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Highlights features carefully curated works from the City of Lake Oswego’s Permanent Art Collection. The entire collection includes about 240 works by local and Northwest regional artists, built up over nearly four decades by selection committees, an Art Commission (now the Public Art Committee), and the Arts Council of Lake Oswego.

Highlights features carefully curated works from the City of Lake Oswego’s Permanent Art Collection. The entire collection includes about 240 works by local and Northwest regional artists, built up over nearly four decades by selection committees, an Art Commission (now the Public Art Committee), and the Arts Council of Lake Oswego.

In this video, the instructor shows you how to fold a mushroom, reminiscent of the Pacific Northwest's wet season.

With this particular video, Yumi will introduce three Japanese music instruments: Taiko Drums, Shinobue (bamboo flute), and Tsugaru Shamisen (Japanese lute).

Creating Strong Characters is a short class on how to develop on stage personas utilizing voice, body, and movement.

This class will cover basic color theory. Acrylic paints and a pallete knife are used to blend primary and secondary colors. An activity will be introduced to enhance color blending skills.

Clackamas Town Center is offering artists the opportunity to display their art in the Center!

Creative Spirits Gallery at West Linn Lutheran Church is once again hosting a monthly outdoor event called Art Jam, which is open to all community members. It's the fourth Saturday of the month, June through September. It's outdoors, it's free, it's non-religious, it's fun and informal.

Amateur and professional photographers are invited to enter their best images in the 13th Annual “City of Lake Oswego Photo Contest.” This contest allows people the chance to see the city through your unique lens.

The Clackamas County Arts Alliance is pleased to announce the 2022 AEP CALL TO ARTISTS is now open. Artists living or working in Clackamas County can apply.

The Clackamas County Arts Alliance is pleased to announce the 2022 AEP CALL TO ARTISTS is now open. Artists living or working in Clackamas County can apply.

WACC is pleased to announce the Wilsonville Summer Performance Series! This is both a virtual series to be aired during the month of Au-gust 2021, and an opportunity for people to experience live perfor-mances on Friday and Saturday, July 16 & 17 as members of our live studio audiences present for the filming & recording of our acts for the virtual program.

The Cultural Advocacy Coalition announces that Oregon policymakers approved $50 million in funds to support cultural and community venues and nonprofits, plus $9.1 million in capital construction projects that further Oregon’s cultural growth.

Clackamas Repertory Theatre returns for its 17th season with Popcorn Falls, a two-man farce by James Hindman. Performances will take place outdoors at the John Hakanson Amphitheatre on the Clackamas Community College (CCC) campus, Thurs. through Sun., July 15 – August 15. General admission tickets are $30 and may be purchased at www.ClackamasRep.org or by calling 503-594-6047.