“Watching the most exciting talents in the world perform with the Met and National Theatre is an experience you won’t forget,” SJCT Artistic Director Susan Williams said.
Island Stage Left’s summer series of ‘Shakespeare Under the Stars’ wraps up this weekend with three performances of “The Taming of the Shrew”, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 8 p.m., at the production company’s Wold Road stage.
The baby cormorants engage in a fascinating food dance—an exhibition you may have noticed while onboard the ferry at the Anacortes terminal. Besides the energetic nodding upwards without ceasing, they must convince mom or dad to open their mouths. They do it this way…
After clearing the harbor most of the fleet picked up the southeast 8-knot wind on a port tack and headed counterclockwise for Upright Channel. Only three boats chose to sail clockwise on a run up San Juan Channel. The counterclockwise boats made good progress until they reached Harney Channel, at which time the winds calmed and stalled the turn at Hankin Point.
It’s a dizzying lineup of demonstrations, talks and presentations at the 2013 County Fair Agricultural Tent. Check out the daily schedule below
Did Custer dither at the river? Was he incapacitated or dead before ever reaching Last Stand Hill? Come hear the testimony assembled by historian and author Bruce Brown of Native Americans and survivors of the Battle of Little Bighorn and decide for yourself, Saturday, Aug. 17.
San Juan Island’s Bob Wilson, of San Juan Surveying, was interviewed for POB’s July 2013 edition of “Solo Notes”, a series that focuses on small business owners in the land surveying profession.
San Juan County’s Fairly Outrageous Trashion Fashion Show, heartwarming, homespun, inspired and somewhat absurd, and most appropriately named, is just such an event.
Historian traces mingling of cultures, what military men left behind on the western frontier
A self-taught vocalist, Seattle’s Greta Matassa, has released eight CDs over the course of her career
Hey, art lovers… just two hours of your time is all it would take to lend a helping hand at the Fine Arts Exhibit at the county fair.
It’s been about five weeks or so since a massive sixgill shark — a 12-foot long female — washed up on the beach at Argyle Lagoon. If you’ve been wondering what that was all about, well, The Whale Museum just may be the place to find some answers.
A Fulbright Scholar, DeBoer, daughter of Kerry and Beth Anderson of Friday Harbor, teaches fourth grade at Whitney Elementary School in Yakima, Wash., where she and husband Josh DeBoer make their home.
