The coronavirus has many local nonprofit organizations and businesses re-structuring and revising “how they do business.” One of the first to announce was Art Accelerated with closing the artist’s cooperative […]
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EDITOR’S NOTE: This is for the Speech & Debate Team of Neah-Nie-Nie Middle and High School, School District 56. Hannah Reynolds, the Speech & Debate Team Coach, has done an […]
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By Neal Lemery I can be a very rigid thinker, following the rules, the expectations others have for me, and the expectations and boundaries I set for myself. If I […]
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The Garibaldi Museum will be opening to the public on Saturday, May 30, 2020. They will, however, be open only by appointment and only on weekends until it is deemed […]
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By Andrew Jenck From a young age, I’ve always been partial to bonus features included on DVDs. I would spend hours watching everything on the discs which proved to be […]
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The Hoffman Center for the Arts will host a six-week online “Music Appreciation You Always Wished You’d Taken” class, beginning in mid-June and running through July. The class will be […]
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By Virginia Carrell Prowell As the old saying goes, “What’s more lovely than a day in May?” As I stroll through my yard and deck on a bright and sunny […]
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North Tillamook County artists are being asked to create poster art encouraging residents and out-of-towners to wear masks during the current Covid-19 crisis. Built around the theme “Share the Love […]
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Six weeks after its launch the Hoffman Center’s online gallery show — “Creating in Place: Connecting in a Time of Uncertainty” – continues to grow, as artists, writers, filmmakers and […]
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The Nehalem Bay Artists Coalition launched a beautiful new creative collaboration called #SpreadLove concepted and designed by Mike Arseneault to celebrate the power of nature, art, and community, to help […]
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