“Monologue Project, 4th ed.”
A collaboration between Western Washington University’s Department of Theatre Arts and Fairhaven Middle School

Thursday through Saturday, Dec. 3-5, at 7:30pm
Tickets: $8 general/$5 students. At the door, day of show
At the Firehouse Performing Arts Center at 1314 Harris Ave.


The Monologue
Project, 4th ed. began this fall with eighth-grade Language Arts classes at Fairhaven Middle School, taught by Joel Gillman, as they learned a variety of ways to communicate their personal experiences, thoughts, and passions through the medium of dramatic writing. Exploring a range of voices, each student wrote up to fifteen monologues. The finished monologues were given to Professor Rich Brown’s Acting 260 class at WWU as part of the course’s service learning component. Each college acting student selected and will performed two monologues at the Firehouse.

For more info, please contact Rich Brown at (360) 7320 or
Rich.Brown@wwu.edu or visit www.wwu.edu/theatre.
Lindsay Street and The Scarlet Runners

Appalachian & Celtic tunes from all over. Two local bands collaborate for a fine acoustic evening!

Friday, Dec. 11th. Doors at 7, Show 7:30 – 9:30 PM.
Tickets $9 adult/$5 kids in advance at the Firehouse
At the Firehouse PAC 1314 Harris Ave in Fairhaven

Lindsay Street plays Celtic music featuring bodhran, vocals, accordion, guitars, and fiddle. Singer Jean Rogers specializes in songs from France and Quebec. The band presents a wide variety of material in dynamic, surprising arrangements. No fuss: just the sound of four people playing music and enjoying it!

The Scarlet Runners are a local trio featuring vocal harmonies and the Appalachian Mountain Dulcimer. They sing whatever catches their fancy, so expect traditional ballads, contemporary gems, and the occasional campfire song.

Don’t miss this chance to see two fine bands collaborate in a lovely setting!

More info by contacting Robin Elwood at robinelwood@hotmail.com



Bellingham Compassion Movement Presents....

Ladders to the Moon Compassion Bridging Cultures and Communities: Music, Dance, and Stories from Around the World

Sunday December 20th
4:30 to 6:00
(Recommended for families with small Children) 7:00 to 9:00 (All inclusive )

Tickets: Suggested Donation $10.00 per Family Group or $5.00 per Individual at the Door only


Firehouse Performing Arts Center 1314 Harris Ave

More inof by contacting Doug Banner bhamstoryguild@comcast.net or 360-714-9631