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Thursday August 21 through November 22

ROTR - Magical Mystery Tour Classes

Orcas Center and the Rock on the Rock Choir present: The Magical Mystery Tour(A Beatles Music Extravaganza!)Show Dates: November 7 – 22 at Orcas CenterFirst rehearsal starts Thursday, August 21st, 2025Tuition – pay what you can rates: $120, $80, or $50. REGISTER NOW!Class registration is on the Ludus PlatformNeed help registering? Contact Orcas Center: 360-376-2281 ext 1 or email us! Adult Choir Class (Ages +14)Lead by Grace McCuneThursdays 6-8pm @ Madrona Room*Singers of all-levels of experience are welcome!Youth Musical Theatre Class (Singing & Dancing) (Ages 8 – 13)Lead by Tiffany Loney & Grace McCuneThursdays 3:30-4:30pm @ Madrona RoomMagical Mystery Tour Dancers (Ages +14)Lead by Tiffany LoneyTuesdays, 7:00pm – 8:30pm @ Dance StudioQuestions? Contact Grace at [email protected]. Orcas Island’s own – Rock on the Rock Choir, created by Grace McCune in 2008, has brought to the stage with Jake Perrine, shows such as: Moulin Rouge, Across the Universe, Rock of Orcas, Teatro Titikookoo, Kids Movie Musical, “This is Me”, Cirque Us, and What Dreams May Come. Rock on the Rock is back and bigger than ever with this new Orcas Center production: “Magical Mystery Tour!” Grace McCune is joined by an amazing team of collaborators to bring this unforgettable production to life. Jake Perrine will be leading the charge as Orcas Center’s Executive Artistic Director, holding the space for this production to go off without a hitch. The one-and-only, Tiffany Loney as our Dance Choreographer. Orcas Island’s own Jim Bredouw will be leading the live band with an all-star lineup of musicians, including Gene Nery, Martin Lund, Joel Gamble, Melody Funk, Bruce Harvie, and Jeffrey Horton. Kevin Colomby will be sculpting our sound, as he does so well, as Sound Engineer. Legendary Deborah Sparks will be at the helm as Co-Creative Director and Set-Director along with Chris Brems (known for his incredible set designs for all of the Enchanted Forest Cabaret’s) as our Set Designer and Engineer. The very talented Stormy Hildreth as Co-Choral Arranger and Score designer. Amber Bolt as our Stage Manager. To top it all off! For the first time ever, Rock on the Rock choir will be joined by Bruce Lanford and the Orcas Choral Society for an epic finale to this show! Directed and created by Grace McCune, “Magical Mystery Tour”, is a re-imagined approach to the songs we all know and love from not only the Beatles Magical Mystery Tour album but also selected songs from the vast anthology of the Beatles repertoire. Featuring original choral and band arrangements written by Grace McCune, Stormy Hildreth, and Jim Bredouw. This one-act show has an original storyline, written by Grace McCune and Deborah Sparks, that follows the life of a young musician named Martha (Martha My Dear) who decides to risk her comfortable life to follow her dream of being a professional musician. Set to the backdrop of the 1960’s-1970’s music scene, Martha is joined by a troupe of “Merry Pranksters” traveling on a Magical Mystery Tour bus that unveils what life is like playing music from town-to-town across America. We have several tuition choices for the classes to accommodate all incomes- please pay what you can to help these programs continue. We will also have work-trade options available (you help us with logistics in exchange for tuition) and some scholarships as well – please ask us about them. All levels of singing experience are welcome. There are no auditions (aside from the advanced choir) to be a part of this show. Just show up and sing with us! Help spread the word and let your friends know—this is a musical journey you won’t want to miss! REGISTER NOW!Class registration is on the Ludus PlatformNeed help registering? Contact Orcas Center: 360-376-2281 ext 1 or email us!

Friday August 22 5:30pm PDT

Art Opening: Kathy Youngren, Mary Jane Elgin, Susan Singleton / Friends & Collaborations

Visual Arts Committee Presents:Featured Artists:Kathleen Youngren, Mary Jane Elgin, Susan SingletonCommunity Show: Friends and CollaborationsInstallation Day: Thursday, August 21st from 10:30am-12pmArt Opening: Friday, August 22nd from 5:30-7pmOn Display: August 22nd – September 23rdPickup: Wednesday, September 24th from 10:30am-12pm Friends and Collaborations is a celebration of the bonds that bring people together – through friendship, shared vision, and the creative process itself. This community art show invites you to explore works that reflect not only the theme of friendship, but also the magic of making something together. From paintings inspired by lifelong companionship to collaborative pieces like community quilts, the show highlights how creativity thrives in connection. This exhibition is a testament to the beauty of shared effort, and honors the ways art builds bridges and deepens relationships. Community shows are open to ALL island artists, beginning and experienced alike. The purpose is to showcase island art and celebrate our creative neighbors! To exhibit in a community show, an artist needs to come on the Installation Day (for this show, Thursday August 21st) with artwork ready to be displayed or hung. Limit two pieces of art per artist, please! On Installation Day, the artist will fill out two labels including title, artist name, the medium, and the price, (or denoted NFS). One label will be attached to the artwork, the second will be given to the committee. The artist will also fill out an Artist Agreement and Sales Information Sheet if she or he does not already have one on file. All placement and hanging of the art will be done by the VAC. Artists are urged to attend and contribute hors d’oeuvres for the Artist Reception on Friday, August 22nd. To learn more about exhibiting your art, commission structures, and upcoming shows, please visit: www.OrcasCenter.org/VAC Group Show: “Balance”Kathleen Youngren, Mary Jane Elgin, Susan SingletonJoin us for this special group show of three talented artists and longtime friends: Kathy Youngren, Mary Jane Elgin, and Susan Singleton! Kathleen Youngren I describe most of my paintings as “abstract landscapes”, I choose to mystify rather than clarify my images. I want to engage the viewer as a voyeur, invite them to “come into the painting” and experience a very personal journey. My painting process is a bit of a journey as well. I never really know where I am going when I start and the hardest part is knowing when to stop. Although I was raised surrounded by my Dad’s very realistic paintings, I was never interested in creating a representational image. I started studying with Terry Johnson about twenty years ago. I learned the formalities of composition, color, visual perspective, edges, values, shapes and light with Terry, but gradually my images became more and more abstract and the process became so much more fun. Mary Jane Elgin A love of the Natural World and the experience of creating art to reflect it and resonate with it, have guided me throughout my life as an artist. Clay is my vehicle for redefining the empty space in front of me, for materializing a thought and bringing substance to a vision. The relationship of form, the tension and interaction between the exterior and interior spaces of a piece intrigues me. I cut through my pieces allowing the spaces to bleed into each other, revealing a fresh, complex new balance. Initially I had guidance in ceramics from two wonderful teachers, Ann Sears and Jim Heuston, but through the past twenty years of my exploration into ceramics, I have been largely self taught. These days I learn and take inspiration from my students, particularly from those who have become accomplished ceramicists, who constantly present me with new challenges while pursuing their own artistic paths and help me discover new was of making and looking. I start each piece by creating its basic form, through hand building or throwing. After it has dried to a soft leather-hard, I draw my design directly onto the clay. I then carve away the negative spaces and start the refining of the design, paying attention to the inside as well as the outside of each piece. Then the piece is allowed to dry fully and bisque. Glaze is applied carefully with a combination of brush work and pouring. Finally the piece goes into a glaze firing in my electric kin or in our group wood fire kiln. Susan SingletonSingleton’s inspiration springs from the natural world with its intricate simplicity, balance, textures, scale and light. Using handmade papers and paint, she builds her artwork as layered architectural surfaces, each piece a unique record marking time, light and air. Her large-scale Ziggurats and other works of art have graced the lobbies and walls of some of the most beautiful hotels, museums, galleries, and private residences around the world. “It’s good to leave each day behind, like flowing water, free of sadness. Yesterday is gone and its tale told. Today new seeds are growing.” – Rumi

Sunday August 24 11:00am - 12:00pm PDT

Orcas Center, 917 Mt. Baker Road, Eastsound, WA, 98245, United States

Audio Brunch Workshops at Orcas Center

Audio Brunch Workshops at Orcas Center Orcas Center’s Jake Perrine will present ELEVEN Live Sound Basics workshops on Sunday mornings at Orcas Center from 11am-12pm from June 15 to August 24. The workshop is open to the public, and designed for audio hobbyists who want to improve their understanding of how audio works, how to work with it, and improve their audio chops for live events, recording, etc. Tuition is a WORK TRADE! Anyone present at 11am for the each workshop will learn theory for an hour, and then head down to the Village Green Stage at noon and put their learning into practice by helping set up for the weekly Summer Concert Series show (usually takes about two hours) and / or help break down at the end of the show (usually around 7pm, and takes about an hour). You will learn as much via “hands on” at the stage as you did in the workshop, and you are welcome to ask questions throughout! The Summer Concerts are at 5pm and free to the public. We have a great time, you will learn a lot, and you get to see how to put on a show from start to finish! Visit www.OrcasCenter.org for the full calendar of artists. No signup required: simply come to the Orcas Center lobby for the classes/topics you wish to attend. Curriculum: June 15: What is sound, and How is it Measured? Digital vs. Analogue AudioJune 22: Cables, Connectors, and Signal LevelsJune 29: MicrophonesJuly 6: Speakers and Sound System OverviewJuly 13: Mic TechniquesJuly 20: Audio Mixers and Setting LevelsJuly 27: Equalization (EQ)August 3: Compression & Dynamics ProcessingAugust 10: Spatial EffectsAugust 17: The Sound CheckAugust 24th: Mixing Jake Perrine is the Artistic and Technical Director of the Orcas Center, and a 35+ year audio professional. He taught audio production at the Art Institute of Seattle for over a decade at WarpAcademy.com, an online school he co-founded and is author of three published books on audio. He was a mastering engineer at RFICD in Seattle for 4 years, and has recorded, mixed, and mastered countless recordings and live acts. Bring a snack, water, and paper & pencil if you want to take notes. Questions? Email [email protected].

Orcas Center, 917 Mt. Baker Road, Eastsound, WA, 98245, United States

Sunday August 24 5:00pm - 6:30pm PDT

The Village Green – Outdoors, 203 N Beach Rd, Eastsound, WA, 98245, United States

Jazz Fest 25 – Duende Libre and Sabu

Orcas Center’s Summer Concert Series returns to the Village GreenNo tickets necessary thanks to our generous sponsors! Duende Libre QuintetSabuIn Partnership with the Orcas Island Jazz FestivalSunday, August 24th at 5pmOn the Village Green203 N Beach Rd, Eastsound, WA 98245 Duende Libre QuintetIn Partnership with the Orcas Island Jazz FestivalDuende Libre is an award-winning jazz ensamble which combines jazz virtuosity with roots rhythms from Cuba, Brazil, and West Africa into a “strikingly authentic blend.” Each having apprenticed with direct descendants and master musicians of these traditions, they consider themselves disciples of their teachers. The result: A euphoric new jazz that honors its historical roots, pushing open the boundaries of genre to invoke a powerful sonic freedom. Comprising core members Alex Chadsey (bandleader and keys), Jeff Busch (percussion), and Farko Dosumov (bass), Duende Libre is collectively influenced by direct connections with master musicians including Clinton Fearon, Dudley Nesbitt, Dave Hassel, Jesse Bannister, Chucho Valdés, Carlos Santana, Martha Gonzalez, Quetzal Flores, and Joe Santiago “Each member’s experiences are vital as they filter West African traditional rhythms through their own hands, voices, minds, bodies, each song as much choreography as a composition,” PopMatters wrote. “Hopeful in sound as well as in ideological foundation, [the band creates music] full of heart and historical multitudes.” Pop Matters calls it “globally-inspired jazz with dimension.” You will encounter sizzling rhythms and grooving basslines, experimental meters and irresistible melodic hooks, all aglow with the technical virtuosity earned by decades of devotion to their craft. The band effectively—and uniquely—calls attention to the space between contemporary jazz traditions and broader musical influences from around the globe. Informed by a cumulative century of devoted study, they answer to this with emphatic (and euphoric) sonic interpretations that effectively enrich the collective language of jazz itself. Orcas Center’s Summer Concert Series on the Village Green is FREE thanks to donations from local individuals and businesses including Country Corner, OrcaSong Farm, Buck Bay Shellfish Farm, Maria and Bill Burke, Darvill’s, Doe Bay Resort, Eastsound Airport Center, GiveOrcas and OICF, Island House Dental, Island Life, KaBloom Landscape Design, The Little Farm on Olga Road, A Massage by the Sea, New Leaf Café, Orcas Food Co-Op, Outlook Inn, Pawki’s for Pets, Ray’s Pharmacy, Salish Sea Medical, San Juan County LTAC, Savi Bank, Stoltz Kau Architects, Tony and Jenna Hair Studio, and West Sound Marina. Follow Duende Libre online: https://duendelibre.comhttps://www.facebook.com/duendelibremusic/ SabuIn Partnership with the Orcas Island Jazz FestivalSabu is a six member drum ensemble based on Orcas and San Juan Islands. We play the traditional music of the Maninka, or Mindinka, people of Guinea and Mali in West Africa. Our presentation of this music is in the style of renowned Guinean djembefola (djembe player) and teacher Mamady Keita. This music is traditionally played at celebrations and gatherings of all kinds, and the village comes out to dance! The ensemble consists of djembes, which are goblet shaped, goat skinned drums played with the hands, and 3 dununs, which are cylindrical, calf skinned drums played with a stick. The dununs also have metal bells, which are played with metal strikers. The dununs are called, from largest to smallest, dununba, sangban, and kenkeni. Like the jazz that grew from it as it crossed the Atlantic, this music has a highly improvisatory nature, especially in the djembes and dununba. The members of the ensemble, many of whom have been playing together for almost 30 years, are Beau Borrero, Jason Holden, Credence Ross, John Quigley, Derek Learned, and Eben Shay.

The Village Green – Outdoors, 203 N Beach Rd, Eastsound, WA, 98245, United States

Friday August 29 7:00pm PDT

Orcas Center – Center Stage, 917 Mt. Baker Road, Eastsound, WA, 98245, United States

Jazz Fest 25 - Greta Matassa

Orcas Center Presents on Center StageOrcas Island Jazz Festival:Greta MatassaSunday, August 24th at 5pm –Duende Libre (Free on the Village Green)Friday, August 29th at 7pm – Greta MatassaSaturday, August 30th at 7pm – EntreMundos Big BandSunday, August 31st at 7pm – Martin Lund & The Off-Island All-Stars Tiered Ticket Pricing: $70, $45, $30(All-in pricing: There is a $2 ticketing fee included in the posted price) The Orcas Island Jazz Festival (OIJF), Orcas Island’s premier jazz event, lights up Orcas Center for three days every Labor Day weekend. OIJF is dedicated to celebrating and sharing the music of jazz with the Orcas Island community and visitors, to introducing this quintessential American art form to new young audiences through education and performance, and to raising appreciation for the art of jazz in all audiences. As a program of Orcas Center under the artistic direction of Martin Lund, OIJF consistently showcases superb jazz. Each year at this Festival audiences enjoy some of the most highly regarded jazz artists working today. Partial funding for Orcas Island Jazz Festival is provided by the Washington State Department of Commerce and administered by Washington Festivals and Events Association in collaboration with the Washington State Arts Commission (ArtsWA). Greta MatassaFriday, August 29thConcert at 7pm“Matassa’s performance was a marvel of virtuosity.”– LOS ANGELES TIMESIn the Pacific Northwest, where she built her career, Greta Matassa wins wide acclaim 8 times, the readers of Earshot, the Seattle jazz magazine, have voted her the best jazz vocalist in the Northwest, including 2021! She was inducted into the Seattle Jazz Hall of Fame in 2014. Jim Wilke, the Seattle jazz maven and host of the syndicated “Jazz After Hours” radio program, praises her versatility. “She has a fearlessness in approaching material,” Wilke says, “that makes her like an instrumentalist in a jam session.” Bassist and producer John Clayton says “One of the best jazz singers we have to boast about these days.” Her 40 year career has been a whirlwind of exciting opportunities and experiences. Over the last 20 years she has become established as one of the greatest jazz singers of her time. Working with top jazz musicians in Los Angeles, Chicago and New York. In 2016 She was featured with bassist John Clayton’s group in a centennial tribute to Ella Fitzgerald. She has recorded 11 CD’s. Her latest release “Portrait” on Origin Records is receiving rave reviews. Her decision to start teaching was probably her greatest contribution to the future of the genre she loves so much. For the last 20 years Greta has become one of the most unique and respected educators in the field today. Offering individual lessons and mentorships as well as establishing loyal student bases from Seattle to Japan, From Alaska to Kauai, from Chicago to New York. More at: https://gretamatassa.com

Orcas Center – Center Stage, 917 Mt. Baker Road, Eastsound, WA, 98245, United States

Saturday August 30 7:00pm PDT

Orcas Center – Center Stage, 917 Mt. Baker Road, Eastsound, WA, 98245, United States

Jazz Fest 25 - EntreMundos Quintet

Orcas Center Presents on Center StageOrcas Island Jazz Festival:EntreMundos QuintetSunday, August 24th at 5pm –Duende Libre (Free on the Village Green)Friday, August 29th at 7pm – Greta MatassaSaturday, August 30th at 7pm – EntreMundos Big BandSunday, August 31st at 7pm – Martin Lund & The Off-Island All-Stars Tiered Ticket Pricing: $70, $45, $30(All-in pricing: There is a $2 ticketing fee includeda in the posted price) The Orcas Island Jazz Festival (OIJF), Orcas Island’s premier jazz event, lights up Orcas Center for three days every Labor Day weekend. OIJF is dedicated to celebrating and sharing the music of jazz with the Orcas Island community and visitors, to introducing this quintessential American art form to new young audiences through education and performance, and to raising appreciation for the art of jazz in all audiences. As a program of Orcas Center under the artistic direction of Martin Lund, OIJF consistently showcases superb jazz. Each year at this Festival audiences enjoy some of the most highly regarded jazz artists working today. Partial funding for Orcas Island Jazz Festival is provided by the Washington State Department of Commerce and administered by Washington Festivals and Events Association in collaboration with the Washington State Arts Commission (ArtsWA). EntreMundos QuintetSaturday, August 30thConcert at 7pmEntreMundos Quintet is an electrifying Seattle-based group that brings to the stage an uplifting and kinetic mix of deep Brazilian roots flavored with world rhythms––a deft blending of funk, jazz, and soul melding with the classic sounds of samba and bossa nova. EntreMundos means “between worlds” and the group’s mélange of seductive sounds embodies their name, stirring a personal and uncommon blend into a sound with universal appeal. With the elegant and lilting vocals of Adriana Giordano, the superbly versatile Dylan Hayes on piano, and the locked-in rhythm section of Jeff Busch on drums and percussion, Jeff Norwood on bass, and Jay Mabin on the chromatic harmonica, EntreMundos Quintet delivers the goods: seductive, sparkling and substantial, light as a feather but with a deep, earthy groove, and guaranteed to move the hips and lift the soul!

Orcas Center – Center Stage, 917 Mt. Baker Road, Eastsound, WA, 98245, United States

Sunday August 31 7:00pm PDT

Orcas Center – Center Stage, 917 Mt. Baker Road, Eastsound, WA, 98245, United States

Jazz Fest 25 - Martin Lund & The Off-Island All-Stars

Orcas Center Presents on Center StageOrcas Island Jazz Festival:Martin Lund & the Off-Island All-StarsSunday, August 24th at 5pm –Duende Libre (Free on the Village Green)Friday, August 29th at 7pm – Greta MatassaSaturday, August 30th at 7pm – EntreMundos Big BandSunday, August 31st at 7pm – Martin Lund & The Off-Island All-Stars Tiered Ticket Pricing: $70, $45, $30(All-in pricing: There is a $2 ticketing fee included in the posted price) The Orcas Island Jazz Festival (OIJF), Orcas Island’s premier jazz event, lights up Orcas Center for three days every Labor Day weekend. OIJF is dedicated to celebrating and sharing the music of jazz with the Orcas Island community and visitors, to introducing this quintessential American art form to new young audiences through education and performance, and to raising appreciation for the art of jazz in all audiences. As a program of Orcas Center under the artistic direction of Martin Lund, OIJF consistently showcases superb jazz. Each year at this Festival audiences enjoy some of the most highly regarded jazz artists working today. Partial funding for Orcas Island Jazz Festival is provided by the Washington State Department of Commerce and administered by Washington Festivals and Events Association in collaboration with the Washington State Arts Commission (ArtsWA). Martin Lund & the Off-Island All-StarsSunday, August 31stConcert at 7pmMartin Lund, one of the most diverse musicians in the universe, lives and breathes music in many different colors and cultures. He has played with some of the great blues artists of our time and worked in the studios of LA as a composer, arranger, and musician. He is well known for bringing great artists to this island and providing some of the best shows at Orcas Center. This year’s line-up includes Jaz Lund, and Murl Allen Sanders, with many more artists to be named soon! We hope that you can come to at least one of the shows or even all of them. Different groups with different songs to sing. Watch the 2022 performance with award-winning vocalist Gail Pettis and the incomparable “Ollie” Groenewald on trumpet.

Orcas Center – Center Stage, 917 Mt. Baker Road, Eastsound, WA, 98245, United States

Wednesday September 10 5:00pm - 6:30pm PDT

Orcas Center, 917 Mt. Baker Road, Eastsound, WA, 98245, United States

Hedrick Smith: The Outlook for American Democracy

On Center Stage:Hedrick Smith: The Outlook for American DemocracyWednesday, September 10th at 5pmTicket Pricing: FREE Hedrick Smith:The Outlook for American DemocracyWe remember Abraham Lincoln as a great president, but he was also a great student of history and nearly......More

Orcas Center, 917 Mt. Baker Road, Eastsound, WA, 98245, United States

Saturday September 13 6:00pm PDT

Orcas Center – Center Stage, 917 Mt. Baker Road, Eastsound, WA, 98245, United States

Battle of the Bands

Orcas Center Presents on Center StageBattle of the BandsSaturday, September 13th at 6pmTiered Ticket Pricing: $15, $25, $40, $70 $10 for StudentsBands: CLICK HERE to sign up! The famed showdown of musical might has returned! The 2025 Battle of Bands makes a jump to the ......More

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Friday September 26 5:30pm PDT

Art Opening: David Densmore / Movement

Visual Arts Committee Presents:Featured Artist: David DensmoreCommunity Show: MovementInstallation Day: Wednesday, September 24th 10:30am – 12pmArt Opening: Friday, September 26th 5:30pm – 7pmOn Display: September 26th – October 21stPickup: Wednesday, October 22nd 10:15am – 12pm Orcas Center’s Visual Arts Committee invites the community to participate in and attend the upcoming art exhibit, Movement. This community show explores the idea of movement in all its forms—whether physical, emotional, spiritual, or environmental. Movement can be captured in the graceful arc of a dancer, the changing of the tides, the shifting of seasons, or even the stirring of the human heart. Island artists of all backgrounds are encouraged to contribute their interpretation of this theme. From painting and photography to sculpture, textiles, and beyond, each piece will reflect the many ways movement shapes our world and our lives. Community art shows at Orcas Center are open to all island artists—emerging or established. They are an opportunity to showcase local talent, foster connection, and celebrate the vibrant creativity of our neighbors. To participate, artists should bring ready-to-display work to the Madrona Room on Wednesday, September 24 between 10:30am and 12pm. On Installation Day, the artist will fill out two labels including title, artist name, the medium, and the price, (or denoted NFS). One label will be attached to the artwork, the second will be given to the committee. The artist will also fill out an Artist Agreement and Sales Information Sheet if she or he does not already have one on file. All placement and hanging of the art will be done by the VAC. Artists are urged to attend and contribute hors d’oeuvres for the Artist Reception on Friday, September 26th. To learn more about exhibiting your art, commission structures, and upcoming shows, please visit: www.OrcasCenter.org/VAC Featured Artist: David Densmore The Orcas Center’s Visual Arts Committee (VAC) invites you to the next Art Opening on Friday, September 26 from 5:30–7:00pm, featuring an Artist Talk with David Densmore at 6:00pm. This special evening will showcase Densmore’s work in the lobby gallery, alongside the community exhibit “Movement” in the Madrona Room. David Densmore’s paintings celebrate the landscapes of Orcas Island and the people who have cherished them for generations. “I’m showing paintings of Orcas Island and environs that honor the soul and depth of these lands and the people who have loved them,” he explains. “Something soft, something calm, something joyful, something challenging, something playful, something odd, something familiar, something strange. Perhaps these paintings can live within you as you enter back into the landscape.” David’s creative journey spans decades and many mediums. After studying metalworking at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, he designed jewelry in New York City before moving to Orcas Island nearly 40 years ago. Since then, his artistry has taken many forms: from cardboard masks for the Halloween dance and parade costumes, to jewelry at the Artworks, carved rattles, bowls, and totemic sculptures. For the past 25 years, he has turned his attention to painting the island’s landscapes, capturing their spirit and vitality. In addition to his visual art, David has written lyrics for many of Susan Osborn’s recordings and released his own album, Brainstem Bouquet, available on Bandcamp. More of his work can be found at www.ddensmore.com. Join us on September 26 for an evening of refreshments, community, and a vibrant display of art from David Densmore and local islanders. The exhibit will remain on display through October 21.

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