Inspired by Desire II, our 34th annu­al hol­i­day show­case, fea­tures unique works for gift giv­ing — jew­el­ry, orna­ments, paint­ings, sculp­ture and a few odd­i­ties curat­ed just for you. Join us for Pros­ec­co Night, both Thurs­day and Fri­day 11/21 & 22, 4–7 pm.

Mark your cal­en­dars! The Win­ter Flea & Craft Mar­ket will be at the Fair­grounds Main Build­ing on Sat­ur­day, Decem­ber 7th from 9 am‑1 pm. Flea & Craft Mar­ket ven­dors can sign up for a booth space by call­ing (360) 378‑4310, by email­ing info@sjcfair.org or by apply­ing online at www.sjcfair.org. Each ven­dor booth space is 10’ x  Con­tin­ue Reading

Alche­my Art Cen­ter will host a recep­tion for Vivien Tap­so­ba, who will be exhibit­ing his paint­ings in the Dome space at Alche­my Art Cen­ter on Fri­day, Novem­ber 22nd from 5pm-8pm.  Tap­so­ba is orig­i­nal­ly from Ougadougou, Burk­i­na Faso, but cur­rent­ly resides in the Unit­ed States. He is a self-trained artist who has been a guest of  Con­tin­ue Reading

San Juan Coun­ty res­i­dents of all ages are remind­ed to sub­mit their entries in the Town’s Poet­ry Gar­den poet­ry con­test by the end of this month. Win­ning entries will be engraved on plaques locat­ed in four poet­ry gar­dens to be installed in pub­lic areas this spring.  Details for entry may be found on the Town web­site:  Con­tin­ue Reading

Mon­day, Novem­ber 4th, is Mon­day Movie Night at the Orca Sur­vey Out­reach & Edu­ca­tion Cen­ter (185 S. First Street). We will be show­ing The Breach (a film by Mark Titus). Doors open at 6:30 and the film begins at 7:00. Free admis­sion and snacks provided.

The results of vot­ing by Fri­day Har­bor Film Festival’s audi­ence mem­bers were announced on Sun­day evening, Octo­ber 27, at the grand finale of the Fes­ti­val that fea­tured awards pre­sen­ta­tions and screen­ings of the top-win­n­ing films. Awards were also pre­sent­ed to the Local Hero and the Las­z­lo Pal Emerg­ing Film­mak­er. The major­i­ty of the win­ning films are  Con­tin­ue Reading

The Fri­day Har­bor Chap­ter of the Inter­na­tion­al Thes­pi­an Soci­ety would like to thank the gen­er­ous sup­port of the San Juan Coun­ty Arts Coun­cil for their con­tri­bu­tion to help bring an adju­di­ca­tor to San Juan Island to see the high school’s upcom­ing pro­duc­tion of Lit­tle Shop of Hor­rors. For the past two years, mem­bers of Fri­day  Con­tin­ue Reading

True to ISL’s ongo­ing mis­sion to pro­duce the best-writ­ten, most inspir­ing plays of our times — ones that move us — not just to laugh­ter, although often infused with it, but with recon­sid­ered view­points, ones that leave us with new under­stand­ings and empa­thy for those around us, we are thrilled to present Lucy Kirkwood’s bril­liant  Con­tin­ue Reading