Photo Courtesy of Warm Beach Christian Camps & Con |
Holiday happenings for all
The ailing economy hasn’t frozen local holiday fun. The following is a sample of season-opening events, including tree-lighting ceremonies, caroling and chances to see Santa arrive. Events are free unless otherwise... [More]
By Andrea McInnis
Herald Writer | November 27
Chris Bennion |
Plays bring out fun, meaning of the season
“A Christmas Story”: Edmonds Driftwood Players are presenting what they hope is everyone’s favorite Christmas movie on stage. [More]
By Theresa Goffredo
Herald Writer | November 27
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‘Stuart Little,’ ‘Rudolph’ fun for little ones
“Stuart Little”: A classic tale of friendship, tolerance and loyalty, the Whidbey Children’s Theatre version of this E.B. White original, adapted by Joseph Robinette, promises to bring all the charm and wisdom of the storybook... [More]
By Theresa Goffredo
Herald Writer | November 27
Angela Sterling |
PNB’s ‘Nutcracker’ remains a Seattle gem
Newsweek magazine raved back in the 1980s that readers could forget about the Space Needle and Mount Rainier — “Pacific Northwest Ballet’s ‘Nutcracker’ alone is worth a trip to Seattle.” [More]
By Theresa Goffredo
Herald Writer | November 27
'Justiceville': Good, bad guys are all a hoot
Generally in the genre of superheroes, we root for the good guys. No so in the case of “Justiceville.” [More]
By Theresa Goffredo
Herald Writer | November 27
AP |
Donny Osmond wins ‘Dancing with the Stars'
NEW YORK — Donny Osmond was declared the new champion of “Dancing with Stars” on Tuesday night, taking home the show's mirror ball trophy in the season finale of the ABC contest reality program. [More]
Associated Press | November 25
Food, song and dance at Yulefest
Santa doesn’t have to be Scandinavian and neither do you to drink glogg, eat a traditional Nordic sandwich or be entertained by fiddlers and folk dancers during Yulefest at the Nordic Heritage Museum. [More]
November 21
Margo E. Gesser |
Pied Piper season gets off to a hopping start
Life-size storybook pages. Black lights to make images appear and disappear. A rabbit transforming into a bird, a rock or a trapeze artist. [More]
By Andrea McInnis
Herald Writer | November 20
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