Arts in Education of the Gorge & Columbia Center for the Arts present 

CREATING TOGETHER: FAMILY DAY

Spring Time Wonderland

All Day, All Ages

FREE, NO RSVP NEEDED

with support from The Roundhouse Foundation, Oregon Community Foundation, and Pacific Power Foundation

IN THE GALLERY

10:00am - 4:00pm | Spring Time Wonderland

Come create an enormous cardboard wonderland celebrating all the brilliance of Spring with the guidance of AEIG teaching artists. Stay for 6 minutes or 6 hours to help bring the cardboard world to life! 

In the Columbia Center for the Arts Theatre, we'll have a full day of family programming including music by Mo Phillips, storytelling by Jefferson Greene, and an improv comedy set by Kickstand Comedy. 

IN THE THEATRE

10:30am - 11:30am | Fun Time Maker Mo Phillips 

Mo Phillips is a teaching artist and a fun time maker in Portland, Oregon. He writes and records songs, makes odd ball videos, produces choose-your-own-adventure musicals,  all in Mo-Fi. Mo-Fi is a way of making art centered on joy and exploration, primarily of inexpensive apps that do silly stuff.

When not teaching song writing in schools or shredding ukulele for the people, Mo is a dad. That's his favorite job, the rest is just gravy. Mo Phillips Website

3:00pm - 4:00pm | Storyteller Jefferson Greene

Jefferson Greene (Warm Springs) is a traditional artist and advocate for the Warm Springs native language. Greene began learning Warm Springs traditions as a child from his grandmother, Sasawaipum, who taught him to sing, dance, and tell traditional stories.

5:00pm - 6:30pm | Kickstand Comedy Improv Theater (Ages 13+)

Curated live comedy with a focus on quality, community, and unique voices.

Kickstand Comedy is a nonprofit theater that strives to provide programming and educational outreach that helps people laugh, connect, and create together. Kickstand Comedy Website