Paintings by Joan Grout provide a backdrop for singer-songwriter Steve Harris, who performs with Stephan Fanger, on guitar, and harpist Linda Khandro doing Celtic music from 7 9 p.m. Friday, Oct. 20 in the Victory Music Showcase at the Espresso Americano in the Downtown Everett Library. Grout has sold two large paintings at her month-long exhibit there.
MOUNT VERNON Stephanie Bethea is the featured flutist in Skagit Symphonys Light Classic Concert presented this Saturday, Oct. 21, at McIntyre Hall in Mount Vernon. Bethea will be performing Gordelis Flute Concerto.
EVERETT Bothell resident Dan Reinking is stage director and David Little of Edmonds is music director, in the opening of the 2006 – 07 season starting Friday, Oct. 20 with Gilbert and Sullivans most popular opera, The Mikado. The show is presented at the Snohomish County PUD Auditorium, 2320 California St., in Everett, with 8 p.m. performances Fridays and Saturdays and 2:30 p.m. Sunday matinees running four weekends through Nov. 12.
Hula hoop contest is just one of the fun activities at Girls Night Out, an annual event presented by the Arts Council Of Snohomish County
STANWOOD Its a musical revue in the style of an old-time radio show, said Mychal Loving about the latest Camwood Players Production which continues two more weekends.
While the last few tickets for the Arlington Arts Councils Fall into Art Auction race out the door, meeting the goal of 120 attendees, Marguerite Goff is racing to complete her major fish sculptures a Chinook salmon and a cutthroat trout to hang on the outside of Arlington City Hall, one of two commissions from the proceeds of last years Fall into Art Auction.
SMOKEY POINT ?The Voices of the Village are just one aspect of the fun, inspiration and good food promised at Taste of Decadence Friday, Oct. 20 at Smokey Point Community Church, 17721 Smokey Point Blvd. in Arlington, a benefit event for Village Community Services.
MARYSVILLE On the surface, the numbers appear huge.
MARYSVILLE Perhaps somewhat predictably, hobbies and free time are two things the Marysville-Pilchuck High School students of the month for November dont have in abundance.
MARYSVILLE Its always a great holiday when dad puts the Christmas tree through a plate glass window.
MARYSVILLE Presented by the administration as a housekeeping change, the Marysville City Council balked at relaxing rules requiring recreational space be part of residential developments in the city.
MARYSVILLE Early this year, the Marysville School District took on the daunting task of redrawing the boundaries of its elementary schools.
MARYSVILLE Theres a huge lump of coal for someones stocking later this month.
