OUR PATH TO THE FUTURE
We exist in a future where Clackamas County is full of diverse, vibrant arts and culture which is accessible to and reflects every distinct community, touching each resident wherever they are… from mountain hamlets to riverside villages, from suburban cities to rural farms. Read our vision »
West Linn Historic Preservation Grants
Deadline: 08/19/2019The City of West Linn is pleased to announce a new round of the Historic Preservation Grant Program for restoration, rehabilitation, and/or repair of historic buildings that are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Call for Sculptors
Deadline: 08/26/2019The Milwaukie Arts Committee is pleased to invite artists to submit proposals for the outdoor sculpture garden located at Milwaukie City Hall
Call for Artists: 6X6NW
Deadline: 09/28/20196X6NW will include hundreds of original artworks made by individuals locally and from all over the country – by artists of all ages and skill levels.
Cultural Coalition Project Grant Applications Now Open!
Deadline: 10/04/2019Clackamas County Cultural Coalition has grants up to $2,500 available in arts, heritage, and humanities! Applications due Friday, October 4.
Cultural Coalition Project Grant Applications Now Open!
Clackamas County Cultural Coalition has grants up to $2,500 available in arts, heritage, and humanities! Applications due Friday, October 4.
Wild & Scenic Film Festival Art Exhibit
This is the second year that we have curated a special companion art exhibit for the Wild & Scenic Film Festival. The film festival celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Wild & Scenic Rivers Act.
Youth Arts for Change News: Artistic Minds Project Starts New Chapter
The Inter/View Project after school photography class at Baker Prairie Middle School in Canby is focused on making black and white portraits and images that are representative of each youth that go beyond the popular selfie.
Cultural Coalition Grant Recipient Feature: Wilsonville Festival of Arts
Wilsonville Festival of Arts is this month’s featured Cultural Coalition grant recipient. In its 20th year, the festival was held Saturday, June 1 and Sunday, June 2. WFA used Clackamas County Cultural Coalition funds to support artist commissions of interactive, multi-sensory art installations and interactive arts programs.