On Aug. 25, Frank Hudson celebrated his 90th birthday, followed by Sally Hudson’s 90th birthday on Oct. 26. As family gathered from off-island, the couple’s 62nd wedding anniversary was celebrated on Sept. 9.
Gone but not forgotten, the Friday Harbor Whale Museum pays tribute to orcas of the past with stories, photographs and memories in its second annual ‘Day of the Dead’ remembrance celebration.
Brickworks, one of the most important civic projects in the history of Friday Harbor, is currently under development in town.
A countywide program, LSJI fosters leadership skills, like collaborative problem-solving, facilitation and public speaking, as well as offering analysis of local systems related to governance, economics, social services, history and culture, education and the environment.
Somehow a group of performers have brought the elements of the big screen to the stage. While most theatre productions try to avoid replicating the cinema, Nanda has embraced special effects to enhance their performances.
Waterfall, former bass player for the country rock band “The Skyboys”, will be in Friday Harbor, Nov. 8, to perform at Isle Be Jammin’.
American WWII hero and San Juan islander Roy Matsumoto is the central character in “Honor and Sacrifice: The Heart of a Patriot, The Face of the Enemy,” a documentary film in final production by Stourwater Pictures.
Ann Einboden of the Friday Harbor Power Squadron is the 2012 outstanding boating educator for Washington state.
Their collaboration covers a variety of genres, from modern fingerstyle to tapping, Applalachian to delta/ragtime blues and calypso.
On Saturday, Oct. 27, murder, madness and mayhem all come together as the Puget Sound Concert Opera gets downright spooky at Friday Harbor Presbyterian Church, 425 Spring St.
Looking to give your artistic career a bounce? Then mark Oct. 11 on your calendar for a free presentation by award-winning Lopez Island artist Jean Behnke, who will reveal how to give your career a boost through programs and resources offered by the Artist Trust of Washington State.
Kelsey Lee O’Day and Jason Michael Schible are engaged to be married.
The craft and stories behind First Nations carving will be on display as Kwagiulth carvers Jason and Trevor Hunt demonstrate techniques of traditional carving and painting Saturday, Oct. 6, and Sunday, Oct. 7, at Friday Harbor’s Arctic Raven Gallery, 130 First St.
