The Orcas Island Artworks reopens for the 2013 season on Feb. 16 featuring photographs by David Grdina. The show runs through March 27.
It is the most important food group for many of us. In February, the Orcas Island Garden Club members are thinking about Valentine’s Day, chocolate and the growing season fast approaching.
Local artist Judy Tepley is showing her work at Washington Federal Bank for the month of February.
The results are in! And we have some great news and some not-so-great news.The great news is that both the high school strings and high school band students received “1” or “Superior” ratings at the San Juan Music Educators Association contest for high school musicians at Bellingham High School on Saturday, Jan. 26.
Salmonberry School’s class of fourth through sixth grade students worked on the Lum Farm near Orcas Village planting 130 fir trees on Feb. 1.
The setting is Las Vegas 1960 for a tale of how power and vice corrupt in this Metropolitan Opera’s contemporary production of Verdi’s masterwork, “Rigoletto,” screening live at Orcas Center, Sunday, Feb. 17 at 1 p.m.
Organizations across the world are gathering together to “walk out,” “dance,” “rise up,” and “demand an end to violence against women” this Valentine’s Day. On Orcas, Gail Anderson-Toombs is asking for any islanders interested in gathering on the Village Green on Feb. 14, between 12 and 12:15 p.m.. Dance sing or just be.
Orcas Island school children answer a question about Valentine’s Day.
San Juan County Health and Community Services is once again providing on-site sewage system operation and maintenance workshops for homeowners. The workshops are scheduled throughout 2013 on Lopez, Orcas and San Juan Islands.
Save the date for the smash-hit show, “Sing-a-Long Sound of Music” coming to Orcas Center on Saturday, Feb. 16th at 2 p.m. It’s a screening of the classic musical in full-screen Technicolor, complete with subtitles
Dr. Michael Triplett on Orcas Island is offering a “Free Tooth Extraction Clinic” on Thursday, Feb. 14.
The other day my husband John and I spoke with a young woman who was clearly a novice at relationships.
Two islanders share their secret to a long-lasting and fun partnership
