Seattle-by-way-of-Vashon band The Pharmacy to play the Zeitgeist Concert Series one last time.
Somewhere in between the fingerpicking acoustic guitar and the frolicking double reeds, you can almost hear the sound of the holidays in the tones of Tingstad and Rumbel.
Director Scott Derrickson’s “The Day the Earth Stood Still,” remake of Robert Wise’s 1951 creation, might be better sold as an accidental comedy than an actual world’s end thriller. Stuffed with special effects and riddled with losing dialogue, the sorry sci-fi redo holds plenty more moments of unintentional hilarity than it does sound storytelling. Though it took top notch at the box office, this newest version of “The Day” is certainly anything but.
The Gallery School of Music and Dance brings to life Northwest veteran author Donna Anders’ never-performed Christmas musical.
Kitsap Mountaineers Mike and Elaine Raymond reflect on their five-and-a-half-year quest to climb Mount McKinley — in pictures — Dec. 19 in Bremerton.
This is the third in a three-part series on the yacht ZINA.Click here to read Part II. Water Rat’s advice…
It’s already December. How did that happen? Holidays and celebrations are fast approaching. If you’re searching for just the right green, economical or resource conserving gift for a gardener, here are a few ideas.
artwork while the General Store hosts a special monthly dinner. Info: www.portgamble.com or call (360) 297-8074.
Growing up in the late-1950s, early-60s, in a town of 1,300, far away from anyone who actually wrote books for a living, George Shannon was always a kid who lived in his head.
While the weather’s never dependable, the December Old Town Art Walk annually brings contributors out en masse.
New York-based multi-instrumentalist songbird Heather Masse comes west to record new album and tour in prep.
Jewel Box Theater’s resident improv troupe offers pay-what-you-can ‘Improvised Christmas Musical’ Dec. 13.
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