Celebrate the creativity throughout Clackamas County all year long with our 2020 Poets and Artists Calendar! Calendar sales support the Arts Alliance and we bring arts and culture programming to every corner of the county.
Clackamas County Cultural Coalition has grants up to $2,500 available in arts, heritage, and humanities! Applications due Friday, October 4.
Are you looking to get more involved in your local arts and culture community? The Advisory Council's goal is to support and promote access to art and culture in every community across Clackamas County.
Individual artists and artists groups who live or work in Clackamas County are invited to apply to AEP. Experienced and emerging artists are invited to apply. No entry fee or commission taken from sales!
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.
Your quarterly arts, cultural heritage and tourism guide for Summer 2019 in Clackamas County is here!
Clackamas County Health, Housing and Human Services and the Behavioral Health Division awarded the Arts Alliance the Super Heart Hero Award for the Ask the Question Project, our collaborative suicide awareness project.
Students at Baker Prairie Middle School in Canby participated in the Inter/View Project where they explored what it's like to take a portrait beyond the popular selfie.
Call for submissions for a calendar to feature Clackamas County poets and artists! Twelve writers and 12 artists will be selected for the first annual calendar produced by the Clackamas County Arts Alliance.
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.
We are proud to announce our newest gallery at Lake Oswego Adult Community Center! Lake Oswego ACC joins 17 other exhibit spaces in 11 public gallery venues in Clackamas County displaying original artwork by local artists. Other venues include county buildings, libraries, hospitals and health centers.
To mark 25 years of keeping arts and culture central to life in Clackamas County, we are announcing our new donor program!
The Clackamas County Arts Alliance and the Pamplin Media Group have partnered to create a unique opportunity in which Pamplin Media Group will produce and distribute a quarterly arts, cultural heritage and tourism guide for Clackamas County. Read the current... Read More »
We are grateful to be a part of this vibrant community. The Alliance is a nonprofit working to support, develop and promote access to all the arts in every county community.
Be a part of supporting regional artists and enriching the community by becoming an AEP gallery!
Congratulations to our 2019 Clackamas County Cultural Coalition Project Grant Recipients!
2019 - Celebrating 25 years of keeping arts & culture central to life in Clackamas County!
In honor of Cheryl Snow’s 20 years of dedicated service to the Clackamas County Arts Alliance, Board President Kevin Yell proudly announced the creation of The Cheryl Snow Fund for Youth Arts.
Youth Arts for Change students, teachers, and families gathered at Baker Prairie Middle School on December 5 to mark the completion of an 8-week after school program in which youth explored ideas about identity through the medium of silkscreening.
We are pleased to announce Kirsten Rian has accepted the position of executive director at Clackamas County Arts Alliance, effective January 7, 2019.
The Arts Alliance has filled an essential need in Clackamas County since 1994. No other organization provides services countywide to artists, writers, performers and cultural organizations … but we couldn’t have done it without your help. Nearly 40 percent of our operating income comes from donors just like you! Learn more ›