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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 Bay.…
It is that time of year again! The Cultural Trust’s Fiscal Year 2014 Cultural Development Grant application cycle begins February 15, 2013, with all applications due online,…
Happy Birthday to Oregon (February 14, 1859)! Thanks to your generous support of the arts, heritage and humanities in 2012, the Oregon Cultural Trust received gifts totaling $3,959,462.43…
Danielle Allen, former Dean of Humanities at the University of Chicago and author of Talking to Strangers, suggests: “Engage a stranger in conversation across a racial, ethnic, or…
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…
Happy New Year from the Oregon Cultural Trust! Thanks to generous supporters like you, our early estimates indicate that Oregonians contributed over $3.8 million dollars to the Oregon…
A fascinating new exhibit opens today (January 15) at Oregon Historical Society (OHS). All Aboard! Railroading and Portland’s Black Community, centers around the work and lives of African…
A recent study commissioned of the economic impact of Oregon Culture conducted ECONorthwest and commissioned by the Cultural Advocacy Coalition reports that the aggregate impacts of Oregon’s cultural…
According to a study by Mandala Research LLC in October 2012 commissioned by the Oregon Heritage Commission with help from Travel Oregon and funding from the Oregon Cultural…
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…