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Charley Pope and Rose Burt in rehearsal as Kate and Petruchio.
Bard's great conspiracy arrives at Fort
Olympic Peninsula native Roger Ferguson has accumulated half a century of experience in bluegrass music, and estimates he’s played in Port Townsend and Jefferson County “countless … more
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Better known as Ubi, Mike Viglione previously toured with his group Ces Cru before striking out on his own with his 2019 album “Under Bad Influence.”
All night hip-hop event comes to Port Hadlock
Hadlock is about to get off the hook. No, no, don’t worry, no one is losing their catch of the day. A long night of hip-hop is booked in Port Hadlock at the Crazy Otter with Midwest … more
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Late artist Kathy Francis painting en plein air at the Hoh River.
Artists seek to honor late painter with landscape exhibit
Artists who love to go outside and paint the sky, sea, and everything in between are invited to submit their work to Northwind Art for its plein air exhibition. The show is set to open in Port … more
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Bluegrass mini-fest begins Saturday
Olympic Peninsula native Roger Ferguson has accumulated half a century of experience in bluegrass music, and estimates he’s played in Port Townsend and Jefferson County “countless … more
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Lolo, one of the central characters of the documentary, rides out to catch a wave in China’s Hainan province, known for its tropical beach environment.
Documentary explores China’s budding Olympic surf program | Port Townsend Film Festival
When someone thinks of the sport of surfing, the typical image that comes to mind is of long-haired Californians riding West Coast waves. Breaking from that mold, directors Jessica Chen and … more
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Butoh artists will perform at three events around Port Townsend in August.
Butoh festival brings three big events to PT
Salish Sea Butoh will present the third annual Salish Sea International Butoh Festival in August in Port Townsend. The event celebrates Japanese Butoh, an avant-garde style of dance-theater that … more
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"Sometimes the Rain, Sometimes the Sea," a play by Julia Izumi, starts Friday, Aug. 11,
Key City puts their spin on classic fairy tale
  Key City Public Theatre’s final weekend of Shakespeare in the Park brings a new play to the Chetzemoka Park stage: “Sometimes the Rain, Sometimes the Sea,” Julia … more
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Teresa Janssen with a reader’s copy of her soon-to-be-released book.
Following what it takes to survive
  A rabbit got into the well and died, putrefying what the family needed to stay alive. “They put my grandmother, at age six, down in the well.” That’s how … more
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Tiller’s Folly have carried their songs and stories across Canada, the United States, and the British Isles.
Pacific Northwest heritage traversed in song and story
At a time when many Americans have turned to genetic sequencing to learn about their lineages, Tiller’s Folly instead turns towards the history that has been and is being made here in North … more
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A past YEA Music camp.
Music camp enrollment still open
Youth Education in Arts (YEA) Music Camp round two is scheduled from Monday, Aug. 7 through Friday, Aug. 11 at Swan School in Port Townsend.  Students in grades entering 5 through 12 will … more
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Strobing lights and smoke filled skies enhanced the dance beats of Jungle who headlined Sunday night at the Parade Grounds Stage.
Hottest THING in town: Festival returns for first time since 2019
Wild THING, you made some hearts sing. You made everything, well, groovy. Hundreds of music fans crowded the gates, ready for the noon opening. First in line at the Eisenhower Avenue … more
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Violinist Lindsey Deutsch, pianist Alexa Constantine, and cellist Mikala Schmitz.
Genre-defying show comes to Port Ludlow
Other than the letter “B” there’s not much the music of Bach, The Beach Boys, and Justin Bieber have in common. Except that they’ll all be played by the genre-defying trio … 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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Mike O’Connor poses with the Lantau Buddha in Hong Kong.
Celebrating a new collection from poet Mike O’Connor
A line of mist can travel the horizon like a line of verse whisping its way through a reader’s consciousness. Just as traditional as landscapes are to painting, so too is place to … more
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“Spirited’ by Susan Martin Spar is on display this month at Gallery-9 in Port Townsend.
Gallery-9 showcases featured artists for September
Gallery-9 has announced that Susan Martin Spar and Judith Komishane are the gallery’s featured artists for September. Spar is a classically trained artist who studied at Georgetown Atelier … more
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Port Townsend High School Orchestra cellists Zella Mack and Michael Gregg invite the community to enjoy musical performances by them and fellow orchestra students at venues throughout town during the month of March. Courtesy photo
March means ‘Music in Our Schools’
Special to The Leader   For nearly 40 years, March has been designated as “Music in Our Schools” month by the National Association of Music Educators, and the orchestra … more
Accordionist Sylvia Wiedemann, vocalist Joy Von Spain, and cellist Lori Goldston make up the cabaret ensemble Vin Voleur.
Cabaret trio entertains with bygone tunes in Chimacum
Come hear the music play. Vin Voleur brings the romance of cabaret live to the stage today with classic European and English-language songs made famous by Edith Piaf, Marlene Dietrich, and other … more
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Mo Walrath
Artist focuses on ancestral communications
In her attic studio, lined with bundles of willow, Mo Walrath builds “soul boats.”  They’re long caskets, vessels to hold loved ones. For this weaver, making them is an … more
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Shirley Moss, The Chainmaker, greets customers at her Port Townsend Farmers Market booth. Photo by Sarah Wright Photography
The Chainmaker: Linking time, tradition, and service
By Holly Erickson Special to The Leader Shirley Moss, a petite woman with flowing waist-length hair and a welcoming smile, is The Chainmaker. She created her first chain when she was just 16 … more
Violinist Anne Röhrig will play alongside harpsichordist Bernward Lohr and local flutist Jeffrey Cohan.
Salish Sea Early Music Festival back with Baroque
Hear the past come to life as the Salish Sea Early Music Festival continues with early chamber music played on period instruments. A pair of 2 p.m. Sunday shows are slated for March with … more
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