Carolyn Bick

Mike Mitchell of Gig Harbor created a one-man show about his experience as a Vietnam War veteran. It hits the big screen next week.

"Echoes of the Sound," a documentary about the capture of a young orca in Vaughn Bay in 1968, shows at the upcoming Gig Harbor Film Festival.

Voters in the city of Gig Harbor will decide whether to increase the sales tax by 0.1% to support arts and culture programs.

The Summer Art Festival continues Sunday at Sehmel Park. Here's what you'll see if you go.

Check out these photos from the first two weeks of Summer Sounds at Skansie, featuring Gimme Shelter and Mixed Tape.

Limuel B. Forgey III grew up poor and was the first person in his family to attend college. Now, the Gig Harbor resident is the general director of the Tacoma Opera, which is staging Wagner's Das Rheingold in October.

Derek Sheffield grew up in Gig Harbor and taught at GHHS. The natural beauty and people of his hometown inspire his work.

“Collaborative Identity: A Dual Exhibition” is at Tacoma Community College-Gig Harbor through June 9 and features works by Korean American visual artists Emily Jounghee Won and Hannah Kyungsook Ra.

Liz and Mavi Ashe, who owned the gallery on Harborview Drive that closed late last year, hope to reopen on Soundview in 2027.

A Q&A with Ghostlight’s founder on upcoming production of “Steel Magnolias”

The work, to be installed this year next to the new roundabout, features a compass rose, map and Northwest flora and fauna.

Robin Avni sat down with Carolyn Bick to discuss her journalism background, upcoming book at what's next for PAL.

The Peninsula Art League's 22nd Open Juried Show continues through Nov. 22 at Harbor History Museum.

Ghostlight Community Theater, a regular at community festivals like the Maritime Gig, has a new home in the Nichols Community Center.

2024 Gig Harbor Film Festival awards went to "First We Bombed New Mexico," "7000 Miles," "Dawgfather" director Kent Loomer and others.

The Peninsula Art League's plein air group tackles a number of challenges to create their works, from changing light conditions to a lack of restrooms.

Photos from the 38th annual Summer Art Festival, this year at Sehmel Homestead Park in Gig Harbor.