Now in its fourth year, the 10-Minute Play Fest, produced by the Actors Theater of Orcas Island, is an opportunity for first-time as well as veteran playwrights, directors, and actors to see their work come to life in front of an audience.
Joan Roulac is offering a free, introductory class of T’ai Chi for Orcas seniors.
The Eastsound Off Leash Dog Area is inviting the public to a meeting to exchange ideas and share information on Monday, Jan. 12, 6 p.m. at the Eastsound Fire Hall meeting room.
In 2008, we celebrated our 60th year of service as the Orcas Island Fire Department and 2009 marks the start of our next 60 years!
Here are some of the ways we attempt to guarantee a good outcome through our acts on that portentous first day.
The week of Christmas, Orcas Islanders picked up their last-minute packages in a non-traditional way.
Registration for Winter Quarter 2009 is underway at Skagit Valley College, San Juan Center, Dec. 29 through Jan. 2, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (closed New Year’s Day). Credit and Community Education classes begin on Jan. 5. See the college’s full winter schedule for courses and details.
The Orcas Island Camera Club is presenting two showings of members’ images at the Orcas Senior Center’s Lundeen Room during January and February.
Leadership San Juan Islands selected 20 outstanding, diverse individuals from the island community for the 2009 class.
Community members who enjoy singing are invited to audition as a solo or in a duet at the Grange on Saturday, Jan. 24 for Orcas Idol Season Four, which is set for Feb. 7 at the Orcas Center.
A group of rock and roll bands will play long into the night during an upcoming concert at Odd Fellows Hall.
Everyone is welcome to attend an evening of peaceful reflection, receiving calmness, and tranquility during the New Year’s Eve Labyrinth Walk.
Every year, a group of Orcas Islanders ring in the new year with style – out on the dance floor.
