The book is shown in the stories of real patients and their families who best illustrate continuing problems of the U.S. health care system.
Bizet’s opera of lust and longing set in the Far East returns to the Metropolitan Opera stage for the first time in 100 years.
Lord of the Stark Realm features internationally renowned dancers Danny and Sylvain Boulet of Seattle and is set to music from Beethoven to Megadeth to Fauré to John Lennon
Have you ever gotten lost in a book, and never wanted it to end?
Johann Sebastian Bach walked for days to hear the organist at the Marienkirche in Lubeck, Germany. Islanders need travel only to Brickworks to hear rare, early music
The goal was to expand the potential of the human body and break the barriers of the human voice. And they invite audience participation at every show. The troop tours to this day, which is an unusual length of time for performer’s to remain together.
Local author Rod Kulbach has come out with a collection of short stories and poems from a lifetime of travels. “Seventeen Stories… and more” includes stowing away on a ship, facing loss and love, and quiet life observations. The Journal sat down with Kulbach to ask him some questions about the book, his process and life through the lens of writing.
San Juan Islands Museum of Art is pleased to present a “Figure Drawing Studio” on Monday evenings from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. for eight weeks beginning January 4, 2016.
San Juan Island’s community chorus leads audiences on a magical, musical journey through time during their annual holiday concert at San Juan Community Theatre.
Rotary Club of San Juan Island continues its annual tradition of presenting dictionaries to the third, fourth, and fifth grade classes at Friday Harbor Elementary.
Meet Coast Salish artist Ron Aleck during a reception scheduled from 4 to 7 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 5 at the Arctic Raven Gallery, 130 First Street, Friday Harbor.
The rain falls and the wind blows – it is winter in San Juan County. But don’t let the bluster of colder weather stop you from putting on your gardening gloves and digging in the soil. Due to our temperate weather and low elevation, frost rarely occurs in our garden beds and a light mulch on the surface can easily solve that problem. So as long as you are willing, fall and winter gardens are a must for the island.
Come to the library on Dec. 9- Christmas is around the corner! At 6:30 pm join Alice Hibberd and learn how to make Block Print Christmas cards at the San Juan Island library. Age 12 and up.
