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Friday, May 17, 2024
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Poet Hannah Lee Jones
Local poet recognized
For Hannah Lee Jones, publishing her first book of poetry last October and knowing it was connecting with readers... more
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Longtime balladeer Dana Cooper is headed to Port Townsend for a July 14 concert at the Palindrome at Eaglemount Cidery.
Nashville-based folk balladeer to play at the Palindrome
Once described by singer-songwriter Buzz Holland as “a person who can sing like an angel and play like the devil,” singer-songwriter and storyteller Dana Cooper brings top-rate balladry … more
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“Path/Signal” by Stephen Yates, 2012.
Historical society to host Artist Talk
As part of the Jefferson County Historical Society’s ongoing exhibits, “Landscapes: Real & Imagined” and “Under Water Street,” exhibit artists David Eisenhour, Joan … more
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Jack McMahon and John Bunzow
Seasoned artists perform at The Palindrome
Rainshadow Recording and Concerts welcomes long-time Portland-based singer-songwriters... more
SAIL program students Steffie Newton, Leeza McCraken, and Josie Grimm each played Dorothy in their rendition of “The Wizard of Oz” last week.
SAIL program charms classmates with ‘Wizard of Oz’
These kids surely aren’t in Kansas anymore. Students with Salish Coast Elementary School’s SAIL (Supporting Academics with Inclusionary Learning) program performed “The Wizard of … more
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The 1868 Rothschild House.
Open house, picnic coming to historic Rothschild House
The Jefferson County Historical Society is set to host a reopening celebration for the 1868 Rothschild House on Taylor Street and the public is invited to attend. Set from noon to 2 p.m. Saturday, … more
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The Lindy Hop Dance class in Tyler Plaza.
Locals throw fest as a warm up to the THING
Soundcheck is offering four days of music, arts, and culture across multiple venues throughout... more
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The paintings of Kathy Tilly will be on display at the Port Townsend Gallery in May.
Tilly, Stanton are spotlight artists for May
Kathy Tilly and Sue Stanton are the Port Townsend Gallery’s featured artists for May. Tilly lives and paints on the Toandos Peninsula. She’s a Washington native, born in Aberdeen, … more
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Pocket Yachts
The Peach
Pocket yachts. Port Townsend hosts the Pocket Yacht Palooza, a free boat show, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, July 29. The boats will be shown in the Commons area of the Northwest Maritime … more
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“Watershed Mural” by Jesse Watson and Taj Watson.
Father and son team up to tout interconnectivity through art
Storms to snow to river to sea. And all of us in between. This is the cycle of the watershed immortalized in a new mural on display at Finnriver by Jesse Watson and Taj Watson. One of the main … more
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Nathaniel Talbot of Whidbey Island is headed across the Salish Sea for an April 21 concert in Port Townsend.
Whidbey-based guitarist to grace Port Townsend stage
Rocker Nathaniel Talbot is set to play the six strings in Port Townsend, bringing his deft finger-style sound to the other side of the Puget Sound. With bassist Keegan Harshman and Mickey Grimm on … more
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Dmitri Matheny will perform at the Cellar Door on July 21.
Flugelhorn phenom comes to Port Townsend for performance, new album
The talented flugelhornist and composer Dimitri Matheny will be returning to Port Townsend with a show at the Cellar Door featuring songs from his new album, “Cascadia,” released in … more
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Lisbeth White
Centrum announces two new staff members
Centrum, one of the Olympic Peninsula’s largest nonprofit arts organizations, is welcoming two new members to its team. Joining Centrum as its residency and artist projects program … more
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Carpe Diem String Quartet.
Carpe Diem String Quartet returns for Concerts in the Barn
Carpe Diem String Quartet will perform for the second weekend of Concerts in the Barn. Consisting of Charles Wetherbee, violin; Marisa Ishikawa, violin; Korine Fujiwara, viola; and Ariana Nelson, … more
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Drawing No. 39 from the “Golden Hands” series by Rachel Feferman.
Museum of Art & History presents large-scale drawings by local artist
Derek Firenze dfirenze@ptleader.com   No matter how intricately stitched, all threads must be cut to tie an end that holds the work together. In “Juxtapositions,” an … more
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A concert in the Barn.
Outdoor classical music experience returns to Quilcene
Summer in Quilcene brings a special recurrence... more
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Lara Gaasland-Tatro in her studio.
Elements combine at Lara Edgeland Arts
F or Lara Gaasland-Tatro, the artist behind Lara Edgeland Arts, time spent in the great outdoors has inspired the creation of jewelry and art that highlight the natural world around us. Through her … more
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Quilcene Fair draws a crowd | Photo Gallery
The Quilcene Fair and Parade returned to an appreciative community last weekend, finally emerging from its COVID-caused absence. The Leader's Brian Kelly gathered his favorite photos from the … more
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The first show begins at 7 p.m. Dec 1 and will run Thursday through Sunday through Dec. 18 with three additional shows Dec. 21-23.
Unique and new holiday play opens at Key City Public Theatre
A feel good story for all ages is on its way into hearts for the holidays. The curtain is set to rise at 7 p.m. Thursday, Dec 1 on “New Moon: A Dog’s Tale” a newly commissioned … more
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Young actors from Olympic Peninsula HomeConnection rehearse a fight scene for their production of "Coriolanus"
HomeConnection students present Shakespeare’s ‘Coriolanus’
The students of Olympic Peninsula HomeConnection will be presenting Shakespeare’s “Coriolanus” as their annual theater production. It will be their second year of returning live to … more
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