The Hillsboro Public Library will host the 3rd Annual Hispanic Heritage Art Exhibit from September 1 through October 31, featuring 22 artists and about 80 pieces created through various mediums.

The latest issue of Hillsboro Arts & Entertainment Magazine highlights Hillsboro's vibrant artistic community, featuring local stage productions, culinary ventures, and spooky events.

The Pan African Festival 2024 in Portland will feature performances, activities, and exhibits celebrating African heritage at Pioneer Courthouse Square on August 24th.

Gov. Kotek's visit to the Burns Paiute Tribe was a step towards engaging with Oregon's Tribes, involving discussions on environmental and tribal issues, cultural exchange, and examining health and housing initiatives.

Hillsboro's La Strada dei Pastelli Chalk Art Festival returns with international artists, live music, and local vendors, expecting to attract 40,000 visitors and generate significant economic benefits.

Portland launches its 17th 'Music on Main' and 'City Sessions' series, offering free summer concerts downtown, celebrating local musicians and community spirit.

The Oregon Commission on Historic Cemetry meets on July 18 for resource sharing and discussing preservation of historic graveyards, with a tour of Hilgard Cemetery on July 19.

Coos Bay has been designated an “Oregon Heritage All-Star Community” for its efforts in preserving and celebrating its historical legacy. The city met over 15 of the 24 heritage preservation benchmarks.

The Hillsboro Arts & Culture Council awarded $49,916 in grants to local arts projects and organizations, promoting cultural growth and community engagement in the city.

The Malmgren Garage in Talent, Oregon, has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places for its local significance in commerce and architecture.

Oregon committees to review grant applications for preserving historic properties and archaeological sites with meetings scheduled for public observation.

The Oregon Commission on Historic Cemeteries will meet virtually on May 20 to address the 2024 Oregon Historic Cemeteries grants and other preservation matters.

Murals have been introduced in Oregon Department of Human Services offices to create welcoming environments for visitors experiencing stress or trauma.