Arts & Entertainment
Calling All Actors – Auditions for the Fall Production
by Kate Marshall, Artistic Director, Ludlow Village Players With our spring show already on the books, we’ve started to plan our fall show. This year, we’re performing Almost, Main e on October 9 - 18. Almost, Maine is a popular play by John Cariani. The play is a collection of nine short plays that explore love, loss, and connection in the mythical remote town of Almost, Maine that’s so far north it’s almost not in the United States. Set on a single winter night under t
Salish Explorations Opens at Flagship Gallery
The Salish Explorations exhibit at the Flagships Gallery features watercolor field paintings by Maria Coryell-Martin from May 1 through July 31 . The exhibit invites visitors to explore light, atmosphere, and the changing marine landscape through immersive field-based watercolor work. Maria’s artwork was inspired primarily from aboard on the Port Townsend-Coupeville ferry in fall 2025, and at Fort Worden through Centrum in spring 2026. Maria presents watercolor field stu
Happenings at the Port Ludlow Art League Gallery
Spring is in the air, and the Port Ludlow Art League Gallery is humming with activity. During the month of May, jewelry artists will be on hand at the gallery to convert your favorite necklace or bracelet from a standard clasp to a magnetic closure. Enjoy the ease of putting on jewelry without three thumbs or a magnifying glass. While you wait, relax and browse the gallery full of original art, jewelry, ceramics, textiles, cards, and gifts. Meet our artists of the month, Jack
Ludlow Village Players - Pets (and Their Humans)
by Jim Gormly, Ludlow Village Players People love their pets and marvel at their intelligence, unique personalities, and apparent empathy and communication skills. No doubt most people chat with their cat or gab with their Lab, interpreting a bark, meow, or head tilt as their pet’s response. You’ve seen this type of exchange in the Dr. Dolittle or Ace Ventura: Pet Detective movies. In the upcoming Ludlow Village Players’ production of Pets (and Their Humans) , you’ll find out















