Arts & Entertainment
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When you hear the name “Death Dancer,” what images come to mind? Perhaps Walt Disney’s dancing skeletons from ... more
Olympia’s most charming play festival, Olympia Family Theater’s 7th annual 24-hour play festival, “Tales Told in Ten!,” took place ... more
When you go to the theater, especially an immersive theater experience, your brain automatically wants to think of everything as ... more
The annual Tumwater Falls Fest, Lula Fest and Nisqually Watershed Festival return this weekend, along with other local events in Thurston ... more
Moments after I sat down to write this column, I glanced to my left and noticed the poster for Sound Mosaic’s ... more
"Autumn Prelude." There’s something about that name that feels like a warm cup of tea for the spirit. It evokes calm, the beauty of the fall ... more
"Liberty Wept" by Christine Rose emerged as the 2026 People’s Choice Award winner of the Percival Plinth Project in ... more
Renowned for covering topics that speak to people’s hearts, visual storyteller Bill Lange has dedicated every possible moment to ... more
A cultural institution, I had heard of Pretty Gritty Tours before, but it wasn’t until this year that I realized they offered tours in ... more
I rarely get up before 9:30 a.m. on a Sunday, and I will only do it for certain people or occasions. Star Wuerdemann and Oly Pages ... more
The longer I have spent regularly attending performances, the more I notice our frequent actors in our ... more
One of the sparkling jewels in the Washington Center for the Performing Arts 2026–27 season ... more
When I look at national headlines, I get a sinking feeling in my gut, a sadness that comes when you know there is little you can do to ... more
Earlier this year, I had the opportunity to review Timberline High School’s production of “Something Rotten.” Among the ... more
Throughout this summer, I have attended several events hosted by Rebecca and Alexander ... more
A few days ago, I was meandering around our beloved downtown, chatting with various shopkeepers. Some of our conversations ... more
The Tenino Holiday Market is returning to the Kodiak Room in the historic downtown area on Thanksgiving ... more
Earlier this year, during the Arts & Pride Month conversation series, I had the honor of chatting with ... more
The City of Olympia’s free arts and culture celebration during Hispanic Heritage Month, Lula Fest, returns on Sept. 26 from ... more
After a brief hiatus, Theater Artists Olympia’s (TAO) “An Improbable Peck of Plays” has returned to the ... more
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