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Local artist Will Sykes presented a mural design featuring tigers and lightning at the May 5 Battle Ground City Council meeting. The proposed mural would be painted on the skate park’s dome and marks a step toward a larger public art program in the city.
Battle Ground backs city’s first commissioned mural at skate park
In a show of support for public art and community engagement, the Battle Ground City Council expressed enthusiasm for a mural project proposed for the Battle Ground Skate Park, a first-of-its-kind … more
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Ridgefield High School’s Lilly Adams’ Regional Award-winning “Ivy to I-beams” features a verdant cityscape with a rosy sunset.
Local students shine at 2025 SW Washington Regional Art Show
Educational Service District 112 (ESD 112) hosted the 2025 Southwest Washington Regional High School Art Show on Wednesday, April 9. This year’s event was presented virtually on YouTube, … more
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Woodland area resident Brian Trembley’s future bed and breakfast features a hand-masoned fireplace and chimney in the great room.
Multi-decade bed and breakfast project inches closer to becoming a reality
A vision over 20 years in the making is starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel for Woodland area resident Brian Trembley. Trembley has been on a quest to open a Victorian-era styled … more
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Danny Masterson, a member of the La Center Arts Board, shows off his street art skills during last year’s Center Arts Fair. He hosted a spray-painting workshop for attendees. The second annual event returns from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, May 10, at Holley Park in La Center.
La Center Arts Fair expands in second year with focus on community, creativity
The La Center Arts Fair is back for its second year, and organizers say it’s not just growing in size — it’s deepening its mission to make creativity accessible for everyone. … more
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Country music artist and George Strait tribute singer Tim Hadler enjoys mowing with the old Ford tractor at the GUMI Camp USA site for veterans in Cedar Creek, Missouri.
North Clark County native returns to Amboy for a concert benefitting veterans and the GUMI Camp USA
Branson, Missouri, singer Tim Hadler returns home to north Clark County for a concert benefitting veterans and the GUMI Camp USA in Cedar Creek, Missouri, which he founded. Hadler, a graduate of … more
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City appoints La Center Arts Council member to Clark County Arts Commission
During its Feb. 26 meeting, the La Center City Council approved the appointment of Margene Rivara as the city’s representative on the Clark County Arts Commission. Mayor Tom Strobehn … more
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Prairie High School’s newest musical, “The Prom,” tells the story of how a student’s love for her girlfriend brought the town together.
Prairie High School presents Broadway musical ‘The Prom’
Prairie High School students will perform in their production of the razzle-dazzle Broadway musical, “The Prom,” from Friday, Feb. 28, through Saturday, March 8. The story centers on … more
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The Clark College Jazz Bands will bring Cuban rhythms to their upcoming Winter Quarter Concert.
Clark College Jazz Bands to swing into winter concert
The Clark College Jazz Bands will bring a vibrant mix of American jazz and Cuban rhythms to their Winter Quarter Concert, to be held at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, March 8, at the Clark College Gaiser … more
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La Center to receive $30,000 art project grant
The City of La Center announced it received approval for a $30,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) on Tuesday, Jan. 14. The NEA grant will support local art projects, … more
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La Center artist Dan Masterson shows his spray-painted work during a La Center Arts Council meeting on Sunday, Jan. 26, at La Center Middle School. The nonprofit plans to expand its impact with new public art projects, including student-created murals and a variety of community workshops, all aimed at transforming La Center into a vibrant arts destination.
La Center Arts Council celebrates one year of growth, ambitions for the future
January 2025 marked the La Center Arts Council’s one-year anniversary, a milestone that was celebrated during a meeting on Sunday, January 26, at the La Center Middle School. During the … more
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Columbian Artists Association seeks artists for spring show
Columbian Artists Association (CAA) is seeking artists for its upcoming spring 2025 show, which will feature artwork submissions in oils, acrylics, watercolor, mixed mediums and 3-D creations. … more
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Amphitheater at Clark County Fairgrounds gets another name
The rather large amphitheater at the Clark County Fairgrounds has received its fifth name since opening in 2003. Previously the RV Inn Style Resorts Amphitheater, it has now been dubbed the … more
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Love Street Playhouse’s newest dramatic play, “The Miracle Worker,” will premiere Friday, Feb. 14, and features a cast of historical characters starring local actors Katie Norcross and Amelia Benson.
Love Street Playhouse presents historic drama ‘The Miracle Worker’
Love Street Playhouse’s upcoming theatrical performance “The Miracle Worker” will debut at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 14, at Love Street Playhouse, 126 Loves Ave., Woodland. “The … more
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Brian Tashima, director of Hold My Beer, brings his passion for storytelling and advocacy for neurodivergent representation to the big screen. The Vancouver-based film follows an autistic young man’s journey of self-discovery through homebrewing and family bonds. Tashima said the film will highlight local neurodivergent talent and celebrate Vancouver’s unique identity and craft beer culture.
Vancouver director’s debut film celebrates local community spirit and craft beer culture
Set to premiere at Kiggins Theatre on Thursday, Jan. 23, Vancouver author and Battle Ground Film House Group member Brian Tashima’s debut film, “Hold My Beer,” is poised to … more
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Henri Peterson won the pre-school through kindergarten category at the Ridgefield Gingerbread House Festival.
Ridgefield’s Sixth Annual Gingerbread House Festival: 2024 winners announced
Ridgefield’s sixth annual Gingerbread House Festival, hosted by the Ridgefield Community Gleaners Association, was held from Dec. 7 to Dec. 14 at the Ridgefield Community Library. The contest … more
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Created by Foundry Michelangelo CEO Mark Russo, this to-scale megalodon tooth set, cast in fiber resin, was featured at the 2021 Barrett-Jackson Auction Company exhibit and became the most photographed piece on display that year.
Battle Ground company helping to shape the fine arts world
Holding the keys to creating, reproducing and distributing limited-edition sculptures from prolific artists, Battle Ground company Foundry Michelangelo has become a key player in the fine arts … more
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Battle Ground High School drama department’s latest production, “Clue: On Stage,” is an adaptation of the 1985 film, based on the popular board game Clue.
Battle Ground High School presents suspenseful play ‘Clue: On Stage’
The Battle Ground High School (BGHS) drama department is presenting the comedic play “Clue: On Stage” through Friday, Dec. 13. Performances are at 7 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 12, and 7 … more
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Plas Newydd Farm Arts Initiative to host open house
The Plas Newydd (PN) Farm Arts Initiative will host its second annual open house event from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 14, at the historic Columbia Lancaster House, 33415 NW Lancaster Road, … more
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Love Street Playhouse opens auditions for ‘The Miracle Worker’
Auditions for Love Street Playhouse’s upcoming performance of “The Miracle Worker” will open at 6:30 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 24, at Love Street Playhouse, 126 Loves Ave., Woodland. Play … more
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On Oct. 15, renowned Battle Ground artist James Lee Hansen was honored with Clark County's Lifetime Achievement Award, recognizing his extensive contributions to public art in the Pacific Northwest. The Clark County Council declared Oct. 15 2024, as "James Lee Hansen Day" to celebrate his legacy in sculpture and poetry.
Celebrated Battle Ground artist honored by county award
Renowned sculptor and poet James Lee Hansen expressed gratitude and surprise after receiving Clark County’s prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award. On Oct. 15, the Clark County Arts … more
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