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Amazing grace: Harpist finds her calling at Harrison

Complementary Therapies program at Harrison Medical Center heals the body and soul.

Instrumental Indie, California Folk and Joey Cape | What's Up Kitsap Weekend Wrock

Bremerton's Collective Visions Gallery brings state artists back to its walls

Taking stock of all the plusses and minuses from their first year hosting a massive, statewide juried art show, CVG Show director Alan Newberg says one of the biggest triumphs is that more than 1,200 people came through the gallery during what had traditionally been its slowest month of the year.

Reveling in Sondheim's ‘Company’ at WWCA

According to his married friends, he’s got it all. He’s the drinking buddy, the shoulder to cry on, the one with whom they can share their secrets and dreams. The classic cat who all the guys want to be like and all the girls want to be with. “We’re so crazy, he’s so sane,” the married couples sing in the show’s opening overture.

Kitsap A&E Calendar for the week, Jan. 30-Feb. 6 | What Goes On

ARTS & CRAFTS THE f67 CAMERA CLUB: Will be meeting at 7 p.m. Feb. 2 in room 106 of the art building at Olympic College Bremerton for a regular projection night of slides and digital images cover the topic of “People/portraits.” Visitors welcome. Info: www.f67cameraclub.org or call (360) 275-3019.

The EDGE: Raising money, spirits through improv | Bainbridge Brief

Earlier this month, the Bainbridge improv group The EDGE helped raise more than $600 for the Bainbridge Helpline through an extra benefit show. They play their third show of the month, a rarity, at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 31 at Bainbridge Performing Arts 200 Madison Ave. on Bainbridge. After that, the next chance to catch the Edge won’t be until March 7.

Kristin Hannah launches ‘True Colors’ this week in Poulsbo and Bainbridge

From her hostpital bed, her mother said to her business savvvy, law school attending daughter, “But you’re going to be a writer.” Those were prophetic words, Hannah relates in her online biography. Words she never forgot. She was shocked to hear that her mother actually believed she could be a writer. And from that hospital bed they began collaboration on would become “the worst, most clichéd historical romance ever written,” Hannah’s biography reads.

Farewell, Madame Maestro | Follow up on the Bremerton Symphony saga

Stoyanovich served in the capacities of conductor and music director, as well as artistic director (a hybrid of conductor, music and executive director) during her tenure with the Bremerton Symphony. And now, she’s left with a part-time conductor gig in Butte, Mont., and a family of four to support on Bainbridge Island amidst a not-so job-search-friendly economy.

Kingston’s getting its groove on

KINGSTON — Mike Wallace Park at the Port of Kingston is set to groove with toe-tappin’, booty-shakin’ music every Saturday this month.