We are thrilled to announce that the Le Guin family has donated their family home to Literary Arts to turn into a writers residency. This generous gift will fulfill Ursula K. Le Guin’s lifelong mission to elevate historically underrepresented voices in literature.
Today is another BIG GIVE DAY! The prize: a $500 gift card to Backyard Bird Shop. Donate $10 or more to Literary Arts or any participating nonprofit for a chance to win this prize! Visit https://t.co/HLQbHq2VU2 to donate. Thank you for your continued support! ❤️ #giveguide
Listen to @OPB Radio this Sunday at 7pm for a special radio-exclusive episode of THE ARCHIVE PROJECT, featuring Amy Tan's Oct. 9 Portland Arts & Lectures talk. (You can stream digitally at https://t.co/Ka452KtDGe if you are outside of the broadcast area.)
TODAY'S A BIG GIVE DAY! The prize: a 2024 Orbea Kemen 40/Kemen 40 Mid from Splendid Cycles. Head to https://t.co/HLQbHq2VU2 and donate $10 or more to Literary Arts (or any participating GIG nonprofit) to be entered to win! #giveguide
Tonight on the Archive Project we have Malcolm Gladwell discussing his new book Revenge of the Tipping Point. Gladwell explores epidemics and viral behavior. You can catch this conversation on @opb tonight at 7:00 p.m. or stream later https://t.co/CEeJaxRB99.
It’s the season to #giveback! We are so excited to be a part of @willametteweek’s 2024 @giveguide. Donate to any of the participating nonprofits through Give!Guide and claim amazing incentives, be entered in raffles, & give back to our community! https://t.co/HLQbHq2VU2
We are excited to kick-off the 11th season of our radio show and podcast, The Archive Project, with a new episode featuring an interview with writer Renée Watson, and stories from her ambitious oral history project “I See My Light Shining.”
Watson was assigned to Portland, Oregon and by the end of 2023 interviewed thirty Black Portlanders about their experience living and working in the Pacific Northwest.
Today is the day! We're so excited for #PDXBookFest! 📚 Passes are $25. Kids under 17, vets, & active military attend free. $5 Arts for All passes available for Oregon Trail Card holders. Follow our Instagram stories throughout the day for images and videos from the festival!
Authors, writers, books, and community are the heart of the #PDXBookFest. Passes are available now Advance Box Office at Portland’5 Centers for the Arts’ Antoinette Hatfield Hall. Open Oct. 31-Nov. 1, from 12–6 p.m. https://t.co/9TbxwPbA6D
The Monthly Reader 📚 from Literary Arts | Join us at Portland Book Festival this Saturday, November 2. An all day all ages celebration of books, stories, and community. - https://t.co/7QH4ITM1Ol
Pickup your wristbands for #PDXBookFest. Our Advance Box Office is at Portland’5 Centers for the Arts’ Antoinette Hatfield Hall: 1111 SW Broadway, Portland. Open Wed-Fri, Oct 30-Nov 1, 12 –6 p.m. You can purchase passes here or online. Link in bio or lit https://t.co/NdGMZWMOQZ.
Amanda Bullock and two Portland Book Festival festival volunteers, chatted with @orartswatch
to discuss all things PBF! https://t.co/BiupOAhX2t
Together we make this festival a reality! Passes are available now. Head to the link in our bio or go to https://t.co/9TbxwPbA6D