An informational program about dyslexia along with a simulation experience that allows people to get an idea of what it's like to read with dyslexia.
On July 28, 2019, three pink teeter-totters were erected on the border wall between Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, and El Paso. Texas. For 45 minutes these teeter-totters brought children and adults together to a wall that was constructed to keep them apart. Sube y Baja is a fictional story inspired by these events—two children, David and […]
Join the Hoodland Library to discuss Diane Setterfield's The Thirteenth Tale as our October book club selection. Tuesday, October 15, 2024 4:00 PM Hoodland Library Community Room
The upcoming exhibition at Artspace, “A Distant Center,” brings together more than thirty artists, delving into the concept of a center. The exhibition opens on Friday, September 6, between 5–7 p.m. and will be on view until October 25, 2024. Esteemed art historian, curator, and critic, Sue Taylor, Ph.D., juried this open-call exhibition in collaboration […]
Join the esteemed local historian and intrepid paranormal investigator, Rocky Smith, as he beckons you to an evening steeped in the shadows of history, the whispers of folklore, and the eerie realms of the supernatural. Delve into the haunted past of Oregon City, where tales of spectral apparitions and ghostly encounters await, inviting you to […]
YES! We love fiber arts! Please join us for our Yarn Enthusiasts Society crochet & fiber arts meetup. This group is facilitated by a local crochet artist who will provide beginning crochet instruction as well as help with other fiber arts. Feel free to bring your own project to work on. Meetups will be every […]
The upcoming exhibition at Artspace, “A Distant Center,” brings together more than thirty artists, delving into the concept of a center. The exhibition opens on Friday, September 6, between 5–7 p.m. and will be on view until October 25, 2024. Esteemed art historian, curator, and critic, Sue Taylor, Ph.D., juried this open-call exhibition in collaboration […]
“Popular science writing at its very best.” (Kirkus Reviews) In Becoming Earth: How Our Planet Came to Life, Ferris Jabr shows us how Earth became the world we’ve known, how it is rapidly becoming a very different world, and how we will determine what kind of Earth our descendants inherit for millennia to come. Historically, […]
Join the Clackamas Arts Alliance for our next event “GATHERING: An Evening for Creatives of All Kinds.” Come meet new friends and other creatives. Find people who share your passions, collaborate, and get inspired. This is for you if you: make music, play an instrument, sing write stories, poetry, essays, comics, or graphic novels draw, […]
A timely science fiction suspense thriller that investigates the impact of artificial intelligence. What happens when our machines start to outsmart us? In R.U.R. (Rossum’s Universal Robots) by Karel Čapek, a robot-making company wants to free humans from all labor by creating life-like intelligent humanoid robots but doesn’t know when to shut the factory down […]
The upcoming exhibition at Artspace, “A Distant Center,” brings together more than thirty artists, delving into the concept of a center. The exhibition opens on Friday, September 6, between 5–7 p.m. and will be on view until October 25, 2024. Esteemed art historian, curator, and critic, Sue Taylor, Ph.D., juried this open-call exhibition in collaboration […]
Starring powerhouse actress, Diane Kondrat, and featuring an original violin score composed and performed by Michelle Alany, this story of unexpected loss examines the power of grief and how we can heal from its effects. Produced by Northwest Classical Theater Collaborative.
