Jewel Box Theater’s resident improv troupe offers pay-what-you-can ‘Improvised Christmas Musical’ Dec. 13.
In addition to procuring and protecting land throughout the Kitsap Peninsula, The Great Peninsula Conservancy knows how to enjoy the outdoors.
Richard Badger is a modest photographer.
The economy has a funny effect on people. It’s something of a strangle hold.
What’s Up looks into the alternative lifestyle of backyard wrestling and a local semi-pro promoter who’d like to put a stop to it.
Does it make me a Scrooge that I’ve never been to a performance of ‘The Nutcracker?’
At that time of year when the same meal is on nearly everyone’s mind, What’s Up wonders what does ‘eating local’ really mean?
All the while, Alligators jam outside the box on their debut album ‘Piggy and Cups.’
Local indie film-houses feature the new Baz Luhrmann film and ‘The Boy in Striped Pajamas,’ providing thanksgiving through escapism.
And the field has been whittled to five.
This opera, a centuries old tale of love and lust and the comedy of mistaken identity, is rife with marriage and the carnal desire thereof.
Joker’s Peace takes the ‘Twilight Tour’ and finds the
What’s Up’s holiday coverage kicks off with the boys from
Blues picker/singer Pete Spencer has been making music on Bainbridge Island for a little more than five years now — ever since he made his way here from a life of music on the East Coast.
Author/explorer/historian Harry Rutstein presents his new adventure memoir, chronicling the his trek in the footsteps of Marco Polo.
Sieber returns to the Collective Visions
Looking for a reason to look forward to winter?
Collaboration abounds in an exhibit of installations, sculpture, encaustic painting and poetry.
Northwest icons — the owl, the woodpecker and the Washington State Ferry — inhabit Eagle Harbor Books through two new photographers’ books this week.
HALLOWEEN NIGHT
