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SUMMARY:Consider This Stories of the Hood River Watershed
DESCRIPTION:Oregon Humanities comes to Columbia Arts at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday\, December 5\, for a conversation with city manager Abigail Elder\, media creator Sarah Fox\, and orchardist Lesley Tamura on the intersections of place\, storytelling\, and the public in the Hood River watershed. How do art and storytelling foster a shared sense of place across racial\, economic\, and cultural differences\, and how do these stories shape our sense of who and what constitutes the public? As part of this discussion\, moderated by Adam Davis\, our three guests will share about their collaboration on The Watershed Rock Opera\, a multimedia performance celebrating the Columbia River Gorge and its people\, to open in April 2025. \n\nMore Information and Tickets are available at our website: columbiaarts.org\n\nCan't make it to Hood River? The conversation will also be broadcast live\, for free\, on YouTube. No registration required.\n\nABOUT CONSIDER THIS\n\nSince 2009\, Oregon Humanities has hosted onstage conversations with writers\, civic leaders\, activists\, and artists in venues in Portland and around Oregon. Originally called Think & Drink\, the program was renamed Consider This in 2020. You can learn more at: https://oregonhumanities.org/p
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Oregon Humanities comes to Columbia Arts at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday\, December 5\, for a conversation with city manager Abigail Elder\, media creator Sarah Fox\, and orchardist Lesley Tamura on the intersections of place\, storytelling\, and the public in the Hood River watershed. How do art and storytelling foster a shared sense of place across racial\, economic\, and cultural differences\, and how do these stories shape our sense of who&mdash\;and what&mdash\;constitutes the public? As part of this discussion\, moderated by Adam Davis\, our three guests will share about their collaboration on The Watershed Rock Opera\, a multimedia performance celebrating the Columbia River Gorge and its people\, to open in April 2025. \;
\n\nMore Information and Tickets are available at our website: columbiaarts.org
\n\nCan'\;t make it to Hood River? The conversation will also be broadcast live\, for free\, on YouTube. No registration required.
\n\nABOUT CONSIDER THIS
\n\nSince 2009\, Oregon Humanities has hosted onstage conversations with writers\, civic leaders\, activists\, and artists in venues in Portland and around Oregon. Originally called Think &\; Drink\, the program was renamed Consider This in 2020. You can learn more at: https://oregonhumanities.org/p&hellip\;
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LOCATION:Columbia Center for the Arts 215 Cascade Ave. Hood River\, OR 97031
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URL:https://www.mtadamschamber.com/events/details/consider-this-stories-of-the-hood-river-watershed-3315
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