ABOUT
MenuNews and Announcements
Tiny Gallery Fundraising Event Raffle Winners
THANK YOU! We Are Pleased to Announce the Winners of the Tiny Art Gallery Raffle Tuscan Green- Lisa Marahrens Glowing ...
Read More
Read More
Annual Community Show Info
Annual Community Show Info January through February 2022 Hoffman Center For the Arts | 594 Laneda Avenue | Manzanita ANNOUNCING! ...
Read More
Read More
Community News
Dear Community, Looking for a really special outing? We invite you to wander the magnificent Hoffman Wonder Garden. Now ...
Read More
Read More
Summer fun
Hello everyone, Welcome to summer’s longer days, warmer weather, and beach-loving hours. Connecting with others through Art: We’ve been so ...
Read More
Read More
Fundraising Event
Fund Raising Challenge Help us reach our goal of raising $50,000! Generous donors are offering a fundraising challenge through July ...
Read More
Read More
Hoffman Center 2020 Annual Report
"I have not written in a long time. I always looked at the writing classes as something way out of ...
Read More
Read More
A Smile Really Pays!
Did you know? If you sign into your Amazon account at AmazonSmile and select Hoffman Center under Arts and Culture ...
Read More
Read More
Thank You Partners!
We are grateful to individuals, businesses, and organizations that make this art center in our small, rural community possible. Their ...
Read More
Read More
Covid Update
We gotta hang in there! After months and months of social distancing and struggling to recognize our masked friends, we’re ...
Read More
Read More
Announcing the 2021 Winner of the Neahkahnie Mountain Poetry Prize
The Manzanita Writers’ Series announces the winner of the 2021 Neakahnie Mountain Poetry Prize Portland resident and regular visitor to ...
Read More
Read More
Announcing Changing Faces and New Faces
Announcing Changing Faces and New Faces Changing Faces Please join the entire Hoffman Board of Directors in thanking three departing ...
Read More
Read More
Why I Volunteer
Why I Volunteer A message from board president, Mary Roberts When I retired from a succession of fairly stressful jobs, ...
Read More
Read More
