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Railroad Bridge Lights

Sequim Guild of Seattle Children’s Hospital 17th Annual Holiday Bazaar

Buy great bargains and treasures for the Holiday Season, homemade by Guild members. Additionally, there will be 35+ Local Handcraft Artists, and “Mrs. Claus’ Kitchen” serving chili, turkey-noodle soup, quiche with salad, homemade desserts, and more. There will be lots of great shopping and fun for the whole family, and you can make a difference in the life of a child. All profits go to Seattle Children’s Hospital’s funds for uncompensated care and research. Last year, Children’s provided over $1.6 million in uncompensated care and services to 1,125 Clallam and Jefferson County children.

Winter Market

River Center Holiday Nature Mart

River Center Holiday Nature Mart An Annual Tradition Since 2006 Featuring unique, high-quality, hand-crafted, nature related gifts and ornaments, as well as sweet and savory baked goods. Make a fresh wreath or purchase a pre-made wreath or fresh holiday arrangement. Have your photo taken with River Center animals. All proceeds benefit the River Center’s ongoing operations and educational programs. Saturday, November 18 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Come shop and enjoy thousands of lights on the Historic Railroad Bridge. Sunday, November 19 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Come shop some more and enjoy the thousands of lights on the Historic Railroad Bridge.

Field Hall Presents: Samite “Resilience” Matinee Performance

Beautiful, powerful, personal and musical - “Resilience” is a play with the urgency of now combined with timeless stories of healing.?Samite tells his life’s story in this multi-media one-man play. He tells the story of his emergence from the nightmare of life under Amin and Milton Obote ("... when the birds stopped singing") to being a healer through the power of music.?Samite often includes a story or two in his concerts, but now he has turned his entire presentation inside out and the result is raw and bracing. This show includes an extended post-performance Q&A for authentic audience interaction.? "Resilience is about blending beautiful traditional African music with stories of hope and tolerance.?Sharing difficult topics, Samite opened the doors for the us to gain new knowledge and empathy with grace and sensitivity.?Music definitely heals - A must see!" - Karen Wacks, (LMHC, M.Ed., MT-BC) Professor of Music Therapy, Berklee College of Music?

Dumpster Joe | 1920s & 30s Jazz, Rags and Country Blues at Wild Goddess

Dumpster Joe & the Boys play 1920s and 30s jazz, ragtime, jugband and country blues tunes on res-o-phonic guitar and cello! They also play originals inspired by these genres. A good time is guaranteed to be had by all once they get too serenadin’ and syncopatin’! They’ll be joined by Kit Stymee Stovepipe of the Crowquill Night Owls for dual fingerpicked guitar arrangements. Don’t miss this special night of old time music! The event is FREE but donations to the band will be greatly appreciated! Wild Goddess is a small space, so show up early if you would like to secure a seat. ??Listen Here: https://dumpsterjoe.bandcamp.com/album/rollin-joes-toes ??Or look & listen here: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KvGUEPNFxl4

Sequim Community Orchestra Fall Concert

Come and enjoy our 2023 Fall Concert. Free Admission Bake sale by SCO Kids. Chaconne from Les Galante Jean-Philippe Rameau Dance of the Gypsy Camille Saint-Saens Procession of the Sardar Mikhail Ippolotiv-Ivanov Dance of the Hours Amilcare Ponchielli Viola Concerto in C Minor Johann Christian Bach featuring Violet Knobel

Field Hall Presents: Samite “Resilience” Evening Performance

Celebrated Ugandan musician, actor, and humanitarian Samite Mulondo uses the healing power of song and story to share his message of peace and hope. Beautiful, personal, and musical, “Resilience” is a play with the urgency of now combined with timeless stories of healing.?Samite telling his life’s story in this multi-media one-man play. He tells the story of his emergence from the nightmare of life under Amin and Milton Obote (".. when the birds stopped singing") to being a healer through the power of music.?Samite often includes a story or two in his concerts, but now he has turned his entire presentation inside out and the result is raw and bracing. Show includes an extended post-performance Q&A for authentic audience interaction.? "Rhythmic beats, floating melodies and impactful lyrics are the main components needed to create African music. These are also the elements Ugandan musician Samite Mulondo uses to spread hope, healing and peace around the world." - Grand Valley Lanthor