One striking part of Lopez Island Library’s new Art in the Library installation is a display that pays homage to the library and allows patrons to interact with the pieces. It even allows them to create works of art themselves.
Equinox
Although the sudden departure of summer has left me disgruntled (it could have at least said goodbye) I don’t actually mind fall.
Fun. Just so much fun. That’s the word Raven Skyriver uses repeatedly about his work and life as a glass sculptor.
I’ve been gardening in the Pacific Northwest for 30 years and I’m still thrilled that I can grow a winter…
There will be a reception held for the artists featured in “Wild,” the latest exhibition at Chimera Gallery.
Nicaragua may be hundreds of miles away from Lopez Island, but it has a special place in the hearts of many here.
Waterfront vistas, rolling hayfields, and dramatic bluff views are just some of the highlights of the seventh annual Lopez Island Home Tour, scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 18, on Lopez Island.
There is a lot of interest in grass-fed, pastured, humanely raised cattle, sheep, pigs and goats. Especially with the recent 10th anniversary of the Island Grown Farmers Cooperative and its Mobile Slaughter Unit that have made raising these animals profitable for local farmers.
Heading On Out…
Aquiet certainty imbues the work of Lopez photographer Robyn Minkler.
Last Week of Retrograde Mercury
This September there will be another chance to hear the popular band Elephant Revival. Sue DuMond, who organizes the Home on the Grange concert series, has invited them back to round up the summer music.