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SUMMARY:Open Mic Mondays hosted by Bread & Gravy Duo
DESCRIPTION:Field Arts & Events Hall welcomes you to share your talent on our Sunset Lounge stage! Join us for Open Mic Mondays in the Sunset Lounge\, hosted by Bread & Gravy Duo. \nThe Sunset Bar & Lounge opens to the public at 5PM and will serve small bites and drinks throughout the event. Signup for open mic begins at 6PM; open mic starts at 6:15PM. This is a free\, all-ages event – no RSVP or ticket required. \nABOUT BREAD & GRAVY\nBread & Gravy Duo is a popular husband and wife act (Stephanie and Jess Doenges) who perform songs across many styles and genres. They feature powerful female vocals\, eclectic piano\, rhythm guitar\, and the occasional flute and harmonica. They have hosted or cohosted many Open Mics on the peninsula\, including ‘Open Mic at the Buzz’\, ‘The Junction Open Jam’\, ‘The Rainshadow Open Mic’\, and most recently at ‘Open Mic at the Sit-N-Bull’. They often play as a bigger band\, adding steady stalwarts such as Jerry Gilleland (drums) and Jason Taylor (bass and harmonies) and have also collaborated with dozens of other local musicians\, so one never knows who will come sit in with them on a given night. Follow @breadandgravymusic for more. \nSTEPHANIE DOENGES (SOUND)\nStephanie is one of the most established and recognized musicians on the peninsula. She has been playing music since a young age\, and has been in local bands such as Restless\, Luck of the Draw\, Rolling Waters\, and the Cornstalks. For the past twelve years\, she has been the face and voice of Bread and Gravy in all of its formations. While her voice is a main draw\, and guitar is her most common instrument\, she often surprises and astounds with riveting flute and harmonica solos. \nStephanie has run sound for Open Mics for many years now\, and she’s grown very adept at dialing people in quickly\, as well as tailoring the sound to any nuance the performer displays. \nJESS DOENGES (MC)\nJess is the quintessential late bloomer\, who didn’t touch a musical instrument until age 29. Bread & Gravy is the first and only band he’s ever been in. In juxtaposition to the versatile Stephanie\, he’s a one trick pony on the piano. But his love for piano\, and his love for Stephanie shows through in his playing\, and he has truly played himself into one of the top accompanists around. As an MC\, he has tons of experience herding cats (err.. musicians) to make the Open Mic experience enjoyable and fair for all involved. His quick wit and inviting vibe tend to make the audience comfortable and relaxed\, which is what is needed to have a supportive environment for all performers.
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/open-mic-mondays-5-2/2024-11-04/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Sunset Lounge\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Comedy,Family Friendly,Field Hall Presents,Free,Live Music,Sunset Lounge,WA Local
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SUMMARY:Apollo Suns
DESCRIPTION:Field Hall Presents: Apollo Suns\nThursday\, November 7 @ 7PM | Donna M. Morris Theater\nTickets $22 Adult\, $10 Youth CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS \nSoak in each electrifying note with Apollo Suns\, a 7-piece band fusing the influence of jazz\, rock and psychedelic music to create their own unique sounds with the dancefloor in mind. \nBest known for their high-octane live shows\, Apollo Suns have captivated audiences at Winnipeg Jazz Festival\, Salmon Arm Roots and Blues\, Kispiox Valley Music Festival\, Vermont Jazz Fest\, and Calgary Stampede. Some of their most notable shows include support slots for The Comet is Coming\, Makaya McCraven\, Anomalie\, The Brooks\, and Five Alarm Funk. \nThe core group includes Ed Durocher (Guitar)\, Tim Iskierski (Drums)\, Aarin Lofstrand (Bass)\, Jordie Oulette (Trumpet)\, Benjamin James Hill (Trombone)\, Alex Maher (Alto Sax and pedals) and Anatol Rennie (Keyboards/Synths). \n \n  \nABOUT THE ARTISTS\nFounded by Ed Durocher\, Apollo Suns is a 7-piece instrumental collective from Winnipeg\, Manitoba. They have self-released three EPs: ‘Each Day a Different Sun’ (2017)\, ‘Dawn Offerings’ (2019)\, ‘A Relationship of Force’ (Color Red\, 2021)\, and were awarded “Instrumental Artist of the Year” at Western Canadian Music Awards in both 2018/2020. \nIn 2022\, Apollo Suns returned to the studio with Juno award-winning producer Ben Kaplan (Five Alarm Funk\, Mother Mother\, The Rare Americans) to record their latest album\, ‘Departures’. The band is signed to the Canadian label Do Right Music\, home to The Souljazz Orchestra\, Soul Motivators\, and Luvmenauts. ‘Departures’ was released in September 2023 and supported by a robust North American tour that included sold-out shows in several cities. The band returned to Winnipeg\, MB to a two night stand at The Good Will Social Club to celebrate the release in their hometown.
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/apollo-suns/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Donna M. Morris Theater\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family Friendly,Field Hall Presents,Jazz,Live Music,Rock,Sunset Lounge
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SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibit Opening: Strong People\, Strong Artists
DESCRIPTION:Klallam Artists & Field Hall Gallery Present: “Strong People\, Strong Artists”\nNovember 9 @ 2PM – 6PM | Field Hall Pat Donlin Lobby\, Donna M. Morris Theater\, Gallery\nThis is a free event; no RSVP is needed.  \nnəxʷstáy̕əm ʔiy̕ə́m̕ \, nəxʷsƛ̕áy̕əm skʷənáŋəɬ is the second collaboration between the Field Hall Gallery and Klallam artists\, presenting a collection that spans contemporary art\, traditional pieces\, and artifacts from all three Klallam tribes. Join us on Saturday\, November 9th for an afternoon celebrating the exhibit opening and recognizing our local native artists. \nEXHIBIT OPENING RECEPTION & CELEBRATION \n2-6PM | Holiday bazaar market with Klallam artists in the Pat Donlin Lobby\n3-4PM | Native stories\, poetry\, and stongs in the Donna M. Morris Theater\n4-6PM | Exhibit open to the public in the Field Hall Gallery
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/strong-people-strong-artists/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Laura Cooksey Gallery\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Partnership,Culture & Humanities,Family Friendly,Field Hall Presents,Free,Gallery
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SUMMARY:JFFA & Field Hall In Harmony: Jesse Roper
DESCRIPTION:Presented in partnership with Juan de Fuca Foundation for the Arts\nJFFA & Field Hall IN HARMONY: Jesse Roper\nSunday\, November 10 @ 1PM & 6PM | Donna M. Morris Theater\nTickets $25 – $50 Adult\, $15 Youth CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS \nBased in Victoria\, BC\, Jesse Roper is a blues/Americana artist with a penchant for writing modern indie-infused blues music and delivering bombastic live performances buoyed by his virtuosic guitar playing. \nHis innate and impressive musical talent has served him well\, giving him the flexibility to play with soul icon Booker T. Jones\, rock veteran Colin James\, blues belter Beth Hart\, and Canadian legend Burton Cummings. The stage is where Roper shines. It has been his home since overcoming crippling stage fright during his early twenties. Fear is a part of Roper’s past that barely seems real today – especially when you see the in-concert image of a six-string soldier\, hair matted to his face\, tearing up the stage\, without a hint of second-guessing. \nJesse is a master at connecting his personal story and experiences to his songwriting – crafting narratives that hit on life’s challenges and eccentricities – but that remain upbeat\, engaging and wildly entertaining songs.
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/jesse-roper-2/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Donna M. Morris Theater\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Blues,Community Partnership,Family Friendly,Field Hall Presents,JFFA,Live Music
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SUMMARY:JFFA & Field Hall In Harmony: Jesse Roper
DESCRIPTION:Presented in partnership with Juan de Fuca Foundation for the Arts\nJFFA & Field Hall IN HARMONY: Jesse Roper\nSunday\, November 10 @ 1PM & 6PM | Donna M. Morris Theater\nTickets $25 – $50 Adult\, $15 Youth CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS \nBased in Victoria\, BC\, Jesse Roper is a blues/Americana artist with a penchant for writing modern indie-infused blues music and delivering bombastic live performances buoyed by his virtuosic guitar playing. \nHis innate and impressive musical talent has served him well\, giving him the flexibility to play with soul icon Booker T. Jones\, rock veteran Colin James\, blues belter Beth Hart\, and Canadian legend Burton Cummings. The stage is where Roper shines. It has been his home since overcoming crippling stage fright during his early twenties. Fear is a part of Roper’s past that barely seems real today – especially when you see the in-concert image of a six-string soldier\, hair matted to his face\, tearing up the stage\, without a hint of second-guessing. \nJesse is a master at connecting his personal story and experiences to his songwriting – crafting narratives that hit on life’s challenges and eccentricities – but that remain upbeat\, engaging and wildly entertaining songs.
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/jesse-roper/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Donna M. Morris Theater\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Blues,Community Partnership,Family Friendly,Field Hall Presents,JFFA,Live Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20241113T190000
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SUMMARY:Films at Field Hall: The Blues Brothers
DESCRIPTION:Films at Field Hall: The Blues Brothers\nWednesday\, November 13 @ 7PM | Donna M. Morris Theater\nSunset Bar & Lounge opens at 5PM\nTickets $12 Adult\, $8 Youth (with parent) CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS \nThe infamous Blues Brothers are on a mission from God – and you’re invited! Join us in the Sunset Lounge before the movie screening for dinner and drinks. Costume and theatrical dress encouraged! \nJoin us before the film for themed drinks and free live blues in the Sunset Lounge. Professor Blues Duo (Steve Mueller\, Guitar/Lead Vocals and Jason Taylor\, Bass/Vocals) bring you a unique offering of original blues music\, as well as an assortment of familiar classics in a more intimate\, acoustic format. Live music available 5:45 – 6:45PM. \nAfter his release from prison\, Jake (John Belushi) reunites with his brother\, Elwood (Dan Aykroyd) — collectively known as the “Blues Brothers.” Jake’s first task is to save the orphanage the brothers grew up in from closing\, by raising $5\,000 to pay back taxes. The two are convinced they can earn the money by getting their old band back together. However\, after playing several gigs and making a few enemies\, including the police\, the brothers face daunting odds to deliver the money on time. \n \n  \nField Arts & Events Hall\, the Field Hall Gallery and the upstairs Sunset Bar & Lounge will open at 5PM. Theater opens for seating at 6:45PM. The Blues Brothers will start in the Donna M. Morris Theater at 7:00PM. (1980) Rating: R\, Runtime 2h  13min. \nFood and beverages are available in the Sunset Lounge before the show. Food and drink are not allowed in the theater.
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/blues-brothers/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Donna M. Morris Theater\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Field Hall Presents,Films at Field Hall
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20241116T140000
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SUMMARY:The 7th Voyage of Egon Tichy
DESCRIPTION:The 7th Voyage of Egon Tichy (Sinking Ship Productions and Theater in Quarantine)\nSaturday\, November 16 @ 2PM | Donna M. Morris Theater\nTickets $25-$50 Adult\, $15 Youth CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS \nSpace traveler Egon Tichy likes his quiet time. \nBut when his ship gets hit by a chunk of interstellar detritus\, he’s sent careening into a minefield of time vortexes. This slapstick science-fiction adventure propels Sinking Ship and Theater in Quarantine into their most technically ambitious production to date\, improbably trapping performer Joshua William Gelb amidst an exponentially expanding cast of one. \nThis is a live multi-media performance including both a live actor onstage and video overlay. \nABOUT THE ARTISTS \nSinking Ship Productions (www.sinkingshipproductions.com) a New York-based theater company\, is the creative collaboration between Jonathan Levin and Josh Luxenberg. We work with a core group of Associate Artists\, combining physical theater\, puppetry\, music and movement in delightful\, strange and unexpected ways. Sinking Ship creates work that is the theatrical version of circumnavigating the globe in a questionably seaworthy vessel: grand and ridiculous\, unadvisedly ambitious\, and possibly delusional as we sail full tilt to the horizon. \nTheater in Quarantine (youtube.com/theaterinquarantine) is an Obie and Drama League Award-winning performance laboratory dedicated to the exploration of the live theatrical experience in the digital space. Established in response to the pandemic\, TiQ has developed and live-streamed dozens of visually distinctive\, original works to its YouTube channel\, working out of a closet in the East Village that’s only 8 sq feet. \nTheater in Quarantine merges the live and the digital — embracing 21st century solutions to the question of “what is “theatrical”? Our digital and hybrid programming spans genres and styles\, with world premieres of new plays\, new musicals\, adaptations of classic texts\, dance\, and site-specific art installations. \nThe accessibility of the digital form has allowed us to reach audiences around the globe\, with our viewership growing from just a handful to thousands. Theater in Quarantine has been featured on NPR’s All Things Considered\, Japan’s NHK Television\, and has been profiled in The New Yorker and The New York Times. Within a single year Theater in Quarantine has been a five-time New York Times Critic’s Pick as well as one of Vulture’s “Top 10 Best Theater Moments of 2020” and among the New York Times’ “Best Theater of 2021.”\n​\nDuring the first two years of the COVID-19 pandemic Theater in Quarantine was run by Co-Creative Directors Joshua William Gelb and Katie Rose McLaughlin\, collaborating remotely with over a hundred collaborators and reaching audiences across the globe. Presenting partners include The Invisible Dog\, Theater Mitu\, LaMama\, CultureHub\, New Georges\, CulturalDC\, A2SF\, the Exponential Festival\, and NYUSkirball. TiQ continues to create new and exciting digital performances for both in-person and digital audiences.
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/7th-voyage-of-egon-tichy-3/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Donna M. Morris Theater\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Comedy,Field Hall Presents,Theater
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20241117T110000
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SUMMARY:Free Jazz Sunday: The Bruce Phares\, Randy Halberstadt & John Bishop Trio
DESCRIPTION:Black Diamond Farms & Field Hall Present\nFree Jazz Sunday: The Bruce Phares\, Randy Halberstadt & John Bishop Trio\nSunday\, November 17 @ 12PM | Sunset Bar & Lounge\nWaterfront Coffee Bar at Field Hall and Bloody Mary / Mimosa Bar open 11AM – 2PM\nFree admission; VIP tables available for $25 donation. CLICK HERE TO RSVP \nJoin us for FREE JAZZ SUNDAY in the Sunset Lounge on Sunday\, November 17th with The Bruce Phares\, Randy Halberstadt & John Bishop Trio! General Admission seating is first come\, first-served and not guaranteed throughout the event. Private premium tables are available by RSVP and $25 donation. \nLIVE MUSIC in the Sunset Lounge from 12PM to 1:30PM. Bloody Mary & Mimosa Bar available in the Sunset Lounge 11AM – 2PM. The Waterfront Coffee Bar will be open and offering food and drink from 11AM to 2PM \nFree Jazz Sunday is a monthly event series at Field Hall and is made possible through the support of Black Diamond Farms and local donors; if you’d like to support this series\, please consider a donation at checkout or during the event. \nABOUT THE ARTISTS \nBruce Phares is perhaps best known for his four-decade duet relationship with legendary pianist Overton Berry — along with his performances with other renowned jazz greats including Dianne Schuur\, Larry Coryell\, Roland Hannah\, Frank Wess\, George Cables\, Bruce Forman\, Charlie Bird\, Ernestine Anderson\, and others. \nRandy Halberstadt has been a major figure on the Pacific Northwest jazz scene for many years. A multi-dimensional pianist\, he is equally at home playing be-bop\, Latin\, down-home blues\, mainstream\, free and eclectic jazz. He has performed with Herb Ellis\, Terry Gibbs\, Buddy de Franco\, Matt Wilson\, Pete Christlieb\, Bobby Shew\, Joe LaBarbera\, and many others. In 1990\, Randy performed at the Monterey Jazz Festival with drummer Mel Brown. Randy has performed with the Seattle Symphony and is the pianist for the Seattle Repertory Jazz Orchestra. In 2015 Randy was inducted into the Seattle Jazz Hall of Fame. \nJohn Bishop as a drummer\, educator\, record label owner\, graphic designer\, publisher\, and festival presenter\, John Bishop has been one of the primary voices in Northwest Jazz for 40 years. He has performed in concerts and clubs with Lee Konitz\, Slide Hampton\, Benny Golson\, George Cables\, Bobby McFerrin\, Jack Sheldon\, Bobby Hutcherson\, Dr. Lonnie Smith\, Sonny Fortune\, Herb Ellis\, Buddy DeFranco\, Jerry Bergonzi\, Carla Bley\, Ernestine Anderson\, Larry Coryell\, and countless others. He’s appeared on more than 100 albums\, and was inducted into the Seattle Jazz Hall of Fame in 2008\, and named a “Jazz Hero” by the Jazz Journalists Association in 2019. In 1997\, Bishop started the jazz label Origin Records (named Jazzweek’s 2009 “Label Of The Year”) and OriginArts\, a graphic design & CD production company\, to help further the exposure of creative artists and their music. In partnership with his ex-drum student\, Matt Jorgensen\, they have released over 750 recordings by 370 artists from around the world. In 2002 they added another jazz label\, OA2 Records\, a classical imprint\, Origin Classical in 2008\, and in 2003 began Seattle’s annual 4-day Ballard Jazz Festival.
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/free-jazz-sunday-nov/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Sunset Lounge\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Field Hall Presents,Free,Jazz
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SUMMARY:Open Mic Mondays hosted by Bread & Gravy Duo
DESCRIPTION:Field Arts & Events Hall welcomes you to share your talent on our Sunset Lounge stage! Join us for Open Mic Mondays in the Sunset Lounge\, hosted by Bread & Gravy Duo. \nThe Sunset Bar & Lounge opens to the public at 5PM and will serve small bites and drinks throughout the event. Signup for open mic begins at 6PM; open mic starts at 6:15PM. This is a free\, all-ages event – no RSVP or ticket required. \nABOUT BREAD & GRAVY\nBread & Gravy Duo is a popular husband and wife act (Stephanie and Jess Doenges) who perform songs across many styles and genres. They feature powerful female vocals\, eclectic piano\, rhythm guitar\, and the occasional flute and harmonica. They have hosted or cohosted many Open Mics on the peninsula\, including ‘Open Mic at the Buzz’\, ‘The Junction Open Jam’\, ‘The Rainshadow Open Mic’\, and most recently at ‘Open Mic at the Sit-N-Bull’. They often play as a bigger band\, adding steady stalwarts such as Jerry Gilleland (drums) and Jason Taylor (bass and harmonies) and have also collaborated with dozens of other local musicians\, so one never knows who will come sit in with them on a given night. Follow @breadandgravymusic for more. \nSTEPHANIE DOENGES (SOUND)\nStephanie is one of the most established and recognized musicians on the peninsula. She has been playing music since a young age\, and has been in local bands such as Restless\, Luck of the Draw\, Rolling Waters\, and the Cornstalks. For the past twelve years\, she has been the face and voice of Bread and Gravy in all of its formations. While her voice is a main draw\, and guitar is her most common instrument\, she often surprises and astounds with riveting flute and harmonica solos. \nStephanie has run sound for Open Mics for many years now\, and she’s grown very adept at dialing people in quickly\, as well as tailoring the sound to any nuance the performer displays. \nJESS DOENGES (MC)\nJess is the quintessential late bloomer\, who didn’t touch a musical instrument until age 29. Bread & Gravy is the first and only band he’s ever been in. In juxtaposition to the versatile Stephanie\, he’s a one trick pony on the piano. But his love for piano\, and his love for Stephanie shows through in his playing\, and he has truly played himself into one of the top accompanists around. As an MC\, he has tons of experience herding cats (err.. musicians) to make the Open Mic experience enjoyable and fair for all involved. His quick wit and inviting vibe tend to make the audience comfortable and relaxed\, which is what is needed to have a supportive environment for all performers.
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/open-mic-mondays-5-2/2024-11-18/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Sunset Lounge\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Comedy,Family Friendly,Field Hall Presents,Free,Live Music,Sunset Lounge,WA Local
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20241122T190000
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SUMMARY:The Thanksgiving Play by Larissa Fasthorse
DESCRIPTION:November 22 | Peninsula College Presents: The Thanksgiving Play by Larissa Fasthorse\nTICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR: $20 GENERAL ADMISSION \nThe Thanksgiving Play by Larissa Fasthorse\, the first Native American woman playwright to have her work on Broadway\, is coming just in time for the holidays! November 15\, 16\, and 23rd at 7pm at Peninsula College and for-one-night-only at Field Arts & Events Hall on November 22nd. Tickets are available at the door at both locations: $20 for general admission and free to PC students on the PC campus. \nDirected by Dr. Lara Starcevich with set/costume design by Marissa Meek\, The Thanksgiving Play is NOT your usual children’s holiday play. It’s a quick-witted satire of well-meaning but exhaustingly ‘woke’ teachers who attempt to create a politically correct elementary school play about the first Thanksgiving while struggling with their own biases and the lack of Native representation. \nLarissa FastHorse is a Native American playwright and choreographer and\, in 2023\, she became the first known female Native American playwright produced on Broadway with The Thanksgiving Play at Second Stage’s Hayes Theater. \nDirector: Dr. Lara Starcevich\nDesigner: Marissa Meek\nFilmmaker: Mark Schwartz\nField Hall support: Kendall Mahoney and Jordan Natali\nCast list: Marva Holmes\, Alex Antunez\, Arius White\, Pat Owens\, Melissa Hsu\, George Delorey\, Steve Boutelle\, Brianna Palenik\, Liam Hare\, Dakota (Kit) Cassinelli\, and Rich Hendricksen \nShow dates: November 15\, 16\, and 23 at Peninsula College. Free to PC students and $20 general admission.\nAdditional show: November 22 at Field Arts & Events Hall in Port Angeles (General admission $20).\nTickets will be available on the day of the performance at each location. \nContent warnings: Violence / Sexual Content / Racially Insensitive Language / Racism / Mention of Suicide
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/thanksgiving-play/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Donna M. Morris Theater\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Comedy,Community Partnership,Guest Presenter,Theater
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SUMMARY:Samite: Resilience
DESCRIPTION:Samite: Resilience\nSaturday\, November 23 @ 1PM | Donna M. Morris Theater\nSaturday\, November 23 @ 7PM | Donna M. Morris Theater\nTickets $25 – $50 Adults\, $15 Youth CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS \nBeautiful\, powerful\, personal and musical – “Resilience” is a play with the urgency of now combined with timeless stories of healing. \nInternationally recognized musician\, humanitarian\, and artists Samite tells his life’s story in this multi-media one-man play. He tells the story of his emergence from the nightmare of life under Amin and Milton Obote (“… when the birds stopped singing”) to being a healer through the power of music. \nSamite often includes a story or two in his concerts\, but now he has turned his entire presentation inside out and the result is raw and bracing. Both performances of this show include an extended post-performance Q&A for authentic audience connection. \n \n  \n“Rhythmic beats\, floating melodies and impactful lyrics are the main components needed to create African music. These are also the elements Ugandan musician Samite Mulondo uses to spread hope\, healing and peace around the world.” – Grand Valley Lanthorn \n“Resilience is about blending beautiful traditional African music with stories of hope and tolerance. Sharing difficult topics\, Samite opened the doors for the us to gain new knowledge and empathy with grace and sensitivity. Music definitely heals – A must see!” – Karen Wacks\, (LMHC\, M.Ed.\, MT-BC) Professor of Music Therapy\, Berklee College of Music \n  \nABOUT THE ARTIST\nThe world-renowned musician Samite was born and raised in Uganda\, where his grandfather taught him to play the traditional flute. \nWhen he was twelve\, a music teacher placed a western flute in his hands setting him on his way to becoming one of East Africa’s most acclaimed flutists. He performed frequently to enthusiastic audiences throughout Uganda until 1982\, when he was forced to flee to Kenya as a political refugee. Samite immigrated to the United States in 1987\, and now he and his wife Sandra make their home on their small horse farm in upstate New York. \nWhen he is not touring\, Samite finds inspiration from their horses\, Shadow and Thyme\, photography and woodworking. Today his smooth vocals accompanied by the kalimba\, marimba\, litungu\, and various flutes mesmerize audiences throughout the world. \nSamite has released eleven CDs internationally and in 2009\, the film Taking Root: The Vision of Wangari Maathai\, which features his original score\, debuted nationally on PBS. Samite released My Music World\, in 2010 and\, as he states\, the album captures more of who he is than any of his previous albums. “It represents influences from all the places I have been\, from my childhood in Uganda\, and my life in Kenya as a refugee\, to my current travels in Africa with my work for Musicians for World Harmony. I am always inspired by my surroundings– my childhood hikes into the forest\, my teenage years in Kampala\, and my visits to refugee camps and orphanages.” In 2012\, Samite composed the soundtrack for the film Addiction Incorporated and his ninth CD\, Trust {Inspired by the soundtrack for the film “Addiction Incorporated”} was  released in that year.  Samite has recently released his tenth CD\, “Another Side of Me” (available on this website) and he is currently working on another CD to be released later this year. \nSamite is the subject of the documentary\, Song of the Refugee\, distributed by PBS in 1998. It was while filming this that Samite’s work as a humanitarian began.  In 2002\, he founded Musicians for World Harmony\, an organization dedicated to enabling musicians throughout the world to share their music to promote peace\, understanding\, and harmony among people. In that capacity he travels to sing\, play music\, and exchange stories with victims of war\, poverty and HIV/AIDS.  He has traveled extensively the war-torn and distressed countries of Uganda\, Kenya\, Congo\, Rwanda\, Tanzania\, Latvia\, Liberia and Cote d’Ivoire to work in refugee camps\, with former child soldiers and AIDS orphans. \nIn his role as Founding Director of Musicians for World Harmony\, Samite is fortunate to bring his message of peace to a wide audience. He performed his arrangement of the traditional Baganda song\, Ani Oyo for The Dalai Lama in 2007 during Bridging Worlds with His Holiness The Dalia Lama in Ithaca\, NY. In 2009 he performed at “Connecting For Change\,” part of the 2009 Vancouver Peace Summit: Nobel Laureates in Dialogue\, hosted by the Dalai Lama Center for Peace and Education. \nIn the fall of 2011\, Samite performed and spoke at the UNHCR 60th Anniversary Celebration in New York City. More recently Samite collaborated with the filmmakers of “Alive Inside\,” an award-winning documentary on the power of music to awaken the memories locked away in patients with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.  This film and Samite’s subsequent place on Dr. Bill Thomas’ 2014 “Second Wind Tour\,” have cemented the natural progression of the work that Samite does with Musicians for World Harmony.  This direction\, of an increased focus on working with seniors and dementia patients\, evolved into a collaboration between MWH and Dr. Bill Thomas for his “Age of Disruption Tour” in 2016 and 2017. Samite and Musicians for World Harmony continue to bring the healing power of music into communities in upstate New York and around the country- working with young and old alike. \nIn the Spring of 2018\, Samite finished recording his eleventh CD\, Resilience -and it was released on September 14\, 2018.  He also completed two years of work with directors at Saint Joseph University on the theatrical performance of the same name which had its World Premiere on March 23\, 2018 in Hartford\, CT.  Samite is now touring Lessons of Humanity and Resilience\, his one-man theater performances and his compelling show\, The Story of Mutoto\, in which he connects the stories of his childhood in Uganda to his trips to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest in western Uganda and the plight of the endangered Silverback Mountain Gorillas.
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/samite-resilience/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Donna M. Morris Theater\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Conversation,Culture & Humanities,Field Hall Presents,Live Music,Theater,World
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SUMMARY:Samite: Resilience
DESCRIPTION:Samite: Resilience\nSaturday\, November 23 @ 1PM | Donna M. Morris Theater\nSaturday\, November 23 @ 7PM | Donna M. Morris Theater\nTickets $25 – $50 Adults\, $15 Youth CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS \nBeautiful\, powerful\, personal and musical – “Resilience” is a play with the urgency of now combined with timeless stories of healing. \nInternationally recognized musician\, humanitarian\, and artists Samite tells his life’s story in this multi-media one-man play. He tells the story of his emergence from the nightmare of life under Amin and Milton Obote (“… when the birds stopped singing”) to being a healer through the power of music. \nSamite often includes a story or two in his concerts\, but now he has turned his entire presentation inside out and the result is raw and bracing. Both performances of this show include an extended post-performance Q&A for authentic audience connection. \n \n  \n“Rhythmic beats\, floating melodies and impactful lyrics are the main components needed to create African music. These are also the elements Ugandan musician Samite Mulondo uses to spread hope\, healing and peace around the world.” – Grand Valley Lanthorn \n“Resilience is about blending beautiful traditional African music with stories of hope and tolerance. Sharing difficult topics\, Samite opened the doors for the us to gain new knowledge and empathy with grace and sensitivity. Music definitely heals – A must see!” – Karen Wacks\, (LMHC\, M.Ed.\, MT-BC) Professor of Music Therapy\, Berklee College of Music \n  \nABOUT THE ARTIST\nThe world-renowned musician Samite was born and raised in Uganda\, where his grandfather taught him to play the traditional flute. \nWhen he was twelve\, a music teacher placed a western flute in his hands setting him on his way to becoming one of East Africa’s most acclaimed flutists. He performed frequently to enthusiastic audiences throughout Uganda until 1982\, when he was forced to flee to Kenya as a political refugee. Samite immigrated to the United States in 1987\, and now he and his wife Sandra make their home on their small horse farm in upstate New York. \nWhen he is not touring\, Samite finds inspiration from their horses\, Shadow and Thyme\, photography and woodworking. Today his smooth vocals accompanied by the kalimba\, marimba\, litungu\, and various flutes mesmerize audiences throughout the world. \nSamite has released eleven CDs internationally and in 2009\, the film Taking Root: The Vision of Wangari Maathai\, which features his original score\, debuted nationally on PBS. Samite released My Music World\, in 2010 and\, as he states\, the album captures more of who he is than any of his previous albums. “It represents influences from all the places I have been\, from my childhood in Uganda\, and my life in Kenya as a refugee\, to my current travels in Africa with my work for Musicians for World Harmony. I am always inspired by my surroundings– my childhood hikes into the forest\, my teenage years in Kampala\, and my visits to refugee camps and orphanages.” In 2012\, Samite composed the soundtrack for the film Addiction Incorporated and his ninth CD\, Trust {Inspired by the soundtrack for the film “Addiction Incorporated”} was  released in that year.  Samite has recently released his tenth CD\, “Another Side of Me” (available on this website) and he is currently working on another CD to be released later this year. \nSamite is the subject of the documentary\, Song of the Refugee\, distributed by PBS in 1998. It was while filming this that Samite’s work as a humanitarian began.  In 2002\, he founded Musicians for World Harmony\, an organization dedicated to enabling musicians throughout the world to share their music to promote peace\, understanding\, and harmony among people. In that capacity he travels to sing\, play music\, and exchange stories with victims of war\, poverty and HIV/AIDS.  He has traveled extensively the war-torn and distressed countries of Uganda\, Kenya\, Congo\, Rwanda\, Tanzania\, Latvia\, Liberia and Cote d’Ivoire to work in refugee camps\, with former child soldiers and AIDS orphans. \nIn his role as Founding Director of Musicians for World Harmony\, Samite is fortunate to bring his message of peace to a wide audience. He performed his arrangement of the traditional Baganda song\, Ani Oyo for The Dalai Lama in 2007 during Bridging Worlds with His Holiness The Dalia Lama in Ithaca\, NY. In 2009 he performed at “Connecting For Change\,” part of the 2009 Vancouver Peace Summit: Nobel Laureates in Dialogue\, hosted by the Dalai Lama Center for Peace and Education. \nIn the fall of 2011\, Samite performed and spoke at the UNHCR 60th Anniversary Celebration in New York City. More recently Samite collaborated with the filmmakers of “Alive Inside\,” an award-winning documentary on the power of music to awaken the memories locked away in patients with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.  This film and Samite’s subsequent place on Dr. Bill Thomas’ 2014 “Second Wind Tour\,” have cemented the natural progression of the work that Samite does with Musicians for World Harmony.  This direction\, of an increased focus on working with seniors and dementia patients\, evolved into a collaboration between MWH and Dr. Bill Thomas for his “Age of Disruption Tour” in 2016 and 2017. Samite and Musicians for World Harmony continue to bring the healing power of music into communities in upstate New York and around the country- working with young and old alike. \nIn the Spring of 2018\, Samite finished recording his eleventh CD\, Resilience -and it was released on September 14\, 2018.  He also completed two years of work with directors at Saint Joseph University on the theatrical performance of the same name which had its World Premiere on March 23\, 2018 in Hartford\, CT.  Samite is now touring Lessons of Humanity and Resilience\, his one-man theater performances and his compelling show\, The Story of Mutoto\, in which he connects the stories of his childhood in Uganda to his trips to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest in western Uganda and the plight of the endangered Silverback Mountain Gorillas.
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/samite-resilience-2/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Donna M. Morris Theater\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Conversation,Culture & Humanities,Field Hall Presents,Live Music,Theater,World
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SUMMARY:Field Hall Closed: Holiday Hours
DESCRIPTION:Field Hall is closed November 28th and 29th for Thanksgiving\, December 24th and 25th for Christmas\, and January 1st for New Years Day.
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/field-hall-closed-holiday-hours/2024-11-28/
LOCATION:WA
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SUMMARY:Field Hall Closed: Holiday Hours
DESCRIPTION:Field Hall is closed November 28th and 29th for Thanksgiving\, December 24th and 25th for Christmas\, and January 1st for New Years Day.
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/field-hall-closed-holiday-hours/2024-11-29/
LOCATION:WA
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SUMMARY:Small Business Saturday
DESCRIPTION:NOV 30 @ 10AM-2PM| SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY  \nField Hall is proud to join Downtown Port Angeles Waterfront District Small Business Saturday! The Field Hall Gallery and Estill & Reba Cornett Box Office will be open 10AM – 2PM. Stop by to enjoy exclusive deals and festive treats – get 10% off Waterfront Coffee Bar gift certificates\, 25% off Jenner Fox tickets\, and complimentary coffee\, eggnog\, and cookies. \nAll promotions are in-person only during event hours\, so don’t miss your chance to grab these special offers. Please note\, the Waterfront Coffee Bar will not be open on Saturday\, November 30th.
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/small-business-saturday/
LOCATION:WA
CATEGORIES:Field Hall Presents
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