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Edited slightly for space and the PG-13 reader.
Kitsap Regional Library teams up with the Kingston Art Gallery to showcase great American masterpieces with current KAG artists Nov. 8-9.
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Boo! Here’s a rundown of events around the island through Halloween:
Spiders: Learn about spiders with Richard Brown, local spider enthusiast, at 2 p.m. Oct. 30 at KiDiMu. Brown will share his collection of spiders along with fascinating facts and tidbits about these sometimes creepy, sometimes misunderstood, always amazing creatures. Free with admission or KiDiMu membership. Information: 855-4650.
Linda Bierds’ drive to write poetry is matched by her practicality as a teacher and a published author. She understands all too well that poetry is a tough sell.
“Taken as a whole, most people would rather read…anything but poetry. It’s a shared aversion,” she said.
Last February, more than 1,200 spectators were logged at The CVG Show, one of Bremerton’s most ambitious, and prestigious art events in recent history.
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Local money manager Paul Merriman will read from his updated investor-friendly guide to the stock market at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 30 on Bainbridge.
Brit-supreme Noel Coward’s haunting 1940’s piece “Blithe Spirit” debuts on All Hallows Eve at BCT; What’s Up goes
A Cinderella Story:
Island shutterbug Rick Gordon visited the Day Road Farms and Pumpkin Patch recently and captured a grouping of Cinderella Pumpkins.
Sculptor Brian Berman seeks clarity.
“I’m working with glass and translucent stone right now because I want my artwork to bring more light into the world,” he said. “I feel like we’re in a dark time right now, and that each of us has the ability to radiate that light.”