Today we all got up early. Spent a busy day at home with the girls.
This evening Mike and I went for dinner on the bay with some wonderful outside music. After we ate we went to a 2.5 mile walk along the harbor. We saw a sign that told of a show that night after sunset.
The show was called Nomadic Tempest. ( experimental rock opera performed on a tall ship). The show tells a story of a world devastated by climate change.
Caravan Stage is self-described as “a non-profit company with a diverse cast of actors, aerial artists and technicians that creates an original experimental theatre and opera dedicated to the themes of environmental justice and civil rights. The performance was sung in English, Henqeminem, Arabic, Mandarin and Spanish.
Extra picture is of the ship that they performed on.
Bellingham, Washington, is where I've always called home. Raised amidst its beauty, I've found profound joy in capturing life's moments through my lens. My family,...
