With hectic lives, and the continual distraction of digital media, it’s hard to break away and connect with people in your community. We struggle with that as well, and want to help! We’re hosting a FREE event twice a month that brings people together with creative play and expression! Join us for for an uplifting […]
Professor Van Helsing investigates the mysterious illness affecting young Lucy Seward, whose father serves as the doctor at an English sanatorium. He discovers that she is the prey of the charming Count Dracula, a powerful vampire. This is a thrilling new production that honors the legendary history of this classic shocker while embracing a 21st-century […]
A compelling adaptation of the suspenseful thriller that inspired Hitchcock’s masterpiece! When a jealous lover’s perfect crime goes awry, secrets quickly unravel, and the stakes rise in a deadly game of cat and mouse. Filled with sharp twists and edge-of-your-seat tension, this modern retelling will keep you guessing until the very end. Adapted by: Jeffrey […]
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 Imperfecta Gallery presents ANY:thing, a virtual group exhibition featuring: Arianna Gazca, Dan Gay, Daria Loi, Eric Rottcher, Erin Robinson Grant, Jordan Pellegrini, Joseph Kosdrosky, Leslie Sosna, Marc Sirinsky, Natacha Plano, Rebekah Cammack, Renata Santamarina, Rye Watts, Sonya Vengrova and Wynter Jones. For this show we removed all restrictions and artists were invited to submit […]
Stairwell Gallery: Emma Ying September 1 – 30 Daily, all open hours Emma Ying is an Oregon-based artist originally from China, with a background in industrial and interior design. Drawn to the quiet poetry of watercolor, her work is inspired by both the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest and the traditional aesthetics of Chinese […]
Join Sharon Gan, founder of Heart Strings Mandarin, for a program specially designed for young learners. We will sing, move, play instruments, and tell stories. We welcome all levels of Mandarin fluency from absolute beginners to native Mandarin speakers. Recommended for ages 2-5 years. Space is limited and available on a first-come basis. This program […]
The Imperfecta Gallery presents ANY:thing, a virtual group exhibition featuring: Arianna Gazca, Dan Gay, Daria Loi, Eric Rottcher, Erin Robinson Grant, Jordan Pellegrini, Joseph Kosdrosky, Leslie Sosna, Marc Sirinsky, Natacha Plano, Rebekah Cammack, Renata Santamarina, Rye Watts, Sonya Vengrova and Wynter Jones. For this show we removed all restrictions and artists were invited to submit […]
Morse Coffee Company is pleased to present a new exhibit by local artist Rieko Warrens in September. Rieko is an abstract mixed media artist whose paintings are inspired by 1960s and 1970s Pop Art, graphic design, and mid-century modern style. Her artwork features both organic and geometric shapes, complemented by beautiful color combinations. To learn […]
Hello Readers! Join us for our monthly fireside chats to share and discuss the books we’re all reading. The Pioneer Community Center Fireside Room will provide the warmth; grab some coffee or tea and enjoy the conversation. Adults of ALL abilities and reading levels are welcome. This group meets every 4th Tuesday of the month.
Stairwell Gallery: Emma Ying September 1 – 30 Daily, all open hours Emma Ying is an Oregon-based artist originally from China, with a background in industrial and interior design. Drawn to the quiet poetry of watercolor, her work is inspired by both the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest and the traditional aesthetics of Chinese […]
Mark Pomeroy lives with his family in Northeast Portland, where he was born and raised. In 2014, Oregon State University Press published his first novel, The Brightwood Stillness, which The Oregonian called “absorbing and humane.” He has received an Oregon Literary Fellowship for fiction, and for the past thirty years has led creative writing workshops […]
