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The Month's Events
Upcoming Events
- Multiple DatesSat, May 17New Landscapism A look at the interdependency of Nature, Culture, and Technology. This month we are taking a look at four artist who each have a unique vision of how these 3 forces are interwoven.
- Multiple DatesSat, May 17Based (of course) on the Dolly Parton, Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin classic film, CGOA's Stages brings fan favorite - 9 to 5 - to the Gorge. Directed by Ashly Will.
- Multiple DatesSat, May 31with Paint by DeLoné Discover the art of woodburning! Following their stunning work in February's Rooted in the Gorge exhibit, Paint by DeLoné returns to share their talents and get you started on the fundamentals of pyrography.
- Thu, Jun 05Experience the soulful, genre-blending brilliance of Tony Furtado and his world-class trio—featuring dulcimer virtuoso Simon Chrisman and fiddle champion Luke Price—live at Columbia Arts this June. With roots in Americana, blues, and folk, Furtado’s music defies labels and dazzles with every note.
- Multiple DatesFri, Jun 06JUN 06 - JUN 29 Best of the Gorge 2025 Juried Exhibition | Juror, Ruth Armitage Columbia Arts is pleased to announce the return of the Best of the Gorge Exhibition with Curator Christine Knowles and Juror Ruth Armitage.
- Multiple DatesSat, Jun 07Join Oregon Ballet Theatre's second company, OBT2, on a stop during their 2025 Spring Tour! OBT2 serves as a cultural ambassador of the performang arts throughtout the Pacific Northwest. This year's tour features work by Ben Stevenson, Artistic Director, Dani Rowe, and OBT2 Director, Dominic Walsh
- Multiple DatesFri, Jun 20In this darkly comedic and thrillingly theatrical musical, six high school choir members meet their untimely fate on a rollercoaster ride gone wrong. But in the afterlife, a mysterious mechanical fortune teller offers them a chance to sing for a second shot at life.
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- Multiple DatesSat, Jul 12JUL 12 - JUL 20 Our 20th Anniversary season begins with Love in 4/4 Time, by local author Gary Young, directed by John Bryan. Following two couples as they navigate Alzheimer’s and dementia with humor and honesty, this special production offers a moving reflection on life’s later chapters.
- Mon, Jul 14This summer, young singers (ages 6 - 18 ) of all experience levels are invited to join Choir Camp with music director and vocal coach Duncan Krummel. In three age-based tracks, they'll explore vocal technique, music theory, poetry, and performance!
- Thu, Jul 31The 2025 Paddling Film Festival World Tour returns to Columbia Arts for one night only, featuring the best new paddling films from around the globe and close to home. Join us July 31 to celebrate the spirit of adventure—and cast your vote for the People’s Choice Award!
- Mon, Aug 04AUG 4 - AUG 9 Calling all young actors, entering grades 1 - 8! Join Missoula Children's Theatre and 50-60 other local youth for a production of the classic, The Princess & The Pea.
- Multiple DatesFri, Sep 12Columbia Arts presents The Book of Will, a lively and heartfelt play about the unsung heroes who saved Shakespeare’s greatest works from being lost forever. Join us for this unforgettable celebration of friendship, loss, and the enduring power of storytelling, opening September 12!
- Thu, May 15Learn how the Education Foundation provides for your students and teachers.
- Thu, May 08with Arts In Education of the Gorge Explore Shibori (binding) techniques and create 6 cotton indigo dinner napkins. You may also bring 1 small pre-washed 100% cotton, linen, or silk (no synthetic) item from home to dye if time permits.
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