Art & Culture

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers operates and maintains Bonneville Lock and Dam for hydropower production, fish and wildlife protection, recreation, and navigation. Visitors can experience the operation of two…

Founded by Gorge artists in 2006, the Gorge Artists Open Studios Tour is a yearly public tour showcasing the wonderful art of Gorge artists and providing insight into the environment in…

The Museum is located in one of three original locktender’s houses, built in 1905, in the Port of Cascade Locks Marine Park. The Museum overlooks the original lock and canal built…

A 4.5 mile walking tour of public art in Hood River. Visit website for more information including map and audio tour.

Located in downtown Hood River, 301 Gallery is open seven days a week

Columbia Center for the Arts is a community art center that offers both art and entertainment. Our center features an impressive art gallery, an intimate and versatile "black box" theater,…

The History Museum is dedicated to the collection, preservation, and display of valuable documents, photographs, and artifacts that reflect and portray the story of Hood River County and the Mid-Columbia…

As the first woman to own a bronze foundry in the United States, Heather Söderberg’s sculptures have earned her regional and world wide attention, including the “Sacagawea, Pompi, and Seaman”…

Built in 1993 next to the Ries-Thompson House, the oldest remaining residence in Parkdale (circa 1900), the museum and the house are designated as a National Historic Site. Surrounded by…