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Center Sponsor for October, November, December |
Bella's Beads & Art Supplies |
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| October 3 - November 2 |
| Authentic Hybrids |
| Features Art Created by Artists of Dual Cultural and Racial Heritage |
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| Featured Artists |
| Yasmin Acosta-Meyers (Mexican American) |
| Rebecca Bashara (Lebanese American) |
| Taina Hartman (Korean American) |
| Scott Macdonald (Peruvian American) |
| Amirra Malak (Egyptian American) |
| Click here for more information about the artists |
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the Artist Reception
Friday, Oct 3, 6 - 8 p.m.
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Columbia Center for the Arts
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541-387-8877 |
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| October 10 - 25 |
| An Evening of One Act Plays |
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Three amazing plays ... one night ... great fun!! |
| The Crazy Eights ... Mr. Morton Waits for His Bus ... Elegy for a Lady. Each one-act play tugs
at a different emotional cord ... one to make you laugh, one to make
you cry, and one to make you think. |
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| Click here to learn more about An Evening of One Act Plays. |
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October 10, 11, 17, 18, 24 & 25 at 7:30 pm;
October 19 Matinee at 2:00 pm
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Columbia Center for the Arts |
| Tickets |
Ticket prices $15 general admission; $12 seniors / students. |
Tickets available at Columbia Center for the Arts and Collage
of the Gorge in White Salmon. |
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Contact
Columbia Arts at 541-387-8877 |
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| October 22 |
| Dogtown and Z-Boys |
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film is part of the Columbia Center for the Arts
Film Series, every fourth Wednesday. |
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Winner of Sundance Film Festival’s Grand Jury Prize for Best Documentary and Best Director, Dogtown is an insider’s look at how kids living in Santa Monica, CA in the 1970’s brought their surfing style into skateboarding, revolutionizing the sport and producing a lifestyle that had a profound effect on modern American youth culture.
Click for more information about Dogtown and Z-Boys. |
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Wed.,
October 22, 7:30
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Columbia
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$5 per person. |
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| October 8 |
| Day of Culture |
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| Special event to celebrate and learn about what Oregon is doing to support the arts and what it means to you! ALL ARE WELCOME! |
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Hood River is one of eight communities across the state selected for a major cultural rally and community gathering.
You'll learn about contributions Oregon culture makes to our children, communities, schools and economy, and you'll learn about the State of Oregon's innovative "Cultural Tax Credit."
This event is sponsored by the Oregon Cultural Trust, in partnership with the City of Hood River and Columbia Center for the Arts.
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Wed.,
October 8.
Doors open: 5:00; Entertainment / speakers: 5:30 - 6:30; Program concludes: 7:00
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Columbia
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| Various Classes |
| Classes Starting in October |
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| Art and Wine |
If you enjoy creating, drinking wine, and being in the company of friends, this six class series is for you! Click here for details.
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| Painting Classes |
| Painting classes for emerging and developing artists. Click here for details. |
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| Plein Air 2008 Anthology |
| Pears Like Copper Buddhas |
| An on-line compilation of poetry and prose |
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As part of the Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2008, 12 writers toured the Gorge and captured the moment in Plein Air style. Click to view the on-line anthology of poetry and prose created as a result of that event. |
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| The Lucky Winner Is ... |
| Hugh Whitson |
Hugh Whitson of White Salmon is pictured here with his wife Linda, next to their beautiful new red Prius, made possible by Griffith Motors. BRAVO!!
Hugh is the winner of the Columbia Center for the Arts first automobile fundraiser raffle.
Click here for the full story. |
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Art & Theatre Opportunities |
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| CALL FOR ARTISTS |
| Small Works Holiday Art Show |
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Show dates: December 5 - 28. Any artist who has exhibited with Columbia Art Gallery in the past is invited to participate. Click here for details. |
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| AUDITION NOTICE |
| For The Foreigner |
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Performers Needed: 2 women ages 20 - 70; 5 men ages 20 - 50 and various townspeople.
About the Show: This is a CAST production (Columbia Arts Stage Troupe), scheduled for the month of February, 2009.
Click here to learn more about auditions for The Foreigner.
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Seeking
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Columbia
Center for the Arts is looking for Volunteers
for a range of opportunities. Please contact Joanie
Thomson at 541-387-8877 ext. 111 or director@columbiaarts.org. |
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| Mention
the Arts in Your Will |
| Leave
a legacy. Mention Columbia Center for the Arts in
your will. Click
here for more information. |
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Center for the Arts is an art organization
that nurtures creative life in the Columbia River Gorge ... one of the most beautiful areas on the planet.
We are dedicated to bringing you visual,
performing, and literary art events that
will thrill your heart, make you think,
give you a laugh, and touch your soul. |
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