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Seattle-based Flamenco dancer Savannah Fuentes makes her return to the Olympic Peninsula, taking the stage once again with singer/multi-instrumentalist Diego Amador Jr. at two concerts in mid-March.

The Times of Houma Thibodaux

Garden enthusiasts, theres a calendar for you.

At a mid-week rehearsal for Olympic Peninsula Academy drama class students, and teacher Michele Canepa takes a break from helping the middle school and high school youths through lines.

Succulents are beautiful, often exotic looking plants that many may think are not viable perennials in the Pacific Northwest (PNW) climate.

Written by Larry Shue and first produced in 1981, “The Nerd” has a reputation as one of the funniest plays ever written. Director Ron Graham’s Olympic Theatre Art’s upcoming production promises to revel in that tradition.

The world may have been on hold during the pandemic, but local bonsai enthusiasts remained astute — and ready for a return.

The color theme for the June 2023 First Friday Art Walk is white and the whole visible spectrum. White represents inclusive acceptance, hope, open minds, pure and thoughtful actions, friendly impressions, and blank canvases that are receptive to any positive vision. It is a chance to dress in white and rainbow colors, be magical, shiny, and show off every color of the visible spectrum — and bright tie-dyes are perfect!

The climate on the north Olympic Peninsula has many advantages, but it makes growing some vegetable varieties difficult. Local Master Gardeners say having a greenhouse can open up a world of possibilities to you beyond growing tomatoes or peppers.

The Times of Houma Thibodaux