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Wednesday, April 24, 2024
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Port Townsend High School seniors Adeline Gellert-DePalma, Magdalene Ferland, Camryn Hines, and Juniper Cervenka will perform in the upcoming event.
Port Ludlow hosts Port Townsend High School band and orchestra concert
The Port Townsend High School band and orchestra are set to perform a benefit concert hosted by the Port Ludlow Performing Arts as the group continues fundraising for its planned Spring Break field … more
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Brazilian musician, composer, and arranger Jovino Santos Neto will perform with the Port Townsend Symphony Orchestra this coming Sunday at the Chimacum High School Auditorium.
Brazilian composer/musician to perform in upcoming Port Townsend Symphony Orchestra concert
Port Townsend listeners are set to be blessed with the piano talents of the three-time Grammy nominated Jovino Santos Neto, the guest performer with the Port Townsend Symphony Orchestra in its … more
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Port Townsend City Hall
Port Townsend moving forward with planned poet laureate program
The city of Port Townsend could soon have a poet laureate to represent the Olympic Peninsula via the evocative, written, and oral art form of poetry, starting in early 2024. With recent approval … more
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Kathryn Claire is coming to Port Townsend and Coyle for concerts planned for Saturday, Feb. 18 and Sunday, Feb. 19.
Violin, voice virtuoso to perform in Port Townsend
Down home and high cultures combine in the original songs of violinist Kathryn Claire. Renowned for both her violin and voice at her musical core, Claire weaves melodies and storytelling, rooted … more
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The fiber arts of April Bederman will be on display at Gallery-9 in February.
Gallery-9 names featured artists for February
April Bederman and Katy Morse will be the featured artists for February at Gallery-9, the home of the North Olympic Artist Cooperative. Bederman is a fiber artist who is interested in functional … more
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Watercolor paintings by Allyne Lawson will be on display at Sound Community Bank in Port Ludlow through February.
Port Ludlow Art League announces creative standouts for February
A watercolor artist and a jeweler who specializes in gemstone creations have been named as the Port Ludlow Art League’s artists of the month for February. Allyne Lawson is the artist of … more
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Kathryn Claire is coming to Port Townsend and Coyle for concerts planned for Saturday, Feb. 18 and Sunday, Feb. 19.
Concerts in the Woods series returns to Coyle
Ballads return to the backcountry with another season of Concerts in the Woods. For 14 years, music lovers have been traveling 14 miles of country road after crossing Highway 104 to get to the … more
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Arrington de Dionyso blows through conventions to create sounds both surreal and spiritual, if audiences are willing to do the work of deep listening.
Experimental musicians set to shake Quilcene
Abstract explorations through real, unreal, and perhaps more real realms await the adventurous. Experimental musicians Arrington de Dionyso and Ben Bennett are journeying to the Gray Coast Guild … more
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Tori Power poses with pottery in her new studio she owns with her partner Mike McGregor.
Pottery classes come to Port Townsend
The arts community of Port Townsend has a new pot of options for creative expression. Local potter Tori Power and Mike McGregor have begun offering a series of pottery classes at a new studio … more
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Fusion belly dancer Sassy Jean Taylor has 18 years of dance experience that she will bring to bare alongside the other Sky Dancers.
Local burlesque troupe performs at The In Between
All you need is love. Clothes are so unnecessary. Local burlesque troupe The Sky Dancers are set to perform “Mois D’amour,” a Roaring ’20s inspired show at The In Between … more
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Bill Evans
Somatic dance series to be taught at Fort Worden
Bill Evans is set to offer a new dance class series in the somatic field. Evans is an internationally-acclaimed instructor of movement. The class, set at the Madrona MindBody Institute in Fort … more
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Muriel Nesbitt will speak on climbing change during the lecture series.
Tickets on sale for 25th Yard & Garden Virtual Lecture Series
From forests to flowers, the Jefferson County Master Gardener Foundation is set to get growing in the weeks ahead. Tickets are now on sale for the 2023 Jefferson County Master Gardener … more
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Micaela Kingslight is best known for her guitar work on the album, while Samara Jade often holds to the mandola, and Aimée Ringle bears the beat on cajon.
Local trio of singer/songwriters release debut album
Three women, plenty of harmony, too many instruments to tell, and one astounding album. This is the story of the self-titled debut release from Three Wheels Turning, a trio of local … more
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The creative nonfiction in “Telling is Listening” spans 45 years of Ursula K. Le Guin’s career as a writer.
Local press publishes edition of Le Guin essays
A book can carry a reader to a land outside of time. Likewise, the reader carries the ideas in their mind, shaping them through the lens of their own experience. But how? And … more
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Funky fresh tunes from Eldridge Gravy are scheduled to pair with the weird beers on offer at Strange Brewfest.
Abnormal beers abound at Strange Brewfest
It’s best to be ready for the bizarre when entering Port Townsend. Beer lovers in particular better buckle up because the unexpected is on the way at Strange Brewfest, celebrating its 17th … more
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Northwind Art’s photography exhibition makes call for submissions
Make sure to have the proper equipment when getting a camera wet. Northwind Art is inviting photography content for an upcoming juried exhibition entitled, “WET,” that examines the … more
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Vicki Boeckman (renaissance recorders), Jeffrey Cohan (renaissance transverse flute), Anna Marsh (dulcian, or renaissance bassoon), and Lindsey Strand-Polyak (viola).
History explored through sound at Salish Sea Early Music Festival
As the sun crosses the bridge between dark and light, music lovers too are invited to traverse the timeline from the renaissance era into the baroque and through to Beethoven and Mozart’s … more
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Rumpelstiltskin spins theatre gold out of local students
A strange little gnome is coming to town. Join the Missoula Children’s Theatre and more than 50 local elementary students at the Port Townsend High School Auditorium as they bring to life … more
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Local magic makers and facilitators Swerv Wizely and Grace Bryant invite the community into their spontaneous six-week program "Spells for Change."
New workshop plays with possibility
After the reckoning of the last few years, the current moment could use a little magic. Conjuring that hope is the Port Townsend Grief Circus with their new storytelling workshop “Spells for … more
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While running lines, her blue heeler Luna acts as practice audience for storyteller Harvest Moon.
Storytelling premiere by Quinault Native woman
Land, water, women — voices too often on the edges these days. That has not always been the case though. To recenter those stories, Harvest Moon, a renowned Quinault weaver, storyteller, and … more
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