Art, Writing & Poetry
Give Thanks
by Bill Cahalan This piece was originally published in Perspectives in Bioregional Education, edited by Frank Traina and... Read More
Cascadia Field Guide: Art, Ecology, Poetry
Edited by Derek Sheffield, CMarie Fuhrman, and Elizabeth Bradfield, published by Mountaineer Books, officially releases on March 1,... Read More
Cascadian Zen
by Paul E Nelson, Founding Director, Cascadia Poetics Lab This piece was originally published in Cascadia Spoke, a... Read More
Cascadia in Action: Arte Noir & Black Spacification
by Yogi Uriah This piece was originally published in Cascadia Spoke, a community publication dedicated to raising awareness... Read More
Breath Work
by Kim Goldberg This piece was originally published in Cascadia Spoke, a community publication dedicated to raising awareness... Read More
The Detective from Geoduck Street: The Matter of Cascadia
A brand new Cascadian novel has just been released! A Detective from Geoduck Street by Sylvester Olson is 'an epic fantasy', noir no good gritty crime, scifi novel for the Pacific Northwest!
Read MoreCascadia Art Museum opens its doors in Edmonds, a home for “Pacific Northwest Art”
This past September, the first Cascadia Art Museum opened it's doors in Edmonds, Washington, and has been enjoying a great early success with several great, Pacific Northwest focused exhibitions. Cascadia opened its doors with a mission to celebrate art and artists within the Cascadia bioregion, from the sweeping mountains of the Continental Divide to the Pacific Oceans, and is currently the only museum in the Northwest to focus on the time period of the late 19th century, through the 1960's.
Read MoreEvent Reportbacks: Cascadia Presentations and Table at Seattle AWP Conference
More than 13,000 writers and readers, and over 700 exhibitors were represented at the Association for Writers and Writing Programs Conference that took place at the Washington Convention Center in Seattle last month. Both CascadiaNow! and the Cascadia Poetry Festival had a table, and Cascadia was well represented with speakers and workshops during the weekend
Read MoreBC Poets to Cruise to Cascadia Poetry Festival
Heading for Cascadia Poetry Festival, happening May 1-4 in Seattle? Join a bunch of us on the Poets Cruise aboard the Victoria Clipper passenger ferry, departing downtown Victoria on Wednesday, April 30, at 6:00 pm. We will arrive in downtown Seattle at 8:45 pm.
Read MoreSalish Sea Planning Conference (Saturday April 26th)
The Salish Sea Planning Conference is a one day planning session for organizers, and those looking to be involved from Victoria, Vancouver, Bellingham, Everett, Snohomish, Seattle, Whidbey Island, Seattle, Bellevue, Tacoma, Olympia and Port Townsend (everyone else is welcome as well).
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