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Peter Wagner climbs his World’s Largest Bitcoin to power it through the depths of the “Dismal Bog” at the fairgrounds.
Kinetic Sculpture Race raises a ruckus
Hundreds of onlookers lined the water Saturday to mark the start of The Great Port Townsend Bay Kinetic Sculpture Race. The mood by that point had long been high after The Glorious Parade marched … more
Holiday bazaar returns to the Makah Musuem
Makah Museum will have its annual Christmas bazaar this weekend. The bazaar will be held from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 11. There will be traditional Makah carvings, baskets, jewelry, and … more
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All along the walk, the Magic Council will be giving out ribbons and medals to young witchlings and wizards.
Witches will wander the streets of Port Townsend
When witches go riding, and black cats are seen, the moon laughs and whispers, ‘tis near Halloween. Witches, wizards, and ghoulish creatures will all soon be seen wandering the streets of … more
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Arts and crafts fair returns to Chimacum
The Chimacum Arts and Crafts Fair returns this weekend for its 35th edition. More than a 75 vendors from the local area and across the state will be at the Chimacum Junior/High School campus with … more
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Scrooge (Paul Kiernan), Bob Cratchit (Brendan Chambers), Mrs. Crachit (Christa Holbrook) and Tiny Tim (Isabel Zamora). Courtesy photo
KCPT’s delightful What the Dickens?!
  What do Ebenezer Scrooge and Hamlet have in common? As bizarre bedfellows as they may seem, they both have their rightful place in Key City Public Theatre’s new farcical holiday … more
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“Arrived At Some Balance,” mixed media on wood panel by Margaret Woodcock.
Local artist has exhibit in honor of passed gallery owner
The full force of flowers, the strength that stands in trees, and the freedom held by the wings of birds are all on display in Margaret Woodcock’s current exhibit “Paintings, Collages, … more
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David Tennant as “Doctor Who” proves that, if you invite a cockatiel-haired space-wizard into your home, you should expect some drastic interior renovations. Courtesy photo
‘Doctor Who’ forges fresh start by recapturing its glory days
    Welcome to the Disney era of "Doctor Who." Once upon a time, there was a globally popular, decades-spanning sci-fi TV series about a mythic alien trickster figure, who … more
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Students with the Chimacum Interact Club will welcome Santa to the Chimacum Arts and Crafts Fair this weekend.
Chimacum Interact Club hosts Santa visit
Jolly Old Saint Nick will be at the Chimacum Arts and Crafts Fair Santa Booth on Saturday, Dec. 10 and Sunday, Dec. 11 to pose for photos with kids and families. Students from the Chimacum … more
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“In Situ” by DJ Whelan.
Homemade gallery hosts winter opening
The best way to stay warm is to keep community close. To facilitate just such a gathering, the Art Farm Gallery on the outskirts of Port Townsend will be hosting an event with live music, good … more
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Seattle-based architect Mark Johnson’s presentation, “Architecture as a Tool For Action," will be the first lecture of the Port Townsend Marine Science Center’s upcoming speaker series in January. Photo courtesy of the Port Townsend Marine Science Center
'Future of Oceans' lectures start in January
The Port Townsend Marine Science Center will welcome Seattle-based architect Mark Johnson to start off the “Future of Oceans” lecture series as he explores current initiatives, … 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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Judd Farris (as Feste) and Maude Eisele (as Olivia) in Saltfire’s production of “Twelfth Night.” Photo by Richard Sloane.
Saltfire Theatre’s Marvelous“Twelfth Night”
  William Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night” is, by any measure, a remarkable comedy. Not only does this undeniably complex, who-is-really-whom love triangle overflow with some … more
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Artist Sandra Stowell inside her mixed-media studio in Port Townsend. All photos by Carolyn Lewis
IN THE STUDIO: A conversation with Sandra Stowell
By Carolyn Lewis   A studio visit is an excellent way to get an inside look at an artist's creative process and gain a more intimate view of their work. Sandra Stowell's studio, just a … more
Allen Fitzpatrick has been seen several times on the Key City stage, and also directed “Annapurna” and “Sea Marks” for KCPT.
Holiday classic re-imagined as a one-man performance
Before the Grinch, there was Scrooge. That famous character, and a host of others, will be portrayed in a one-man show adaptation of Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol,” by … more
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“It’s a tradition that’s spanned millennia, and showcases some of the best of humanity for a few hours,” Jen Lee Chapman said of the weddings that she’s photographed professionally for roughly 20 years. Photos by Jen Lee
Photographer uses light as medium, moments as canvas
By Kirk Boxleitner   Jen Lee Chapman, who simply goes by Jen Lee professionally, always knew she wanted to be an artist. It took the former aspiring oil painter a while to realize … more
The race is known for plenty of whimsy, as represented by its chicken mascot seen here as a hood ornament.
Port Townsend Kinetic Sculpture Race rolling through soon
If you’ve ever wanted to take a piece of so-called art and toss it in the ocean or cover it in mud, the Port Townsend’s Kinetic Sculpture Race is not the place for you. On the weekend … more
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Second Child recently expanded its hours and is now open from noon to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturdays.
Local shop hosts holiday wine tasting
The holidays can be hard enough without thinking about the right thing to bring to dinner. That’s why Second Child is taking the guess work out of what can be one of the most esoteric … more
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Secret formula for summer veggie burgers
Kitchen creativity needs problems, limits, and formulas. How will I use up these chickpeas? What will I do with these leftover carrots? Our problems push us to come up with solutions; the limits spur … more
Matia Simmons-Reimnitz, a ballerina from Port Townsend, will perform in the title role of Giselle in the Bainbridge Dance Center’s upcoming performances of “Giselle.”
Local ballerina dances lead role in Bainbridge ballet performance
There are two types of dancers: Those who want to dance, and those who have to dance. Matia Simmons-Reimnitz, a Port Townsend senior, is staunchly the latter. “I can’t even … more
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The All County Picnic is hosted by The Production Alliance
All County Picnic celebrates 10 years of strengthening community resilience
Gathering together to get better has been going on for 10 years at the annual All County Picnic, and yet again all of Jefferson County is invited to celebrate community resilience on Saturday, … more
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