Coverage of cultural events, history, museums, literature, and community heritage
Love Street Playhouse in Woodland opens “Small Potatoes,” a new family drama by David Bareford, with performances running through March 15 and tickets available online.
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Oscar-nominated short films are returning to Clark County theaters, offering Cowlitz County residents rare big‑screen access to this year’s Academy Award–recognized shorts.
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Hood River’s “Black Infinity House” exhibit, curated by August Oaks and featuring more than 30 Black Oregon artists, offers a regional cultural opportunity for Southwest Washington residents during Black History Month.
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Longview Public Library’s community‑led mini fan convention, LongCon, returns February 21 with vendors, workshops, cosplay, crafts, and a full day of family‑friendly fandom activities.
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A new OPB documentary on the 1988 murder of Mulugeta Seraw highlights the Pacific Northwest’s history of racist violence — and offers lessons still relevant to communities across Southwest Washington today.
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Southwest Washington reflects on the passing of Rev. Jesse Jackson, whose decades of civil rights work and regional advocacy left an imprint on communities from Seattle to Cowlitz County.
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Bruce Springsteen’s 2026 “Land of Hope and Dreams” tour will include a regional stop at Portland’s Moda Center on April 3, offering Southwest Washington residents a nearby opportunity to see the E Street Band’s politically charged performance.
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Prairie High School will stage Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical from February 27 through March 7, offering a regional arts event accessible to families across south Cowlitz and north Clark counties.
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John Mulaney will bring his 2026 “Mister Whatever” tour to The Gorge on August 29, with a Spokane stop the night before. The performances add rare large‑venue comedy options within regional reach of Cowlitz County residents.
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A regional costume designer will discuss the history and cultural impact of women’s undergarments in a public talk at the Clark County Historical Museum.
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