This coverage is made possible in part by a grant from the Yamhill County Cultural Coalition.
The appearance by the poet and memoirist is part of the school's “Learning Across Boundaries” program, which also includes a literary and visual art display.
April 15, 2025Amy Wang
Townsley, longtime reporter for Portland-area community newspapers, will launch her first novel April 22 at Broadway Books.
April 15, 2025Dee Moore
Craig's woven basketry at the Linfield Art Gallery rekindles a fading heritage, blending contemporary methods with the traditions and meanings of ancestral ways.
April 6, 2025David Bates
The Portland poet will read Thursday at the McMinnville Public Library, in advance of their new collection, "Beautiful Outlaw."
March 10, 2025David Bates
The festival, on Saturday in the Chehalem Cultural Center, grew out of popular jam sessions at Wolves & People Farmhouse Brewery.
March 8, 2025David Bates
About 1,600 tickets were sold for the recent independent film festival, which instead of superheroes and explosions, offers an expansive view of what it’s like to be a human in this world.
March 6, 2025David Bates
Johnson's paintings resonate with images whose sources are as diverse as the Middle Passage and childhood memories of rabbits.
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.
The Portland author, who will speak Feb. 27 in McMinnville, talks about the fluidity of gender, the everyday realities of being trans, and growing up in an Arizona trailer park.
February 16, 2025David Bates
The show, at the Newberg center through March 13, features tree-themed art by Tabby Ivy, Rebecca Kiser, Elena and Trifon Markova, Karin Carter, and Linda Workman-Morelli.
January 21, 2025David Bates
Roughly 300 people gathered at Monday’s event in Newberg for a multi-media production by Denver’s Mizel Museum.
December 3, 2024David Bates
From pastel drawings to ceramics to metal crafts, artsy options are plentiful in wine country.
November 23, 2024David Bates
The 2024 releases include a novel, poetry, nonfiction, and memoir.
November 17, 2024Richard W. Etulain
The poetic satire pitted Democrats against Whigs in a story of a judge willing to break laws to fulfill his outsized political ambitions.
November 12, 2024David Bates
Murals by professor Tim Timmerman and stained glass by Bryant Stanton add color to the graceful space, where an open house on Thursday will welcome visitors.
November 7, 2024David Bates
The show, running through Nov. 22, is a tribute to the power of ink on paper and how that power has functioned as a political tool — and still can.
October 31, 2024Amy Leona Havin
The Linfield University professor has written poetry, novels, essays, and memoir. "Working with language and story somehow gets me back into the way I need to be," he says.
October 7, 2024David Bates
Time, talent, and a fertile soil for nourishing creativity: At Yamhill County's A to Z Wineworks, artists in residence help produce the wine as they create their art.
October 1, 2024David Bates
For two weekends, more than 60 wine country artists will open their work spaces to visitors for the 30th annual Art Harvest Studio Tour of Yamhill County.
September 26, 2024David Bates
This month’s opening of the 250-seat theater makes the Newberg cultural hub one of the largest in the state, as well as an example of the “everything-for-everyone” center that thrives in smaller Oregon cities.
September 22, 2024David Bates
A summer project adds seven works of art to a downtown alley between Davis and Evans streets.
September 5, 2024David Bates
The gallery, in an industrial park, is a sprawling nexus of beautiful, high-end art, savvy entrepreneurship, state-of-the-art technology, and light industry.
Drama, comedy, and music take center stage at Gallery Theater, Linfield University, Struts & Frets Theatre Company, Gather Repertory, and Pentacle Theatre.
July 30, 2024David Bates
August shows also include a family of ceramicists at Linfield University and stories from the forest at the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde's cultural center.
June 5, 2024David Bates
The Forest Grove artist uses images from old maps and nearly a century's worth of American magazines to create pieces that range from overstuffed to exuberantly symbolist.
May 6, 2024David Bates
Witte will read May 9 from her collection "A Rupture in the Interiors" during the McMinnville Public Library’s monthly Poetry Night.
April 15, 2024David Bates
The show leads into Linfield’s May 10 Camas Festival, which honors the cultural significance of plants and landscapes important to Northwest Indigenous peoples.
March 17, 2024David Bates
Jazz, string quartet, rock violin and more set the rhythm for the new festival in a music-happy town. Next up, March 20: Peter Eldridge of New York Voices.
March 16, 2024K.B. Dixon
K.B. Dixon takes a camera tour through the McMinnville museum, from the Spruce Goose to the world's fastest jet to replicas of the Spirit of St. Louis and Apollo Lunar Rover & more.
February 28, 2024David Bates
Students had a say in picking the artists whose work is featured in the artistically complex and politically engaged exhibition, which runs through March 16 at the McMinnville university.
