Upcoming Events

The Rainbow Alliance is back!

Join us for our next meeting on Thursday, May 30 at 10:00 am in the Pirate Union Building. Please sign-up and receive updates about the Rainbow Alliance at Peninsula College. Your membership, representation, and inclusion matters. We are here for you!

Peninsula College is pleased to host the Eleventh Annual Moving Pictures Festival Film on Thursday, June 6, as part of the college’s Spring Arts Week. Deadline to submit work for the festival is Thursday, May 30, at Noon.  Entries are open to current and former Peninsula College students. Entries need to be available as a high-quality video on YouTube for submission and less than 11 minutes in length. Animations, slide presentations, and films saved in video format are welcome to be considered.

Learn how you can earn college credits as a junior and senior in high school—tuition free. Peninsula College Running Start will host an information session on the Port Angeles campus on Tuesday, June 4.

Agenda  

• 6:00 pm – OPTIONAL campus tour with student ambassadors  
• 6:30 pm – Presentation begins
• 7:30 pm – Information tables open

Registration

Register for info sessions at pencol.edu/RunningStart.

Join PC students, staff and child care children with a day of creating sidewalk chalk art in Pirate Square. The event will also feature voting for the Welding Club's Junk Art War, food, beverages and music.

The Peninsula College Jazz Ensemble and Vocal Masters invite you to join them on Thursday, June 6, at Field Arts & Events Hall in downtown Port Angeles for a performance of classic and modern jazz, featuring our 16-piece big band, vocal masters, and special guests.

Admission is free for all ages, with a suggested donation of $10. Additionally, The Sunset Lounge in Field Hall will be open prior to the performance.

Danielle McClelland is the Executive Director of the Port Townsend Film Festival.

Danni has spent thirty years organizing and presenting film and live events, primarily at the 600-seat historic Buskirk-Chumley Theater in Bloomington, IN. In addition, they have taught Art & Social Change as an adjunct professor, consulted with civic entities on the power of building arts infrastructure, and worked professionally as a writer, director, and performer.