Chilling Tales for a November Evening Listen to well-crafted short stories come alive! Larry Hohm returns to Port Angeles with an evening of chilling tales by acclaimed authors. Enjoy a variety of stories — some humorous, some intriguing, and some … Continue reading →
Lost Hearts & Other Creepy Stories Tis the haunting season! Join storyteller Ingrid Nixon for an evening of dark tales, bound to produce delightful shivers. This evening of storytelling in the Sunset Lounge of the Field Arts Hall will focus … Continue reading →
Stories of Light, Love and Laughter As the days grow short and the nights grow long Pat Peterson brings stories of light, love and laughter. Come along as Pat takes her listeners far away from the everyday. There will be … Continue reading →
Joanna will tell Turn Around When Possible & Other Tales. From fairies to ghosts to historical women, Storyteller Joanna Demarest will take you on an adventure as she spins tales old and new. Joanna delights, enchants, touches, inspires, and motivates … Continue reading →
Kirsten Louise Webb has been called “a midwife of story.” Born in Yamhill County, Oregon, she graduated from Yale a long while back; spent several years living entirely outdoors and on the road; and has worn a profusion of professional … Continue reading →
The Field Arts Hall and the Story People of Clallam County present the Liars Contest! Thursday, June 12, 2025 7:00 – 9:00 pm Field Arts Hall, 201 W. Front St., Port Angeles Cash Prizes! $100 ~ 1st place; $50 ~ … Continue reading →
Stories of Love and Laughter Storyteller Pat Peterson delights telling a variety of stories. This time she searched her repertoire for stories of love and laughter. “I try to give my listeners something to remind them of a time and … Continue reading →
We regret that Rebecca Hom has had to cancel for health reasons. Erran Sharpe will tell traditional stories Erran Sharpe loves traditional tales — folk tales, Wisdom tales, ‘Fairy tales’ that are full of magical information about life. He will … Continue reading →
Into The Wind To gain more lift at takeoff, pilots position their aircraft directly into the wind. During WWII the Women’s Airforce Service Pilots proudly flew into the headwinds of gender bias and cultural conventions. The WASP were the first bold female … Continue reading →