SEQUIM — Nash Huber calls himself the “local, radical hippie” and “odd guy out.” And for years — throughout the 1980s at least — his… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Prepare to frolic through your woods and meadow. The Port Angeles Fine Arts Center, with its surrounding Webster's Woods Art Park, belongs… Continue reading
SEQUIM — A chance to dance, play pool and darts, and otherwise enjoy a night at the Oasis comes Friday, as Danni Lowe of Sequim… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The first-ever Juan de Fuca Festival Springfest Talent Show is a Saturday night celebration to warm people up for another celebration four… Continue reading
ARE YOU READY for a royal week? You don't have to be British to appreciate royal treatment. Check out the following venues where you may… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Sarah Tucker remembers reading “The Tell-Tale Heart,” Edgar Allan Poe’s psycho-thriller short story, when she was a girl. The 168-year-old story, about… Continue reading
Sadie Watson’s love story grabs hold of the listener, literary critics say. Like a hand reaching out of the past, her telling clasps the heart… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Seven inns. Eleven chocolate makers. It looks to be a memorable day for the Port Angeles Symphony Orchestra. The symphony's Music and… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Rikki Ducornet is the daughter of a Cuban father and a Russian-Jewish mother — “a whole minestrone,” she calls her ethnic makeup… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — On Earth Day this Friday, you can dip your hands into the earth itself, while building both community and a fence. Port… Continue reading
IT'S BEGINNING TO look like spring, if it would just feel like spring. You don't have to wait for it to warm up. All you… Continue reading
DO YOU GET it? Do you get our trails are a valuable commodity to our local economy? Do you understand without the help of local… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Given the opportunity to recite a poem in front of his peers — plus lots of parents and the public — sixth-grader… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The piece is “stupendously difficult,” says Suzanne Berg of the Port Angeles Symphony. The Violin Concerto that Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky finished in… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A walk among the towering trees beside the Hoh River inspired this summer's show at the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center. Those… Continue reading
IT'S APRIL, AND it's warming up outside (really), and more outside activities are looming (mowing, gardening, etc.). Did you know dancing is a great way… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Short snapshots of teen-generated comedy and drama will light the screen Friday night in the Student Film Festival at the Sequim High School… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — First he painted the sunshine, and then the torrential waterfall. And, Jim Lidback admits, he avoided the harder parts — the lush… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Surrounded by Webster’s Woods, that forest full of art, and the Webster House art gallery, you can embark on another kind of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Vanesa Prince Stoken took a chance on a wholly unfamiliar course — and found her path forward. Ask her to explain composites,… Continue reading
