Calendar of Events
Hybrid and Nomadic Creativity for Expression to Flourish!
Recurring Events
Pantheon Arts Community Storytelling and our partners, sponsors, and allies have many events that they host with and without us, and we are happy to help provide a shared spot to project those arrays of light!
Upcoming Events
Pantheon Arts Community Storytelling also plans out future events and is asked to share our programming on occasion. Those events are added to our upcoming events calendar as well as Eventbrite.
Collage Mixer
Collage becomes a medium for conversation as well as creativity at Studio Go’s shared creative space when you join us on November 19th. Whether you are a seasoned creator, new to collage, or just looking to make a friend or two over some craft, this event will be perfect for you.
Sign up below, we’ve only 16 seats for this first one!
Those dyadic connections, those friends and powerful bonds that you form are the first steps to rising out of a broken system, for what better way to stand together, than to make friends and art in a system built to keep us divided and behind the mask of our persona.
Open Mic/Reading at Studio GO!
Open (Poetry) Mic/Reading at Studio GO!
Pantheon Arts Community Storytelling has been invited to host an Open Mic event during the Endless Wonders Book Fest at Studio GO (in the basement of the Social Good Place), and we are so eager to share the space and event as a place for the authors from our latest book, In the Deep: Poems of Resilience and Pain, to read their poem from the book (or other poems) as well.
Since it’ll be Open Mic, we’d love for you to join us for part of those three hours (or all of it), from 3:00pm to the end of the Fest at 6:00pm. We’d love to offer you the mic and share some poetry vibes with us, but urge you to check out the Endless Wonders Book Fest that will be upstairs hosting their own array of excitement from meeting local indie authors and imprints, to signings and readings of their own.
We are grateful to Sophie and this community hub for squeezing us in last minute and can’t wait to hear from you on October 3rd while you’re there looking for your next read during National Book Month!
Parable of the Sower Book Discussion
Rose City Reads and Pantheon Arts PDX host a powerful discussion of the Parable of the Sower. Be sure to read it ahead of time!
Led by Kat, our co-founder, we utilize trauma-informed care as part of our discussion surrounding the "Parable of the Sower" by Octavia Butler. Hosted at Rose City Reads, we open the space for free to y'all with donations available to either org if you feel the desire to be generous. Only 20 slots are available, though, so be sure to secure a spot before they are gone!
Participants are expected to read the book before we meet so that we can have a circle of discussion around the prepared questions that will be linked below.
Additionally, Rose City Reads will be providing light refreshments and snacks, and we are so grateful to them for asking and offering space for us to be able to share this great story amongst each other!
Writing Sprint in Remembrance of NaNoWriMo
Find us in the Large Community Room 1B, to the left of the entrance! At the Central Multnomah County Library, 801 SW 10th Ave, Portland, Oregon, US, 97205
Join Pantheon Arts and other members of our Commune for a good ole' fashioned writing sprint at the Library on November 15th - in honor of NaNoWriMo.
We'll be there for a few hours, from 2-5pm, but feel from to come and go as you will - writing comes and flows like that, sometimes!
Hope to see you there, on Twitch for our daily November writing jog and in our Discord when it launches on November 1st!
Light snacks will be provided.
“The Beauty Behind the Pain” - Chronic Pain Project
This art exhibit will be on display at the Vancouver Community Library for two months starting on July 1st! As an organization that supports and provides space for art and connection for people with Chronic Illnesses of all kinds, this is Chronic Pain Project’s latest endeavor to create spaces that can change how people feel about their own illnesses.
Catch a look at some ephemeral beauty, and Illuminate the Invisible from July 1st to August 31st!