The Hillsboro theater’s dynamic artistic director brings an inclusive vision that embraces new work, community engagement, educational initiatives — and maybe a new campus.
The city’s downtown uses arts to boost economy and livability – but work remains to be done, arts advocates say.
Director Jeanette Harrison’s new Native Theater Project, in an innovative partnership with Hillsboro’s Bag & Baggage Productions, debuts with Blossom Johnson’s “Diné Nishłį (I Am A Sacred Being) or, A Boarding School Play.”
A summer arts celebration reflects the inclusive approach of its home, M&M Marketplace, and provides a welcoming environment for the city’s increasingly diverse communities.
LOoP’s debut, a charming production of Gilbert and Sullivan’s fairy opera.
The company brings its comic operettas to downtown Portland and Hillsboro.
During Pride Month, Oregon’s fifth largest city celebrates openness and diversity amid recognition that the quest to overcome fear and repression is far from over.
The two-day event at The Vault drew entries from around the globe and raised funds for host Bag&Baggage Productions.
The artist-operated downtown institution’s closure after 16 years deprives Oregon of an important visual arts hub.
The busy cultural hub celebrates its 20th anniversary with a day-long party this Saturday, March 16
As Bag & Baggage performs “Red Velvet,” his first directing show as the theater’s artistic director, the Omaha and New York transplant creates a tight bond with his new home town.
“Out There Jazz Suite” transmutes Hillsboro sculptures into a recording, a multimedia concert, and a community collaboration.
From its Walters Arts Center to its Civic Center, a surprise Lee Kelly sculpture and more, Portland’s booming western neighbor offers a surprise for the eyes.
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