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An era long gone but not forgottenHe's burly, wears flannel, has an ax in one hand and a full-grown tree in the other, and he stands taller than Mount Rainier.
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Tumwater Falls Harvest Festival has cowboys, goats and fresh cider
In its eighth year, Tumwater Falls Harvest Festival will be packed with entertainment and activities that reflect South Sound history.
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Life is a labyrinth in exhibit tonight for Arts Walk"Communion: The Labyrinth Project," a one-night-only installation for Arts Walk, offers an opportunity to walk through the past - and to look at it from both sides.
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Site-specific piece of art on display
Jeremy Zwiefel's piece Gordian's Knot will be at The Washington Center for the Performing Arts through June . The artwork is made of wood and wire and was built in August while the center was closed . View it during Arts Walk, ticketed events, between 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. Fridays or by appointment (call 360-753-8585, ext. 507). The center is at 512 Washington St. S.E., Olympia.
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Cover artist explores colorful, vibrant trees
NOVA School teacher taps into spirit of Olympia
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Arts Walk XXXVII: Ignite your imagination at downtown celebration
Arts Walk doesn't really have a theme, but we're declaring one: "Help Keep Olympia Beautiful."
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Harlequin Productions aims high with tough Shakespeare play
Although it's Shakespeare's funniest tragedy, "Antony and Cleopatra" seldom is produced, said Scot Whitney, who is directing the play for Harlequin Productions.
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Duel of the Flugelhorns supplies unique entertainment
The Duel of the Flugelhorns comes to Traditions Cafe & World Folk Art at 8 p.m. Saturday. Flugelhorn players Barry Caldwell and Dave McCrary will play traditional and contemporary ballads with renowned master pianist Joe Baque and bass player Cary Black. Tickets are $12, $8 for students and those with low income. Call 360-705-2819. The cafe is at 300 Fifth Ave. S.W., Olympia.
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Cuban band infects soulhen he asked Orlando "Maraca" Valle to play in Olympia, Michael Olson never expected the Grammy-nominated Cuban flutist and composer to say yes.
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Variety spices up show
Last year, storyteller Elizabeth Lord decided it was high time for a vaudeville revival.
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'Peter and the Wolf' concert draws kids to music
Student Orchestras of Greater Olympia's "Peter and the Wolf" is a concert meant to appeal to more than just the ears.
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Just like in the good ol' days
This weekend, the stagecoach rides again like it did in the Wild West days - and as it did last year.
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Older actresses deal with ageism
I recently read an article detailing the 14-year process it took to bring the remake of "The Women" to the screen. It crystallizes the fact that Hollywood still has a major hang-up with the bankability and viability of actresses.
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Student Orchestras concert draws kids to music
Student Orchestras of Greater Olympia's "Peter and the Wolf" is a concert meant to appeal to more than just the ears.
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