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Wren LaFeet and Sarah Peller dancing at the Field Day event last July at Fort Worden.
Dancing through Discomfort into the Ecstatic
Navigating the dance floor can seem as intimidating as a battlefield to the uninitiated. The interchange of bodies and energetics fluctuates between the subtle and passionate in the same instant … more
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Kat Agudo graduated with a master’s degree in playwriting from The Actors Studio Drama School at Pace University.
Key City Public Theatre receives $10k grant from National Endowment for the Arts
A local theatre production has earned national support. Key City Public Theatre has been approved by the National Endowment for the Arts to receive a Challenge America award of $10,000. The … more
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The Bay Club will host a group art exhibit featuring works by members of the Port Ludlow Art League.
New show brings ‘Burst of Color’ to Port Ludlow
The art exhibit “Burst of Color” will be on display at the Bay Club during January and February, the Port Ludlow Art League has announced. Visitors are welcome to vote for their … more
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Mary O’Shaughnessy’s studio is on the other side of the gallery’s interior door where she makes handmade papers, paper sculpture, and prints on a hand cranked, 100-year-old Vandercook Universal 1 Letterpress.
New fine arts gallery opens in Port Townsend
A new art gallery is opening Saturday in Port Townsend. more
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For more than 20 years, Jay Haskins channeled his love for music into the Yesango marimba band while always traveling, delighting in times spent sailing and exploring the Bahamas.
Exhibit honors longtime gallery designer and artist
Beyond the edge of the everyday lies a landscape of imagination found through introspection. It’s where Jay Haskins spent much of his time before his recent passing. Well, there, and … more
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Royce Leon and the Milky Way Pirates played a show at Finnriver in the spring of 2022.
Outlaw country singer swings in to Finnriver
A night of hip-swaying, heart-beating, honky-tonk warmed with a campfires worth of folk tunes is coming to Finnriver Farm & Cider next week. Guitarist and singer Royce Leon will by joined Jody … more
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Jeremiah Green of Modest Mouse.
Jeremiah Green of Modest Mouse dies Saturday after battling cancer
  Jeremiah Green, the drummer and one of the founders of the indie rock band Modest Mouse, has died at the age of 45. Modest Mouse, and Carol Namatame, Green's mother, both announced his … more
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Local legend Bill Evans is a highly acclaimed instructor of movement who is now offering dance courses in Port Townsend.
Local dancer tappin’ in the New Year
Local tap dancer Bill Evans has assembled a rhythm tap performance for the Key City Public Theatre stage to say goodbye to 2022 and welcome in 2023. The show is 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. on New Year’s … more
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Mary Lynn Laker is the Jeweler of the Month for the Port Ludlow Art League in January.
Port Ludlow Art League shines spotlight on January’s artist, jeweler
Pamela Raine is the Artist of the Month for the Port Ludlow Art League. Mary Lynn Laker has been named the Jeweler of the Month. Raine is a fiber artist who was first inspired by a long-awaited … more
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Bill Evans, an internationally-acclaimed instructor and master of movement, will offer two courses in Port Townsend for people of all ages to develop and explore the art of dance and movement.
Internationally-acclaimed teacher of dance and movement offers two community courses
Port Townsend resident and highly acclaimed instructor of movement Bill Evans will be offering community dance courses for the first time since the start of the pandemic. Evans will offer two … 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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Adorned with colored LED bulbs, Madison Street will be lit by the Lantern Parade led by artist Thaddeus Jurczynski, creator of the First Night Anchor, and the Unexpected Brass Band at 7 p.m.
First Night starts New Year’s with spectacle
Creating the New Year calls for nothing less than a celebration of creativity itself. This year’s First Night event, hosted by The Production Alliance, will embrace that philosophy with a … more
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A polio survivor and early teacher about Otherness, Daniel Deardorff toured extensively with renowned soft-rock band Seals and Crofts for 10 years and produced award-winning albums for other artists.
A year-end celebration with departed local storyteller
Myth, memory, sound, and story resonate out of ancient oral traditions. Exploring these incantations can transport listeners out of the everyday into another realm where truth is made strange and … more
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“Deep Green,” by David James Bellecci.
Local artist explores Impressionism and abstraction in Uptown
Moments of reflection and exploration are being offered in a new art show by a local painter. “Musings,” an exhibit of recent acrylics from Port Townsend-based painter and hair stylist … more
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Gallery-9 in Port Townsend will feature oil paintings and cloisonné jewelry from Linda Lundell and fine woodworking from Robin McKann in December. Gallery-9 is the home of the North Olympic Artist Cooperative and is located at 1012 Water St., Port Townsend.
Gallery-9 announces December artists
Oil paintings and cloisonné jewelry from Linda Lundell will be on display at Gallery-9 in December, along with fine woodworking from Robin McKann. Driven by her desire to help preserve our … more
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Down Home Country Christmas returns to New Life Church
Down Home Country Christmas returns for its 15th year to New Life Church in Port Townsend this weekend. The event will feature high energy music, a multi-media extravaganza, mountains of Christmas … more
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Earrings by Andrea Guarino-Slemmons. The Port Townsend Gallery will showcase art jewelry by Guarino-Slemmons in December.
Port Townsend Gallery has four featured artists in December
Four artists will be featured at the Port Townsend Gallery in December. The spotlight shines this month on Kristen Wade, Andrea Guarino-Slemmons, Martha Collins, and Shirley Moss. Wade will be … 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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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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Michael Winslow was born in Spokane, and after making his way to Hollywood and international fame, he’s found himself a landing pad in the Hood Canal area.
Hollywood star and godfather of beatbox comes to Brinnon
Brinnon isn’t exactly the first place people go looking for Hollywood stars. Yet Michael Winslow, of “Police Academy” and “Spaceballs” fame, is returning for the … more
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