Island Stage Left presents Jon Robin Baitz’s award-winning drama of a family struggling to comes to terms with a painful past, through Dec. 16, at the fairgrounds, with performances Thursdays-Sundays. This Saturday’s performance, Dec. 7, is at 2 p.m.
The workshop will focus on the use of technology, using an SLR and a point-and-shoot digital camera, as well as technique, such as use of light and background, and file management, such as selecting file size and storing.
Nicholas Corrin has traveled widely and taught at various colleges before undergoing formal training in Oriental and Ayurvedic Medicine.
“I Never Saw Another Butterfly” is the story of one of the survivors of Terezin, a ghetto where more than 15,000 Jewish children passed through.
Believed to be billions of years old, a relic of the ancient solar system, ISON will makes its closest pass by the sun on Thanksgiving Day
Painful past darkens family holiday in Stage Left play
Mary Gray adapted the classic Tchaikovsky ballet into a modern production featuring singing, dancing and a family-friendly script.
Island author Jim Nollman will read from his book, “Why We Garden”, and talk about his personal approach to gardening in the next episode of the Grange Fall Lecture, Wednesday, Nov. 20, at the Grange Hall in Friday Harbor, beginning at 7 p.m.
Activities get under way at the county Fairgrounds at 11 a.m., Saturday, Nov. 16, and wrap up at 2 p.m.
As her unbridled curiosity and thirst for adventure offer perfect opportunity for Peterson to unleash her journalist-turned-sleuth on another spine-tingling and dangerous mystery
The Land Bank acquired the Beaverton Valley Marsh property, home to one of the largest expanses of critical wetland habitat in the county, some years ago.
Love, jealousy, betrayal, tyranny, power, persuasion, and more
Best known perhaps for his song “Cows With Guns”, Bellingham-based singer, songwriter Dana Lyons will perform a free concert, Friday, at San Juan Island Library.