Tween Thursdays 3:00-4:30 PM Grade 4-6
NOLS- Port Angeles Main Library | Thursdays 3:00-4:30PM
Every Thursday after school, tweens in grades 4-6 can find activities, arts engagement, and snacks at the Port Angeles Main Library. Drop in every week to make new friends and recharge!
We Players- The Keeper
Websters Woods Sculpture Park | Sept 5-7th Showtimes varies
Join We Players, a site-specific theatre company from the San Francisco Bay Area, to Webster's Woods for a weekend run of The Keeper. The Keeper tells the story of a woman who joyfully chooses a solitary existence with a singular purpose - to keep the light. Inspired by many true stories of female lighthouse keepers, this one woman tour-de-force performance explores the comfort we can find in custom and the softness and ease in seclusion. Joy and absurdity abound in this transformative tale about the power of practice and patience. As we follow Caretta through her days caring for the light and its house, witnessing and learning the rules of this absurd place, we discover that the only remedy for seeping existential doubt is a magical solution. Tickets available now!
Opening Reception- Lighten Up
Friday Sept 19th 2025 | 5:00- 7:00 PM | Port Angeles Fine Arts Center
Visit Port Angeles Fine Arts Center for the opening reception of our latest exhibit. Lighten Up is a celebration of color and humor in its most vibrant form. This exhibition transforms the gallery into a playful wonderland of neon- where humor meets design, nostalgia meets invention, and every glowing line invites a new perspective into the world of neon. Blurring the lines between fine art, pop culture, and urban signage, this exhibition positions neon not just as a nostalgic medium of the past, but as a dynamic, living force in today's visual culture.
The Foreigner
September 26-October 12 | Port Angeles Community Playhouse
Don't miss this award-winning comedy farce The Foreigner by Larry Shue,Set in a rural Georgia fishing lodge, The Foreigner follows two Englishmen, Charlie Baker and Staff Sergeant Froggy LeSueur. Pathologically shy, Charlie reluctantly joins Froggy on a getaway, but is overcome with fear of conversing with strangers. And so, Froggy concocts a story: Charlie doesn’t speak English because he’s a “foreigner” from a far-off land. The lodge’s guests believe the fib and begin spilling their secrets, never suspecting Charlie understands every word, and Charlie soon discovers dangerous and not so dangerous scandals that pressure him to somehow intervene.
Arts and Crafts Supply Swap
NOLS- Port Angeles Main Library | October 4th 10:00-11:30AM
Swap new and gently used arts and crafts supplies! Exchange materials, meet fellow artists and crafters, and find inspiration for your next project. Items must be clean and in good condition. Don't bring anything you wouldn't give to a good friend. NOLS cannot accept leftover items; we kindly ask that unswapped items be taken home by original owners. Anyone may take items from the swap, regardless of whether they brought any supplies.
Auditions for the "Scottish Play" at Peninsula College
Sept 26th | Peninsula College Little Theater | 4-6PM
This fall, Shakespeare fan Anna Andersen comes to Peninsula College to direct her own adaptation of one of Shakespeare’s most popular plays: Macbeth, or as theatrical enthusiasts call it: “The Scottish Play.” Legend has it that if you say the word “Macbeth” while standing in a theater, you might just get bad luck. Auditions are open to everyone. Dr. Lara Starcevich and Anna Andersen co-teach Peninsula College's fall drama class (Fridays 1:00–3:00 pm) and students enrolled are directly involved in the production. No preparation is necessary for the audition; cold readings will be available.
View the Full Calendar of Arts District Activities
Visit the Clallam County Community Calendar to view the full list of arts and culture activities happening with the Uptown Arts District.