Arts And Culture

Sly Stone, an electrifying musician, songwriter and showman whose Sly and the Family Stone transformed popular music in the 1960s and ’70s, has died. He was 82.

Founded in 1942 by Portland’s Chinese immigrants to raise funds for China’s defense in World War II, the Yat Sing Music Club perseveres in preserving Cantonese opera through ongoing rehearsals and community outreach, despite declining membership and limited interest from younger generations.

We sit down with Toni Pimble to talk about her career and her hopes for the company as she prepares to leave her role in June.

From custom-made guitars to individually soldered effects pedals, Portland has a vibrant boutique audio-manufacturing industry closely intertwined with the local music scene.

Eugene’s National Dance Week celebration featured inclusive performances, with DanceAbility International showcasing Kelcie Laube leading a powerful routine shaped around her unique movement and ability.

Travis Pond is a metalsmith who sees something special in salvaged metal, giving everything from flatware to tractor parts a new life as intricate sculptures.

Several of the state's authors and writers won 2025 Oregon Book Awards Monday from Portland-based nonprofit Literary Arts.

Uli Kirchler carves whimsical telescoping castles out of gnarly pieces of burl wood. He says he collaborates with nature, coaxing magic from wood.

Executive Director Gabriella Calicchio joins us to talk about what OSF will do to appeal to audiences and regain financial footing — in the short and long term.

Kazsia Connelly — an 18-year-old member of the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde — aims to pursue a career in acting and promote strong Indigenous representation in mainstream media.