Tag: Pendleton Center for the Arts

Ron Emmons, of Hermiston, is rounding up several of his old college buddies for a bluegrass concert featuring EOCenes. Emmons, frontman for Cabbage Hill, has played mandolin and...

When Okaidja Afroso last played the Pendleton Center for the Arts, almost a decade ago, he was already known for his spirited Ghanaian music...

A Canadian duo that’s been described as everything from indie-roots to chamber-folk will take the stage at the Pendleton Center for the Arts on...

On Friday, Feb. 23, young artist from Umatilla and Morrow counties celebrated the results of climate change poster contest, sponsored by the Eastern Oregon...

The assumptions that come with aging are at the heart of Andrea Carlisle’s new book, There Was an Old Woman. “Every person ages differently and so...

Two powerhouses of the blues tradition are traveling to Portland for the PDX Jazz Festival, making a stop in Pendleton along the way to...

A reviewer writing for the Chicago Reader once noted that, "Seffarine's music can melt the coldest hearts." The band’s warmth comes from the melding of...

One of the most prominent buildings in downtown Pendleton just received a facelift, bringing it back very close to the way it looked more...

Brooklyn artist Leonardo Drew employs oxidation, burning, and decay to transform materials into large scale sculptural works, blurring the distinctions between what is natural...

Joshua Samuel Brown describes himself as having spent close to two decades “in constant motion.”  “Until fairly recently I wasn’t very good at staying put,” he says.   Fans...

Irish singer-songwriter Karan Casey has been blazing a trail for over 25 years. On Tuesday, June 20, that trail will lead to Pendleton for...

Judith Baumann is well-known as the Master Printer for Crow’s Shadow Institute of the Arts, where she collaborates with artists from across the country...

The art of storytelling will be featured at the First Draft Writers’ Series on Thursday, May 18 at the Pendleton Center for the Arts. The...

After 174 works by more than 100 artists filled the East Oregonian Gallery this spring, the space returns to its usual format of featuring...

The bluegrass musicians who make up the band The EOCenes typically take to the stage in Pendleton in September, but they’re playing a special...

The 50th anniversary of the Open Regional Exhibit at the Pendleton Center for the Arts attracted not only a record crowd but the largest number...

Artists from across northeast Oregon and southeast Washington are reminded to submit work for this year’s Open Regional Exhibit at the Pendleton Center for...

While Emily and Andrew Somoskey both create paintings that incorporate layering and abstraction, each artist has a distinctly different approach to their work, resulting...

Growing up, Joe Newberry and April Verch absorbed traditions of home and hearth – in his Missouri Ozarks and her Ottawa Valley of Canada. Although they are on...

When explaining his thoughts on how to engage people who don’t think they like poetry, poet Lex Runciman uses a baseball analogy. “If a hitter...