From art quilts that tell a story inside the Camas library’s Second Story Gallery to an artist-led fundraiser for the Cascade AIDS Project and a one-year anniversary celebration at Gallery 408, downtown Camas art galleries seem to offer something for everyone this month.
Christopher and Stephanie Corbell launched the nonprofit Washougal Songcraft Festival in 2022 to promote arts education, celebrate the craft of songwriting, and develop the performing arts and creative community of Washougal.
After Washougal artist Suzanne Grover died from lung cancer in May 2023 at the age of 53, Janice Ferguson wanted to do something to honor her longtime friend’s contributions to Washougal as an artist and longtime city employee.
The Second Story Gallery in Camas is kicking off its artist-in-residence program with Washougal muralist and conservation advocate Travis London.
For the past two decades, Camas resident Michelle Wright has dedicated the majority of her free time to her artwork, creating functional pieces out of wood and resin and participating in art shows throughout the Pacific Northwest.
A group of Washougal residents are hoping the Washington State Arts Commission will soon name their city a certified “creative district.”
The annual, two-day community art exhibit features small-scale artwork created by Camas-area artists of all ages and skill levels.
The couple’s three daughters were 7, 12 and 15 years old when Ed died and Curley, then a labor and delivery nurse, knew she needed to keep going for her girls and for herself.
The 2025 Washougal Youth Arts Month celebration, coordinated by the Washougal School District and the Washougal Arts and Culture Alliance, kicks off this week. “This year, each school is hosting…
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