Well, they might not share the same stage at the same time, but these are just a few of the acts that will be seen in various shows for the upcoming Winter Carnivale, Friday, Jan. 20 — Sunday, Jan. 22 at the San Juan Community Theatr
Matt Bachmann is a practical composer — writing songs with the intent that they will be heard by an audience. That’s why over the last year he has been creating music for his own group — the JEM Jazz Trio.
The upcoming show “Little Women” deals with family, illness, grief and wartime
The San Juan County Parks Department was awarded $1,500 toward rehabilitation of the Brann Cabin, an early settler’s home.
Borrero visited the Occupy Wall Street movement in September and returned to his home in Friday Harbor inspired to write the song “Rise Up.” Within a few weeks of its inception, the song was recorded with local musicians Teddy Deane, Jonathan Piff, Benj Ross, and Borrero’s mom Gretchen Gubelman.
Share your writing in a warm supportive group at the Writing Workshop with Judith Azrael, Saturday, Jan. 7, 1-3:30 p.m., in the library meeting room, free.
SJ Prevention Coalition and Island Rec host a healthy, happy party
It was six nights before Christmas, at 6:30 p.m., on the corner of Front and Spring Street when two islanders danced in the glow of holiday lights to songs played on saxophone and upright bass.
Some of the world’s best holiday choruses were highlighted in San Juan Singers annual holiday concert at San Juan Community Theatre, Saturday, Dec. 17, 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, Dec. 18, 2 p.m.
Watch Friday Harbor musician Beau Borrero in his newly released music video of his song “Rise Up”
Pastor Anne Hall recently accepted a two-year term call as the new “flying pastor” serving three branches by boat, or by plane — on three islands, all existing as the Lutheran Church in the San Juans.
Suzanne Pullen and Marty Chevalier announced the engagement of their daughter Crysta Chevalier to Sean Griffith on Dec. 10.
Wolf Hollow has released holiday “kindness” cards available at several Friday Harbor merchants, featuring photographs of wild animals who have been “guests” at the wildlife rehabilitation center on San Juan Island.