Vashon High School drama students will present an original take on one of the most beloved plays in the American theater canon, with four performances of “It’s a Wilder World Today: Our Town Revisited” scheduled for Thursday through Sunday.
Two Island authors have written books aimed at enlightening and inspiring their readers, and both will read from their works…
Vashon Theatre will be the site of a fierce and funny contest next week, when the annual Seattle International StandUp Comedy Competition returns to the Island for one of the final rounds in a month-long search for its top comic of 2009.
Hobson/Person will perform from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 18, at Sound Food. Captain Dick & the Portholes will…
It was 1989 when a bright-eyed band of six young theater artists arrived on Vashon’s shores.
Who: Brad Matsen What: A reading from his book, “Jacques Cousteau: The Sea King.” When: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 13,…
Who: Tom Pruiksma What: A reading from his book, “Give, Eat, and Live,” a translation of 60 poems by the…
An accomplished roster of musicians will play an evening of chamber music for strings at 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14, at Blue Heron Art Center.
The American Night, a touring tribute act from Seattle, will treat Vashon to a live recreation of a concert by…
Hobson/Person will perform from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 11, at Sound Food. The duo will play every Wednesday…
Vashon has a long history of military presence. The military’s use of the Sunrise Ridge complex began with World War II and did not end until 1984, when the final parts of the “Nike base” became Paradise Ridge Park.
Nannette Cotton Pawlowski spent a day hanging more than 60 colorful drawings and five large quilts at Vashon Community Care Center last week, stopping to chat and dispense hugs to the people who served as muses for her artwork.
During Saturday night’s festivities, Islanders young and old took to the streets of Vashon town in costumes cute, weird and…
