For the eighth year, the Three Rivers Artist Guild is presenting an arts, culture and heritage event known as the Oregon City Festival of the Arts (OCFOTA) on August 10 and 11, 2024.
The festival will be held at the End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive & Visitor Information Center located at 1726 Washington Street, Oregon City, OR 97045. Hours of Operation are 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. both days. This event is free to the public.
» Read moreThe Rose Farm Management Committee would like to invite all visual artists to come and paint, sculpt, draw, or photograph the Rose Farm house and gardens. This is a free event for artists to participate. The gardens should be full of rose blooms and will be the perfect setting for artists to capture the beauty of the historic house and gardens.
The event takes place on July 8, 2023 from noon till 4 pm.
Your contact for this event is Denise McGriff, 503-327-6999 and guttmcg@msn.com
You are invited to participate in the first Night of the Moon Market sponsored by the Chahalem Cultural Center and the Newberg Downtown Coalition. The market will take place on September 12, two weeks before the annual Night of the Moon fundraiser. The Art Market will be outdoors, in front of the Cultural Center from 3-7pm. Mark you calendars for an afternoon full of shopping! If you are interested in being a vendor you can email events@newbergdowntown.org.
More information can be found on the Newberg Downtown website.
Creative Spirits Gallery at WLLC Presents
Outdoor Community Art Jam
Saturday, September 5th, 1-3pm
What’s an art jam?
A freestyle artistic “jam session” on the beautiful grounds at West Linn Lutheran Church. A loose gathering (6 feet+ apart!) where we make art of our choice, at our own pace, in company with friends and neighbors.
How does it work?
You choose what you make and where you make it. You can wander the labyrinth, breathe in the roses, or contemplate the oak grove. We’ll circle up at the end to share our creations and admire our neighbors’ talent. Restrooms will be available, but otherwise we will stay outside to stay safe.
What kind of art?
Painting. Poetry. Photography. Calligraphy. Charcoal. Collage. Cross-stitch. iPad drawing. If
you love to make it, and you can do it outside, you can bring it to Art Jam.
What else should I bring?
● Your art, and whatever you need to work on it comfortably. (An easel? A card table?)
● Maybe a hat? The point is: dress for the weather. We’ll be outside the whole time!
● A stadium seat, camp chair, or folding chair, if sitting in the grass is not your thing.
● A face mask. For community safety, we will ask that everyone wears their mask
while we are together.
● A friend. (see RSVP request below)
I want to come! Can I just show up?
Please RSVP by emailing the WLLC office: office@wllc.org. Include the number of
individuals attending. We would love to say you can just show up, but for safety, Art Jam is
limited to 25 people. It’s open to anybody, so please feel free to ask your neighbor who
writes poems and your best friend who paints. Just make sure they RSVP—or you include
them in yours.
