November 21, 2024
WACA fundraising for Reflection Plaza sculpture
The Washougal Arts and Culture Alliance (WACA) is raising awareness and fundraising for its latest art installation, a sculpture at Reflection Plaza.
The Washougal Arts and Culture Alliance (WACA) is raising awareness and fundraising for its latest art installation, a sculpture at Reflection Plaza.
Elaine Lim feels that now is the time for her to get to know the East Clark County art community and for it to get to know her. With a recent display at a downtown Camas art gallery and an upcoming appearance at a prominent Washougal art event, she’s quickly turning her hopes into reality.
Christopher Corbell started writing poems when he was a teenager. He published a chapbook and worked on a literary journal in the 1990s, but largely drifted away from the medium during the next several decades to focus on his music career, professional responsibilities and other interests.
Local artists will set up their easels in downtown Camas this Friday for the annual “plein air” art event that precedes the Downtown Camas Association’s (DCA) September First Friday festivities.
The inaugural Camas Art and Wine Walk will take place from noon to 5 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 7, throughout downtown Camas. Organized by the Camas Students and Families Foundation, the…
Susan Fronckowiak’s two young children enjoyed the playhouse their father built for them on the family’s rural Washougal property after they relocated to Clark County in the late 2000s, but naturally grew out of it as they got older.
The 2024 Washougal Songcraft Festival (WSF) will feature more concerts, more performers and more venues than it did in 2023, its inaugural year. Some of that growth is by design and some of it is happening as the result of some unexpected news delivered by the owner of one of the 2023 festival’s host venues.
Port of C-W to host summer concert Saturday, July 26
When the Second Story Gallery inside Camas’ public library revived its monthly exhibitions in July 2022, following a more than two-year closure during the COVID-19 pandemic, the gallery focused on local student artists with a two-month “Stepping Out” art show featuring Camas and Hayes Freedom high school artists.
Columbia River Arts and Cultural Foundation (CRACF) leaders recently learned that their vision of including a 1,200-seat auditorium as part of the performing arts center they hope to construct on the Washougal waterfront is probably a bad idea.
