So Much Together

So Much Together celebrates the abundance of imaginative and collaborative work shaping lives and the land in the Pacific Northwest. These free, all-ages workshops expand possibilities for bringing greater imagination and collaboration into our own work and communities through a blend of presentations, conversations, activities, and reflection.

Click here to view a list of past workshops, including links to presentation recordings.

Upcoming Workshops

The new season of So Much Together workshops will be announced in early 2025.

Accessibility

We aim to provide detailed information regarding venue accessibility—including public transportation options, parking, building access, restrooms, and more—for all of our public events. To find specific information for an event, please refer to the individual event listing. If you have questions about this information or would like to request accommodations, please contact r.medina@oregonhumanities.org.

What to Expect During a Workshop

At each event, guest presenters share their work through storytelling, diverse media, and dialogue. Participants are invited to ask questions, have conversations, and collaborate on projects and activities designed by presenters to inspire meaningful engagement with the ideas and processes that make this great work happen.

So Much Together is open to the public and free to attend. These workshops are for anyone interested in better understanding how collaborative and imaginative work is shaping lives and the land in Oregon and the Pacific Northwest. They can be particularly relevant to people who are interested in deepening collaborative and imaginative qualities in their own work and exploring how their work aligns with existing endeavors. People who are early in their careers or at crossroads may find inspiration, connection, belonging, and joy in So Much Together.

Workshops focus on themes explored in Oregon Humanities magazine. Guest presenters will include magazine contributors and people nominated by the public, including Oregon Humanities staff and partner organizations.