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The PTHS Alumni Hall of Fame Committee is proud to introduce the inaugural class of the Port Townsend High School Alumni Hall of Fame! more
He’s the shopping cart painter, often clad in brightly spattered overalls that look a dropcloth as he mounts his easel on the street, in the open air, to capture what he sees. more
One of classic rock’s most influential bands gets an entertaining origin story in “Becoming Led Zeppelin,” while medieval fantasy serves as grist for the mill of modern class-conscious satire in “Death of a Unicorn.” more
The Rainshadow Recording Studio at Fort Worden is welcoming Colorado-based singer-songwriter Edie Carey to perform her first concert in Port Townsend. more
As part of its 50th anniversary year, and in cooperation with other Olympic Peninsula choirs, the Community Chorus of Port Townsend and East Jefferson County is bringing the works of internationally known Los Angeles-based composer, arranger and pianist Shawn Kirchner to local audiences in three concerts on April 4, 5 and 6. more
Oh, how I long for the sweet, tender sprouts of overwintered kale and broccoli, and now it’s time! With a basket and scissors, I snip off the flowering shoots before they bolt, adding them to … more
Centrum’s “In the Making” residency program continues with Virginia-based mixed-media fiber artist Sam Christian’s “Dream Makers” installation in April. more
Centrum welcomes internationally acclaimed musician, composer and bandleader Wynton Marsalis as its featured artist for its 2025 benefit concert and gala dinner. more
April is National Humor Month, starting with April Fools’ Day, and the Port Townsend Laughter Club is proudly touting its status as one of only two in-person laughter clubs in Washington state. more
Local arts fans can find storytelling and visuals interwoven in Port Townsend exhibits at Northwind Art while also creating artist expressions of their own to be submitted during the month of April. more
The Port Townsend Gallery is showcasing multimedia artists Sue Stanton and Phil Carrico in April. Carrico uses wood and linoleum in printmaking processes, while Stanton wraps rocks, employs … more
The Grover Gallery of Port Townsend is following its exhibition of Linda Okazaki’s “Realms of Influence” in March with her new exhibit, “Familiar Places,” opening on Saturday, April 5. more
Understanding the significance of masks made by Joyce Owens, a longtime friend and neighbor of the owner of Aurora Loop Gallery, makes the exhibit of the well-known artist that much sweeter.  more
The survivors’ guilt of veterans and the duplicity of international espionage make for great viewing in Kyle Hausmann-Stokes’ “My Dead Friend Zoe” and Steven Soderbergh’s “Black Bag.” more
Grace Lutheran Church will present pianist Rachelle McCabe in the final concert in its “Art and Our Schimmel Grand’ piano series. more
Leigh Hearon has been delighted to see her and her husband’s former venue succeed, under the stewardship of the De Koch family, as the Quilcene Lantern. more
March is the time gardeners start dreaming about summer gardens full of blooms and color. more
Richard Quinnell learned the basics of photography in high school, and has pursued it as a hobby for 45 years, with concentrations on landscapes, wildlife, travel and floral subjects. more
With “Mickey 17,” Bong Joon-ho seems to have ascended to his fully actualized Pokémon form as a filmmaker, by achieving a synthesis of the pitch-black comedy, scathing social commentary and ambitious sci-fi concepts of 2006’s “The Host,” 2013’s “Snowpiercer” and 2019’s “Parasite.” more
The next evening of “Readings at the Meeting House” is set to feature a pair of Bellingham poets addressing a Port Townsend audience. more
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