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April 2021
Call for Artists for Tiny Art Show at the Camas Public Library
The Camas Library is seeking submissions for its Tiny Art Show. Artists ages 13 years and older can register to pick up a tiny art kit from now until April 9 (or while supplies last). The kit includes a 3"x3" canvas and easel, acrylic paint, brushes and air-dry clay. Return the kit to the library by Friday, April 30, to be part of the exhibit. The show will run through the month of May in the main lobby of the…
Find out more »Vancouver Women’s Show
Produced by VP Shows, and hosted by the Clark County Event Center. Find the latest in fashion, health, beauty, hair and make-up, family help and self-improvement.Clark County
Find out more »Downtown Vancouver’s Flower Basket Program
Vancouver’s Downtown Association flower basket program will return mid-May with 95 baskets adding color and vibrancy. Baskets will showcase community pride and resiliency as the public is welcomed back into downtown. Donations are sought to make the effort possible. Your donation is tax-deductible due to the association's nonprofit status. Donors' names will be included as a 2021 Flower Basket Program donor on the website. Visit https://vdausa.org/vda-programs/downtown-flower-basket-program/ for more details.
Find out more »Q&A with Nomadland author Jessica Bruder
Jessica Bruder, a journalism professor at Columbia University and a former staff writer at The Oregonian, will discuss "Nomadland: Surviving America in the 21st Century," the basis for the Oscar-nominated film, with Allan Brettman, also a former staff writer at The Oregonian. Brettman also served as business editor at The Columbian. An audience Q&A will follow their discussion. The event, 5 p.m. Tuesday, April 13, is free, and participants are encouraged to donate to the Dee Anne Finken Internship at…
Find out more »Friends of Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge Spring Break Youth Art Contest
Friends of Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge is hosting a Spring Break Youth Art Contest. The deadline to submit art is April 11. The contest open to K-8th grade students—residing in the Ridgefield School District, Clark County and the Portland-Metro area, including those who are homeschooled or belong to a youth/art program. The contest will encourage youth to get outside or visit the refuge during the break. Artwork must depict an animal, plant species, landscape, feature of Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge,…
Find out more »Springtime at Pomeroy Farm Photo Ops
Bring your family to Pomeroy Farm and capture shots at your own private photoshoot. Bring your own photographer or take your own photos featuring this historic farm (photographer not included). Scenes and props available for use include Lemonade Stand, Gardening, Wash Day, Flower Truck. The cost is $30 for one hour of private access to the historic farm grounds. Reservations are required at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/springtime-at-the-farm-photo-ops-tickets-147865546831.
Find out more »Free Virtual Fitness Classes for Seniors
The Silver & Fit program is offering free fitness classes live every weekday at 10 a.m. View the videos either on Facebook: facebook.com/SilverandFit or YouTube: youtube.com/user/silverandfit Monday: Low Impact Cardio Tuesday: Easy Going Yoga Wednesday: Body Weight Exercises Thursday: Balance & Flexibility Friday: Friday Mixer (mash-up of the favorites of the week) View past videos on the links above.
Find out more »CANCELED/SUSPENDED – Vancouver Baha’i Center gathering
CANCELED/SUSPENDED DUE TO CONCERNS ABOUT COVID-19. Join for an informal gathering in a spiritual atmosphere to share prayers and read Holy writings from all faiths together. These gatherings create an important, integrated way for people of all ages united by the lofty purpose of connecting with a higher power. Held every Sunday.
Find out more »Vancouver Farmers Market
Local farm products, original artisan creations and quality prepared foods, home to more than 250 vendors. Attendees will discover fresh and local produce, flowers, plants, baked goods, delicious food, pet treats, and accessories for yourself, home or garden. The market will continue through Oct. 31. The market is open Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Esther and West Eighth streets. Shoppers are asked to wear face masks, keep a safe…
Find out more »“Birding by Ear” Zoom Class
TreeSong Nature Awareness Center hosts “Birding by Ear — Migrant Birds” via Zoom from 5 to 6:30 p.m. April 11. Registration is required and closes at 4 p.m. on the day of class; register at www.treesongnatureawareness.org/online-birding-classes. The cost is $5 to $20 on a sliding scale. The link to each Zoom meeting will be sent out to attendees the day before the class. Instructor Laura Whittemore brings her knowledge and passion for birding to an online class that will help…
Find out more »Online Zoom Codependents Anonymous Blue Book Meeting
We have gone virtual. This is a CoDA 12-step group for adult men and women whose common purpose is recovery from codependence and the development and maintenance of healthy relationships and boundaries. For more information, email Bob at Bob.aerofun@gmail.com
Find out more »JA Inspire Virtual
Junior Achievement of Oregon and Southwest Washington is hosting a self-guided virtual program open to middle and high school students looking to explore career opportunities in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. The program will be open through June 10 and participants will have access to the program for the entire 90 days. Join for webinars, educational opportunities and career resources from 50+ organizations across Oregon and Southwest Washington. Students will be able to submit questions and browse an array…
Find out more »Q&A with Nomadland author Jessica Bruder
Jessica Bruder, a journalism professor at Columbia University and a former staff writer at The Oregonian, will discuss "Nomadland: Surviving America in the 21st Century," the basis for the Oscar-nominated film, with Allan Brettman, also a former staff writer at The Oregonian. Brettman also served as business editor at The Columbian. An audience Q&A will follow their discussion. The event, 5 p.m. Tuesday, April 13, is free, and participants are encouraged to donate to the Dee Anne Finken Internship at…
Find out more »Washington Native Plant Society Hosts Lecture, Hikes for Native Plant Month
April is National Native Plant Appreciation Month. The Washington Native Plant Society, in collaboration with partner organizations, is eager to celebrate the beauty and importance of our native flora through education and advocacy. This year’s focus highlights the special relationship of native pollinators such as bees, butterflies, moths and birds to Washington's native plants. At 10 a.m. April 10, hear from author and advocate Dr. Doug Tallamy in an online presentation: “A Guide to Restoring the Little Things that Run…
Find out more »CANCELED/SUSPENDED – EnhanceFitness — Camas
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELED/SUSPENDED DUE TO CONCERNS ABOUT COVID-19. EnhanceFitness, an evidence-based group exercise program, helps adults age 60 and over, at all levels of fitness, become more active, energized and empowered to sustain independent lives. Donations are welcome but not required to participate in this class. For more information, call 360-694-8144.
Find out more »Free Virtual Fitness Classes for Seniors
The Silver & Fit program is offering free fitness classes live every weekday at 10 a.m. View the videos either on Facebook: facebook.com/SilverandFit or YouTube: youtube.com/user/silverandfit Monday: Low Impact Cardio Tuesday: Easy Going Yoga Wednesday: Body Weight Exercises Thursday: Balance & Flexibility Friday: Friday Mixer (mash-up of the favorites of the week) View past videos on the links above.
Find out more »Introduction to Mushroom Identification
This class will cover the basics of mushroom identification for beginners, including mushrooms’ physical features, lifestyles, ecology and fun anecdotes about mushroom oddities and beauty. The species presented are mostly from the Pacific Northwest, but the basic identification skills are the same for mushrooms anywhere. Leah Bendlin is a Portland based mushroom and community science enthusiast. She caught the mycology bug after her first outing hunting chanterelles with a friend. Amazed at the diversity of mushrooms that day, she set…
Find out more »Virtual Professional Connections weekly meeting
Professional Connections meets Mondays at noon virtually on Zoom. Go to www.zoom.com, click on Join a Meeting, enter 809-245-6202, enter password 311397 (if prompted). The meetings give like-minded professionals have the opportunity to network with fellow business owners, workers, sole proprietors and entrepreneurs. There is a featured speaker at each meeting. Find out more at www.professionalconnections.biz
Find out more »CANCELED/SUSPENDED – EnhanceFitness — Vancouver Clinic Vancouver Plaza Neighborhood Clinic
THIS GROUP HAS BEEN CANCELED/SUSPENDED DUE TO CONCERNS ABOUT COVID-19. EnhanceFitness, an evidence-based group exercise program, helps adults age 60 and over, at all levels of fitness, become more active, energized and empowered to sustain independent lives. Donations are welcome but not required to participate in this class. For more information, call 360-694-8144.
Find out more »HOPE Dementia Support Group
HOPE Dementia support group's mission is to provide support, education and advocacy to individuals caring for people with all types of dementia. Groups are held online via Zoom. Visit www.hopedementiasupport.org to find a day and time. Call the facilitator listed for the group you would like to join or call 360-513-5754 and someone will assist.
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