THE HOFFMAN CENTER FOR THE ARTS
Discover community-supported arts and culture.
Whether it’s an art show, sharing resources and perspectives or much, much more, there’s always something new to explore. Discover your inner artist or the writer you’ve always dreamed of being. Whatever your desire, come create some magic. Become a part of a vital, thriving arts and cultural community and connect with others who share your interests.
Possibility awaits you at the Hoffman Center for the Arts.
UPCOMING
Open to writers of all skill levels. Weekly sessions alternate between Quiet Writing (working on your own projects) and Word Play (writing to suggested prompts). (more…)
Coordinators from The Rainy Day Village Network will give a presentation for the Art of Aging/of Dying series (more…)
Author and Reed College professor Peter Rock will lead a generative workshop focused on writing to images. All levels welcome. (more…)
The Manzanita Writers’ Series presents author Nancy Rommelmann reading from her new book To The Bridge. (more…)
Share your enthusiasm for fiber art with fellow artists on the first and third Sundays of the month. (more…)
Join us for our monthly Board of Directors meeting. Public welcome. (more…)
Open to writers of all skill levels. Weekly sessions alternate between Quiet Writing (working on your own projects) and Word Play (writing to suggested prompts). (more…)
Share your enthusiasm for fiber art with fellow artists on the first and third Sundays of the month. (more…)
This “Fire-Flora-Fiber” workshop provides an opportunity to explore and expand your knowledge of dyes derived from plants and insects on two mediums: clay and fiber. Fire-Flora-Fiber will introduce participants to the world of natural pigments and how to apply them to fiber and clay. (more…)
Open to writers of all skill levels. Weekly sessions alternate between Quiet Writing (working on your own projects) and Word Play (writing to suggested prompts). (more…)
Holly Pruett will lead a presentation and discussion session on “Honoring the Grief of Our Lives & These Times: Cultivating the Skill of Heartbrokenness (more…)
The Manzanita Film Series presents another unique and provocative film created by filmmakers from around the Pacific Northwest. Join us as we gather to watch and to discuss. (more…)
In this one-day workshop, “Fabulous Fotos from your Smart Phone” led by photographer Dave Jensen, participants will learn how to use their smart phones to create effective compositions and capture the beauty of ordinary and extraordinary moments. (more…)
Time set aside to take down art and receive new art (more…)
The Hoffman Center Clay Studio is open three days a week to adults 18 and over for creating pottery. We welcome people of all levels and practices including hand-building, sculpting, and wheel throwing. (more…)
Open to writers of all skill levels. Weekly sessions alternate between Quiet Writing (working on your own projects) and Word Play (writing to suggested prompts). (more…)
Share your enthusiasm for fiber art with fellow artists on the first and third Sundays of the month. (more…)
Stained glass window workshop—four consecutive Thursdays starting October 4, 2018 (more…)
“Word and Image” Twelve paired artists and writers have created new work in response to pieces submitted by their partner. (more…)
THE HOFFMAN CENTER FOR THE ARTS
Discover community-supported arts and culture.
Whether it’s an art show, sharing resources and perspectives or much, much more, there’s always something new to explore. Discover your inner artist or the writer you’ve always dreamed of being. Whatever your desire, come create some magic. Become a part of a vital, thriving arts and cultural community and connect with others who share your interests.
Possibility awaits you at the Hoffman Center for the Arts.
UPCOMING
The Hoffman Center Clay Studio is open three days a week to adults 18 and over for creating pottery. We welcome people of all levels and practices including hand-building, sculpting, and wheel throwing. (more…)
Time set aside to take down art and receive new art (more…)
Open to writers of all skill levels. Weekly sessions alternate between Quiet Writing (working on your own projects) and Word Play (writing to suggested prompts). (more…)
Time set aside to hang the next show (more…)
Share your enthusiasm for fiber art with fellow artists on the first and third Sundays of the month. (more…)
Book launch event for Mark Smith’s new novel, The Osprey and the Seawolf, The Battle of the Atlantic 1942 (more…)
“Gone to the Dogs” September is Manzanita’s annual Muttzanita celebration of all things “dog” and the Hoffman Gallery will feature canine creations. (more…)
Join us for a two-session wool felting workshop, led by Portland artist, Ammi Brooks. Saturday’s session will focus on the Art of Nuno Felted Scarves and Sunday’s session will include Felted Balls, Soaps, & Flowers. (more…)
“Gone to the Dogs” September is Manzanita’s annual Muttzanita celebration of all things “dog”, the Hoffman Gallery will feature canine creations. (more…)
VOLUNTEER WITH US
Go on, be a star! Our volunteers are vital to what we do. In fact, they make our world go round. So, join our team of volunteers and make your contribution count.
HELP SUPPORT OUR WORK!
The arts are an important part of living well. They connect us with friends and family, foster creative expression, and bring joy to our lives. Your support makes that happen.
CALLING ALL CREATIVES
Got an idea for some new innovative programming? Want to teach a workshop? Or submit your work to one of our programs or publications? Use the button below to find out how.
VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT
Go on, be a star! Our volunteers are vital to what we do. In fact, they make our world go round. So, join our team of volunteers and make your contribution count.
HELP SUPPORT OUR WORK!
The arts are an important part of living well. They connect us with friends and family, foster creative expression, and bring joy to our lives. Your support makes that happen.
ARTIST SUBMISSIONS
Got an idea for some new innovative programming? Want to teach a workshop? Or submit your work to one of our programs or publications? Use the button below to find out how.
