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Small Expressions   Northwind Art’s Small Expressions and Showcase 2025 exhibits at Jeanette Best Gallery will continue to be available for viewing during the Port Townsend’s first Saturday Art Walk on January 3 . Both exhibits will close on January 5 .   Pop-Up Art Supply Sale The public is invited to shop for bargains on artwork, frames, and art supplies at Northwind Art’s second annual Pop-Up Sale on January 17, 18 and  19  at Jeanette Best Gallery. For updates on sale hou

Olympic Sunrise by Mary Rodgers From January  through February , the Bay Club features an exciting, new art exhibit. Port Ludlow Art League members have selected the pieces they want to exhibit, free from a theme, allowing an authentic display of their creative journeys, current explorations, and the work they feel best represents their artistic voice. The art exhibit is sponsored by the Port Ludlow Art League. Be sure to stop by the Bay Club to vote for your favorite piece.

Featured Artists – Port Ludlow Art League Jewelers Port Ludlow Art league Jewelers During January, the jewelry artists in the Port Ludlow Art League will display their jewelry designs at Sound Community Bank, the Port Ludlow Art League Gallery, and online at portludlowart.org .  These artists use a wide range of techniques, from metalworking, stone setting, wire weaving, and torch-fired enameling, resulting in unique, one-of-a-kind pieces. A reception for the Port Ludlow Art

Port Angeles Field Arts & Events Hall Field Arts & Events Hall in Port Angeles is the newest entertainment and events facility on the Olympic Peninsula. Field Hall hosts local, regional, national, and international music and performance artists inside the 500-seat Donna M. Morris Theater. Here’s the calendar of events for January and the beginning of February. ·       Free Jazz Sunday with The Joel Ricci Trio  – Sunday, January 4 , 12 p.m. Raw, working-class original jazz wit

Featured Artist – Caroline Gilmore Ethereality by Caroline Gilmore Caroline uses acrylics to infuse light, levity, and mystery into her magical paintings. Her use of vibrant colors and the juxtaposition of light versus dark transform the most ordinary objects into something truly extraordinary. Whether it’s a bathtub and butterflies under the stars or a bird and bee alight on an outstretched hand, it’s up to the viewer to interpret and weave their own story as to what they ar

Play Readers Club Session by Jim Gormly, President, LVP Ever dream of being Walter Mitty, Robin Hood, Thelma, or Louise? Imagine transforming yourself into a character that solves a murder mystery, commits a crime, or finds romance? If so, come to a Play Readers Club session at the Beach Club on the third Tuesday of every month (January – October) at 6 p.m. Reading aloud a character’s part in a play is a great way for you to stimulate your mind, flex your creative muscle, and

Andrew Allen Launches PLPA's 2026 Concert Season by Jason Wright, Guest Writer   On Sunday,   January 25 , at 2 p.m. at the Bay Club, you will have the uplifting experience of enjoying the warm resonance of acoustic pop-rock and award-winning Canadian singer-songwriter, Andrew Allen. Known for his magnetic presence, genre-crossing songwriting, and internationally recognized hits, Allen’s upcoming performance promises not only an afternoon of exceptional music, but also an imm

On Monday, January 26 , the Port Ludlow Photographers resume their monthly meetings on the fourth Monday of every month from 10 a.m. - noon at the Bay Club. The group is open to everyone. No photographic experience is required and there are no dues.   At the January meeting, John Fillers will give a presentation about the effects of AI on photography. AI can automate tasks such as culling, noise reduction, and basic edits and enhance photographs by producing sharper details a

Port Ludlow Art League Gallery Every two months, the Port Ludlow Art League Gallery bursts with new paintings, jewelry, ceramics, photography, textiles, and cards all by local artists. The gallery is a vital cultural hub, and its success is a two-way street, relying as much on the community’s support as on the local artists’ creativity. Partnering with local business, Jefferson County schools, and area residents, gallery patrons keep the flame of art alive in our community. A

by Barbara Grondal and Paula Berman, Guest Writers   2024 Winner Selecting 2025 Gift Certificate Winners The Port Ludlow Art League Gallery’s holiday open house was a festive event drawing an enthusiastic crowd. With the holidays just around the corner, shoppers were eager to browse a wide selection of artwork, handcrafted gifts, and unique pieces for holiday giving. It was uplifting to see so many shoppers choosing to celebrate the season by supporting creative talent within

It’s no secret that winters in the PNW can be a bit gray, and that many of us are longing for more color!  Join us as we welcome horticulturist Doug Cockburn to talk about adding more color to our winter gardens. Doug has been in business in Sequim for fifty years.  He started out when he was 13 with a small mowing route for neighbors and family members! He later became a state certified nursery and landscaping professional horticulturist. Many of you are probably familiar wi