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.”
KITSAP CELTIC DUO: Rick May and Gil Yslas will be present a concert of traditional Celtic tunes with special guest David Denz at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 25 at the Island Music Guild, 10598 Valley Road on Bainbridge. Tickets are $15. Info: www.islandmusic.org.
LOCAL ARTIST CARRIE GOLLER: Is exhibiting her works throughout the month at the Treehouse Cafe, 4569 Lynwood Center Road on Bainbridge. Info: www.carriegoller.com.
Even though she’s been creating haunted houses for years, Haunted Fairgrounds co-coordinator Marilyn Jones said it never ceases to amaze her how big it’s gotten.
BooksIn Brief
What’s Up’s summer love/hate affair with Shakespeare culminates in a dark, red room with the three witches of “Macbeth.”
Steven Fogell is usually loath to call a dramatic production “timely.” But he can’t help it. It’s election season, and Shakespeare’s “Macbeth” has immediate political relevance.
No matter where you’ve been or where you go, you can’t deny your roots.
Lovin’ From the oven
