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DYCE – historic MV Rock Band to play a reunion show on 7-06-24
** EDIT The GOOBSTOCK Music Festival this weekend is full. If you would like to see DYCE play, contact your favorite music venue to get these veteran rockers on the schedule!!. If you are interested in the history of Skagit County music, then you need to know about DYCE; a rock band from Mount Vernon that formed in the Spring of 1980 and played a pivotal role in Skagit County music history. They played gigs and composed their own original songs, influenced countless Skagit County musicians and they were a big deal! What makes DYCE different from other local bands? They were between the ages of 12-16. Below is an essay written by Matt Phillips, DYCE drummer.
Maggie Kaplan quilts on display at Artworks
Orcas Island Artworks is pleased to announce Maggie Kaplan as the Featured Artist for the Month of July. Maggie has been a member of the Artworks since she arrived on Orcas 35 years ago. Her love of quilting began as a child when she started sewing along with her mother....
El Sueñito Brewing is bringing its beer and tamales to Seattle
Okay, so this is happy and exciting news! El Sueñito Brewing is coming to Seattle. The Bellingham-based brewery recently announced its plan to open a location in the Fremont neighborhood. They’ve not yet announced an exact opening date, but we expect to hear details soon. The location is near The George and Dragon Pub, for those familiar with the neighborhood. El Sueñito Brewing describes itself as a child company of Frelard Tamales. If you’ve visited the Bellingham brewery’s taproom you know it is a tamale shop, too. And the tamales are outstanding!
Electronic duo ODESZA to perform at Gorge Amphitheatre this weekend
QUINCY - GRAMMY-nominated electronic music duo ODESZA is set to return to their roots in Washington for an extraordinary three-day performance this weekend. The event is scheduled at the Gorge Amphitheatre, known globally for its breathtaking beauty, during the 4th of July weekend, from Thursday to Saturday, July 4-6. ODESZA, originating from Bellingham and comprising Western Washington University alumni Clayton Knight and Harrison Mills, will headline the event, marking it as the grand finale of their "The Last Goodbye Tour."
National headlining comedians in Friday Harbor this summer.
On Saturday, July 6, Burien resident Scott Losse will be at Madrone Cellars for a 7 p.m. show. Scott Is a mainstay in the Seattle comedy scene. He is married and has two chihuahuas. His DryBar special has garnered millions of views and he’s worked a handful of times at Bumbershoot. He was a finalist in the Seattle International Comedy Competition twice. Recently, Scott has gained a social media following, with more than 30,000 Instagram followers. His reels about everyday life have millions of views!
Lynn Alexander is July’s library featured artist this month
The Orcas Library’s featured artist for the month of July is painter Lynne Alexander. Lynne paints in a calming illustrative style with a rich use of color. Some of her works imaginatively incorporate handmade collaged images. She is a self-taught artist who has lived part- time on Orcas Island...
Island Haven Animal Sanctuary Hosts Summer Program “Treasured Tails”
Island Haven Animal Sanctuary is pleased to announce their “Treasured Tails” Summer Program for young readers. Based on the “Horse Powered Reading®” curriculum, “Treasured Tails” allows children to identify stumbling blocks that get in the way of understanding, experience learning in an outdoor environment, connect with a horse as their “book”, and reflect on their experiences in the moment to create new patterns of learning.
Celebrating the 4th of July – island style
San Juan Island knows how to celebrate July 4th, and this year will be no different. Starting off with a 5k run at Roche Harbor, a parade down Spring Street, live music and ending with fireworks in the evening, there is no shortage of fun. Rock it to the Red...
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