• Soundscape & Book Launch for Countershade Press: Uplifting Queer Voices in Olympia
    The woods come alive in the theatrical soundscape performance, part of the August 28 book launch at Browsers Bookshop of “Menagerie: A Cluster of Loss,” published by Countershade Press, a new micro press for queer speculative fiction run by husbands Jonah and Austin Barnett. Following the performance, Jonah Barnett will host a Q & A with Cecelia Meade, the author of the story “The Woods,” one of five by local writers in “Menagerie.”
  • August 19, 2026 — See a Play or a ‘Peck’ of ’em, and Savor Oly Music
    Molly Gilmore “Arts Aficionado” #8 — August 19, 2026
    — See a Play or a ‘Peck’ of ’em, and Savor Oly Music
    — Celebrated romcom at Harlequin
    — ‘Improbable Peck of Plays’ returns
    — Local legends play free show
  • Sneak Preview of Tacoma Area Theatre This Fall
    This is a selection of shows to keep your eye out for in Tacoma, Lakewood, and Federal Way this fall: Tacoma Little Theatre, Lakewood Playhouse, Centerstage Theatre, and Dukesbay Theater.
  • August 12, 2026 — Celebrate Squaxin Culture, Local Artists — and Beer
    Molly Gilmore “Arts Aficionado” #7 — August 12, 2026
    — Good Times Flow in Tumwater
    — It’s the Water — and the Culture
    — Creative Space Opens Downtown
  • August 5, 2026 — Revisit the ’70s or the ’90s and Try Traditional Dances
    Molly Gilmore “Arts Aficionado” #6 — August 5, 2026
    — Pictures of Lennon
    — Join the dance
    — The new oldies
  • MOTHER – at TCMoFA, a Show Curated by Fern Tallos
    “MOTHER” is a visual and verbal exploration at Thurston County Museum of Fine Art through September 18. The show presents personal accounts in various media by nineteen artists on birthing, motherhood, and the emotional and physical labor involved in bringing up children – a hot-button subject in these times given the abolition of Roe v. Wade, and the subsequent dangerously stringent laws governing bodies with wombs.
  • July 29, 2026 — Weekend boasts tributes to big names — including first POTUS
    Molly Gilmore “Arts Aficionado” #5 — July 29, 2026
    — Aerialists take to the sky
    — George Washington goes to the fair
    — All about ABBA
  • Local Arts Education
    Oly Arts’ consistent presence in this community shows that there will always be a story to share, none of which would be possible without the important contribution of arts education in our public schools. Arts education has always been a target for budget cuts, often resulting in limited opportunities for students in schools. Oly Arts invited arts educators from North Thurston, Olympia, and Tumwater school districts to comment on the impact of the arts in students’ lives and describe the importance of the arts in our society.
  • July 22, 2026 — Feast eyes and ears on sculptures, puppets, performances
    Molly Gilmore “Arts Aficionado” #4 — July 22, 2026
    — ‘Liberty’ on Percival Landing
    — Puppet ‘Opera’
    — Concerts and films al fresco
  • July 15, 2026 — Catch song and dance men and jump into Lakefair
    Molly Gilmore “Arts Aficionado” #3 — July 15, 2026
    — Port starts summer concerts
    — Elvis is still in the building
    — All’s fair in Oly