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SUMMARY:Heart of a Lion
DESCRIPTION:Field Hall Connections: Heart of a Lion\nScreening with post-show discussion featuring filmmaker Joe Pontecorvo and Mark Elbroch of the Olympic Cougar Project\nSunday\, March 22nd @ 3PM | Donna M. Morris Theater\nPay-what-makes-you-happy | Donations support Heart of a Lion Impact Campaign \n*Our ticketing platform Ludus charges a 5% service fee for all card transactions. To avoid this fee\, visit our Box Office at 201 W. Front Street and pay via cash or check. Hours: Monday-Saturday 10AM-2PM. \nHeart of a Lion is a feature length documentary that follows biologist Mark Elbroch on a sweeping journey from the rugged wilderness of Jackson\, Wyoming\, to the misty forests of Washington’s Olympic Peninsula. \nAt the center of the story are two mountain lion mothers\, F61 and Yoko\, whose lives Elbroch has tracked for years. As his connection with these elusive cats deepens\, the film reveals an intimate and rarely seen portrait of one of North America’s most misunderstood predators. Heart of a Lion explores not only the ecological role of mountain lions but also the emotional intelligence and resilience that define their lives in the wild. \nJoin us for a screening of Heart of a Lion followed by a post-show discussion with filmmaker Joe Pontecorvo and Mark Elbroch of the Olympic Cougar Project. By donation event: proceeds will benefit the Heart of a Lion Impact Campaign \nA portion of funds raised from this screening will go directly to the Heart of a Lion Impact Campaign. You can help! By supporting this film\, you’re helping to amplify conservation efforts and to protect the wild spaces we all share. \nThis campaign works to: \nFoster Coexistence\nBuild understanding around mountain lions—their intelligence\, their vital role in the ecosystem\, and how people can live safely and respectfully alongside them. \nPromote Connectivity\nSupport the protection and restoration of wildlife corridors\, essential pathways that allow mountain lions and many other species to survive in an increasingly fragmented landscape. \nInspire Action\nConnect audiences with conservation partners and initiatives working toward a future where people and predators can coexist. \n  \n\n 
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/heart-of-a-lion/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Donna M. Morris Theater\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Culture & Humanities,Field Hall Connections,Fundraiser,Movies,Science
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SUMMARY:Hope Huddle: A Watch Party & Community Discussion: The Science of Hope
DESCRIPTION:Field Arts & Events Hall in partnership with Clallam Resilience Project present: Hope Huddle\, A Watch Party & Community Discussion: The Science of Hope\nSaturday\, March 21st @ 11:30AM |  Café space (between the café and gallery)\nFREE & Open to the Public – No RSVP required \nPart of Field Arts & Events Hall’s Connections series\, this community watch party and guided discussion explores hope through research and the role of art as a shared community practice. Featuring the TEDx Talk “The Science and Power of Hope” by Dr. Chan Hellman\, Ph.D.\, participants gather in an arts space for reflection\, dialogue\, and connection\, exploring hope as a collective practice. Open to all who are interested in learning\, reflecting\, and connecting with others.
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/heart-of-a-lion-watch-party-community-discussion-the-science-of-hope2/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Pat Donlin Lobby\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Culture & Humanities,Field Hall Connections,Movies,Science
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SUMMARY:Devon Allman Blues Summit
DESCRIPTION:Field Hall Presents: Devon Allman Blues Summit\nThursday\, March 5th @ 7:30PM | Donna M. Morris Theater\n*Tickets $35-65 | Financial assistance available – click here to apply\nCLICK HERE FOR TICKETS\n*Our ticketing platform Ludus charges a 5% service fee for all card transactions. To avoid this fee\, visit our Box Office at 201 W. Front Street and pay via cash or check. Hours: Monday-Saturday 10AM-2PM. \n“The Blues Summit is an immersive tribute to the storied musical genre of the blues and a wonderful addition to Devon Allman’s extensive catalog.” – Americana Highways \n“an electrifying blues experience” – Audiostar \nLISTEN TO DEVON ALLMAN ON SPOTIFY\nLISTEN TO LARRY McCRAY ON SPOTIFY \nJoin us for an unforgettable night of soul-stirring music at the Devon Allman Blues Summit\, a powerhouse gathering of blues legends that promises to electrify the stage. With Devon Allman at the helm\, this summit brings together an all-star lineup featuring Jimmy Hall\, Larry McCray\, and Laka Soul. \nDevon Allman has been immersed in the world of blues and rock his entire life. As the son of the legendary Gregg Allman\, Devon grew up playing in and being surrounded by the rich musical legacy of the Allman Brothers Band\, a group that played a pivotal role in shaping the Southern rock and blues sound. \nAdding to the lineup’s historical legacy is Larry McCray. McCray is a legendary blues guitarist and singer renowned for his soulful sound and emotive guitar work. Born in Magnolia\, Arkansas\, and raised in Saginaw\, Michigan\, McCray has carved out a prominent place in the blues music scene with his powerful voice and deft guitar playing. Emerging onto the scene in the late 1980s\, he quickly gained attention for his blend of contemporary blues\, rock\, and soul influences. \nJimmy Hall is a legendary blues\, soul\, and Southern rock vocalist\, harmonica player\, and songwriter best known as the longtime frontman of Wet Willie and for his powerful\, unmistakable voice. With a career spanning decades\, Hall has performed alongside icons like Gregg Allman\, Jeff Beck\, and Hank Williams Jr.\, bringing deep roots\, raw emotion\, and authentic Southern soul to every stage. \nRounding out the lineup is Laka Soul\, a dynamic St. Louis–based soul\, R&B\, and pop singer known for her commanding vocals and magnetic stage presence. Drawing from classic soul and contemporary influences\, Laka Soul delivers performances that feel both timeless and fresh. Her powerful voice\, emotional depth\, and effortless groove create an electrifying live experience that leaves a lasting impression. \nAs the next generation of Allman music\, Devon continues to innovate and captivate audiences with his skillful guitar playing and compelling songwriting. His artistic contributions are proof of his impact on the blues rock as both a deeply personal and universally resonant genre. Through his performances and recordings\, Devon Allman ensures that the music that has always been so important to his family continues to thrive and inspire new audiences.
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/devon-allman-blues-summit/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Donna M. Morris Theater\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Blues,Culture & Humanities,Field Hall Presents,Food & Drink,Live Music
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SUMMARY:The Three Italian Tenors
DESCRIPTION:Field Hall Presents: The Three Italian Tenors\nSaturday\, February 14th @ 7:30PM | Donna M. Morris Theater\n*Tickets $35-58 | Financial assistance available – click here to apply\n*Our ticketing platform Ludus charges a 5% service fee for all card transactions. To avoid this fee\, visit our Box Office at 201 W. Front Street and pay via cash or check. Hours: Monday-Saturday 10AM-2PM. \nOn Valentine’s Day – Direct from Rome\, The Three Italian Tenors bring passion\, power\, and panache to North America!  \nThis exhilarating and unique musical event features original arrangements to universally loved Italian song and tenor arias\, presenting memorable melodies and themes performed by the incredible Italian Trio Tenors in a stunning program that voyages through nostalgia with favorite memorable classics. \nAudiences will be captivated with this first concert tour of North America by the spectacular Three Italian Tenors. Tenors Giovanni Maria Palmia\, Ugo Tarquini and Alessandro Fantoni will be accompanied by Fabrizio Mocata on piano. \nYou will be swept away by operatic gems like E lucevan le stelle\, La donna è mobile\, and Nessun dorma\, alongside timeless Neapolitan songs such as Torna a Surriento\, ’O surdato ’nnammurato\, and Funiculì Funiculà. The program also includes romantic ballads like Musica Proibita and Dicitencello vuje\, a tribute to Dean Martin with Volare\, and a lively piano medley of popular Italian tunes — all culminating in a thrilling celebration of vocal artistry and Italian musical heritage. \nCLICK HERE FOR TICKETS\n\n\n\n\n\nGiovanni Maria Palmia\nA classically trained tenor from Reggio Emilia\, Giovanni Maria Palmia studied at the Conservatory of Parma and refined his craft under renowned artists like Renata Scotto and Mariella Devia. Known for his rich lyrical voice and expressive stage presence\, he has performed in major opera houses across Europe and Asia\, including roles in La Traviata\, Nabucco\, and Tosca. He is a founding member of The Three Italian Tenors and The Four Italian Tenors. \nUgo Tarquini \nUgo Tarquini is a versatile Italian tenor celebrated for his passionate interpretations of classic opera roles. He has performed internationally\, including as Pinkerton in Madama Butterfly in Israel\, and is a member of The Three Italian Tenors. His voice combines warmth and power\, bringing emotional depth to both operatic arias and traditional Italian songs. \nAlessandro Fantoni\nBorn in Genoa\, Alessandro Fantoni studied voice in Parma and has performed leading roles in prestigious opera houses across Europe\, including La Traviata\, Il Trovatore\, and Tosca. His powerful tenor and refined technique have earned him accolades in competitions and festivals. He is a featured soloist with The Three Italian Tenors\, bringing elegance and dramatic flair to the ensemble. \nFabrizio Mocata (Pianist)\nA Sicilian-born pianist and composer\, Fabrizio Mocata is internationally acclaimed for his innovative fusion of classical\, jazz\, and tango. A graduate of the Florence Conservatory\, he has performed at major festivals worldwide and collaborated with top artists in both jazz and opera. His arrangements bring a vibrant\, contemporary touch to traditional Italian repertoire\, making him the perfect musical partner for The Three Italian Tenors. \nOur mission is to make art accessible to everyone. Financial assistance is available for this event through our #fieldhallforall program. Patrons can request a discount of up to 100%. Click here to apply for financial assistance. 
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/the-three-italian-tenors/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Donna M. Morris Theater\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Classical,Culture & Humanities,Field Hall Presents,Food & Drink,Live Music,World
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SUMMARY:Jovino Santos Neto Quinteto
DESCRIPTION:Field Hall Presents: Jovino Santos Neto Quinteto\nFebruary 7th @ 7PM | Donna M. Morris Theater \n*Tickets $15-$35 Adult\, $12 Youth | Financial assistance available – click here to apply\n*Our ticketing platform Ludus charges a 5% service fee for all card transactions. To avoid this fee\, visit our Box Office at 201 W. Front Street and pay via cash or check. Hours: Monday-Saturday 10AM-2PM. \nFormed in 1993\, the Latin Grammy-nominated Quinteto has become one of the most important creative music ensembles of the West Coast. Performing Jovino’s original arrangements and compositions\, its members excel in near-telepathic musical interactions\, modern harmonic journeys\, deep lyricism and high energy Brazilian grooves that never fail to excite audiences. Voted several times as Best Acoustic Jazz Ensemble of the year by readers of Earshot Jazz Magazine. \nLISTEN ON SPOTIFY \nThree-time Latin Grammy nominee Jovino Santos Neto\, a master pianist\, composer and arranger\, is one of the most important Brazilian musicians working today. Expect an exhilarating journey through the rhythms and colors of Brazil\, led by master pianist and composer Jovino Santos Neto. The Quinteto blends samba\, jazz\, and folkloric traditions with dazzling improvisation and infectious energy — a vibrant celebration of musical joy and virtuosity. \nFeaturing Ben Thomas on vibraphone and bandoneon\, Tim Carey on acoustic and electric basses\, Mark Ivester on drums and Jeff Busch on percussion\, plus Jovino on piano\, flute and melodica. \nCLICK HERE FOR TICKETS\n\n\n\n\n\nJOVINO SANTOS NETO\nCurrently based in Seattle\, Washington\, Jovino Santos Neto has throughout his career been closely affiliated with the Brazilian master Hermeto Pascoal.  He was an integral part of Pascoal’s group from 1977 to1992\, where he fine-tuned his artistry\, performing around the world and co-producing several legendary records. \nJovino’s personal style is a creative blend of energetic grooves\, deep harmonies\, telepathic improvisation\, lyrical melodies and great ensemble playing\, always inspired and informed by the colorful richness of Brazilian music. His compositions include samba\, choro\,baião\, xote\, forró\, marcha and many more styles\, rooted in centuries-old musical tradition while pointing to new and adventurous harmonic languages. \nSince moving to the US from his native Rio de Janeiro in 1993\, Jovino Santos Neto has continued to tour the world and to record prolifically.  Currently\, Jovino leads his Seattle-based Quinteto and Trio. \nJovino’s compositions have been performed by the Seattle Symphony\, NDR Big Band in Hamburg\, Swiss Jazz Orchestra and by numerous jazz and chamber music groups. Jovino gives lectures\, clinics and master classes worldwide on a variety of musical topics\, including the connection between Music and Nature. \nBEN THOMAS\nVibist/bandoneonist/composer Ben Thomas is one of the most in-demand musicians in the Pacific Northwest. Known for combining virtuosic technique with flowing lyricism\, Thomas’s music spans from pyrotechnic improvisations to delicate soundscapes. In addition to leading jazz and tango ensembles\, Thomas performs as a sideman on mallets\, percussion\, and bandoneon with a wide variety of groups throughout the United States\, including the Jovino Santos Neto Quinteto and the Atlas Tango Project. He currently has six albums of original compositions available on Origin Records: “Triskaidekaphobia”\, “The Mystagogue”\, “The Madman’s Difference”\, “Yet What Is Any Ocean…”\, “Eternal Aporia”\, and “The Hat with the Grin and the Chuckle”. \nTIM CAREY\nTim Carey is a Seattle-based bassist\, and composer who has toured internationally and shared the stage with artists such as Jovino Santos Neto\, Groove for Thought\, 8-Bit Big Band\, Ganesh Rajagopalan\, and the Total Experience Gospel Choir. He taught music theory\, and composition at Cornish from 2011–2020\, guitar and music production at Bellevue College from 2014–2018\, and has directed the jazz band at Seattle’s Holy Names Academy since 2012. He has also presented clinics and workshops at institutions across the U.S.\, including CalArts\, the University of North Texas\, UC Greeley\, and Cal State Long Beach. \nIn addition to his active performing career\, Carey currently serves as Program Director at Jazz Night School\, Seattle’s community-based jazz education organization. \nMARK IVESTER\nMark Ivester is a consummate drummer\, widely respected for his sensitive musicianship and sincere dedication to his craft. He is experienced in many different idioms from pop-rock to big band to jazz\, latin jazz and orchestral settings. Mark’s live performance credits are extensive\, having worked with such jazz luminaries as John Patitucci\, Larry Coryell\, Freddy Hubbard\, Mal Waldron\, Diane Schuur\, Eliane Elias\, Bud Shank\, Howard Roberts\, Jack Sheldon\, Michael Brecker\, Charlie Byrd\, Barney Kessel\, Frank Foster\, Bob Mintzer\, Randy Brecker\, Tierney Sutton\, Ann Hampton-Calloway\, Karyn Allison and Mose Allison. His versatility is demonstrated on a wide range of recordings such as film scores\, jingles and album projects including those of R&B artist Philip Bailey of Earth Wind and Fire\, Grammy award winning new-age duo Tingstad and Rumbel\, Brazilian keyboardist Jovino Santos Neto and vocalist Greta Matassa. Mark is currently on the faculty of Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma\, WA. \nJEFF BUSCH\nSeattle based musician\, Jeff Busch is an exuberant drummer/percussionist\, vocalist\, and composer whose passion for soulful music of varied traditions has led him to perform with jazz\, blues\, and gospel groups–as well as calypso\, samba\, and Cuban jazz ensembles. His work as a sideman over the past 20yrs has included performances and/or recordings with 3-time Grammy winning vocalist Carlos Cascante (of the Spanish Harlem Orchestra)\, and 3-time Latin Grammy nominee Jovino Santos Neto. \nJeff has worked with jazz vocalists Gail Pettis & Greta Matassa\, Gospel Singing sensation Patrinell Wright of the Total Experience Gospel Choir\, Macklemore\, Thomas Marriott\, Filo Machado\, Romero Lubambo\, Maucha Adnet\, the Seattle Repertory Jazz Orchestra\, pianists Marina Albero\, Kenny Drew Jr.\, drummer Ali Jackson\, the EntreMundos Quarteto as well as Earshot Album of the Year winners Duende Libre. Jeff has also performed/studied with Master Senegalese percussionist Thione Diop\, master Venezuelan percussionist Luisito Quintero and Brazilian master drummers Jorge Alabe and Marcio Bahia. \nOur mission is to make art accessible to everyone. Financial assistance is available for this event through our #fieldhallforall program. Patrons can request a discount of up to 100%. Click here to apply for financial assistance. 
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/jovino-santos-neto-quinteto/
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,Food & Drink,Jazz,Live Music
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SUMMARY:Contemporary Brazilian Music: Roots and Branches
DESCRIPTION:A Field Hall Connections Event\nJovino Santos Neto: Contemporary Brazilian Music- Roots and Branches\nThursday\, February 5th from 12:15PM – 1PM \nJovino Santos Neto will offer a free solo performance and short presentation “Contemporary Brazilian Music – Roots and Branches” on Thursday\, February 5th from 12:15 – 1PM in the Sunset Lounge at Field Hall. \nField Hall is delighted to welcome three-time Latin Grammy nominee Jovino Santos Neto for a weeklong residency in Port Angeles culminating with a performance of the Jovino Santos Neto Quinteto on February 7th. \nA master pianist\, composer and arranger\, is one of the most important Brazilian musicians working today. Enjoy a sample of Jovino’s music and hear about his influences during a free Field Hall Connections event. \nJovino will demonstrate a variety of Brazilian styles and how they influence his contemporary compositions for his Quinteto ahead of the Saturday concert. No reservation needed. \nConnections at Field Hall is a program that transforms the venue into a shared space for artists\, arts organizations\, and community groups to gather\, exchange skills\, engage in dialogue\, and build meaningful collaboration in support of Field Hall’s commitment to community through creativity and connection.
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/roots-branches/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Sunset Lounge\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Partnership,Culture & Humanities,Field Hall Connections,Free,Live Music,Sunset Lounge,World
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SUMMARY:The Peking Acrobats
DESCRIPTION:Field Hall Presents: The Peking Acrobats\nThursday\, January 29th @ 6:30PM | Donna M. Morris Theater\n*Tickets $40-65 Adult\, $20 Youth | Financial assistance available – click here to apply\n*Our ticketing platform Ludus charges a 5% service fee for all card transactions. To avoid this fee\, visit our Box Office at 201 W. Front Street and pay via cash or check. Hours: Monday-Saturday 10AM-2PM. \n“The Peking Acrobats regularly passed from the seemingly impossible to the virtually unbelievable!” – Los Angeles Times \nTHE PEKING ACROBATS bring to life a rich and ancient folk-art tradition\, infused with the dazzling pageantry and spectacle of modern Chinese theatrical circus. \nTHE PEKING ACROBATS have performed for over thirty years to standing ovations and packed houses\, including such far-reaching corners of the globe as Australia\, Europe\, throughout the Americas\, Israel\, Africa\, and numerous Asian countries. Now\, over 2\,000 years of tradition\, perfection\, spectacle\, and awesome entertainment comes to Port Angeles – are you ready to be amazed? \nCLICK HERE FOR TICKETS\n\n\n\n\n\nDaring maneuvers atop a precarious pagoda of chairs…a kaleidoscope of magnificent movement…powerful precision tumbling\, somersaulting\, and gymnastics…amazing displays of contortion\, flexibility and control…astonishing foot juggling dexterity…incredible balancing feats showcasing tremendous skill and ability…extraordinary exhibitions of agility and grace…beautiful costumes and high-tech special effects- all with the excitement and festive pageantry creating the atmosphere of a Chinese Carnival!! This is just part of the magnificent show offered by THE PEKING ACROBATS® from the People’s Republic of China. \nTHE PEKING ACROBATS return to North American soil for their 35th North American Tour in 2025\, the Chinese Year of the Snake\, which is an ancient symbol of abundance\, spirituality\, good fortune and a strong life force\, or in Chinese\, a person’s “Chi”. Abundance and strength are indeed the watchwords for this incredible show\, as THE PEKING ACROBATS continue to impress audiences with their unique brand of ancient artistry. \nA performance by THE PEKING ACROBATS brings with it the opportunity to experience the epitome of a rich and ancient folk-art tradition with the addition of the pageantry and spectacle of a modern Chinese theatrical circus. For this tour\, THE PEKING ACROBATS will be pulling out all the stops with their most memorable production to date\, so audiences should prepare for a very special experience. \nABOUT THE PEKING ACROBATS  \nTHE PEKING ACROBATS offers more than a glimpse into the fascinating traditions of the Orient. It consists of sensational Chinese acrobatics\, comedy\, balancing feats and much more. A truly authentic Oriental spectacular and a show for all ages\, the grace and precision of the acrobats are the triumph of years of dedicated training and discipline. Only the best acrobats find themselves members of an elite world-touring troupe such as THE PEKING ACROBATS. Their tradition has thrived through the centuries\, dating back to the Ch’in Dynasty (221 B.C. – 207 B.C.) and Chinese acrobats have continued to perfect an ever evolving folk art form. Each new movement or action takes many years to practice and perfect\, and tradition demands that each generation of acrobats add their own improvements and embellishments to their acts. It is telling that the Chinese Acrobatic tradition just gets stronger\, due to the  continued innovation of the artists and the endless enthusiasm from their adoring public. \nEach artist in THE PEKING ACROBATS displays a range of demanding performances\, most of them typifying the Chinese Circus\, offering a refreshing alternative to the usual Western traditions of performance. From the dangerous climbing chair stack high above the audience\, about which the New York Times said\, “these acrobats provide feats of circus art that reach breathtaking heights of skill\,” to the gravity defying contortionists and tumblers\, to the spectacular Bicycle Pagoda where multiple performers ride atop a single performer on the bicycle – all this and more completes a marvelous and exciting entertainment event for theatre going “youngsters” from nine to ninety-two…as Variety once raved\, “A is for Acrobat…and astounding…and AMAZING!” \nThey have performed many trail-blazing Symphony Concerts\, combining their unique art form with the traditional Symphony Orchestra in their inspiring performances that have been hailed by the press as “theatrical alchemy at its finest!” Some of these world-famous Symphony Orchestras include the San Francisco Symphony\, the Atlanta Symphony\, the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra\, the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra\, the Buffalo Philharmonic\, the San Diego Symphony\, and the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra. THE PEKING ACROBATS have built a tremendous reputation while performing not only on the cultural stage\, but also on many popular television shows\, including NICKELODEON’S UNFABULOUS\, and ELLEN’S REALLY BIG SHOW\, hosted by Ellen DeGeneres\, among several others.
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/the-peking-acrobats/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Donna M. Morris Theater\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Acrobatics,Culture & Humanities,Dance,Family Friendly,Field Hall Presents
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260127T183000
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SUMMARY:International Guitar Night
DESCRIPTION:Field Hall Presents: International Guitar Night\nTuesday\, January 27th @ 6:30PM | Donna M. Morris Theater \n*Tickets $35-$55 Adult\, $20 Youth | Financial assistance available – click here to apply\n*Our ticketing platform Ludus charges a 5% service fee for all card transactions. To avoid this fee\, visit our Box Office at 201 W. Front Street and pay via cash or check. Hours: Monday-Saturday 10AM-2PM. \n“Audiences come not knowing what to expect — but leave blown away.” – Monday Magazine\n“IGN has redefined what an acoustic guitar show can be.” – Times Colonist \nInternational Guitar Night (IGN) returns with a dynamic lineup featuring classical guitar virtuoso Thu Le (Vietnam)\, rock/flamenco/classical powerhouse Lucas Imbiriba (Brazil)\, innovative fingerstyle guitarist Alexandr Misko (Russia)\, and\, for the first time\, ukulele master Taimane (Hawaii). \nLucas Imbiriba blends flamenco fire\, Latin rhythms\, classical melodies\, and rock energy into breathtaking performances. A former multiple classical competition winner\, he later embraced rock and viral acoustic arrangements\, earning millions of views and a worldwide following. \nThu Le is a celebrated Vietnamese guitarist whose performances combine exceptional technical command with lyrical expression. A graduate of prestigious European conservatories\, she bridges Eastern and Western traditions through a distinctive voice on the classical guitar\, earning acclaim on international stages. \nAlexandr Misko is a modern fingerstyle innovator whose percussive techniques and viral videos have captivated audiences. With six albums and performances from Carnegie Hall to major festivals\, he continues to push guitar boundaries with his custom-built instruments. \nTaimane redefines the ukulele with her genre-spanning artistry\, blending classical\, rock\, and Polynesian influences. From Waikiki street performances to global tours\, she has amassed millions of fans and four Nā Hōkū Hanohano awards\, proving the instrument’s limitless potential. \nOur mission is to make art accessible to everyone. Financial assistance is available for this event through our #fieldhallforall program. Patrons can request a discount of up to 100%. Click here to apply for financial assistance. 
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/international-guitar-night-2/
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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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260116T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260116T203000
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SUMMARY:Olympic Peninsula Holistic Psychotherapy Group & Dandelion Botanical Company Present Wisdom Of Happiness
DESCRIPTION:Olympic Peninsula Holistic Psychotherapy Group & Dandelion Botanical Company Present: Wisdom Of Happiness\nFriday\, January 16th | Doors @ 6PM\, Movie @ 6:30PM | Donna M. Morris Theater\nGeneral Admission $24 | GET TICKETS HERE\nThe Wisdom of Happiness is a newly released full-length feature documentary film billed as a “heart to heart” conversation with Nobel Laureate\, His Holiness the Fourteenth Dalai Lama\, Tenzin Gyatso\, about life\, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. The film was executive produced by Richard Gere and Oren Moverman. \nAll proceeds collected beyond covering the cost of the event will benefit the Port Angeles and Sequim Food Banks.
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/wisdom-of-happiness/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Donna M. Morris Theater\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Culture & Humanities,Guest Presenter,Movies
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260111T133000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260111T160000
DTSTAMP:20260105T181403Z
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SUMMARY:Olympic Strings Masterclass Series I
DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, January 11th | Olympic Strings Masterclass Series I\nDoors open 1:30PM | Class begins 2PM\nFree event – open to the public\nJoin Olympic Strings for their inaugural Chamber Music Masterclass Series! Support\, listen\, and learn with local young musicians as they perform and receive coaching from acclaimed violinist and professor of violin at the University of Puget Sound\, Dr. Maria Sampen. Free Entry. \nConnections at Field Hall is a program that transforms the venue into a shared space for artists\, arts organizations\, and community groups to gather\, exchange skills\, engage in dialogue\, and build meaningful collaboration in support of Field Hall’s commitment to community through creativity and connection.
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/olympic-strings-masterclass/
LOCATION:WA
CATEGORIES:Classical,Community Partnership,Culture & Humanities,Free,Guest Presenter,Live Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251116T143000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251116T163000
DTSTAMP:20250801T154645Z
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SUMMARY:Kenny Endo\, Contemporary Taiko 50th Anniversary Tour
DESCRIPTION:Field Hall Presents: Kenny Endo\, Contemporary Taiko 50th Anniversary Tour\nSunday\, November 16 @ 2:30PM | Donna M. Morris Theater\n*Tickets $28-$55 Adult\, $18 Youth | Financial assistance available – click here to apply\n*Our ticketing platform Ludus charges a 5% service fee for all credit card transactions. To avoid this fee\, visit our Box Office at 201 W. Front Street and pay via cash or check. Hours: Monday-Saturday 10AM-2PM. \n“His ability to interweave … traditional taiko style with … jazz drumming has enabled him to create an incredibly dynamic style of performing that captivated the audience and was literally breathtaking. “ –The Grateful Web\, NY \nCelebrating 50 years in Taiko with the Golden 2×25 Tour in Fall 2025\, Kenny Endo stands at the vanguard of the taiko genre\, as one of the leading personas in contemporary percussion and rhythm in North America and in Japan. For 5 decades\, he has led the way in this Japanese style of drumming in the U.S.\, and will be touring with his Contemporary Ensemble. \nAs a jazz percussionist and early innovator in Japanese taiko\, Kenny Endo’s adventurous spirit stretches the taiko genre incorporating influences like funk\, jazz\, Afro-Cuban & Hawaiian\, with roots firmly grounded in tradition. With 45 years of performing and touring\, he continues to lead the way in this Japanese style of drumming. His performances are nuanced\, brilliant\, exciting! \nEndo tours with his Contemporary Ensemble – taiko\, vibes\, drums\, ‘ukulele\, flute\, koto or shamisen. The 45th Anniversary tour will feature prominent artists and long-time collaborators Kaoru Watanabe\, flutes\, and Abe Lagrimas\, vibes\, drumkit\, ‘ukulele. along with Sumie Kaneko\, koto and shamisen. \nEndo has received numerous awards and accolades\, including special recognition in Japan—he was the first non-national to be honored with a “natori\,” a stage name\, in Japanese classical drumming and is still esteemed in Japan today. He has won numerous awards\, was featured artist on 2005 PBS special Spirit of Taiko\, as well as several film soundtracks (including Coppola’s Apocalypse Now)\, and was honored by the National Endowment for the Arts for American Masterpieces. In 2022\, Endo was honored as a Living Treasure of Hawai’i (TM). \nOur mission is to make art accessible to everyone. Financial assistance is available for this event through our #fieldhallforall program. Patrons can request a discount of up to 100%. Click here to apply for financial assistance. 
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/kenny-endo-contemporary-taiko-50th-anniversary-tour/
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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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251112T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251112T213000
DTSTAMP:20251103T213002Z
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SUMMARY:Hung Dance: Birdy
DESCRIPTION:Field Hall Presents: Hung Dance\, Birdy\nWednesday\, November 12 @ 7:30PM | Donna M. Morris Theater\n*Tickets $25-$65 Adult\, $20 Youth | Financial assistance available – click here to apply\n*Our ticketing platform Ludus charges a 5% service fee for all credit card transactions. To avoid this fee\, visit our Box Office at 201 W. Front Street and pay via cash or check. Hours: Monday-Saturday 10AM-2PM. \n“In ‘BIRDY\,’ the Taiwanese choreographer LAI Hung-chung explores the limits of our desires and our sense of freedom.” – Jade Enaud\, Zone Critique \n“BIRDY\,” a captivating dance piece by LAI Hung-chung\, explores the interplay of freedom and limitations within Taiwan’s communities. LAI delves into the subtle influences of emotions and historical echoes on social harmony through a blend of societal dynamics and personal narratives. \nUsing a cage and dreamer metaphor\, LAI bridges personal struggles with broader societal contexts. The deconstruction of traditional Chinese opera props\, like the spear transformed into a cage-like “Rattan pole\,” symbolizes life’s constraints. \nIncorporating the “Ling Zi” pheasant feathers\, traditionally signifying warrior might\, LAI reinterprets their meaning to empower individuals to redefine their consciousness. This exploration of freedom and self-awareness is visually depicted through the imagery of the “Ling Zi\,” subtly suggesting life’s delicate balance between limitations and aspirations. \nSet to an eclectic mix of electronic and Chinese classical music\, “BIRDY” reinterprets percussion and seamlessly blends Tai-chi with contemporary dance. It portrays the journey from tradition to modernity and conveys a powerful message that in this era\, we can redefine class\, freedom\, and limitations while seeking balance and identity. \nEVENT HIGHLIGHT:Join us in The Sunset Lounge for a special Pre-Show Conversation with Hung Dance Artistic Director Lai Hung-Chung and Field Hall’s Director of Education and Artistic Engagement\, Jessie Young. \nTogether\, they’ll dive into the themes\, imagery\, and creative process behind Hung Dance’s internationally celebrated work Birdy—offering a rare glimpse into the company’s distinctive movement language and artistic vision before the evening’s performance. \nDate: Wednesday\, November 12\nTime: 6–7 PM (before the 7:30 PM performance)\nLength of Program: 1 hour\nABOUT HUNG DANCE\nHUNG DANCE is a Taiwanese contemporary dance company founded in 2017 by artistic director and choreographer LAI Hung-chung. Inspired by the word “Hung (翃)\,” the company’s name reflects its aspiration to soar. Focusing on annual productions\, international collaboration\, and tours\, HUNG DANCE also organizes the Stray Birds Dance Platform to foster choreographers’ creativity and connect them to global resources. \nThe company has earned numerous awards for its exceptional choreographic pieces “SEE YOU” and “BIRDY” in renowned competitions and festivals worldwide. It has also embarked on an extensive international tour\, captivating audiences across Europe\, Asia\, America\, and Africa with over two hundred mesmerizing performances. \nHUNG DANCE’s performances are a unique blend of traditional and contemporary elements\, inviting audiences to interpret\, imagine\, and embrace dance’s timeless beauty. LAI Hung-chung’s choreography delves into human emotions and the connection between culture and nature. By seamlessly blending elements of Chinese opera\, mythology\, and Tai Chi with contemporary concepts\, he has created a unique dance vocabulary and training system that is sure to intrigue and captivate. \nOur mission is to make art accessible to everyone. Financial assistance is available for this event through our #fieldhallforall program. Patrons can request a discount of up to 100%. Click here to apply for financial assistance. 
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/hung-dance-birdy/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Donna M. Morris Theater\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Acrobatics,Culture & Humanities,Dance,Family Friendly,Field Hall Presents
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251112T181500
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251112T190000
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SUMMARY:Hung Dance: Pre-Show Conversation
DESCRIPTION:Field Hall Presents: Hung Dance\, Birdy | Pre-Show Conversation with Field Hall’s Director of Education & Artistic Engagement Jessie Young and Hung Dance’s Artistic Director Lai Hung-Chung\nWednesday\, November 12 @ 6:15PM | The Sunset Lounge\nFREE TO THE PUBLIC! No RSVP required\nJoin us for a pre-show conversation about the creative process behind Birdy\, the internationally acclaimed work by Taiwan’s Hung Dance. Blending contemporary movement\, music\, and poetic imagery\, Birdy explores freedom\, resilience\, and transformation — what it means to rise\, fall\, and begin again. Presented worldwide from Madrid to Vancouver\, this talk offers an inside look at how the company weaves story\, rhythm\, and emotion into their work. It’s an engaging and accessible entry point for anyone curious about how great performances take flight before the 7:30 pm show.
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/hung-dance-pre-show-conversation/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Sunset Lounge\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Acrobatics,Culture & Humanities,Dance,Family Friendly,Field Hall Presents
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251107T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251107T190000
DTSTAMP:20251023T202734Z
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SUMMARY:Serenity House of Clallam County Fall Fundraiser
DESCRIPTION:Serenity House of Clallam County Fall Fundraiser\nFriday\, November 7th 5PM – 7PM | CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS\nCelebrate and support Serenity House of Clallam County at the Field Arts and Events Hall! Join us for a delightful evening\, benefiting Serenity House of Clallam County in our mission to combat homelessness\, provide shelter\, and offer vital assistance to those facing adversity.\n\nBy special invitation\, this events includes: \n\nGourmet Appetizers by The Goat and Radish\nFine Wine\nA Silent Auction\nMusic by PAHS musicians\nPresentation of the Annual Report\n\nLet’s make a difference together!\nSpace is limited and tickets must be purchased in advance as they will not be sold at the door. RSVP soon!\nFor any questions or more information\, please reach out to Matthew Wilson\, Business Development Manager for Serenity House of Clallam County\, at 360-452-7973 or serenity@serenityhouseclallam.org
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/serenity-house-of-clallam-county-fall-fundraiser/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Sunset Lounge\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Partnership,Culture & Humanities,Food & Drink,Fundraiser,Guest Presenter,Sunset Lounge
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251106T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251106T213000
DTSTAMP:20251104T155726Z
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SUMMARY:Las Cafeteras: Dia de Los Muertos Concert with repertoire from Hasta La Muerte
DESCRIPTION:Field Hall & Peninsula Behavioral Health Present: Las Cafeteras\, Dia de Los Muertos Concert with repertoire from Hasta La Muerte\nThursday\, November 6 @ 7:30PM | Donna M. Morris Theater\n*Tickets $25-$35 Adult\, $18 Youth | Financial assistance available – click here to apply\n*Our ticketing platform Ludus charges a 5% service fee for all credit card transactions. To avoid this fee\, visit our Box Office at 201 W. Front Street and pay via cash or check. Hours: Monday-Saturday 10AM-2PM. \n“Urgent\, relevant music\,” – BBC  \nLas Cafeteras returns to Field Arts & Events Hall for a Dia de Los Muertos concert with repertoire from Hasta La Muerte\, an enthralling new production celebrating Life and Death\, in the spirit of the Indigenous/Mexican practice\, known as Day of the Dead. \nThis theatrical concert explores the stages of grief and loss through the celebration of life and death. The production revisits Mexican folklore to tell new stories\, engage old archetypes\, challenge patriarchy\, uplift the role of curanderas and re-examine our imagination about “death” and the “after-life.” \nEmbrace the power of storytelling as a form of processing grief and sharing love with those in the beyond. Love\, not sadness\, allows us to celebrate and remember those that have gone and remember that “death is not the end\, it is just the beginning.” \nABOUT LAS CAFETERAS\nLas Cafeteras have taken the music scene by storm with their infectious live performances and have crossed many genres and borders along the way. Their electric sound & energy has taken them around the world playing shows from Bonnaroo to the Hollywood Bowl\, WOMAD New Zealand to Montreal Jazz\, & beyond! \nBorn and raised East of the Los Angeles River\, Las Cafeteras are remixing roots music as modern day troubadours.  They are a sonic explosion of Afro-Mexican rhythms\, electronic beats and powerful rhymes that document stories of a community seeking to ‘build a world where many world fit.’ \nFrom Afro-Mexican to Americana\, from Soul to Son Jarocho\, from Roots to Rock and Hip Hop\, Las Cafeteras take folk music to the future. \nLas Cafeteras honor the past by using electrifying traditional instrumentation like the 8 string Jarana\, 4 string Requinto\, Quijada (donkey jawbone) and Tarima (a wooden platform). Las Cafeteras sing in 5 distinct languages\, English\, Spanish\, Spanglish\, Love and Justice … and they believe everyone understands at least one of those languages. \nThey’ve performed in the good company of Mexican icons Café Tacuba\, Natalia LaFourcade\, Lila Downs\, Gypsy Kings\, Colombian superstar Juanes\, Hip Hop artist Common\, Los Angeles legends Ozomatli and Los Lobos\, performing with the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra\, and many more. \nOur mission is to make art accessible to everyone. Financial assistance is available for this event through our #fieldhallforall program. Patrons can request a discount of up to 100%. Click here to apply for financial assistance. 
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/las-cafeteras-hasta-la-muerte/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Donna M. Morris Theater\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Culture & Humanities,Dance,Family Friendly,Field Hall Presents,Live Music,Musical Theater,Theater,World
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251030T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251030T210000
DTSTAMP:20250801T155145Z
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SUMMARY:National Geographic Live\, A Pirate's Life with Lisa Briggs
DESCRIPTION:Field Hall Presents: National Geographic Live\, A Pirate’s Life with Lisa Briggs\nThursday\, October 30th @ 7PM | Donna M. Morris Theater\n*Tickets $25 – $45 Adult\, $15-$25 Youth | Financial assistance available – click here to apply\nBook all three upcoming Nat Geo Live events for 20% off!\n*Our ticketing platform Ludus charges a 5% service fee for all credit card transactions. To avoid this fee\, visit our Box Office at 201 W. Front Street and pay via cash or check. Hours: Monday-Saturday 10AM-2PM. \nHunt for some of history’s greatest treasures and the pirates who ruled the ocean with archaeologist Lisa Briggs. \nPirates might be reduced to a Halloween costume for some people\, but they are a year-round fascination for archaeologist and National Geographic Explorer Lisa Briggs. We go on assignment with her to the Mediterranean Sea to explore how pirating shaped the Roman Empire. We also meet the Pirate Queen of China and then head into the lab with Lisa to follow the most famous renegade\, Blackbeard. \nABOUT LISA BRIGGS \nLisa Briggs is an underwater archaeologist\, scuba instructor\, and technical diver. Her current research examines ancient shipwrecks of the Mediterranean Sea and how scientific methods can illuminate the stories of the cargoes these ships carried and the daring sailors who plied the seas of the past. She also has a particular interest in demonstrating how the intersection of science and adventure can inspire young students to pursue STEM subjects. \nOur mission is to make art accessible to everyone. Financial assistance is available for this event through our #fieldhallforall program. Patrons can request a discount of up to 100%. Click here to apply for financial assistance. 
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/national-geographic-live-a-pirates-life-with-lisa-briggs/
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,Science
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251018T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251018T203000
DTSTAMP:20250925T224135Z
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SUMMARY:Clallam Mosaic All Hearts Gala
DESCRIPTION:Clallam Mosaic Presents: All Hearts Gala\nSaturday\, October 18th 5PM – 8:30PM | CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS\nCelebrating the heart of our community. Join Clallam Mosaic for an evening of fun\, fundraising\, art\, music\, food\, and celebrating community. \n5-6pm / Cocktails\, Hors d’oeuvres\n6-7pm / Dinner & Live Auction\n7-8pm / Live Music by Aaron Cowan \nDinner choices: Asparagus Stuffed Chicken OR Cheddar Chive Stuffed Chicken Breast OR Portabella Mushroom Stack (vegan/vegetarian)\nAll meals include: Roasted Red Potatoes\, Broccolini with Lemon\, Coffee\, Tea\, Iced Tea\, and Strawberry Shortcake. \nSemi-Formal Attire\nNo Host Bar\nOne Bottle of Wine per Table\nPick up tickets at will call the night of the event.
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/clallam-mosaic-all-hearts-gala/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Sunset Lounge\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Partnership,Culture & Humanities,Family Friendly,Food & Drink,Fundraiser,Guest Presenter,Live Music,Sunset Lounge
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251018T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251018T160000
DTSTAMP:20251015T194308Z
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SUMMARY:Ekphrastic Reading with the Fiber Arts Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Ekphrastic Reading with the Fiber Arts ExhibitSaturday\, October 18 @ 2–4PM | The Laura Cooksey Gallery at Field HallFree & open to the public — no RSVP required \nJoin Ekphrastic\, a local writers collective\, for a special afternoon of poetry and prose inspired by the current Fiber Arts gallery exhibition. The event will take place in the Lobby area (outside the café). Guests are encouraged to grab a beverage\, take a seat\, and enjoy the reading surrounded by artwork from the exhibition. \nThis two-hour program celebrates the intersection of visual and literary art\, offering a space for creativity\, reflection\, and community connection. \nPay What Makes You Happy! Donations are welcome to support Field Hall’s community programs
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/ekphrastic-reading-with-the-fiber-arts-exhibit/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Laura Cooksey Gallery\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Culture & Humanities,Field Hall Presents,Free,Gallery,WA Local
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250927T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250927T140000
DTSTAMP:20250905T221831Z
CREATED:20250523T181010Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250905T221831Z
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SUMMARY:Olympic Peninsula Local Author Book Fair
DESCRIPTION:Olympic Peninsula Local Author Book FairSaturday\, September 27 from 10AM–2PM \nField Arts & Events Hall | Free & open to the public \nDiscover the rich literary voices of the Olympic Peninsula at this free community event! Meet local authors\, find your next favorite read\, and take home a signed copy. This is your chance to chat with writers\, snap a selfie\, and connect with the literary community. \nQuestions? Contact Jen Flanagan: jen@jenflanaganbooks.com
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/olympic-peninsula-local-author-book-fair/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Sunset Lounge\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Partnership,Culture & Humanities,Free,Sunset Lounge
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250821T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250821T210000
DTSTAMP:20250522T174518Z
CREATED:20250522T174518Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250522T174518Z
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SUMMARY:Ian Maksin: Songs of The Vagabond Cello
DESCRIPTION:Field Hall Presents: Ian Maksin\nThursday\, August 21st | Doors 5PM\, Performance 7PM\nTickets: Adult $25-$26.85\, Youth $10-$11.10*\, CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS\n*Our ticketing platform Ludus charges a 5% service fee for all credit card transactions. To avoid this fee\, visit our Box Office at 201 W. Front Street and pay via cash or check. Hours: Monday-Saturday 10AM-2PM. \nBREAKING BOUNDARIES both musical and geographical\, cellist\, composer and multilingual vocalist IAN MAKSIN has created his own unique style by blending elements of different genres and traditional music from around the globe in a new way using his cello as the main unifying force. \nONE-MAN ORCHESTRA: In addition to cello\, he used an electronic device called the loop pedal\, which allows him to create “loops” or layers by recording and replaying his own playing in real time. \nSINGING IN 30 LANGUAGES: What began as a hobby and a passion for linguistics and travel has become part of a unique concert experience. At this time Ian Maksin sings in Ukrainian\, Polish\, Russian\, English\, Farsi\, Armenian\, French\, Italian\, Arabic\, Hebrew\, Mongolian\, Bambara (one of the tongues spoken in West Africa) and many other exotic languages. Most of this repertoire was amassed by Maksin during his world travels\, jam sessions and collaborations with local musicians. Many of his original songs and instrumental compositions are also infused with flavors of ethnic music from countries and regions where he drew inspiration from: Mongolia\, West Africa\, Middle East\, the Balkans\, Andalusian flamenco. \nTHE GLOBAL MUSICIAN: Ian Maksin was born in Leningrad\, former USSR\, into a multinational family and grew up absorbing many cultures and traditions from an early age. He began playing guitar and piano at age 3 and cello at age 6 at the School for Gifted Children in Leningrad and then came to the USA at 16 to continue studies at the Manhattan School of Music in New York City and Duquesne University in Pittsburgh. After working for many years in the classical genre including a three-year tenure with the New World Symphony in Miami Ian has decided to look for his own musical path. His diverse musical experience\, including playing rock and blues guitar and passion for jazz and world music has allowed him to take the cello to a new dimension and develop his own distinct style as a musician and composer. \nIn Ian’s own words: “At some point I realized that music is much more than mere entertainment. Music is one of most powerful and unifying forces in the world\, capable of healing\, inspiring\, bringing people together and bringing peace among them. I believe that cello will save the world”  \n\n\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/ian-maksin-songs-of-the-vagabond-cello/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Donna M. Morris Theater\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Classical,Culture & Humanities,Field Hall Presents,Food & Drink,Live Music,World
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SUMMARY:What the River Keeps
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday\, August 19 @ 7PM | What the River Keeps\, Cheryl Grey Bostrom\nBook Celebration with Author Cheryl Grey Bostrom (Cheryl Hobson\, PAHS ’71)\nSunset Bar & Lounge open 5PM – 9PM\n \nJoin Pacific Northwest author and Port Angeles local Cheryl Grey Bostrom (Cheryl Hobson\, PAHS ’71) for a reading from her latest novel\, What the River Keeps. Set on the shores of the Elwha River during the restoration and removal of two century-old dams\, this beautiful and engrossing love story celebrates the natural beauty of the Olympic Peninsula. \nPAHS Alumni and fellow former Salmon Derby Days Queen Gail Ralston will introduce Cheryl Grey Bostrom\, who will provide a brief presentation and reading. Following the reading\, Cheryl’s childhood neighbor and friend Deb Reed will end the evening with an interview and audience Q&A. \nPort Book and News will be onsite with copies of What the River Keeps available for purchase and signing. Enter our onsite raffle to win a free copy! \nABOUT THE ARTIST\nA keen student of the natural world and the workings of the human heart\, Pacific Northwest author Cheryl Grey Bostrom captures the mystery and wonder of both in her lyrical\, surprising fiction. \nHer novels Sugar Birds (Christy finalist\, Amazon bestseller\, and Book of the Year) and Leaning on Air have won more than two dozen industry honors\, among which are Christianity Today’s Fiction Award of Merit and American Fiction\, Reader’s Favorite\, ACFW Carol\, Nautilus\, Best Book\, Foreword Indies\, IPPY\, and International Book Awards. KIRKUS REVIEWS named Cheryl’s newest work of contemporary women’s fiction\, What the River Keeps\, as a Best Indies Book of June 2025. \nAn avid birder and nature photographer\, Cheryl lives in rural Washington State with her veterinarian husband and a pack of half-trained Gordon setters.
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/what-the-river-keeps/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Sunset Lounge\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Culture & Humanities,Field Hall Presents,Free,WA Local
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SUMMARY:36 Questions: A Speed-Friending Experience with Lara Starcevich
DESCRIPTION:Field Hall Presents: 36 Questions: A Speed-Friending Experience with Lara Starcevich\nThursday\, July 24 | Doors 5PM\, Event Begins 7PM\n“Pay-What-Makes-You-Happy” Event | Donations Appreciated \nGeneral admission seating is first-come\, first-served. This is a Sunset Lounge event with food and bar service throughout the evening. \n36 Questions: A Speed-Friending Experience with Lara Starcevich\nInspired by the beloved New York Times article \nLooking to meet someone new or reconnect with old friends in a meaningful way? \nJoin performer and facilitator Lara Starcevich for a playful\, heart-opening hour of conversation and connection. Based on the well-known “36 Questions to Fall in Love\,” this interactive experience isn’t about romance—it’s about curiosity\, laughter\, and the joy of authentic connection\, whether you’re chatting with a stranger or someone you’ve known for years. \nIn a world where real conversations can feel rare\, 36 Questions offers a gentle space to slow down\, be present\, and maybe even make a new friend or two. You don’t need to be outgoing or have any experience—just come as you are. \nBy the end of the hour\, you’ll leave with a lighter heart\, a few shared stories\, and at least one new person you’re glad you met.
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/36-questions/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Sunset Lounge\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Culture & Humanities,Food & Drink,Free,Sunset Lounge
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SUMMARY:Free Jazz Sunday: The Music of David Lynch Featuring The Librarians
DESCRIPTION:Field Hall Presents: Free Jazz Sunday\, The Music of David Lynch featuring The Librarians\nSunday\, July 6 @ 12PM | Sunset Bar & Lounge\nFree admission; VIP tables available for $40 donation.  \nJoin us for FREE JAZZ SUNDAY in the Sunset Lounge on Sunday\, July 6th for a special tribute to filmmaker\, musician\, and artist David Lynch! Enjoy a live performance of ethereal jazz inspired by the late director along with food and drink specials straight from the R&R Diner including a damn fine cup of coffee served with cherry pie turnover. \nField Arts & Events Hall’s Free Jazz Sunday welcomes The Librarians\, from Bellingham. Get ready to journey into the atmospheric and unexpected world of David Lynch’s evocative musical universe along with new and original compositions from The Librarians repertoire. \nGeneral 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 12:00 to 1:30PM. Bloody Mary & Mimosa Bar available in the Sunset Lounge 11:00AM – 2:00PM. The Waterfront Coffee Bar will be open and offering food and drink from 11:00AM to 2:00PM \nFree Jazz Sunday is a monthly event series at Field Hall and is made possible through the support of local donors; if you’d like to support this series\, please consider a donation at checkout or during the event. \nPlease note: seating is limited for this popular free event series! Plan to arrive early (doors open at 11AM) to secure seating. Seating is first come\, first served and limited – standing room only once full. To guarantee seating\, please reserve a VIP table for four.
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/free-jazz-sunday-david-lynch/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Sunset Lounge\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Culture & Humanities,Food & Drink,Free,Jazz,Live Music,Sunset Lounge
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DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250603T190000
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SUMMARY:First Fed Community Conversation | Game On for Life: Athletics and Well-being Beyond the Field
DESCRIPTION:First Fed & PA Hall of Fame Present | Game On for Life: Athletics and Well-being Beyond the Field\nTuesday\, June 3 @ 5PM | Donna M. Morris Theater | LIVESTREAM LINK AVAILABLE HERE \nPay-what-makes-you-happy HERE! \nJoin Field Hall and the Port Angeles Hall of Fame for an inspiring First Fed Community Conversation exploring the profound and lasting benefits of staying active through athletics\, regardless of age or skill level. Discover how the lessons learned on the field\, court\, or track translate into a healthier\, more fulfilling life. \nModerated by Port Angeles Hall of Fame Inductee\, Leigh Morgan\, this engaging discussion will delve into physical health and longevity\, mental and emotional well-being\, life skills and personal development\, and staying active at any age. \nMODERATOR: Leigh Morgan \nFEATURED GUESTS: \nMike Briggs\nSherri Felton\nBarry Wilcox \nLearn how regular physical activity can improve cardiovascular health\, strengthen bones and muscles\, and contribute to a longer\, healthier life. Explore the positive impact of athletics on stress reduction\, mood enhancement\, and fostering a sense of community and belonging. \nYou’ll discover the Port Angeles legacy with personal stories and reflections from local athletes and community members about the power of sports in shaping lives within our own community. \nThis is a fantastic opportunity to connect with fellow community members and be inspired to embrace a more active and fulfilling lifestyle. Whether you’re a former athlete\, a current enthusiast\, or simply looking to improve your overall well-being\, this conversation is for you! \nMODERATOR: LEIGH MORGAN\, BASKETBALL & TENNIS (CLASS OF 1986)\nA three sport star at PAHS\, Leigh Morgan was the most valuable player in the 1986 State High School basketball tournament\, where the Riders girls finished second\, their highest finish ever. She was also MVP of the AAA Girls All Star Game that same year. In tennis\, she played on Port Angeles High School’s only state championship team in 1986\, finishing second in doubles with Nicole Ostrowski. She was also a two-time All-League soccer player. In college\, she was starting point guard at Duke where she finished as the No. 3 Duke player all time for single game assists\, No. 2 in double digit assists\, No. 2 in minutes player per game\, and No. 9 in three-point field goal percentage. Formerly COO for the Gates Foundation in Seattle\, she currently chairs the Fred Hutch Cancer Center board of directors\, is CEO of Imaginal Leadership Strategies and hosts a popular podcast called  “The Space in Between Podcast”. \nMIKE BRIGGS\, FOOTBALL (CLASS OF 1960)\nA three sports star at PAHS\, Briggs played on the outstanding 1959 football team that arguably was the best football team in PAHS history\, losing only to Everett in the opening game of the season. He is often called the best student athlete to ever come out of the school\, serving as the PAHS Salutatorian in 1960. Playing both offense and defense\, he went on to be an All Pacific Coast Conference tackle at the University of Washington in 1963. He was also an academic All-American and played for the Huskies in the 1964 Rose Bowl. After receiving a degree in Physics at the UW\, he went on to receive his MBA from Harvard\, and had an extremely successful business career\, serving as the CEO for several companies. \nSHERRI FELTON\, TRACK & BASKETBALL (CLASS OF 1977) \nFelton made the Seattle Times Golden Girl list of the top 40 female multi-sport athletes in State of Washington high school history in 1989. She was All-State in basketball\, setting state tournament records for two game (70 points and 28 field goals) and single game scoring (39 points). She high jumped 5-11 during her senior year\, which was the best in the nation. She qualified for the USA national team trials in the pentathlon\, and was all-league in volleyball\, basketball and track. She went on to become the first female to high jump over 6-0 at the University of Washington\, and set the Husky single game basketball scoring record of 36 points against WSU\, which stood until all-time NCAA scoring leader Kelsey Plum broke it. \nBARRY WILCOX\, CYCLING (CLASS OF 1996) \nA multiple national champion in the 15 to 16 year old age category in the sport of road cycling and a member of the United States Junior National Cycling Team during his sophomore and junior years at Port Angeles High School. He was also a consistent top five finisher in a number of professional races amongst men years’ older than him. Unfortunately\, he was also involved in an automobile accident during his junior year at PAHS that resulted in a spinal cord injury and quadriplegia. A few years later Barry would play wheelchair rugby with a couple different teams across the nation and two of which won national championships. He got his second chance to race bicycles again\, although a hand cycle\, in 2015. and has been on many world cup podiums around the globe. His greatest accomplishment was at the 2023 World Paracycling Championships in Scotland where he claimed a bronze medal in the road race. He is currently on the Unites States Para National Cycling Team and hoping to compete in the 2024 Paralympics in Paris.
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/first-fed-community-conversation-game-on-for-life/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Donna M. Morris Theater\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Conversation,Community Partnership,Culture & Humanities,Family Friendly,Field Hall Presents,Free
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SUMMARY:Reckless Son
DESCRIPTION:Field Hall Presents: Reckless Son\nSaturday\, May 3 @ 7PM | Donna M. Morris Theater\nTickets $28-$40  CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS \nA 60-minute solo show described as a 21st Century version of ‘On The Road’ meets ‘Folsom Prison Blues’   \nWritten & Performed by Matt Butler\nDirected by Richard Hoehler \nReckless Son\, written and performed by singer songwriter Matt Butler\, was inspired by his journey performing over 100 concerts in jails and prisons across the country.  Through a powerful combination of spoken word and song\, Reckless Son humanizes the experience of the incarcerated by giving them voice and telling their stories. Turning a compassionate eye to their lives before\, during and after their time behind prison walls\, the performance evokes empathy and understanding for those who are all too often considered out of sight and out of mind.  It’s a story of hope\, forgiveness\, and what it means to discover a deeper sense of purpose through service to others. Raising awareness\, shifting perspectives\, and empowering individuals to create change within their communities\, Reckless Son is more than just a show\, it’s a calling. \nReckless Son was developed in part by the HB Studio Artist Residency program and was workshopped in Oregon State Penitentiary\, The Theater Workshop at Otisville State Prison\, and the Chesterfield County Jail. \n \nMatt Butler is a songwriter\, poet and storyteller as well as the founder of Art That Serves\, an organization dedicated to bringing the arts to the incarcerated.  His solo show Reckless Son tells the story of how his concert at the Albany County Jail led to over 100 performances in jails and prisons across the country.  He’s been featured on NPR Morning Edition\, The Blue Grass Situation\, and PBS with SPIN saying “Butler is doing something special for the American arts” after adding him to their albums and artists of the year lists.  He’s performed at events held by The David Lynch Foundation\, The Columbia Center For Justice\, American Folk Art Museum\, National Alliance On Mental Illness (NAMI)\, The Caron Foundation and was an inaugural ‘Activist In Residence’ at the Kripalu Center in the Berkshires and Artist In Residence at HB Studio in Manhattan.  Along with correctional facilities\, he speaks and performs at universities\, high schools\, and retreat centers.  His first poetry collection is titled The Sonnets Of Becoming. \nField Arts & Events Hall\, the Field Hall Gallery\, and the upstairs Sunset Bar & Lounge will open at 5:30PM on May 3rd. Food and drink will be available for purchase in the Sunset Bar & Lounge prior to the start of the show and to pre-order for intermission. Theater doors will open at 6:30PM for the 7PM performance. This event is appropriate for audiences of all ages.
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/reckless-son/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Donna M. Morris Theater\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Bluegrass,Culture & Humanities,Family Friendly,Field Hall Presents,Folk,Live Music
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SUMMARY:Monochrome Photography Conversation
DESCRIPTION:Voyages Monochromatiques: Monochrome Photography Conversation\nSaturday\, May 3 @ 2PM | The Laura Cooksey Gallery at Field Hall\nRSVP requested; capacity is 50 seated. \nIn celebration of the Voyages Monochromatiques exhibit\, join us for a FREE one-hour photography presentation at the Laura Cooksey Gallery with photographers Ernst-Ulrich Schäfer and Richard Kohler. This is a rare opportunity to explore their work\, creative processes\, and insights into the world of photography. \nDuring this intimate session\, the photographers will share their personal journeys\, discuss their techniques\, and reveal the stories behind their striking monochrome images. The event will feature a brief presentation\, followed by an interactive Q&A\, giving you the chance to engage with the artists and gain a deeper understanding of their craft and vision.
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/monochrome-photography/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Laura Cooksey Gallery\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Culture & Humanities,Field Hall Presents,Free,Gallery,WA Local
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DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250422T200000
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SUMMARY:First Fed Community Conversation | The Importance of Local Journalism
DESCRIPTION:Sponsored by Port Angeles Kiwanis Noon Club: First Fed Community Conversation | The Importance of Local Journalism\nTuesday\, April 22 @ 6PM | Donna M. Morris Theater\nLIVESTREAM AVAILABLE: CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE \nPAY-WHAT-MAKES-YOU-HAPPY \nField Arts & Events Hall will host a pivotal First Fed Community Conversation on the importance of local journalism\, honoring the legacy of John Brewer. Brewer\, who led the Peninsula Daily News from 1998 to 2015\, was a dedicated newsman whose contributions left a lasting impact on the Olympic Peninsula. \nThis event aims to highlight the crucial role of local news in fostering informed communities\, promoting civic engagement\, and holding institutions accountable. The one-hour panel discussion\, moderated by journalist and educator George Erb\, will feature Brier Dudley (Free Press Initiative)\, Eran Kennedy (Peninsula Daily News)\, Brown Maloney (Radio Pacific)\, Emma Maple (Peninsula Daily News)\, and Rich Riski (Peninsula College). Attendees will have the opportunity to engage directly with local journalists and media experts. Following the discussion\, guests are invited to a post-conversation reception in the Pat Donlin Lobby. \nThe panel will explore John Brewer’s legacy\, the challenges faced by local news outlets\, including financial pressures and the changing media landscape\, and the implications of community information gaps\, transparency\, and public trust. Strategies for sustaining quality journalism in the region will also be discussed. Participants will hear firsthand accounts of how local journalism impacts lives in the community\, emphasizing the need for continued support and investment in this vital resource. \nBy bringing together diverse voices in journalism\, the event seeks to foster a deeper understanding of the value of local news and inspire collective action to preserve it. This gathering at Field Arts & Events Hall promises to be an enlightening and empowering experience\, reinforcing the essential connection between local news and community well-being. \nModerator:  George Erb\, Journalist and Educator \nPanelists: \nBrier Dudley\, Seattle Times\nEran Kennedy\, Peninsula Daily News\nBrown M. Maloney\, Radio Pacific\nEmma Maple\, Peninsula Daily News\nRich Riski\, Peninsula College \nGEORGE ERB\, MODERATOR\nGeorge Erb is a retired journalist and university educator who remains active in journalism and open-government issues. He worked more than 40 years as a reporter and editor at weekly and daily newspapers\, all in Western Washington. George’s writing credits include The Seattle Times and the Peninsula Daily News. During his 7 ½ years as editor of the Puget Sound Business Journal\, the business weekly was a runner-up for a Pulitzer Prize. \nFor nearly 10 years George was an adjunct journalism instructor at Western Washington University.\nHe earned a bachelor’s in history from Hanover College and a master’s in journalism from the University of Oregon. \nGeorge is currently secretary of the Washington Coalition for Open Government\, a nonpartisan\, nonprofit advocate for transparency and informed citizens. He lives in Bellevue with his wife\, historical nonfiction author Mavis Amundson. \n_ \nBRIER DUDLEY\, SEATTLE TIMES \nBrier Dudley is editor of The Seattle Times Save the Free Press public service initiative. \nDudley has been with The Seattle Times since 1998 and was a member of the editorial board for five years. He spent 14 years covering Microsoft and the technology industry\, including nine years writing a tech column for the Business and Technology sections. A third-generation Seattleite\, Dudley received a B.A. in English from Whitman College and studied film production in Italy before starting a career in newspapers at The Sequim Gazette. He has won numerous regional and national journalism awards. \n_ \nERAN KENNEDY\, PENINSULA DAILY NEWS\nEran Kennedy has been a media professional for nearly 40 years. After joining Sound Publishing in 2018\, she initially served as advertising director and was later promoted to regional publisher of the Peninsula Daily News\, Sequim Gazette and Forks Forum in 2023. \nA graduate of the British Columbia Institute of Technology\, Eran began her career in Vancouver\, B.C.\, with Elty Publications/VanPress\, where she rose to Operations Supervisor\, securing home delivery for over 500\,000 weekly newspapers across Vancouver’s lower mainland. In 1999\, she was appointed general manager of Black Press Media’s North Shore Real Estate Weekly. Later\, she moved to Hawaii when the company purchased the Honolulu Star-Advertiser and MidWeek Publications. \nEran’s leadership style sparks innovation and is rooted in service and creating community. She takes pride in community service and has served on nonprofit boards\, including the Dale Turner YMCA and Horizon School Board. She is currently the immediate past president of the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce board of directors and a board member of the Clallam County Economic Development Council. \nA North Olympic Peninsula resident for the past 10 years\, Eran is married to a retired Coast Guard chief petty officer and is the mother of two active teenagers. She is dedicated to keeping the community informed and engaged with local news\, ensuring that residents stay connected to the events and issues that matter to them most. \n_ \nBROWN M. MALONEY\, RADIO PACIFIC \nBrown M. Maloney is the owner/operator of Radio Pacific\, a group of three radio stations based in Port Angeles\, WA. His experience in the newspaper industry is extensive\, spanning from community newspapers to large size daily newspapers. \nIn addition to his local radio ownership\, Maloney owned and published the Sequim Gazette and Forks Forum for 23 years.  During that time his newspapers won multiple awards within the state press association. \nMaloney however\, feels most fortunate for the impact his family business (McClatchy Newspapers) has had in California and beyond. Starting with the Sacramento Bee in 1857 (established by his great great grandfather)\, the company published the Bee and other California newspapers throughout its first 120 years.  Starting in the 1980’s\, McClatchy grew on a much larger scale acquiring newspapers throughout the US including The Miami Herald\, Charlotte Observer\, Kansas City Star and The Tacoma News Tribune.  In total the company owned and operated 30 daily newspapers. \nMaloney spent 22 years as a member of the McClatchy Board of Directors (1998-2020).  In addition\, he has been a Seattle Times Board member holding this position for 14 years. \nHow did Maloney settle on the Olympic Peninsula?  He had an Aunt and Uncle living in Port Angeles who he visited as a youngster.  He fell in love with the area and decided to do his first two years of college at Peninsula College.   Maloney eventually came back at age 30 and threw himself into what he knew best and loved most – the news media. \n_ \nEMMA MAPLE\, PENINSULA DAILY NEWS\nEmma Maple has been working at Peninsula Daily News as a general assignment reporter for about eight months\, ever since graduating from Whitworth University last spring with a degree in Communications and Peace Studies. She covers Port Angeles city council\, Clallam County commissioners and a number of other topics. Long term\, she hopes to report in the field of religious journalism or on the judicial system. \n_ \nRICH RISKI\, PENINSULA COLLEGE\nRich Riski is a journalism instructor at Peninsula College with 25 of teaching. Along the way\, he taught graduate students from the Georgian Institute of Public Affairs in Baku\, Azerbaijan where\, as a Fulbright Senior Specialist\, he explored political unrest and the cultural rise of the web. He taught for two months in Nanning\, China. \nRiski documented five national presidential conventions from both sides of the aisles. The first was as a guest of CSPAN. Later he gained media credentials thanks to KONP Radio and the generous support of the PC Foundation. \nHe worked as a reporter and photographer in central Ohio and Washington at the Peninsula Daily News\, beside freelancing. He earned a bachelor’s in natural resources from Ohio State University and a master’s in journalism from the University of Memphis. \nRiski is married to Cheryl Baumann\, a salmon restoration advocate and the father of Alden\, a surveyor and musician. They all serve at the pleasure of Clooney\, their most curious newshound. \n– \nABOUT THE OLYMPIC PENINSULA JOURNALISM FUND \nThe Olympic Peninsula Journalism Fund is a vital initiative aimed at supporting local journalism. Established by the Peninsula Daily News\, this fund seeks to ensure the sustainability and growth of community-focused reporting. Through a partnership with the Olympic View Community Foundation\, this fund allows readers to make tax-deductible contributions\, directly supporting the newsroom’s efforts to cover important local issues\, from government and education to environmental and health topics. These contributions will help the newspaper continue its mission of providing reliable\, in-depth journalism that reflects the needs and interests of our community. The fund also supports investigative journalism\, ensuring that critical issues are thoroughly examined and reported. By donating to the Olympic Peninsula Journalism Fund\, community members invest in the future of local journalism\, helping to preserve the integrity and independence of the press. This initiative underscores the importance of local news in fostering informed communities and promoting civic engagement. The Peninsula Daily News remains committed to delivering high-quality journalism\, thanks to the unwavering support of its readers and donors. \nInitiated in memory of John Brewer\, former editor and publisher of the Peninsula Daily News\, this fund also honors his legacy. Brewer\, who led the PDN from 1998 to 2015\, was a consummate newsman dedicated to keeping the community informed. His kindness and commitment to journalism left a lasting impact on the Olympic Peninsula and this fund will uphold the values he championed\, ensuring that his spirit of integrity and dedication lives on through the work of the Peninsula Daily News.
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/first-fed-community-conversation-importance-local-journalism/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Donna M. Morris Theater\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Conversation,Community Partnership,Culture & Humanities,Field Hall Presents,Free
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SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibit Open: LIFE FORCE
DESCRIPTION:Field Hall Gallery Exhibit Opening: LIFE FORCE\nOn Display January 30 – April 6\nOpen 10AM – 2PM Monday through Saturday\nFREE ADMISSION \nLocal artists Carolyn Heryford Watts and Tracy Grisman’s paintings are showcased side by side in LIFE FORCE. Opening celebration January 30th\, exhibit on display through April 6th. A posthumous show of Carolyn’s organic\, meticulous design of shapes of color inspired by her years spent nature-walking on the beach and looking under the microscope while running the phlebotomy lab at Providence Hospital in Seattle. Her work is presented alongside Tracy’s expressive depictions of musicians from years of connecting through music and caring for others as a registered nurse. \nLIFE FORCE is the alchemy when two artists meet and share their stories and work: depictions of life in it’s organic forms – micro to macro\, cellular to human. \nGallery hours are 10AM – 2PM Monday through Saturday. Free admission\, donations appreciated. Learn more at www.fieldhallevents.org/gallery
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/exhibit-life-force-2-2/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Laura Cooksey Gallery\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Culture & Humanities,Field Hall Presents,Free,Gallery,WA Local
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250321T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250321T210000
DTSTAMP:20250228T011844Z
CREATED:20250227T182020Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250228T011844Z
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SUMMARY:An Indigenous Cinema Climate Showcase
DESCRIPTION:Co-Presented by Elwha Legacy Forests Coalition and Earth Law Center\nAn Indigenous Cinema Climate Showcase\nMarch 21 @ 7PM | FREE ADMISSION \nAn Indigenous Cinema Climate Showcase features 8 inspiring and award-winning films (67 min.) about our rivers\, forests\, salmon and orcas and those speak for them. Following the screenings\, enjoy a Q&A with filmmakers and film stars. \nDoors open 6:30\, Films start 7:00. Free\, no RSVP required.\nElwhaLegacyForests.org \nIndigenous Cinema Climate Showcase  \nLast Stand: Saving the Elwha River’s Legacy Forests\nWhen an ecologically sensitive forest in the Elwha River Watershed was identified for harvest\, the Earth Law Center\, Keystone Species Alliance\, and Center for Whale Research began using all legal means to halt the impending clear-cut.  Directed by:  Dan Herz\, 2024\nRuntime:  23 minutes    |    Language:  English    |    Country:  United States \nClimate Diaries;  Heather’s Story\nFollows female geoduck diver Heather Purser of  the Suquamish tribe as she goes underwater exploring the personal\, spiritual and economic impacts of the climate emergency in the Salish Sea.\nDirected by: Ali Scattergood & Berit Anderson\, 2022\nRuntime:  9 minutes    |    Language:  English    |    Country:  United States \nCall of the Orcas\nExploring the effort to recover endangered Southern Resident Killer Whales of the Pacific NW\, researcher Ken Balcomb’s work over 50 years helped people see the Orcas as individuals\, in family groups and led to a subspecies listing under the US Endangered Species Act.\nDirected by:  Jessica Plumb\, 2023\nRuntime:  10 minutes    |    Language:  English    |    Country:  United States \nLíť’sit yiká· xá·bil-ts:  Quillayute River Restoration\nThe Quileute Tribe of Washington State is on a mission to restore the river they depend on for their livelihoods\, culture\, and identity.  Directed by:  Jennifer Moslemi & Marita Davison\, 2024\nRuntime:  6 minutes    |    Language:  English    |    Country:  United States \nFacing the Storm:  An Indigenous Response to Climate Change\nAn episodic series highlighting Climate Justice leaders in the indigenous community who have been fighting to protect Mother Earth since time immemorial.  Directed by: Mikayla Gingrey\, 2024\nRuntime:  12 minutes    |    Language:  English    |    Country:  United States \nAll Our Relations:  Tribute to Orcas\nThis tribute to the Orcas is a moving 7-minute film drawing on footage from this event and other interviews.  It delivers powerful\, somber and urgent narratives from regional Indigenous leaders.  Tribute to the Orca highlights Indigenous communities’ ancient kinship with orcas and salmon\, and the importance of reciprocity in our relationship with our caretaker: Mother Nature.  This short film includes a special focus on the Southern Resident orcas whose survival\, like the survival of Indigenous lifeways here in the Pacific Northwest\, depends on scha’enexw (the Salmon People).  2024\nRuntime:  7 minutes    |    Language:  English    |    Country:  United States
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/indigenous-cinema-showcase/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Donna M. Morris Theater\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Partnership,Culture & Humanities,Family Friendly,Films at Field Hall,Free,Guest Presenter,Science,WA Local
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250315T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250315T200000
DTSTAMP:20250305T183216Z
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SUMMARY:The Port Angeles Symphony Gala Concert
DESCRIPTION:The Port Angeles Symphony is sold out for the Dinner and Auction Gala tickets! To be placed on our waiting list\, please write pasymphony@olypen.com or call 360.457.5579. \nIndividual concert tickets are still available\, at $25 for reserved seats in the Donna M. Morris Theater\, Field Arts & Events Hall. Click here for tickets. \nThe program will be devoted to a performance of Dvorak’s Cello Concerto by the sensational Gregorio Nieto and the Port Angeles Symphony Orchestra conducted by Jonathan Pasternack. \nThank you for supporting your Port Angeles Symphony !\nSaturday\, March 15\, 2025 5:00 PM\nDoors open 5:00 PM. Concert begins 5:30 PM. Dinner and Auction 6:30 PM.
URL:https://fieldhallevents.org/event/pa-symphony-gala/
LOCATION:Field Arts & Events Hall – Donna M. Morris Theater\, 201 W Front Street\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98362\, United States
CATEGORIES:Classical,Culture & Humanities,Family Friendly,Fundraiser,Guest Presenter,Live Music,Port Angeles Symphony,WA Local
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