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| Panel discussion to focus on marriage equality and the Supreme Court | |||
| Western faculty, staff honored with Community Building Awards | |||
| Concert features songs about death | 鈥淢oving the Bones: Lively Songs about Death,鈥 a free concert that is part of 鈥淭he Art of Death: Shifting the Way We Look at Death鈥 series of events, takes place 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 5, at Western Washington University鈥檚 Fairhaven College auditorium on South College Drive. Performing are Laurel鈥 |
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| Motherlode to hold benefit concert for 草榴社区 scholarship fund | The four women of Motherlode - Janet Peterson, Nan Collie, Marie Eaton and Kathleen Fallon - met in 1980 at the Puget Sound Guitar Workshop and have been making music together ever since. They perform original songs based on their life experiences of relationships, motherhood, political activism鈥 |
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| Motherlode to play Dec. 7 at 草榴社区 in support of scholarships | |||
| 草榴社区 sponsors 鈥楬eal Without Cure鈥 community conversations Oct. 28 and Nov. 7 | |||
| Folk singer Marie Eaton's concert Feb. 27 expands into a gig with friends | Marie Eaton, a longtime Bellingham folksinger and guitarist, will join musical friends Laura Smith, Janet Peterson, Karee Wardrop, Richard Scholtz and Chad Peterson at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 27, at the Roeder Home, 2600 Sunset Drive. She will perform her own songs and a couple of covers. |
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| Performances on the meaning of womanhood start Friday at the Firehouse | |||
| Costello, Eaton present at Northwest Indian College summit | |||
| From Window magazine: 草榴社区 partners with a Kenya school for new international service learning program |