“The big wall.” That’s sculptor Dan Freeman’s term for a 100-foot-long, wavy, rock-basket sculpture he created along a concrete wall on the beach side of a house in Freeland.
Barbara Dunn’s bright voice fills the Half Moon Yoga Studio with a hopeful sound.
Whidbey Island Center for the Arts presents “Doubt, A Parable” by John Patrick Shanley, which opens at
7:30 p.m. Friday, April 6.
More than 350 audience members were entranced by the voices of 11 women who sang for the chance to be the Kobe Jazz Vocal Queen.
A local musical director welcomes everyone to a place of music, words, peace and comfort.
Leap into spring with Whidbey Island Dance Theatre’s annual Dance & Choreography Showcase.
Enter at your own risk. Molotov cocktails, handcuffs, eggplant and dismemberment are involved.
More than 100 adult and youth performers will gather to sing in memory of the more than 20,000 earthquake victims and survivors of the Indian Ocean, Haiti and Japan.
Gloria Ferry-Brennan, a 15-year-old violinist from Langley, will appear on National Public Radio’s “From the Top” series at 7 p.m., Saturday, March 24. The program will air locally on Classical King FM 98.1.
Open those wings and take flight over to Whidbey Children’s Theater, where the world premiere of the musical play “Wingspan” is not to be missed.
CLINTON — The dream of joining the circus doesn’t require any running away at the Waldorf School.
She’s got that sensibility for writing great characters and story lines that end up on television and Broadway. Now she comes to the island to share her knowledge with other women writers.
Coupeville audiences were treated to a colorful reading of Lewis Carroll’s “Alice In Wonderland.”
