COLUMBIA 
CENTER
for the ARTS

Mt Adams Institute's Sense of Place Series:
Of Salmon and Basketball: A Conversation with Buck Jones
Buck Jones is an enrolled Cayuse member of one of the bands of the Confederated Tribes of The Umatilla Indian Reservation (CTUIR). He is a multi-decade Columbia River Treaty Fisherman. ..

A Community Perspective on the Return of Wolves with Lara Volski, PhD

The landscapes of the Columbia River Gorge inspire Christine Knowles's pastel abstracts. She loves pastel for its vibrancy, immediacy, and ease of application, and sometimes combines them with watercolor, sumii ink, and gesso to enhance composition or texture.

The landscapes of the Columbia River Gorge inspire Christine Knowles's pastel abstracts. She loves pastel for its vibrancy, immediacy, and ease of application, and sometimes combines them with watercolor, sumii ink, and gesso to enhance composition or texture.

Mt Adams Institute's Sense of Place Series:
More Than Skinnies & Singletrack: A History of Mountain Biking in Post Canyon
with Doug Thiesies -Hood River County Forester, Gary Paasch – mountain biker & trail-builder, and Arthur Babitz – County Commissioner and mountain biker.

A gift-friendly artist market featuring the work of 40 artists, all under $200.

The landscapes of the Columbia River Gorge inspire Christine Knowles's pastel abstracts. She loves pastel for its vibrancy, immediacy, and ease of application, and sometimes combines them with watercolor, sumii ink, and gesso to enhance composition or texture.

The landscapes of the Columbia River Gorge inspire Christine Knowles's pastel abstracts. She loves pastel for its vibrancy, immediacy, and ease of application, and sometimes combines them with watercolor, sumii ink, and gesso to enhance composition or texture.

An enchanting evening of dance, aerial arts, live music, and more!

Free Workshop for all ages during Gorge Impact film Festival!

The landscapes of the Columbia River Gorge inspire Christine Knowles's pastel abstracts. She loves pastel for its vibrancy, immediacy, and ease of application, and sometimes combines them with watercolor, sumii ink, and gesso to enhance composition or texture.

The landscapes of the Columbia River Gorge inspire Christine Knowles's pastel abstracts. She loves pastel for its vibrancy, immediacy, and ease of application, and sometimes combines them with watercolor, sumii ink, and gesso to enhance composition or texture.