The twelve women artists of Westside ArtShare offer more than 50 new works exploring the theme of Journeys in a variety of media. Exhibit open May 2 through June 30, 2018.

Charlotte Grimm (Lotte for short), the only sister of the famous Brothers Grimm, simply cannot cook one more meal or wash one more pair of underpants! When her friend Dortchen suggests taking a trip to lift her spirits, Lotte sets off on a journey that quickly turns magical. Meeting three different “Cinderellas” from stories told around the world, Lotte comes to realize that sometimes a little kindness can make even the dirtiest dishes a little more enjoyable to wash, and that there really is no substitute for family and friendship.

Lotte Grimm’s Cinderella is adapted from the letters of Charlotte Grimm; Charles Perrault’s Cendrillon; Peter Christen Asbjørnsen and Jørgen Moe‘s Norwegian folktale Katie Woodencloak; and the Zuni Nation legend of The Turkey Girl. This play was created as part of the Bag&Baggage Emerging Artist Program.

Be the change you want to see. Join us in reading diverse books followed by friendly discussions on socially-minded topics. Individually or as a team, use the topic to inspire public-spirited endeavors like beach clean-up, mentoring, or trying foods from another culture.

Charlotte Grimm (Lotte for short), the only sister of the famous Brothers Grimm, simply cannot cook one more meal or wash one more pair of underpants! When her friend Dortchen suggests taking a trip to lift her spirits, Lotte sets off on a journey that quickly turns magical. Meeting three different “Cinderellas” from stories told around the world, Lotte comes to realize that sometimes a little kindness can make even the dirtiest dishes a little more enjoyable to wash, and that there really is no substitute for family and friendship.

Lotte Grimm’s Cinderella is adapted from the letters of Charlotte Grimm; Charles Perrault’s Cendrillon; Peter Christen Asbjørnsen and Jørgen Moe‘s Norwegian folktale Katie Woodencloak; and the Zuni Nation legend of The Turkey Girl. This play was created as part of the Bag&Baggage Emerging Artist Program.

Join us for the launch of Tonya & Maya's first picture book, The Left Behinds! Meet the spooks who haunt the Bulgarian countryside! Sample some Bulgarian treats and try your hand at a traditional Bulgarian craft. RSVP with your choice of free poster at https://www.facebook.com/events/2061063197493754/

Charlotte Grimm (Lotte for short), the only sister of the famous Brothers Grimm, simply cannot cook one more meal or wash one more pair of underpants! When her friend Dortchen suggests taking a trip to lift her spirits, Lotte sets off on a journey that quickly turns magical. Meeting three different “Cinderellas” from stories told around the world, Lotte comes to realize that sometimes a little kindness can make even the dirtiest dishes a little more enjoyable to wash, and that there really is no substitute for family and friendship.

Lotte Grimm’s Cinderella is adapted from the letters of Charlotte Grimm; Charles Perrault’s Cendrillon; Peter Christen Asbjørnsen and Jørgen Moe‘s Norwegian folktale Katie Woodencloak; and the Zuni Nation legend of The Turkey Girl. This play was created as part of the Bag&Baggage Emerging Artist Program.

Charlotte Grimm (Lotte for short), the only sister of the famous Brothers Grimm, simply cannot cook one more meal or wash one more pair of underpants! When her friend Dortchen suggests taking a trip to lift her spirits, Lotte sets off on a journey that quickly turns magical. Meeting three different “Cinderellas” from stories told around the world, Lotte comes to realize that sometimes a little kindness can make even the dirtiest dishes a little more enjoyable to wash, and that there really is no substitute for family and friendship.

Lotte Grimm’s Cinderella is adapted from the letters of Charlotte Grimm; Charles Perrault’s Cendrillon; Peter Christen Asbjørnsen and Jørgen Moe‘s Norwegian folktale Katie Woodencloak; and the Zuni Nation legend of The Turkey Girl. This play was created as part of the Bag&Baggage Emerging Artist Program.

What will you create? Construct, design and build with your friends and family. Bring your projects to work on or use supplies provided.

Sequoia Gallery + Studios: 136 SE Third Ave., Hillsboro (503-693-0401) Hours: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Tue. - Sat.   “Faces of the Matriarch” is a multimedia collaboration of artists Eliat (Ellie) Avivi, Christina Massocco, and Martin Conley. They have come together to build an exhibition that honors the four elements featuring large vibrant paintings & accompanying sculptures.  Meet the artists June 5^th, 5 – 8 PM; show ends June 29th. Show also includes work by 30 additional artists and 13 on-site studios will be open during the First Tuesday Artwalk. www.sequoiagallerystudios.org

Trivia Night at Vertigo Brewing! 21+ Join your friends and neighbors for a night of trivia, laughs, and prizes. Hosted by one of Hillsboro Public Library’s quiz master librarians!
Vertigo Brewing, 21420 NW Nicholas Ct, Hillsboro, OR 97124

In honor of Pride Month, a member of OGALLA - the LGBT Bar Association of Oregon - will speak about the purpose of the association, youth advocacy, and LGBTQ civil and legal rights.

Family Art Night occurs every Thursday from 6:30-8:30pm. Gather the family & join us for an evening of art & fun. Use mediums like clay, paint, collage & more to create masterpieces either individually or as a family. All supplies are included. Thursday Family Art Night occurs every Thursday from 6:30-8:30pm. This is a drop-in program for all ages in Studio B30 of the Walters Cultural Arts Center in downtown Hillsboro at 527 E Main St. The fee is $5 at the door/individual (children under 3 are free).

1^st Thursday:        Painting

2^nd Thursday:        Clay

3^rd Thursday:        Mixed Media

4^th Thursday:        Clay

5^th Thursday:        “Mystery” Project

The Portland Community College Rock Creek music program presents the Rock Creek Choirs in concert on June 7. The concert begins at 7 pm and will be held in the Forum Theater, Room 114, Building 3, at 17705 NW Springville Rd., Hillsboro. Parking is $2 (permits are available at parking machines) and donations to support the music program are appreciated.

The choirs, directed by Samuel Barbara and Jason Sabino will perform inspiring  “Songs of Freedom,” including Paul Halley’s Freedom Trilogy with organ and professional rhythm trio as well as music by U2, Dolly Parton and Grammy award-winning composer Craig Hella Johnson.

For more information about the concert, please contact Jason Palmer at jason.palmer@pcc.edu or call 971-722-7869, or view the music department’s events page at https://www.pcc.edu/rockcreekmusic and our Facebook page at Facebook.com/pccrcaem

Charlotte Grimm (Lotte for short), the only sister of the famous Brothers Grimm, simply cannot cook one more meal or wash one more pair of underpants! When her friend Dortchen suggests taking a trip to lift her spirits, Lotte sets off on a journey that quickly turns magical. Meeting three different “Cinderellas” from stories told around the world, Lotte comes to realize that sometimes a little kindness can make even the dirtiest dishes a little more enjoyable to wash, and that there really is no substitute for family and friendship.

Lotte Grimm’s Cinderella is adapted from the letters of Charlotte Grimm; Charles Perrault’s Cendrillon; Peter Christen Asbjørnsen and Jørgen Moe‘s Norwegian folktale Katie Woodencloak; and the Zuni Nation legend of The Turkey Girl. This play was created as part of the Bag&Baggage Emerging Artist Program.

Drop in and create a piece that will join the surroundings at Brookwood Library with love from the community.

Charlotte Grimm (Lotte for short), the only sister of the famous Brothers Grimm, simply cannot cook one more meal or wash one more pair of underpants! When her friend Dortchen suggests taking a trip to lift her spirits, Lotte sets off on a journey that quickly turns magical. Meeting three different “Cinderellas” from stories told around the world, Lotte comes to realize that sometimes a little kindness can make even the dirtiest dishes a little more enjoyable to wash, and that there really is no substitute for family and friendship.

Lotte Grimm’s Cinderella is adapted from the letters of Charlotte Grimm; Charles Perrault’s Cendrillon; Peter Christen Asbjørnsen and Jørgen Moe‘s Norwegian folktale Katie Woodencloak; and the Zuni Nation legend of The Turkey Girl. This play was created as part of the Bag&Baggage Emerging Artist Program.

Charlotte Grimm (Lotte for short), the only sister of the famous Brothers Grimm, simply cannot cook one more meal or wash one more pair of underpants! When her friend Dortchen suggests taking a trip to lift her spirits, Lotte sets off on a journey that quickly turns magical. Meeting three different “Cinderellas” from stories told around the world, Lotte comes to realize that sometimes a little kindness can make even the dirtiest dishes a little more enjoyable to wash, and that there really is no substitute for family and friendship.

Lotte Grimm’s Cinderella is adapted from the letters of Charlotte Grimm; Charles Perrault’s Cendrillon; Peter Christen Asbjørnsen and Jørgen Moe‘s Norwegian folktale Katie Woodencloak; and the Zuni Nation legend of The Turkey Girl. This play was created as part of the Bag&Baggage Emerging Artist Program.

What will you create? Construct, design and build with your friends and family. Bring your projects to work on or use supplies provided.

Drop In Art Journaling 
No preregistration necessary, just show up ready to create!

Thursdays, May 10 & 31, June 14 & 28, July 12 & 26 and August 9 & 23
11 am - 2 pm | $10 per session

Note: Class meets on 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month with the exception of May when class meets on May 31st (the last Thursday in May).

Bring your creative ideas and join liked-minded individuals in a fun and free-flowing, uninstructed session of art journaling. Mixed media artist, Pat Krishnamurthy, will be on hand to help and will provide all the materials you need to create interesting, layered journal pages. Use Pat’s watercolor paper to create a loose-leaf art journal or bring your own purchased journal.

Family Art Night occurs every Thursday from 6:30-8:30pm. Gather the family & join us for an evening of art & fun. Use mediums like clay, paint, collage & more to create masterpieces either individually or as a family. All supplies are included. Thursday Family Art Night occurs every Thursday from 6:30-8:30pm. This is a drop-in program for all ages in Studio B30 of the Walters Cultural Arts Center in downtown Hillsboro at 527 E Main St. The fee is $5 at the door/individual (children under 3 are free).

1^st Thursday:        Painting

2^nd Thursday:        Clay

3^rd Thursday:        Mixed Media

4^th Thursday:        Clay

5^th Thursday:        “Mystery” Project

Members of PFLAG will tell their stories, talk about PFLAG, and provide information about how anyone can be an ally and advocate for the LGBTQ community. All ages welcome!

Tarka and Victor's 5th Anniversary Contra Dance. Open band

If you're looking to join or start a book club, or are part of an established book club looking to expand or get some new ideas, the library's Book Club Bazaar is the place for you. There will be plenty of giveaways and doorprizes!

Drop in and create a piece that will join the surroundings at Brookwood Library with love from the community.

What will you create? Construct, design and build with your friends and family. Bring your projects to work on or use supplies provided.

Family Art Night occurs every Thursday from 6:30-8:30pm. Gather the family & join us for an evening of art & fun. Use mediums like clay, paint, collage & more to create masterpieces either individually or as a family. All supplies are included. Thursday Family Art Night occurs every Thursday from 6:30-8:30pm. This is a drop-in program for all ages in Studio B30 of the Walters Cultural Arts Center in downtown Hillsboro at 527 E Main St. The fee is $5 at the door/individual (children under 3 are free).

1^st Thursday:        Painting

2^nd Thursday:        Clay

3^rd Thursday:        Mixed Media

4^th Thursday:        Clay

5^th Thursday:        “Mystery” Project

Fun choral performance from Intel's very own Intel Singers. The choir is a group of music enthusiasts who band together to perform volunteer concerts in the community.

Science and art combine! Let's use the properties of solubility to create artwork on porous materials. For grades 4 to 7.
Register online or at the Library.

What will you create? Construct, design and build with your friends and family. Bring your projects to work on or use supplies provided.

Join us to learn about how the creation of art and tools have profoundly changed history. We'll look at different historical eras and types of art each session. For grades K-5. Today's topic: Prehistoric Art

Register online or at the Library.

Drop In Art Journaling 
No preregistration necessary, just show up ready to create!

Thursdays, May 10 & 31, June 14 & 28, July 12 & 26 and August 9 & 23
11 am - 2 pm | $10 per session

Note: Class meets on 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month with the exception of May when class meets on May 31st (the last Thursday in May).

Bring your creative ideas and join liked-minded individuals in a fun and free-flowing, uninstructed session of art journaling. Mixed media artist, Pat Krishnamurthy, will be on hand to help and will provide all the materials you need to create interesting, layered journal pages. Use Pat’s watercolor paper to create a loose-leaf art journal or bring your own purchased journal.

In honor of Pride Month: Winner of 2 Oscars, Milk is the story of Harvey Milk and his struggles as an American gay activist who fought for gay rights and became California's first openly gay elected official. Biography/Drama; Rated R; 2008. Starring Sean Penn, Josh Brolin, and Emile Hirsch.

Family Art Night occurs every Thursday from 6:30-8:30pm. Gather the family & join us for an evening of art & fun. Use mediums like clay, paint, collage & more to create masterpieces either individually or as a family. All supplies are included. Thursday Family Art Night occurs every Thursday from 6:30-8:30pm. This is a drop-in program for all ages in Studio B30 of the Walters Cultural Arts Center in downtown Hillsboro at 527 E Main St. The fee is $5 at the door/individual (children under 3 are free).

1^st Thursday:        Painting

2^nd Thursday:        Clay

3^rd Thursday:        Mixed Media

4^th Thursday:        Clay

5^th Thursday:        “Mystery” Project