TJ Reid gives his thoughts on the 60th anniversary “Dr. Who” specials on Disney+
Arts & Ent.
Book Review: “The Lost Tomb and Other Real-Life Stories of Bones, Burials, and Murder” by Douglas Preston
It was a dinosaur bone. Not really but it was fun thinking that it was, even for awhile. You were just seven years old then, and the truth (it was a simple rock) didn’t deter you from digging some more. It never stopped you from dreaming of ancient treasure or[Read More…]
“The Play That Goes Wrong” goes right
By LYNDON ZAITZ Pentacle Theatre’s current production of The Play That Goes Wrong is an excellent antidote for the whirl of holiday shopping and preparation and comedy fans owe it to themselves to see this show before it ends on Saturday, Dec. 9. Go see it. The Play That Goes[Read More…]
REVIEW: “The Play that Goes Wrong” goes very right
Pentacle Theatre’s current production of The Play That Goes Wrong is an excellent antidote for the whirl of holiday shopping and preparation and comedy fans owe it to themselves to see this show before it ends on Saturday, Dec. 9.
A new take on Scott’s story
The new “Scott Pilgrim” adaptation, this time an anime, once again falls short as a straight adaptation
Silverton Christmas Market lights up the Oregon Garden Resort
With more than 1 million lights, the Silverton Christmas Market at Oregon Garden Resort officially opened on Friday, Nov. 17, to get the holiday season rolling.
Salem On the Edge gallery
Japanese-born Oregonian, artist M. Shoki Tanabe, will have his assortment of mixed media drawings on exhibit at the Salem on the Edge art gallery running through Nov. 25 on Liberty Street.
The Amazing Bubble Man comes to town
The Amazing Bubble Man is bringing his show to the Chemeketa Community College auditorium on Sunday,Nov. 19 from 2 -3:10 p.m.
REVIEW: “The Marvels” misses the mark
TJ Reid drops in to give his thoughts on Marvel’s latest lackluster blockbuster
Gail Gage Jazz joins Pops in November
The Salem Pops Orchestra presents Hits the Greatest Generation with Gail Gage Jazz, on Sunday, Nov. 12.