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The Wild Arts Festival is an art show and book fair celebrating nature through local art books. Photo courtesy of Portland Audubon.

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WEB November 4 2022.

. WEB Pastelist and oil painter Amanda Houston of Cornelius is one of the artists and authors at the Portland Audubons 43rd Annual Wild Arts Festival fundraiser Nov. WEB October 23 2020. WEB Portland Audubons 40th Wild Arts Festival.

The Wild Arts Festival returns for its 42nd Annual fundraiser as the Northwests premier show and sale of nature-related art and books with proceeds. WEB Portland Audubons 43rd Annual Wild Arts Festival Returns November 1819 to Viking Pavilion on the Portland State University Campus. WEB January 19 2023.

Terms of Use Takedown Policy Submit. Celebrating nature in the work of regionally and nationally known. Bird Alliance of Oregons 43rd Annual Wild Arts Festival Returns November 18 19.

Saturday November 18 2023 1000 AM. Wild Arts Festival Brings Crowds for Nature Art and Books. Celebrate nature the arts and the art of nature virtually at this years Wild Arts Festival.

Celebrate art literature and nature at the Portland Audubons Wild Arts Festival. Saturday December 10th 2022 1000 AM - 0500 PM. 554 PM PDT October 26 2023.

WEB October 2 2023. Sunday November 19 2023 500 PM. For 43 years the festival has brought.

Nov 18 19 2023 10am-5pm. By Sarah Swanson Event Specialist. 633 PM PDT October 26 2023.

WEB Wild Arts Festival Portland Oregon. Contact the Wild Arts Festival. Learn more about Portland Audubon.

PORTLAND Oregon In this weeks Lets Get Out. Portland State University Viking Pavilion. For two days in December the Viking Pavilion at Portland.

Get all the latest updates from EverOut the only guide you need to things to do in Portland. The 43rd annual Wild Arts Festival will be back at the Portland State Viking Pavilion to celebrate art literature and nature on the. WEB Portland Audubons Wild Arts Festival.

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