• The Sequim Humanities and Arts Alliance encourages and enhances the arts and culture in the Sequim-Dungeness Valley by facilitating connections and collaborations among artists, cultural organizations, educational institutions, businesses and the community. Sequim Humanities and Arts Alliance is a non-profit 501(C)3 organization incorporated in 2008 registered in Washington State and approved by the IRS to serve as the local arts council.
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    • Cultural Connections

    Sequim Humanities and Arts Alliance’s Cultural Connections is a monthly public meeting on 3rd Saturday of the month 6 to 8 p.m. Cultural Connections is a series of lectures, workshops, and performances to enriching our local community through education, exploration, and professionalism in the Arts and Humanities.

    Lecture: Readers Theater Plus – Cross-Disciplined Approach

    February 20, 6 to 8 p.m.

    The Lodge at Sherwood Village Media Room, 660 W Evergreen Farm Way near the corner of Old Olympic Highway and 5th Ave, Sequim WA

    Free to the Public

    Readers Theatre Plus is a non-profit organization that presents play readings, the revenue from which goes entirely to another non-profit on the Peninsula.  In 2009, our productions benefitted The Peninsula Singers, Sequim Museum and Arts Center, First Step for Families, Olympic Theatre Arts, SNAP and Sew Much Comfort. In addition, Readers Theatre Plus (RT+) gave two scholarships, one to a senior at Sequim High School and the other to a senior at Port Angeles High school.  We presented a journalist/author, Ethan Casey, who told of his experiences and views of Pakistan and an environmental film “A Sea Change”, both for education purposes. Because of this screening, there will be a public screening of “A Sea Change” at Peninsula College!  Plant a seed!

    Readers Theatre Plus makes great efforts to include all members in the community by having few rehearsals, require no memorization and have simple staging.  This enables those who have heavy schedules or fears about remembering lines to have a performance outlet.   The “Plus” also stands for other artists (musical, visual, literary) to present their work before the play and during intermission.

    Cultural Connections is a networking meeting as well. Please enjoy networking among supporters of the Arts and make your announcements for upcoming events, projects, and proposals.

    Upcoming Cultural Connections:

    February 20 - Readers Theater +

    March 20 - Expressive Websites with Renne Emiko Brock-Richmond / unique as you

    April 17 - Effective Press Releases with Marcie Miller of the Peninsula Daily News Spotlight