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The Month's Events
Upcoming Events
Fri, Oct 03Twelve striking charcoal and pastel drawings of raptors created by artist and naturalist Jen Smith.
Fri, Oct 03Columbia Center for the Arts is proud to present Patterns in Nature, Variations on a Theme, a retrospective celebrating the life's work of Pacific Northwest artist Steve Stegall.
Multiple DatesFri, Oct 24Get ready for a night of outrageous fun, ridiculous comedy, and killer musical numbers! Evil Dead: The Musical brings the cult horror classics to life in a hilarious mashup of camp, chaos, and catchy tunes.
Multiple DatesTue, Oct 28A casual, drop-in style gathering for anyone curious about improv—no experience needed!
Wed, Nov 12Explore the hidden kingdom of fungi with Krista Cushman—mycelium, mushrooms, and their role in Gorge ecosystems and human connection.
Fri, Nov 14An evening of live storytelling and performing arts. Hear real stories of your neighbors who are making a difference in our community.
Wed, Nov 19Step into the mind, heart, and classroom of a teacher who will change how you see the world, and yourself in it. Watch The Last Class film—and get the education you didn’t know you needed. Tickets on sale soon.
Multiple DatesFri, Dec 05The Columbia Center for the Arts in Hood River is delighted to present a holiday play based on the beloved children’s book series, Junie B. Jones
Fri, Dec 05The Columbia Center for the Arts in Hood River is delighted to present a holiday play based on the beloved children’s book series, Junie B. Jones
Wed, Dec 10Author Rand Schenck explores the history of the Gifford Pinchot National Forest, from old growth and timber wars to today’s conservation.
Tue, Dec 16Columbia Arts' annual holiday performance showcase will feature local dancers, performers and live music. Join us for a cozy evening of community and winter wonder. Tickets go on sale November 15th at 10 AM.
Multiple DatesThu, Jan 29The Volcano Listening Project fuses science and music, transforming volcanic data into sound to explore the awe and impact of eruptions.
Wed, Feb 18Farmers Lisa Perry & Ricardo Galvez share stories of Gorge orchards, family farming, and the challenges of keeping agriculture alive across generations.
Wed, Mar 18Herpetologist Adrian Slade reveals the hidden lives of northern pacific rattlesnakes and why coexistence is key to a healthy Gorge.
Wed, Apr 15Celebrate 100 years of the Crag Rats, America’s oldest mountain rescue team, with tales of service, rescues, and Gorge history.
Wed, Oct 08Jeanne Carver shares the history and future of Oregon’s Imperial Stock Ranch, the wool industry, and family agriculture in the U.S.
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