Through thoughtful curation, we aim to shift perceptions of fiber and textile to fine art. Monday-Friday open by appointment only. Soft Opening Hours starting June 28, 2025 Saturday - Sunday 1:00-5:00

William Scofield Gallery

Located between Fort Vancouver Way and Reserve Street, this brick stadium is home of Clark College’s baseball team. With 1,500 stadium seats, it is set in a beautiful setting with protected dugouts and has clubhouse areas.

Propstra Stadium

In 2023, the City of Vancouver became the steward of the former community library building at 1007 E. Mill Plain Blvd. The City’s Culture, Arts and Heritage Commission saw this as an incredible opportunity to create a much-needed arts hub in a space that is already important to the community. The eye-catching building is well-suited to host a variety of activities and events. It is located near educational resources like the Historic Reserve and the Downtown Arts District, offering opportunities for community partnerships and space for an arts ecosystem to flourish. The building can provide space for community meetings, classes, workshops and rehearsals that support arts and culture in Vancouver. In its current condition, there is an occupancy limit of 49 people.

Vancouver Arts Hub Building

heARTScentered is a 501c3 non profit organization in Vancouver, WA, working to provide resources, space, professional expertise, and collaborative opportunities to local performing artists & arts/culture groups and organizations since 2021.

theARTScentered

Jebale Coffee is a family-owned coffee shop in Vancouver, WA, serving specialty coffee made from sustainably sourced, single-origin Ugandan beans. Visit the cozy café at The Portal for freshly roasted coffee, espresso drinks, and baked goods while supporting farming communities in Uganda.

Jebale Coffee

Constructed in 1879, Civil War General Oliver Otis Howard and his family were the first of many to enjoy the house's traditional wrap-around porch and intimate courtyard. Now you and your guests are invited to host meetings in the state-of-the-art conference room, or celebrate relaxed receptions on the patio. Take a stroll through the heritage rose garden, located just off the courtyard and tended by the Fort Vancouver Rose Society.

O.O. Howard House

First constructed in 1904, the newly renovated Artillery Barracks is a must-see part of your [visit to Fort Vancouver](https://www.visitvancouverwa.com/things-to-do/historic-sites-and-museums/fort-vancouver/). Although originally built as a place to house 240 soldiers who were trained to go into combat with cannons and other mounted guns, its elegantly-restored tin ceilings, historically accurate white-oak hardwood floors, and state-of-the-art audio visual equipment make each room an ideal setting for meetings, weddings, and celebrations.

Artillery Barracks at Fort Vancouver

Together, Harper's Playground and the City of Vancouver re-built the play structure at Marshall Park, making it fully accessible. This project addresses the city’s need for accessible public outdoor play spaces through the redesign and construction of an inclusive playground. The original Chelsea Anderson Memorial Play Station (CHAMPS) is a vital part of Marshall Park. Harper’s Playground honors the memory of Chelsea Anderson and the heartfelt generosity of the donors and members of the Vancouver Fire Department who made this memorial possible.

Marshall Park

Experience the beautiful and historic 1919 charm of the E.B. Hamilton Hall. Your neighborhood space for weddings, receptions, holiday parties and community events for 20-200 people.

Red Cross Community Room

Marshall Community Center features a variety of affordable, rentable spaces which are perfect for any special occasion. Whether you are hosting an upcoming wedding, reception, birthday party, business meeting, graduation party or any other special event, you'll find accommodating spaces and helpful staff at Marshall Center.

Marshall & Luepke Community Center

Fort Vancouver has a long history of hosting cross country events dating back to 2001 when it was selected as the site for the USA Men’s and Women’s National Championships/World Cross Country Trials. 

The Fort Vancouver course is a rolling, European-style layout consisting of two kilometer loops on grass. The moderately challenging course features sections of flat, uphill and downhill grades, providing the necessary variation expected in a national championship competition.

Fort Vancouver National Historic Site

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