SeaDoc Society shares monsters on Orcas Island

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WOLF EELS: EEL, FISH OR MONSTER? (Tuesday, November 9 - 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm) The SeaDoc Marine Lecture Series continues!  Come hear Dr. Jeff Marliave (VP Marine Science, Vancouver Aquarium) talk about the strange-looking wolf eel (which is actually not an eel, but a fish). The wolf eel gets its name from its sharp teeth, but they aren't dangerous to humans. They are unusual in that both males and females look after their egg clusters. Location: YMCA Camp Orkila's Marine Salmon Center INFORMATION: Call SeaDoc @ 360-376-3910 or visit SeaDoc WebsiteRead more at campaign.r20.constantcontact.com

 

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Charles Dickens visits Orcas Island

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MR. DICKENS IS COMING TO ORCAS CENTER! (Tuesday, November 9 at 6 pm) Lobby Gallery and Madrona Room A Benefit for the Orcas Arts Education Project.  A delightful evening to benefit the Orcas Arts Education Project! Gerald Dickens, the great great grandson of Chales Dickens, will perform his one-man show based on the characters, diary extracts of the great writer. The evening includes a pub-style fireside dinner created by Karen Hedge and Mary Russell. $50 per person minimum suggested donation.  Event Undrewriting by: Orcas Island Education Foundation. INFORMATION: Contact Orcas Center @ 376-2281Read more at campaign.r20.constantcontact.com

 

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Monty Python invades Orcas Island

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MOVIE NIGHT IS BACK AT DOE BAY CAFÉ! (Mondays; Movie starts at 7:30 pm) Come and enjoy dinner and wine while watching a movie on the big screen.   This week's featured movie is  "Monty Python's: The Life Of Brian."  Brian is born on the original Christmas, in the stable next door. He spends his life being mistaken for a messiah. Reservations are recommended.  Free popcorn at show time & plus half-priced bottles of wine.   INFORMATION: Call 376-8059 or see www.doebay.com Read more at campaign.r20.constantcontact.com

 

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Orcas Center Art Show

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SIXTH ANNUAL TERRY JOHNSON STUDENT ART SHOW (Opening Reception Friday, November 5.  5 pm - 7:30 pm) The best in student art 2010 is found at the Orcas Center.  Please join us.  Sponsored by Terry Johnson and the Visual Arts Committee.Read more at campaign.r20.constantcontact.com

 

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Doe Bay on Orcas Island = Yum!

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FIFTH ANNUAL GARLIC FESTIVAL AT DOE BAY CAFE! (Saturday, November 6) Celebrate the Stinking Rose at Doe Bay Café. Our Fifth annual Garlic Feast is coming up on November 6!  Featuring local garlic varieties from Orcas Farm, La Campesina Project, Taproot, Maple Rock, Black Dog, and Doe Bay's very own garden in a fabulous 4 course tasting! We'll also be screening the Les Blank documentary, "Garlic is as Good as Ten Mothers" and hosting live acoustic music by Fabrice to accompany dinner. Make your reservations early for this fun annual event. 4 course garlic feast: $50/per person $20 paired wine flight.  360-376-8059.  INFORMATION: Call 376-8059 or see www.doebay.com Read more at campaign.r20.constantcontact.com

 

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The Town on-screen at Orcas Island this weekend

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'THE TOWN' ON-SCREEN AT SEAVIEW THEATER (Friday - Monday @ 7:30 pm) The Town is the tale of four men -- thieves, rivals and friends -- being hunted through the streets of Boston by a tenacious FBI agent and a woman who might destroy them all.   Starring: Ben Affleck, Jon Hamm, Rebecca Hall.  Rated: R. INFORMATION: Call SeaView @ 376-5724Read more at campaign.r20.constantcontact.com

 

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ents happening on Orcas Island this week.

ORCAS CENTER PRESENTS 'LITTLE WOMEN' (Thursday, Nov 4 - Saturday, Nov 6; 7:30 pm @ OffCenter Stage) Come enjoy this warm, heartfelt classic by Louisa May Alcott about four sisters growing up in a household with their mother, while their father is away at war.  Cost: $13, $9 (students).  Sold Out - Wait List Only! INFORMATION:  Call 376-2281 Read more at campaign.r20.constantcontact.com

 

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