12/16/2024
Come share your festive talents with us at Monday Mic Night, TONIGHT from 7-9pm! Sign-ups will open at 6:30pm. All ages and talents are welcome in this supportive and encouraging environment. Jingle bells welcome too!
The SCA is the centerpiece of the Sherwood Arts & Culture community – a hub for cultural activity, and a resource for local artists, and more!
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22689 SW Pine Street
Sherwood, OR
97140
Monday | 9am - 5pm |
Tuesday | 9am - 5pm |
Wednesday | 9am - 5pm |
Thursday | 9am - 5pm |
Friday | 9am - 5pm |
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The Sherwood Center for the Arts serves as the centerpiece of the Sherwood Arts & Culture community – a hub for cultural activity, and a resource for local artists, arts organizations and arts patrons to expand the Sherwood cultural experience. The Center also serves as an event center and gathering space for the residents of Sherwood and the surrounding community.
For over 15 years, the City has been guiding conversations and plans for an Arts Center in Sherwood. In June of 2001, the Sherwood Cultural Arts Commission was established to advise City Council on Cultural Arts initiatives and goals. On January 10, 2014 the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Sherwood Center for the Arts was held. February 28, 2015 was the grand opening celebration; over 2,000 people came to celebrate the culmination of over a decade of hard work, planning, community conversations and big dreams. In March, 2015 the first full-scale theatrical production was presented: Voices for the Performing Arts’ Mary Poppins featured over 60 community members of all ages in the cast, and welcomed over 2,000 audience members to the Center for the Arts. Fall 2015 saw the launch of the first arts classes, which continue to thrive each term. Through arts offerings, outreach and opportunities for facility use, the Center served more than 22,500 people in its first 18 months of operations.