The museum is one of many events in the community reading program, this year focusing on Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s memoir, “Lovely One.”
December 17, 2025Jean Zondervan
From December 19 to 24, Eugene Ballet audiences will once again travel with Clara into the Land of the Sweets in "The Nutcracker," this year featuring a special sensory-friendly performance.
December 12, 2025Bobby Bermea
Thirty years into a popular Portland tradition, the Revels sing, dance and play with Scottish tradition as the company prepares to enter a new chapter in its life.
December 12, 2025Martha Ullman West
Review: Martha Ullman West takes in Oregon Ballet Theatre's 22nd run of Balanchine's holiday spectacular, and one of Brian Simcoe's final roles in his stellar OBT career.
November 30, 2025Amy Leona Havin
As the holiday season approaches, some book events arrive with tea and cookies – and one, at Mother Foucault's, with a forum on the nightmares of artificial intelligence.
November 25, 2025Lori Tobias
The Little Theatre on the Bay presents a double-header of Christmas plays, followed by its ‘Little Ole Christmas Opry,’ in the renovated 1924 theater.
November 17, 2025Lori Tobias
The extravaganza received help from the Siletz Tribe and Oregon Coast Aquarium. “The county is all-in on this production,” says director Morgan Locklear.
October 19, 2025Ester Barkai
The 68-year-old nonprofit is famous for its mural of The Simpsons, but local artists know it for classes, workshops, youth camps, and gallery space.
October 9, 2025Amanda Waldroupe
The framework will access staffing, quality of facilities, and other factors that impact the quality of elementary school arts education.
September 29, 2025Jason Vondersmith
The juggling and acrobatic stars of the California-based touring circus troupe bring their physical marvels to Vancouver, Wash., for seven shows Oct. 2-5.
September 23, 2025Jean Zondervan
Closed due to fire and water damage since June, the museum’s reopening this month includes a new exhibit celebrating the high desert rangelands of Wasco County and the ranchers and artists dedicated to sustainable stewardship of both the land and animals.
September 9, 2025Lori Tobias
The 90-year-old museum has an archive of more than 55,000 objects and 20,000 photos, as well as stewardship of the 200-acre Kilchis Point Reserve.
August 20, 2025Amy Wang
The three-day festival includes workshops in Vancouver, Wash., as well as dance, music, and food across the river in Fairview’s Blue Lake Regional Park.
August 12, 2025Erin Jimerson
Through collaborative arts, a small-town nonprofit offers historically disadvantaged groups and others a place of wonder, welcome, and connection.
July 25, 2025Andrew Beauchamp
Mental-health therapist Matthew Taylor, who designed the makerspace for neurodivergent people, says it is based around inclusivity. “I would almost say we’re neurotypical inclusive.”
July 8, 2025Lisa Cohen
Jean Wells started the show in 1975 with a handful of quilts hung outside her Stitchin' Post quilt shop. This year's show, July 12, is expected to draw more than 10,000 visitors.
July 6, 2025Lori Tobias
Children’s Repertory of Oregon Workshops — C.R.O.W. — offers low-cost classes in dance, musical theater, and performance — not to mention The Tutu Dads.
March 30, 2025Ester Barkai
The nonprofit Materials Exchange Center for Community Arts, which offers workshops and provides free supplies to teachers, is a cross between a garage sale and an arts-and-crafts thrift shop.
February 24, 2025David Bates
The festival provides access to independent storytellers and voices from around the world in categories that include environmental, Native American, animation, local filmmakers, horror, and documentary.
February 16, 2025Amy Wang
The Portland writer’s first two picture books – “A Stone Is a Story” and “One Day This Tree Will Fall” – are both in the running for the Eloise Jarvis McGraw Award for Children’s Literature.
February 12, 2025Lori Tobias
Based in a school designed by A.E. Doyle, the 30-year-old NCRD is home to concerts, lectures, an art gallery, and soon, a new $16.4 million aquatics center.
February 7, 2025Marc Mohan
The nonprofit center serves a 10-county swath of the state with exhibitions, classes, and annual events, often engaging with the past in ways that speak to the present.
January 22, 2025Lori Tobias
The Jan. 24-25 festival aims to raise awareness about challenges facing the ocean while fostering hope in viewers.
December 17, 2024Linda Ferguson
Imago Theatre’s co-artistic directors Carol Triffle and Jerry Mouawad, who have been creating anthropomorphic animals since 1979, have hatched a charming new trio of baby birds for this year’s production.
December 16, 2024Jean Zondervan
This season’s presentation offers audiences one more opportunity to experience the magic touches that retiring artistic director Pimble brings to the beloved ballet.
December 14, 2024Brett Campbell
The venue formerly known as The Old Church Concert Hall reimagines and expands its mission to provide greater support to its home community.
December 6, 2024James Bash
The Portland composer, bassoonist, puppeteer, and voiceover artist’s award-winning ‘Meet the Planets’ series is an ingenious blend of music and science.
December 4, 2024Dmae Lo Roberts
In her newest podcast, Dmae Lo Roberts talks with the youth company's longtime leader about its bold move downtown, solving puzzles, and "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer."
December 2, 2024David Bates
The company’s first show to be staged in both cities, “G.I. Holiday Jukebox,” opens Dec. 5.
November 17, 2024Lori Tobias
Since April 2023, the Liberty Theatre’s low-cost program has brought theater, dance – and self-confidence – to North Coast kids.
