This fall Cultural Trust partner Oregon Humanities rolled out the “Bring Your Own” video series, featuring ideas, thoughts, and opinions from Oregon Humanities writers, scholars, and thinkers. Some…
Trust staff and board have been on the move this past month, spreading the word about year-end giving and 2013 reauthorization of the state’s cultural tax credit so…
A Big Thanks to our Fall Media Partners: OPB, Community Newspapers, and Willamette Week! Willamette Week’s Annual Give!Guide featured Oregon Cultural Trust as a partner for the fourth…
The Oregon Cultural Trust welcomes its newest board member, Portland Trail Blazers’ Premium Service Manager John Goodwin. Appointed to the Trust board by Gov. John Kitzhaber on November…
Oregonians love libraries. You can tell because we check out over 60 million items a year, second only in use across the nation to the state of Ohio…
Drum roll, please… Introducing OREGON CULTURE: a Field Guide. Nominate your favorite arts, heritage, and humanities activities produced or protected by Oregon’s 1,300+ cultural nonprofits, throw your…
Over 500 Oregon arts leaders descended on the Oregon Convention Center October 12 for the Sixth Annual State Arts Summit, hosted by Cultural Trust partner Oregon Arts Commission.…
On October 5, Trust Executive Director Chris D’Arcy traveled to Washington DC to accept the 2012 Gary Young Award during the National Assembly of State Arts Agencies (NASAA)…
With over 300 events posted from Condon to Charleston, Oregon Days of Culture 2012 successfully ushered in the 10th anniversary of the Cultural Trust. Days of Culture wrapped…
The City of St. Helens met at 7:00pm on October 3 and proclaimed October 1-8 Oregon Days of Culture for 2012.…
Salem, OR, September 18, 2012 – The first week of October will see hundreds of cultural events occurring throughout the state, thanks to the Oregon Cultural Trust’s “Days…
From Josephine County to Seaside, over 30 Oregon counties, cities and towns have proclaimed October 1-8 “Days of Culture.” Days of Culture, which began as a Day of…