On an average afternoon at the Crossroads Carnegie Art Center in Baker City, Oregon, you might hear children talking and laughing in ballet class and see local art adorning the walls. Home to local artists, the center serves around 12,000 eastern Oregonians and guests each year in a beautiful, historic 1909 Carnegie Library building with
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Blog Archives - Page 11 of 16 - Cultural Advocacy Coalition of Oregon
February 19, 2022
Back in the Lobby Saddle Again!
CACO members! Please lift your voices with us to help Oregon’s arts and culture sector recover strong. Although HB 4040 won’t be moving forward, we do know that legislators have been tasked with crafting a $100 million economic development funding package to help in recovery of the pandemic. We must ensure that the creative economy’s important
February 11, 2022
News from the legislature on HB 4040!
The Oregon Legislature is meeting this week and members of the Cultural Advocacy Coalition of Oregon have been working hard to advocate for HB 4040. Ginger Savage, CACO board member and executive director of Crossroads Carnegie Art Center in Baker City, testified in support of HB 4040 in the House Economic Recovery and Prosperity Committee earlier
February 3, 2022
Bringing a diverse ghost town back to life
In the 1920s, Jim Crow laws prevented Black people from living, working, and buying land in Oregon. But Black, European, and immigrant people worked together in a little town called Maxville in Wallowa County. The Bowman Hicks Lumber Company recruited loggers from the south and Midwest, 15 percent of whom were Black. The Black and
February 1, 2022
Welcome, new board members!
On Friday, January 27, the Cultural Advocacy Coalition Board of Directors met and elected new members. They represent diversity across ethnic backgrounds and geographical areas across Oregon: Jenny Green (she/her/hers), chair of the Oregon Arts Commission and founder of the Jenny Green Gallery in Bend; board member of Scalehouse Collaborative for the Arts Cassie Greer