Events

Update: Icicle Fund’s Conservation, History and Arts (CHA CHA) Artist Residencies

May 21-23, 2021

As part of its 20th anniversary celebration, the Icicle Fund is hosting two Artist-In-Residence events to celebrate the Conservation, History and Arts (CHA) of North Central Washington at the Methow River (October 2-4) and the Wenatchee River (May 21-23, 2021). The goal of the residencies is to honor, celebrate and record the unique environmental aspects of each location, inspired by revisiting past work created by poet William Stafford in the Methow (1993) or Watershed Artists in the Wenatchee (2001).

Cascadia Music Presents: Building Artist Community

Building Artist Community and The Magic of Collaboration The life of an artist is very personal and can sometimes feel solitary and a bit lonely. It is often difficult to share the trials and tribulations and even the joys of creation with friends and family who are not artists themselves. Building a community of fellow… [Read More]

Here&There: Conversations with Creators from the MX &USA

In this bilingual series, PROArtes México sits down with contemporary artists working in the USA or MX and discusses their work, concepts, ideas, and interests in their preferred language. A translated version of the interviews available on their website. Click for more info. En esta serie bilingüe, PROArtes México invita a creadores de arte contemporáneo que… [Read More]

“Boundaries” Show at Confluence Gallery

Wed, June 12-July 18, 2020

Boundaries can be real or symbolic and can divide us or protect us. While they may be firm and impenetrable, they can also be breached – by invitation, intrusion, or invasion. They may be healthy, hurtful, protective, or oppressive. We invite artists to explore boundaries in all their manifestations – literal, figurative, geographic, personal –… [Read More]

Cultural Convention: Advocating for Washington-North Central

Wed, June 10th at 1pm

Inspire Washington understands that we need to unite now, more than ever, to renew our spirit and provide meaningful opportunities for connection after months of disruption and distance. The need to share information and organize for advocacy now is crucial. With that in mind Inspire Washington is launching virtual statewide regional constituent meetings. At these virtual… [Read More]

“The Road Less Traveled”: An online exhibition at Winthrop Gallery

Coming June 6, 2020, is Winthrop Gallery’s first online member show! Winthrop Gallery hopes that you will enjoy the virtual gallery and that you will soon be able to visit in person. If you are interested in a purchase, please send an email or contact the Winthrop gallery via Facebook or Instagram. Prices do not include shipping unless… [Read More]

Adult Story Time On Zoom!

Thursdays at 5:30 thru June 2nd

Join the Friends of the Winthrop Library (FOWL) at the cocktail hour (beverages optional) every week for readings and Q & A with many notable authors like Nancy Pearl! Click on this LINK to see schedule details as well as information about how to join with Zoom. SCHEDULE: April 23 – J. Anderson Coats April… [Read More]

Methow Made: Virtual Farmer’s Market

Located in the picturesque mountain town of Twisp, in the gorgeous Methow Valley, The Methow Valley Farmers Market is one of Washington State’s Premier Farmers Markets. For over forty years, our local market has served as an essential component to life in the Methow Valley. Even though the Methow Valley Farmers Market is currently postponed,… [Read More]

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