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'Rabbit Hole' looks at how to keep living
“Rabbit Hole,” a drama that examines life in a family that’s just lost a small child, will open Friday at Gallery Theater.
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Fashion photography meets art photography in Linfield exhibit
A visitor at the opening reception for Linfield College’s latest art exhibit, “Fashion & Fiction,” took one look at the image of a woman flat on her back next to two pay phones and declared, “It looks like there’s a good story behind that one.” And that, actually, is the point.
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Fresh foods feed his dream
Chef Jason Stoller Smith of the Dundee Bistro frequently lends his talents to fundraising events, such as Carlton Together Cares’ Flavors of Carlton and the McMinnville Education Foundation’s Starry Night.
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Good tastes for a good cause
CARLTON — Carlton Together Cares will benefit from the seventh annual Flavors of Carlton fundraiser, scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 20.
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Halcyon Trio to perform free concert
Halcyon Trio Oregon — Linfield College’s faculty members Jackie Van Paepeghem, soprano; Joan Haaland Paddock, trumpeter; and Debra Huddleston, pianist/organist —will present “Of Praise, Passi on, Princes and Pancakes!” on Friday, Feb. 19.
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Small scale sleight of hand suits this magician just fine
Mark Siegel — aka Mark the Magician — likes best performing for small groups, gathered close around him.
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It's a kind of magic
McMinnville mayor and friends are conjuring up an enchanted evening to benefit Kids on the Block
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Can you imagine?
“The Fantasticks,” a musical allegory that combines a variety of theatrical genres, will open Friday, Jan. 29, at Gallery Theater. Ted Desel is directing the show, which will run through Feb. 20.
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The Cork Stops Here: Biggest of the bunch
Production figures on the 2009 vintage in Oregon haven’t yet been compiled, but when the National Agricultural Statistics Service releases it annual report in late February of 2010, the totals will almost certainly exceed 2008 by a considerable margin.
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Library patrons will have access to e-books
Patrons of the McMinnville Public Library soon will have access to 5,000 e-books, downloadable through the Library2Go website.
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