If you’re looking for a special way to start 2026, you’ll find New Year’s Eve parties in every corner of Clark County this year, as well as kid-friendly celebrations and more contemplative activities.
Celebrating New Year’s Eve sets the tone for the arriving year, so consider your options carefully. Here are Clark County bars and restaurants offering festivities Dec. 31.
Holiday lights give the darkness of December a sparkling uplift, just like bubbles in Champagne. These local light shows include festive displays that have been family traditions for decades as well as a couple recent additions, like Ridgefield’s Brew Lights in the Park and the Holiday Light Walk at Skamania Lodge. Wherever you decide to enjoy the glittering extravaganza of holiday twinkles, you can be sure that your spirits will be made merry and bright.
The show, open to middle and high school students in Camas and Washougal is designed to give students a real-world art experience, complete with professional display and the chance to sell their work, according to a news release.
For nearly 20 years, Dianna and John Gray dreamed of owning their own business. The Vancouver residents’ entrepreneurial vision finally came into focus in 2023 after Dianna attended a karaoke event in Las Vegas, an experience that solidified her lingering passion for live music performance.
The city of Camas’ Hometown Holidays will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 5 The annual event brings the community together to celebrate the holidays with “festive…
The city of Wahshougal is accepting applications for its annual Lighted Christmas Parade. The event will be held at 6 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 4, at Reflection Plaza in downtown Washougal.
For Camas resident Angel Biederbeck, being a witch isn’t just something she does for Halloween.
The campanile at Reflection Plaza in downtown Washougal has a whole new look, designed to celebrate the history and natural beauty of the area and foster a sense of community.
Northwest Songcraft will likely produce and promote songwriter concerts in other cities and communities in the region, including ticketed performances at established performing arts venues; look to form relationships with other nonprofits, festivals, and venues for potential collaborations in other locations, in parallel with continuing offerings in Washougal; and,depending on funding availability, consider offering grants directly to songwriters developing their own audiences in local communities, according to a news release.
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