Cultural Centers & Resources – Portland, Oregon, USA
Cultural Centers & Resources – Portland, Oregon Travel Guide
Here’s a list of websites for other cultural centers and resources in Portland:
- Visit the Center for Native American Art in the Portland Art Museum
www.tfaoi.com/newsm1/n1m206.htm - Check out Portland’s beautiful Japanese Garden
www.japanesegarden.com - And the Classical Chinese Garden
www.portlandchinesegarden.org - The World Forestry and Cultural Center
www.worldforestry.org/museum.html - Learn about Oregon’s history by visiting the Oregon Historical Center
www.ohs.org - Get metaphysical at Portland’s Zen Center
www.dharma-rain.org - For a comprehensive list of Jewish centers and organizations in the Portland
area
www.jewishportland.com - Visit the Japan-America Society of Oregon.
www.jaso.org/resources.html
- Portland’s History, via the Portland Historical Society
www.ohs.org - Regional Arts & Culture Council
www.racc.org/ - Portland Wired Music, Dance & Stage
www.portlandwired.com/pdx01.html - Culture Finder
- Portland Alternative Art Club
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