CCHM Speaker Series “Vancouver Marine Park Boat Racing 1980 and Tales from Boating History on the Columbia”
From early Indigenous Nations to today, the Columbia River has long been an economic and recreational lifeline for the region. In this month’s Speaker Series, author and historian Jim Mockford explores the history of marine racing in Clark County, including a look at the Vancouver Marine Park race in 1980 and Ridgefield’s upcoming Dragon Boat races. The Clark County Historical Museum’s Speaker Series is a monthly exploration of Clark County history with industry experts, community members, and local artists. For our 2021 Season, the […]
FIRST FRIDAY Art Walk – 2021
This August, more downtown galleries and businesses are participating in First Friday Art Walk in-person. Links to each exhibit/artist will provide more details then follow the interactive map to the gallery. Support our local artists and our Arts District!
Magenta Improv Theater – Live
Magenta Improv Theater - Live 1108 Main St, VancouverWe're Baaaaaack! Come shake off the pandemic blues with MIT on August 21st at our first show since early 2020! Our Improv players can't wait to laugh with you again! Tickets Available in Advance on July 23rd $12 Doors open at 7. Show begins at 7:30. Masks needed only for the unvaccinated. Come play with us and celebrate summer! www.magentatheater.com
Welcome Back – FIRST FRIDAY Art Walk – Sept 3, 2021
WELOME BACK! First Friday, Sept 3rd, downtown galleries, restaurants, and boutiques are participating in first in-person Art Walk in over a year - additionally there will be activities for the kids, shopping, artist receptions, live music, free treats and more! Links to each exhibit/artist will provide more details then follow the interactive map to the gallery. Support our local businesses and our Arts District!
FIGHTING FOR THE RIGHT TO FIGHT: AFRICAN AMERICAN EXPEREINCES IN WORLD WAR II
In the years leading up to World War II, racial segregation and discrimination were part of daily life for many in the United States. For most African Americans, even the most basic rights and services were fragmented or denied altogether. To be Black was to know the limits of freedom–excluded from the very opportunity, equality, and justice on which the country was founded. Yet, once World War II began, thousands of African Americans rushed to enlist, intent on serving the nation that treated them […]
FIRST FRIDAY Art Walk – 2021
This October, downtown galleries and businesses are participating in First Friday Art Walk - some virtual, some in-person. Links to each exhibit/artist will provide more details then follow the interactive map to the gallery. Support our local artists and our Arts District!
FIRST FRIDAY Art Walk – 2021
This March 5th, downtown galleries and businesses are participating in First Friday Art Walk - some virtual, some in-person. Links to each exhibit/artist will provide more details then follow the interactive map to the gallery. Support our local artists and our Arts District!
FIRST FRIDAY Art Walk – 2021
This March 5th, downtown galleries and businesses are participating in First Friday Art Walk - some virtual, some in-person. Links to each exhibit/artist will provide more details then follow the interactive map to the gallery. Support our local artists and our Arts District!