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Soundcheck to return with shortened schedule
Planning is already underway for Soundcheck, the beloved music event centered on highlighting local musicians in local venues. While many know Soundcheck as the exciting, weeklong pre-game to … more
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The Repertory Dance Theatre, based in Salt Lake City, Utah, is set to hold an open rehearsal at Fort Worden.
Dance theatre holds open rehearsal at Fort Worden
Local master of movement Bill Evans is inviting the public to learn the art of dance and also witness the repertory talents of the Repertory Dance Theatre. The group is set to perform in Port … more
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“Upstairs” by Sharon Swanson of Seattle is among the 49 photographs in “Wet: Reflections on Water.”
‘Wet: Reflections on Water’ photography to fill Best Gallery
A new exhibit will offer fresh perspectives on the surroundings that define the Olympic Peninsula.  “Wet: Reflections on Water” is now open to the public at Northwind Art’s … more
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Michael Carroll will present an evening of classical piano at the next Candlelight Concert on March 23.
Classic piano in the spotlight at upcoming Candlelight Concert
Leader News Staff news@ptleader.com Michael Carroll will share an evening of classical piano at Trinity United Methodist Church’s next Candlelight Concert. The series continues at 7 p.m. … more
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Strait Turners to host wood sale
The regularly scheduled meeting for Strait Turners for March has been cancelled as it conflicts with the regional turning symposium in Oregon.   Instead, Strait Turners will host a wood sale … more
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Art show seeks submissions, volunteers
Organizers of the upcoming exhibition “Autonomy!” — a reproductive rights art show — have issued a call for artists. The exhibition will promote safe and accessible … more
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The artwork of Shelly Gould will be on display at Gallery-9 in Port Townsend in March.
Gallery-9 announces artists of the month
Gallery-9 will showcase the art of Shelly Gould and Larry and Linda Gonzales in March. The gallery, home of the North Olympic Artist Cooperative, will feature oil paints and mixed media from … more
“Birds of a Different Feather,” a sculpture by Pamela Raine.
‘Trash to Art Treasure’ returns to Bay Club in March
The Port Ludlow Art League has announced an art exhibit at the Bay Club entitled “Trash to Art Treasure” is making a return performance.  Art pieces in the exhibit show how waste … more
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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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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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Tener Wade of Port Townsend prepares to write a “Braiding Sweetgrass” postcard at Northwind Art’s Grover Gallery.
Northwind Art invites public to participate in community project
An art project for everyone is underway in Port Townsend. Community members around Port Townsend are invited to join in to Northwind Art’s free event “Seeds Are Postcards from the … more
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Student designs shine at Wearable Art Show | Photo gallery
An array of artistic and animalistic outfits strut the catwalk for the Port Townsend Student Wearable Art Show. Youth from across Jefferson County turned out in their uniquely designed duds for … more
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Community Read returns to Port Townsend for March
Community Read is back in March, with this year’s book “Braiding Sweetgrass for Young Adults” by Robin Wall Kimmerer. The Port Townsend Public Library, organizer of Community … more
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Paintings by Ann Arscott will be on display Sound Community Bank in Port Ludlow in March.
Painter, jeweler earn recognition from Port Ludlow Art League
The Port Ludlow Art League has named its Artist of the Month and Jeweler of the Month for March. Ann Arscott is the league’s Artist of the Month. Her artwork embraces oils, pastels, and … 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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With two releases planned for 2023, singer/songwriter Kate Dinsmore will be bringing plenty of original material to her show at Finnriver.
Seattle singer/songwriter performs in Chimacum
Take a long drive to anywhere through the timeless stylings of singer/songwriter Kate Dinsmore as she performs at Finnriver Farm & Cidery at 5:30 p.m. Friday, March 10. Her original work … more
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Austin-based artist Jeff Plankenhorn will grace Port Townsend with a concert at the Palindrome in early March.
Texan singer/songwriter to play at the Palindrome
The groovy rock and blues artistry of southern singer/songwriter Jeff Plankenhorn will soon make its way to the Olympic Peninsula with a concert at the Palindrome at Eaglemount Cidery. The … more
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Cory Sulyma writes the words and Erin Corby makes them sing in the folk roots duo Two Crows for Comfort.
Award-winning folk duo plays Concerts in the Woods
Canadian folk-roots duo Two Crows for Comfort makes their Concerts in the Woods debut at 3 p.m. Saturday, March 4. Originally from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Two Crows for Comfort — Erin Corby and … more
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Co-curators Cliff Moore and Ann Welch hang Stephen Yate’s “West Cliff” while Suzanne “The Hanging Judge” Lamon checks their work.
New exhibit expands perspectives through place
Because landscapes have been painted since pigment first hit surface, it’s become one of the most varied themes in art. To showcase how sights and scenes can fluctuate form and feeling, the … more
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Seventh-grader Kai Campell of Quilcene fastens a few extra flourishes to a lampshade hat inspired by grandma’s house.
Student Wearable Art Show seams dreams
They’re not designing clothes. They’re designing dreams. Students from Port Townsend and Quilcene are fastening fantasy onto reality through fashion for PT Artscape’s Wearable … more
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