EPISODE · Jun 3, 2025 · 21 MIN
The Arts Hub: A Home at Last? -📍 Vancouver, WA
from I'm Into This Place
The old library building on Mill Plain may not seem like the obvious place for a thriving arts scene, but Vancouver native Christine Richardson has guided its transformation it into just that. As the facilitator of The Arts Hub and the executive director of nonprofit theARTScentered, she’s supporting local artists and fostering interdisciplinary cultural collaborations. Christine spills the beans on whether the city is ever ever ever going to open that arts center they promised us (spoiler alert - it’s good news!)Visit them at www.theartscentered.org | Instagram | FacebookTo learn more, visit the episode page.Other organizations & creatives this episode celebrates:- Opera on Tap - Kindred Vancouver🎧 Other episodes you might like:Vancouver Ballet Folklórico: Bringing the Rhythms of Mexico to Clark CountyState of the City 2026 - VancouverMusic credits: “The Flower Duet” from Lakmé - Soprano Lindsey Lefler, Mezzo-Soprano Sadie Gregg, Pianist Hannah Early with Opera on Tap.Support the show👋 Sign up for our newsletter.📣 Share your voice on our Community Voices segment.📍 Find more at imintothisplace.com.
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The old library building on Mill Plain may not seem like the obvious place for a thriving arts scene, but Vancouver native Christine Richardson has guided its transformation it into just that. As the facilitator of The Arts Hub and the executive director of nonprofit theARTScentered, she’s supporting local artists and fostering interdisciplinary cultural collaborations. Christine spills the beans on whether the city is ever ever ever going to open that arts center they promised us (spoiler al...
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