It’s hard to believe, but it’s been almost a decade since islanders first thrilled to the sound of their own resident opera company. Now, Vashon… Continue reading
‘CATCH US WHILE YOU CAN’ CONTINUES Islanders came out in droves for the opening of “Festival 25: Catch Us While You Can” at Open Space… Continue reading
Update: This show has sold out. International touring and recording artist Trevor Hall will play a show at 7:30 p.m. tonight, Sept. 13, at Open… Continue reading
This Friday night, the big screen at Vashon Theatre will light up with the grand opening of a new animation festival, filled with works made… Continue reading
Riding through town for another year Friday, cyclists will once again pilot their zaniest two- (or more) wheeled creations as part of Stupid Bike Night,… Continue reading
The Arts in Brief PUBLIC ART UNVEILED To celebrate the 30th anniversary of Vashon Artists in Schools, students at Vashon High School worked with island… Continue reading
Some’tet to
play at VCA Vashon Island’s jazz/post-jazz ensemble, Some’tet, will play at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Vashon Center for the Arts. The group came… Continue reading
This first Friday will be full of creativity on display. Most galleries and art spots will be open from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday night.… Continue reading
TROLL’S COTTAGE
ROCKS OBER Vashon’s free Summer Concerts in the Park series will close out at 7 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 30, with a show by… Continue reading
A new film festival is set to take place Sept. 14 to 16 at the Vashon Theatre with the aim of using animation as a… Continue reading
Save the dates for Festival 25: Catch Us While You Can, a month-long celebration of art and music created by local artists who have shaped… Continue reading
Vashon Summer
Arts Fest wraps The Vashon Summer Arts Fest, a two-month long celebration of interdisciplinary and visual arts at Vashon Center for the Arts,… Continue reading
Islanders can listen to live music and wear out their dancing shoes this week with a trio of almost-end-of-summer shows that run the groove gamut… Continue reading
Elizabeth “Libbie” Anthony, a revered member of Vashon’s theater community for decades, died on Friday, July 20, in Woodsville, New Hampshire. She was 77. Anthony… Continue reading
A new organization on Vashon is dedicated to helping musicians make a fair wage, one house concert at a time. The group, Tip the Scales,… Continue reading
Vashon Center for the Arts’ two-month-long Vashon Summer Arts Fest rolls on, with a new batch of exhibits slated to open this week. A slew… Continue reading
“Proof,” a prize-winning play by David Auburn about a family dealing with mental health issues, will be presented this weekend by Vashon Youth & Family… Continue reading
