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Multnomah County Cultural Coalition to award $45,000 in 2012 Community Cultural Participation Grants

Contact Info: Eliza Canty-Jones, co-chair for the MultnomahCounty Cultural Coalitioneliza.canty-jones@ohs.org March 15, 2012 (Portland, OR) The Multnomah CountyCultural Coalition (MCCC) has announced their 2012 Community CulturalParticipation Grant Program…

Oregon Heritage Stewardship Certificate Given to Talbot Couple

Oregon Heritage Stewardship Certificate Given to Talbot Couple

A Talbot couple has been recognized with an Oregon Heritage Stewardship Certificate for their efforts to preserve an important archaeological site. In 2009, the Oregon State Historic Preservation…

Central Oregon’s Most Influential Women

The Source WeeklyMarch 7, 2012 From every area of our community-politics, business, philanthropy, sports and the creative arts-these women are powerful examples of what it means to live…

Clatskanie Historical Museum brings local history to life

Clatskanie Historical Museum brings local history to life

Situated where the post office used to reside in Clatskanie, Oregon, the Clatskanie Historical Museum aims to bring the local history of the Clatskanie area to life for…

Metropolitan Youth Symphony Performs at the State Capitol

Metropolitan Youth Symphony is dedicated to offering a challenging, rewarding and fun musical experience for all young musicians. Their ensembles are designed to accommodate players of all levels…

The Art Gym is one of five venues presenting Portland2012

Marylhurst UniversityThe Art Gym AnnouncesFebruary 16, 2011 The Art Gym is one of five venues presenting Portland2012, a biennial of contemporary art sponsored by Disjecta, produced by Disjecta…

It’s All in the Conversation

Willamette University professor Emily Drew will present the Conversation Project Program discussion “White Out: The Future of Racial Diversity in Oregon” from 3 to 4:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb.…

Cultural Trust names Portland Leader to Board

Statesman JournalFebruary 16 Carole Morse is one of Oregon’s most recognized advocates for arts and culture.   Her work with PGE’s Foundation and as its community investments manager has…

3/21 Meet the Funders Grant Workshop

Regional Arts and Culture CouncilFebruary 16 Beginning in March, grant coordinators of the Oregon Cultural Trust, Oregon Arts Commission, Oregon Heritage Commission and Oregon Humanities will facilitate Meet the Funders…

Oregon Cultural Trust to Hold Grant Writing Workshops

NorthCoast Oregon From March 6 through March 22, the Oregon Cultural Trust and four of Oregon’s five statewide cultural partners will present free workshops in 10 communities across…

Governor Kitzhaber Appoints Carole Morse

Carole Morse, Arts & Business Leader, joins Oregon Cultural Trust Board February 15, 2012, Salem, ORE — Governor John Kitzhaber has appointed Carole Morse, PGE Foundation president and…

A Beautiful, Sexy, Wildly Inventive Adaptation Comes to Hillsboro

A Beautiful, Sexy, Wildly Inventive Adaptation Comes to Hillsboro

The opportunity to work with an internationally acclaimed theatre director on a fascinating adaptation of Shakespeare’s greatest tragedy, in suburban Hillsboro, doesn’t come along every day…but, through the…

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