Arts
Moisture Festival jumps the pond to fly high on Vashon
What & When: A celebration of cabaret, comedy, vaudeville, variety and aerial artistry, featuring more than a dozen…
News
LaRouche supporter ruffles feathers on Thursday
A lone supporter of perennial presidential candidate and political activist Lyndon LaRouche visited Vashon on Thursday, on a…
Arts
Vashon High School to present ‘A Chorus Line’ starting March 12
One of the most beloved shows in the American musical theater canon, “A Chorus Line,” is about to…
Arts
Vashon Children’s Film Festival to take kids on a trip around the world
A girl who flies away on a paper airplane, a cat that adopts a penguin and a gang…
Arts
A hometown hero returns to the Island
The Blue Heron will be the site of a homecoming this Saturday, when singer/songwriter Max Gabriel and a…
Arts
Chautauqua Elementary volunteer helps kids understand spina bifida
Islander Alisa Church made her way through the crowded, bustling halls of Chautauqua Elementary School on a recent…
Arts
Top Vashon musicians to play Open Space to benefit Haitian orphanages
It’s been a more than a month since a catastrophic earthquake struck Haiti, and Islanders have rallied to…
Opinion
Granny’s closure proves torturous for some
Every year, right about this time, something terrible happens on Vashon.
Arts
A tribute to Rodgers and Hammerstein takes off
Romance will be in the air this weekend when a talented group of local singers performs a gala…
Arts
‘Flower Power’: A new exhibit blooms at Silverwood
On a recent chilly afternoon, a steady stream of some of Vashon’s most well-known artists climbed the steps…
Arts
Guitarist Ian Moore to play two Blue Heron shows
Ian Moore, an acclaimed guitarist, singer and songwriter, will rock the Blue Heron this weekend, when he takes…
Arts
A benefit show helps Island players go to Sundance
Several Island musicians have been invited to play in an upcoming music festival that coincides with the Sundance…