This Seattle-based singer songwriter’s given name is Robbie Christmas, but he rolls as RX these days.
Before the pandemic had people wishing for any semblance of life pre-quarantine, scratching an itch for nostalgia was as simple as buying an ice cream bar you used to get from the convenience store when you were a kid or watching your favorite old TV show.
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This Seattle-based singer songwriter’s given name is Robbie Christmas, but he rolls as RX these days.
The online premiere of "Secret Life of the Forest: The Northern Blue Mountains," begins Sept. 21.
Few among us, even the upstanding, could stomach trailing all our baggage down public streets with our gems and dirty socks spilling out for all the world to see and judge.
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In order to celebrate Combine Art Collective’s one-year anniversary properly, its members invited sculptor Wayne Chabre and calligrapher Jeanne McMenemy to be featured guest artists.
The Little Theatre of Walla Walla is hosting a series of classic radio dramas in a readers’ theater format — outdoors in the parking lot east of the theater building, 1130 Sumach St.
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Referring to his style as “deliberately awkward,” artist Ron Kammer’s rough line work, contrasting colors and splashes of humor animate his portraits.
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HONG KONG — In one of Edmond Kok’s creations, a 3D visualization of a spiky coronavirus bursts out of a face mask.
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Livelihoods of Walla Walla musicians were dealt a huge blow after Gov. Jay Inslee announced a live music ban on July 16.
PULLMAN — Washington artists will have the opportunity to share their creative visions in response to the Black Lives Matter movement with help from a new grant program established by Jordan Schnitzer in partnership with Washington State University’s Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art.
A while back I wrote about the ancient belief that motions of the universe home location of divine beings. Harmony equals benevolence equals the divine, including that “divine” part of humanity. This gave music a cherished place in the seven liberal arts, the ancient designed as preparation …
Ever hear of the “Vineyard Van Gogh?”
NEW YORK — A long time ago in a pre-COVID universe far, far away, blockbusters opened around the globe simultaneously or nearly so. In 1975, "Jaws" set the blueprint. Concentrate marketing. Open wide. Pack them in.
TACOMA, Wash. — It is the 15th anniversary of Washington State Historical Society’s annual juried exhibition, IN THE SPIRIT Contemporary Native Arts.
From director of libraries to dedicated artist, Anne Haley explores many forms of printmaking these days.
In 1920 after a decades-long battle, the Nineteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution was ratified, granting women the right to vote. On Nov. 2 that year, more than eight million women voted in national elections for the very first time.
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The virtual gallery Artist’s Favorite exhibition for Blue Mountain Artists Guild members is available for viewing and sharing via the guild’s video.
Waitsburg-based artist Kimi Bruzas enjoys adding humorous twists to her collages with artwork titles like “Gambling Goat” and “Recreational Seaweed.”
What an environmental shock it was for Oregon native L. Dennis Wilson when he transplanted to the central part of the country.
Walla Wallans Joyce Anderson and Deborah Bruce recently won awards for their artwork in the Allied Arts Association juried show in Richland.
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As anyone with a sibling knows, brothers and sisters agree on some things and don’t on others. That’s the magic of family.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Grammy-winning country group Lady Antebellum is changing its name to Lady A, with members saying they are regretful and embarrassed for not taking into consideration the word's associations with slavery.
Active dry yeast, water, hydrogen peroxide at 3%, food coloring and a splash of dish soap. Simple household ingredients such as these can go into Science at Home projects that Whitman College students are creating and putting on video, according to Science Outreach program coordinator Heidi Chapin.
Blue Mountain Land Trust has developed a slate of family-friendly activities this summer. To register, go to the links listed listed below. For more details on each event, contact Katy Rizzuti at katy@bmlt.org or 509-525-3136
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Despite the temporary closure at the Walla Walla Public Library, there are many online digital services, such as eBooks and Audiobooks, online access to newspapers and research databases. See this week’s Washington Anytime Library selection at anytime.overdrive.com.
Combine Art Collective artists have arrayed their new creations and invite visitors — wearing masks — to visit the gallery at 130 E. Rose St., No. 102.
Blue Mountain Artists Guild members chose the topic "lake" as a challenge for member artists to illustrate for the group's June show.
Stories of stimulating active minds during the quarantine keep bubbling to the surface as people far away and in the Walla Walla Valley seek ways to stay tuned in.
As Lion from “The Wizard of Oz” — having just mentioned a rhinocerous — could easily have said, “Not have a Walla Walla Chamber Music Festival? Imposserous!”
Despite the temporary closure at the Walla Walla Public Library, there are many online digital services, such as eBooks and Audiobooks, online access to newspapers and research databases. See this week’s Washington Anytime Library selection at anytime.overdrive.com.
Oregon East Symphony will host “Meet the members of the Oregon East Symphony” with a free, online and radio broadcast recital at 7 p.m. Sunday.
If photographers in the region are looking to get their images in front of a top-notch curator of contemporary photography, this year’s Open Regional Exhibit, hosted by the Pendleton Center for the Arts, is the ticket, said center Executive Director Roberta Lavadour in a release.
