“What comes out of these experiences … is we get to create more opportunities to learn empathy.”
A look at how islanders, particularly the elderly, would be impacted without island primary care
Poet Merna Ann Hecht will be joined by cellist Michelle Dodson for “Singing Hope in a Dark Time.”
Joel Ross’s island performance is the latest stop on a busy tour of major West Coast jazz venues.
The second annual “Home 2 Vashon” will include music by The Kings of Mongrel Folk.
Mark McGough, who joined the staff in 2016, has stepped down.
A Pirate Pride was on display at Vashon High School last Friday.
“If one person truly gets it and changes, it will be well worth it.”
Island talent will serve up a series of skits, musicals and monologues this weekend.
Debbie Dimitre, a Northwest storyteller, will perform her show about Emily Dickinson on Oct. 19.
Most galleries are open from 6 to 9 p.m.
LaVon Hardison will perform at Vashon Center for the Arts as part of the Earshot Jazz Festival.
The play with music is the islander Kat Eggleston’s ode to her father.
“Return to Mt. Kennedy” will have a screening at 8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 27, at Vashon Theatre.
Island Subway restaurant, Kenny’s Brainfreeze for sale; Maven Mercantile closing.
Includes a recreation area with ping pong and foosball, a pool table, piano, and open art studio.
His sound fuses roots reggae, ragga, dance hall and other beats with powerful lyrics and grooves.
It has been seven years since the popular variety show was staged.
Appetizers and dinner will be served by Herban Feast as guests bid on silent auction items.
A treat for aficionados of all things automotive will take place on Sunday afternoon, Sept. 15, when classic car collectors from the island and beyond… Continue reading
