THE HOFFMAN CENTER FOR THE ARTS
Discover community-supported arts and culture.
The Hoffman Center for the Arts is a place for people to explore arts and culture, create new works, and connect to a fun and welcoming community.
We focus on engaging participants through a variety of creative pursuits: workshops in clay and visual arts, an open clay studio, author readings, writing workshops and publications, intimate musical performances, film screenings and discussions, conversation series, and horticulture.
Whatever your desire, come create some magic and become a part of a vital, thriving arts and cultural community..
UPCOMING
Internal meeting (more…)
Donor Appreciation Party (more…)
Author Leni Zumas reads from her latest book, Red Clocks. (more…)
Conversations and presentations on the topic of dying. (more…)
Internal meeting (more…)
Pollinators and Botanicals: A Colored Pencil Workshop (more…)
May Gallery Show put in Place (more…)
Personal Storytelling with Shay Knorr. (more…)
PoetryFest with John Sibley Williams (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…)
Band Set up (more…)
Ben Rosenblum Trio (more…)
Author John Larison leads a workshop called Finding the Start of Your Story (more…)
Authors in Conversation: John Larison and Nick Dybek (more…)
Clear most of building for library sale (more…)
Setting up for the Book Sale (more…)
Open to the Public! Friends of North Tillamook Library book and magazine sale. (more…)
Time for the Library Friends to break down the book sale and remove books. (more…)
Naturalist and author Ruby McConnell leads a workshop on “Writing the Wild” at the Alder Creek Farm. (more…)
Author Ruby McConnell reads from her latest work. (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…)
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
Internal Meeting (more…)
Board Meeting ~ Writing Lounge (more…)
Author Apricot Irving leads a workshop called “Point of View in Memoir: Playing with Perspective” (more…)
Author Apricot Irving in conversation with Deborah Reed. (more…)
All Day Board Planning Retreat (more…)
Conversations and presentations on the topic of dying. (more…)
Films about the Northwest, or by Northwest film makers. (more…)
Intro to Painting in Oil & Cold Wax (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.
