By JANICE RANDALL Vashon Allied Arts The whimsical mixed media sculptures of Basil Milovsoroff (1906-1992) will be shown at the…
For years, Quartermaster Harbor has provided a winter refuge to the western grebe, an elegant, long-necked diver that has experienced a precipitous decline throughout Puget Sound.
All told, the small food bank at Sunrise Ridge garnered a record $45,000 in cash donations in November, not to mention boxes upon boxes of non-perishable food — a show of support that food bank director Yvonne Pitrof called “overwhelmingly, beautifully heartwarming.”
A childhood dream has finally come true for Ray Pfortner.
Pfortner, 59, recently returned from a trip to New York City, where he marched in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade.
Exhibit explores artists’ inner visions Café Luna’s January exhibit, “The Medical Abstract,” will provide a glimpse into the psyches of…
Red Bicycle Bistro & Sushi is offering a line-up of free music this weekend. The Vashon-based trio Track 19 —…
Gallery 070 closed its doors Dec. 27 after five years of memorable exhibitions and rollicking First Friday receptions in downtown…
Vashon United Methodist Church will be the scene of a rare musical trip back in time at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday,…
The historic Sound Food building, a beloved structure south of town, once again beckons to curious diners. The caterers who work out of its storied kitchen have re-opened the establishment; each showcases her epicurean talents two days a week.
Long-lost friends play together again Island drummer Todd Zimberg will reunite with two musician friends, guitarist Michael Gotz and bass…
Ian Moore and his band The Lassy Coils will headline a special New Year’s Eve celebration at Red Bicycle Bistro & Sushi, with music slated to start at 10 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 31 and last into the wee hours of the first morning of 2009.
Vashon Allied Arts has announced the 2009 exhibition lineup for Blue Heron Gallery. The season will feature a mix of…
