Events & Classes

Disfrute de una tarde bilingüe en español de dibujo, narración de cuentos y conexión. Diana Marcela Cuartas y Marissa Perez de El Conocimiento Migrante dirigirán una sesión de dibujo inspirada en Solito. No se necesita experiencia ¡simplemente traiga su curiosidad para dibujar juntos nuestras historias!

People of African descent have lived and worked in Oregon since before the founding of the earliest English-speaking settlements in the Americas. Despite this, the popular narrative of our state's history excludes the experiences of African Americans before the mid-20th century.

Stones, Bones and Blacked-Eyed Peas presents: Family recipes, a seat at our family table, and the importance of Sunday dinner in the African American community. Join chef and owner of Finer Things Events and Catering, Michelle Guinn, along with her daughter, Sable Askew and take a trip back into history.

For over 20 years, a group of women in Mexico have provided meals to Central American migrants who travel atop the U.S. bound train, La Bestia. The mission of "Las Patronas" goes beyond humanitarian assistance, symbolizing resistance against a system that criminalizes migrants. Join us for a film screening followed by a facilitated discussion.

Join us for a magical Black Family Storytime that celebrates African and African American heritage and culture! Children from birth to age 6 (with their favorite adult/family members) will have fun with books and stories, songs, a craft, and movement activities in a positive and affirming environment. Black Storytime builds language and literacy skills your child needs to be ready for kindergarten.

Grupo de Música Folclórica Latinoamericana, Ecos del Sur, que comparte el legado de la cultura indígena guaraní. En la galeria de Collins.

Latin American Folk Music Group, Echos of the South, sharing the legacy of the Guarani culture. Located in the Collins Gallery. 

Using basic, beginner-friendly techniques, create unique small projects in clay. In honor of Arab-American Heritage Month, artist Jess Graff will provide images and context of South West Asian and North African Ceramics that have inspired them as a Lebanese-American artist. 

Join us for a magical Black Family Storytime that celebrates African and African American heritage and culture! Children from birth to age 6 (with their favorite adult/family members) will have fun with books and stories, songs, a craft, and movement activities in a positive and affirming environment. Black Storytime builds language and literacy skills your child needs to be ready for kindergarten.

Using basic, beginner-friendly techniques, create unique small projects in clay. In honor of Arab-American Heritage Month, artist Jess Graff will provide images and context of South West Asian and North African Ceramics that have inspired them as a Lebanese-American artist.