Photos by Tag: music
Christmas parade 2007
Anacortes High School Marching Band, Anacortes Christmas Parade 2007.
Music for the masses
High on the list of “home field” advantages at a local football game is a marching band to crank up the crowd! Once again the Anacortes High School musicians delivered with style at Friday’s game against Lynden.
Making music: June 2007
Unidentified boys playing stringed instruments at school concert: June 2007. Whitney School?
Anacortes Arts Festival is back!
After a one-year hiatus due to COVID-19 restrictions, the regionally renowned Anacortes Arts Festival is back! Art, food, music and a colorful crowd brought downtown Anacortes to life for the three-day event, Friday through Sunday, August 8. Visit anacortesartsfestival.com for details.
Powers draws a crowd
Michael Powers drew a crowd of several hundred to a free concert Friday at Seafarers’ Memorial Park, hosted by the Port of Anacortes. The solo entertainer attracted not only applause, but dancers from an enthusiastic audience.
Festival fiddlin’
Live entertainment on the main stage is always a favorite among guests at the Anacortes Waterfront Festival. Sunday was no exception, when groups including bluegrass band Polecat performed. This is Cayley Schmid.
Inspired dance
Two moms and a handful of girls were inspired by the Peruvian music of the “Quichua Mashis” band Friday at the Anacortes Arts Festival. The small group of street dancers attracted one little girl who left her mother’s side to join hands in the circle. This wonderful community festival runs again today and through 5 […]
Young musicians perform
The social event of the evening Thursday was a lively “Bring in the Spring” concert featuring students from Island View Elementary School. Music specialists Ginger Orsini (pictured, right) and Tina Franulovich-Martin led students through a series of performances ranging from song and dance to instrumentals. As is the tradition, Brodniak Auditorium was filled with parents, […]
Music fills the air
Among the many features of the Anacortes Arts Festival is a selection of talented musicians playing at several stages, as well as on street corners. A crowd favorite is the Central American group called “Quichua Mashis,” playing music of the Andes. (See Activities for more entertainment photos)