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SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibit Open: Strong People\, Strong Artists
DESCRIPTION:nəxʷstáy̕əm 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.\n\nThe Field Hall Gallery is open Monday – Saturday from 10AM – 2PM and at least one hour prior to most ticketed events. Private tours are also available – email gallery@fieldhallevents.org to arrange.
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/gallery-exhibit-open-strong-people-strong-artists/2025-01-18/
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,Free,Gallery,WA Local
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SUMMARY:Strong People\, Strong Artists | Exhibit Closing Celebration
DESCRIPTION:Strong People\, Strong Artists | Exhibit Closing\nJanuary 18 @ 10AM – 2PM \n\nAs the exhibit “Strong People\, Strong Artists” draws to a close\, join us for an afternoon of storytelling\, conversation\, and cultural connection on January 18th from 12PM to 1:30PM. Stories will be shared by three distinct Indigenous storytellers: Jamie Valadez from the Elwha Tribe\, Chris Jones from the Port Gamble Tribe\, and Mackenzie Grinnell from the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe. After the storytelling\, there will be time for conversation and reflection until 2PM.\n\nThis special event takes place during the gallery’s regular hours of 10AM – 2PM\, so come early to explore the remarkable works of art featured in the exhibit\, celebrating the strength\, resilience\, and creativity of celebrated Klallam artists from the Elwha\, Jamestown\, and Port Gamble Tribes.\n\nThe “Strong People\, Strong Artists” exhibit is a tribute to the enduring spirit of Indigenous culture and the remarkable talent of its people. Don’t miss your chance to experience it before it closes on January 18th!\n\nEvent Schedule:Gallery Hours: 10AM – 2PMStorytelling Session: 12PM – 1:30PMConversation & Q&A: 1:30PM – 2PM\n\nThis is a free event\, no RSVP needed. Come for the art\, stay for the stories. See you at the Field Hall Gallery!
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/strong-people-strong-artists-closing/
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,Free,Gallery,WA Local
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250117T180000
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SUMMARY:Hawaiian New Year Luau
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate Makahiki – Hawaiian New Year!\nJanuary 17 @ 6PM | Doors open 5:45PM\nLimited Seating\, Sunset Lounge Event\, Tickets $100 CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS \nJoin us for an unforgettable evening with authentic hula lessons\, a full luau buffet from Da Kindz Island Grill\, and live Hawaiian music by Junior John before his New Zealand/Australia tour. Enjoy a raffle and some cultural activities as we celebrate the vibrant traditions of the Makahiki season.Your ticket pricing includes a welcome cocktail\, luau\, music\, hula lessons\, tax\, and gratuity. \nHAWAIIAN NEW YEAR BUFFET MENU \nMain Dishes \nKalua Pork Traditional Hawaiian-style shredded pork\, slow-cooked to perfection for that tender\, smoky flavor. Inspired by the ancient imu (underground oven) method\, this dish melts in your mouth with a hint of natural sea salt. \nHawaiian BBQ Chicken Chicken thighs marinated in a sweet and savory blend of shoyu\, brown sugar\, ginger and garlic\,  grilled to juicy perfection \nLau Lau Stew A hearty Hawaiian classic\, this stew features tender\, slow-cooked pork wrapped in taro leaves \nVegetarian Japanese Curry Island-inspired Japanese curry with roasted vegetables \nSide Dishes \nPoi A unique Hawaiian staple made from pounded taro root \nLomi Salmon A refreshing mix of diced tomatoes\, onions\, and salt cured salmon \nSteamed Rice \nHawaiian Macaroni Salad \nDessert \nAssortment of Hawaiian options including haupia\, a firm custard made from coconut milk. \nVegetarian\, vegan & gluten free options available upon request. Some dessert options may feature macadamia nuts.  \nParticipating Sponsor:  Peninsula Party Booth\nDancers: Hālau Hula Ka Lei Mokihana I Ka Ua Noe\nChef: Da Kindz Island Grill\nEmcee / Live Music: Junior John \n 
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/hawaiian-new-year-luau/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Sunset Lounge\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Culture & Humanities,Dance,Food & Drink,Live Music,Reggae,Sunset Lounge,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: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
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SUMMARY:Ko Tonga Cheol
DESCRIPTION:Presented in Partnership with Culture Ireland: Ko Tonga Cheol\nOctober 6 @ 2PM | Donna M. Morris Theater at Field Hall \nTickets $15 youth\, $30 – $40 adult\, CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS \nLed by Congolese guitarist and singer Niwel Tsumbu\, a prominent figure in Ireland’s music scene\, Ko Tonga Cheol exemplifies the contemporary identity of Irish music and the positive impact of migration on culture. \nWith the influx of diverse nationalities in Ireland\, a new collective consciousness is emerging through the universal language of music. The musicians of Ko Tonga Cheol: Eamonn Cagney (percussion)\, Liz Knowles (violin)\, Niall Vallely (concertina)\, Jason Sypher (double bass) and Tsumbu find common ground in defining a new Irish sound.
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/ko-tonga-cheol/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Donna M. Morris Theater\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Culture & Humanities,Family Friendly,Field Hall Presents,Live Music,World
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SUMMARY:Watercolor Class: Trees & Structure with Marilyn Hiestand
DESCRIPTION:Field Hall Gallery and North Olympic Watercolorists Present\nWatercolor Class: Trees & Structure with Marilyn Hiestand\nSaturday\, October 5 | 2:30PM – 4PM\nTickets $20\, limited to 15 participants. Click here to register \nIn this class\, participants will explore five distinct techniques to add texture and depth while painting a woodland landscape. Through hands-on instruction\, they’ll discover how to create visual interest and bring their nature scenes to life with dynamic\, engaging effects. \nFee: $20\, Registration Required* (capped at 15 participants)\n*All supplies are provided\nMarilyn Hiestand was born in August of 1949 in Arkansas City\, Kansas and has always been drawn to the world of arts. She learned this from her mother at a young age\, and has been creating ever since. Throughout her career\, she has also been a dedicated school teacher\, having taught in six different states. However\, her passion for art has never waned\, and she has continued to develop her skills in watercolor\, mixed media\, in fiber and fabric art. \nHer work often centers around nature and its various forms\, which she enjoys adopting as themes in my creations. She uses vibrant colors and textures to create pieces that are both varied and visually engaging. Despite her years of experience\, she is always striving to improve her knowledge of visual arts techniques. Her goal is to continue learning and growing as an artist\, so that she may continue to express herself in new and exciting ways. \nOverall\, her work reflects her love of all arts and her admiration for the beauty of nature.
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/watercolor-trees-structure/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Laura Cooksey Gallery\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Culture & Humanities,Gallery
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