Everybody wants to stop burning money to heat the house. And perhaps it is already clear that the culprit is those old drafty windows. But the cost of installing new ones can be prohibitive.
It may be “children’s theater,” but “Inside Frampton and the Outside World” is the most entertaining show I’ve seen this year — for any age.
Keeping the doctor away apparently has nothing to do with apples.
After wheelbarrows are pulled out of sheds, tools sharpened and hands immersed deep into compost rich soil, gardeners hit their strides with the advance of spring.
Misters Mozart, Bloch and Paganini would be impressed. The judges certainly were.
The beating of the cloth provides the beat for the song. That just about sums up “waulking,” a Scottish word which describes the step in woolen cloth-making which involves the cleansing of cloth to eliminate oils, dirt and other impurities, while those performing the activity sing.
There are some poems that are remembered from childhood because of their eloquent simplicity
There are neurotic attack dolphins in Brazil.
Some stories are not the perfect fairy tales.
Forget Hollywood.
If it’s a satisfying romantic comedy you’re after, head down to Whidbey Island Center for the Arts and see William Shakespeare’s gender-bending, romantic comedy “Twelfth Night.” The play opens Friday, April 8.
An ensemble of youths takes on some heady themes of the human condition, and they sing their hearts out while doing it.
One excellent South Whidbey citizen used her writing talents to win a place in history.
It’s not every day a rock star calls you up and asks you to come down to Nashville to make a record.
