olympic Cellars winery will again open its doors for an International Women's Day party at 6 p.m. today — to… Continue reading
IT’S MARCH, AND Old Man Winter doesn’t seem to want to let go. Sure, it’s nice today, but what about the weekend? Forget Mother Nature… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The trailer for “Miss Representation,” the documentary coming to town at 7 p.m. tonight (Wednesday), is loaded with gasp-inducing images of women:… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Aswirl with blue waves, buoyant birds, fish and maidens, these paintings invite you in — into a world created by d'Elaine Johnson… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES AND Sequim High School Equestrian Teams attended their second of three qualifying meets Feb. 24-26 at the Tacoma Unit facility in Spanaway. PA… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Coming soon: Joy. Electricity via poetry. Katie Wirsing. All free. Wirsing, a 26-year-old winner of the Individual World Poetry Slam competition, will… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The trailer for “Miss Representation,” the documentary coming to town Wednesday, is loaded with gasp-inducing images of women: women being degraded, disrespected… Continue reading
