Arts

We hear from the creative team behind a rock opera about the Columbia River Gorge which is kicking off in a series of sold-out performances this weekend in Hood River.

We'll hear from a Eugene-based writer to learn more about the history of vaudeville in Astoria, Oregon.

Audiences are encouraged to participate in pantomimes, a style of performance a couple imported to Oregon from England.

For this month’s installment of the “At Work With” series, we shadow an actor to see what it’s like to work in a haunted house.

The Britt Music and Arts Festival has struck a deal with Jackson County to purchase a historic building in Jacksonville, Oregon.

In Rachael K. Jones’ fantasy/horror story “The Sound of Children Screaming,” a fourth-grade teacher and her students find themselves in a magical world during a school shooting. The story draws inspiration from real-life events. The Beaverton author’s short story is a finalist for several literary awards, including the Hugo, Nebula and Bram Stoker awards.

We'll hear about the long-running community choir in Southwest Washington.

"There are Black cowboys pretty much everywhere. I mean, there are Black cowboys here in Portland, Oregon, where I live, which I think is the last place that I would have expected to find them," said photographer Ivan McClellan, who now runs his own rodeo.

State, city and university leaders are celebrating a $10 million gift from the Jordan Schnitzer Family Foundation.

With new leadership and stable financial footing after the COVID-19 pandemic, the theater is ready to welcome back audiences for a full 10-show season.