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Two Olympia bands - Two Ton Boa and Long Hind Legs - have songs that are part of the soundtrack to the Robert Pattinson film "Remember Me" that opened March 1.
In Olympia, people samba down the street, tango at the fountain and do impromptu dances in the parks.
A simple statement in the program for "Rent" at Capital Playhouse: " 'Rent' fits our motto 'You haven't seen it until you've seen it here!' "
As the name implies, Celtic music is a big part of the repertoire of the Celtic Tenors, who'll sing tonight in Olympia.
Olympia doesn't have an art museum, but its children's museum has an art gallery that is featuring noted Northwest artists.
He became a science fiction character so iconic that even a new president's demeanor has been compared to him. And yet Leonard Nimoy, the original Spock from "Star Trek," is not ready to retire. He's just going to be giving those famous pointy ears a rest.
Award-winning concert pianist Charlie Albright of Centralia seeks to express the music between the notes.
A cappella singing is an art as old as music itself.
When Amy Grinsteiner took an idea she had of combining visual art with classical music to Carter Lake Elementary last year, she had no idea how successful she'd be.
The musical "Rent," which won a Pulitzer Prize in 1996, paints a picture of a world that's gone. Based on the Puccini opera "La Boheme," the rock opera follows the lives of seven friends struggling with love, drugs and AIDS. It's set in New York's East Village in the 1980s.