The 2012-13 academic year is almost over and summer vacation is quickly approaching. But for one Cultural Trust grantee and 10 AmeriCorps volunteers, there is still a…
“Isamu Noguchi: We Are the Landscape of All We Know” Comes to the Portland Japanese Garden May 3 – July 21 In honor of its 50th Anniversary celebration,…
Brings The Unfortunates to its 2013 Season As part of its 2013 season, Oregon Shakespeare Festival presents The Unfortunates, an original play conceived and developed by 20 artists…
The Oregon Wine History Archive (OWHA), founded in 2011 at Linfield College in McMinnville is working to document all aspects and preserve historical materials from all regions of…
The 15th Annual National Exhibition of the American Society of Marine Artists (ASMA) is more than a traveling exhibit for the Coos Art Museum (CAM) in Coos…
Lauded by the New York Times as, “a work of muscular grace and power,” Next to Normal opens at Lord Leebrick Theatre Company in Eugene January 18 through…
When Oregon schools reopened after winter break, Portland Opera to Go, with a grant from the Cultural Trust, embarked on a three month winter tour of 75 schools…
The High Desert Museum’s “Head to Toe” exhibit opens January 19 through May 5.The exhibit will feature clothing worn by the Native peoples of the Columbia Plateau, before…
What is the Japanese American Citizens’ League? And why is it important to Oregon? JACL is the country’s oldest Asian American civil rights group, with a Portland chapter…
Everybody Reads Welcomes Sherman Alexie to Multnomah County Library March 12, 2013. Everybody Reads is more than an author speech at the Schnitzer (March 12, 2013 in Portland).…
With a Grant from the Cultural Trust, Rajneeshpuram: An Oregon Experience, premieres November 19, 8pm on OPB-TV Like it or not, the Rajneesh is a part of Oregon’s…
In FY2013 The Cultural Trust awarded $5,000 to first-time Trust grantee Libraries of Eastern Oregon (LEO) to support its first-ever Word Round-Up book and writer’s fair, which just…