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Tuesday, May 14, 2024
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Abby Posner will perform at the Palindrome at Eaglemount Cidery
Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter to play in PT
Musical virtuoso Abby Posner of Los Angeles will bring her genre-bending, multi-faceted sound to the Olympic Peninsula with a concert at the Palindrome at Eaglemount Cidery. The performance is set … more
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Seattle guitarist Michael Nicoletta will perform with the Port Townsend Symphony Orchestra in its upcoming concert at Finnriver Farm & Cidery.
PT Symphony Orchestra brings free performance to Finnriver
Classical chords and melodies will compliment the serene setting of Finnriver Farm & Cidery as the Port Townsend Symphony Orchestra will perform at the outdoor venue. The free concert is set … more
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A vendor from Red Dog Farm in Chimacum spritzes fresh greens at an earlier farmers market.
Big opening planned for Chimacum Farmers Market
The Chimacum Farmers Market returns this weekend with its largest number of vendors ever. Jefferson County Farmers Markets — the nonprofit that brings together small, Jefferson, and … more
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Art student Aidan Pabloff stands in from of his recent works.
The Masters Atelier presents third annual art show
Leader News Staff news@ptleader.com The Masters Atelier will host “Shadow and Light: Get Real” — its third annual art show — at Elevated Ice Cream through June … more
Registration now open for YEA Music! Summer Camp
With summertime just a short distance away, registration is open for musical students entering fifth grade through 12th grade to take part in YEA Music! Summer Camp. Two summer camps will be … more
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Crowdfunding campaign begins to celebrate life and literary art of Red Pine
Copper Canyon Press and Woody Creek Pictures have launched a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign for two projects that will celebrate the life and achievement of Red Pine, one of the most important … more
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The Sarah Fairbanks Garden.
Tickets go on sale for Secret Garden Tour
Tickets are on sale for the Jefferson County Master Gardener Foundation’s 2022 Secret Garden Tour.   The tour has been on hold since 2019 because of the COVID-19 pandemic.   … more
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Reporters Angela Poe Russell and Jim Dever of KING 5’s “Evening” show interview Robert Birman, executive director of Centrum.
KING 5 ‘Evening’ to air special on Centrum’s Prime Time Gala
Local art nonprofit Centrum has picked up international acclaim as a leading educational and program-centric arts organization, so much so that Seattle’s KING 5 TV station made the trek across … more
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AB McSpadden and Nathan “Tex” Armstrong met through Port Townsend’s music scene, and eventually formed their dream folk band, True Reckoning.
Meet PT’s up-and-coming musical duo
Whether it’s planning out an upcoming Alaska tour, finalizing their forthcoming debut EP, or playing gigs around Port Townsend’s music scene, dynamic duo AB McSpadden and Nathan … more
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Harpsichordist Jonathan Oddie will perform Johann Sebastian Bach's “Fifth Brandenburg Concerto and Triple Concerto,” two of the most difficult and moving harpsichord concerti with the Salish Sea Early Music Festival orchestra on May 29.
Salish Sea Early Music Festival wraps up with Bach, Vivaldi
The final installation of the 2022 Salish Sea Early Music Festival will bring the works of two classical music icons of the 18th century; Antonio Vivaldi and Johann Sebastian Bach. With a … more
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Brinnon Shrimp Festival features family fun, food, music
Things will be looking a bit spotty in Brinnon this weekend. The 2022 Brinnon Shrimp Festival will be held Saturday, May 28 and Sunday, May 29 during the Memorial Day weekend. The … more
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Robert “Rocky” Friedman sits in the Rose Theatre. The longtime owner has announced plans to sell the theatre business.
Beloved movie-theatre owner decides to sell business
A rose is a rose is a rose, except for when it’s a theatre. Elegant, well-lit, and timeless, this one is enveloped in the heart of Port Townsend. Now, 30 years after its resurrection in 1992 … more
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From Left: Cadence Hartland, 15, Molly Yanoff-Odell, 11, Cricket Douglas, 11, and Instructor Anna Tallarico in rehearsal for their spring performance of “Peter Pan.”
‘Peter Pan’ ballet to take the stage in June
An original rendition of “Peter Pan” will come to Port Townsend this June as a ballet with a full showcase of dance style by the Port Townsend Ballet. The play originates from a story … more
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The artwork of Gail Larson will be on exhibit in May at the Sound Community Bank in Port Ludlow.
Port Ludlow Art League names its featured artists of the month
The Port Ludlow Art League presents Gail Larson as the organization’s Artist of the Month for May, and Mary Lynn Laker as its Jeweler of the Month. Larson has worked in oils, watercolor, and … more
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Sunny skies welcomed participants in the Rhodendron Festival’s Grand Parade during the big event’s pre-pandemic glory in 2019.
87th annual Grand Parade to bring celebration, commemoration back to town | Rhody Fest
For locals, it’s relatively easy to notice when the Rhododendron Grand Parade is around the corner. Whether it’s the rows of chairs reserved on Lawrence Street by residents looking to … more
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Oodles of noodles: Longtime Elks volunteer gets set for saucy Saturday | Rhody Fest
The sauce may be the boss, but if you’re looking for the real commander of the kitchen, look no further than Bob Kelvy. Kelvy is the principal of the pasta, the steward of the sauce, and the … more
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A team from QFC competes in the Bed Races during the 2018 Rhody Festival.
Rhody Bed Races rounding the corner for triumphant return | Rhody Fest
A longstanding Rhododendron Festival favorite among participants, organizers, and spectators will return this year: the Bed Races. The Rhody rendition of the Bed Races involves teams of five, with … more
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A youngster helps volunteers corral the balls at the 2021 race.
10th annual ‘Running of the Balls’ returns | Rhody Festival
What better way to celebrate the blooming spring flowers and forthcoming Rhododendron Festival than unleashing thousands of golf balls on a collision course down a steep hill on Monroe Street? As … more
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Kids line up for the Trike Race during an earlier Rhody Festival.
Rhody’s ready to roll in Port Townsend | Rhody Fest
Port Townsend-ites have early 20th century media sensationalism and Clive Buttermere to thank for Rhody Fest (with help from William Randolph Hearst of Hearst Metrotone News). In 1935, Buttermere … more
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Performances of all kinds characterize the dynamic nature of the New Old Time Chautauqua.
Chautauqua is comin’ to Port Townsend | Rhody Fest
In its 40th year, the New Old Time Chautauqua will enliven Rhody Fest goers with an array of events and workshops across town this week. Chautauqua is a national age-old tradition determined to … more
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