Local thespians hope to bring a much-needed dose of sunshine to Vashon this weekend, when Drama Dock opens “Enchanted April” at Vashon High School.
It’s been almost a year since Carol and Chuck Ahlfors purchased Blooms & Things, a cozy flower shop located on Vashon’s busiest corner.
Almost 80 Islanders who are part of the Vashon Island Chorale will raise their voices in the choir’s spring concert, set for 7:30 p.m. Saturday, April 9, and 3 p.m. Sunday, April 10, at Bethel Church.
Moisture Festival, a high-octane event that has charmed Seattle audiences for the past eight years, will jump the pond again this year to bring a lineup of variety and vaudeville acts to Vashon’s Open Space for Arts & Community.
A new kind of arts experience is coming to Vashon, thanks to Jenni and Dave Wilke, who will present an interdisciplinary house concert at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, April 9, at Vashon Cohousing’s Common House.
What could be more fun than a gallery walk on a sweet spring evening?
Works by Mozart, Handel and Puccini will be played by the Vashon Maury Chamber Orchestra on Saturday in two concerts that will include a solo by guest pianist Lisa Lewis.
Mik Kulhman, an Island performer best known on Vashon for her work with UMO Ensemble, is tackling a new role in a place far from home.
There’s no shortage of family entertainment this weekend on Vashon, so pack up the kids and take in a show.
VALISE Gallery has issued a call for artists for its second annual all-ages, all-Island art exhibit, set to take place in May at the gallery.
It’s always fun to attend a musical at Vashon High School, and the school’s current production of “Camelot” is no exception — the show’s cast is filled with talented teens, tearing up the stage and singing up a storm as they bring the pageantry of King Arthur and his court to life.
A theatrical collaboration between a Catholic priest and a New York Times bestselling author will bloom on an Island stage next week, when Vashon Allied Arts presents two one-act plays, “The Cure: A Tale” and “Uncommon Clay,” as part of its 2011 New Works series.
The ghostly, golden era of silent film will come back to life this weekend, when an acclaimed performer brings a one-man show featuring a dazzling array of clips from 100 silent comedies and dramas to Open Space for Arts & Community.
