A Londoner and a Local Walk Into a Theater…
By Lucy Volker Transformation is the theme for Harlequin’s 2020 season. They begin the New Year with Noises Off and The Highest Tide. Riffing on […]
Ballet Northwest: En Pointe for Half a Century
By CHRISTIAN CARVAJAL For all the influence they had on popular music genres, aside from success they’ve enjoyed on their own, the Fab Four were […]
Letter From the Publisher: Support the Arts in 2020
2020 is almost here, and we’d like to ask you to make a resolution to support the arts with us. Since we opened in 2016, […]
South Puget Sound Community College Gallery to Be Named After Retiring Trustee
By Alec Clayton The art gallery in South Puget Sound Community College’s Kenneth J. Minnaert Center for the Arts will be named for retiring trustee […]
Street Art Serves as Foundation for Olympia Artists
By Anna Schlecht Olympia has become a “city of murals”, with an ever-growing number of large format artworks on walls across the urban hub and […]
CINE•FILES: Shrek
By Ellis Boran Shrek is an animated adventure movie packed with action, drama, and lots of comedy. The movie is about how an ogre falls […]
Seasonal Ice Rink Solidifies its Place in Olympia
By Jerica Pender It was 2007, just as our country took a deep dive into a recession, that the idea for a pop-up ice rink […]
Art Takes Flight Inside Hummingbird Studio
By ALEC CLAYTON On a Wednesday morning in November, over 20 people gather around two long tables in downtown Olympia’s Hummingbird Studio. They’re students at […]
Photo Gallery: Ballet Northwest Previews 35th Nutcracker
An exclusive photo gallery by MOLLY WALSH for OLY ARTS. WHAT Ballet Northwest’s The Nutcracker WHERE The Washington Center for the Performing Arts, 512 Washington […]
Music and Light Herald the Winter Solstice with The Olympia Peace Choir
By Karen Lunde When the calendar flips to December, it’s nigh impossible to walk into a store or turn on the TV without hearing endless […]