I’m Into This Place

Writing the First Draft of History| The Columbian Newspaper Local, independent journalism is struggling. (And that’s not news at all…) But here in SW Washington, the history of our community can’t be separated from the history of our local newspaper. Owned and operated by people who actually live here. We’re deep-diving into the history of […]

Art Revolutionizes Main Street| Ridgefield Art Gallery On a corner of Main Street Ridgefield, something remarkable is happening. A professional art gallery, exhibiting a new show every single month, has opened up in the old hardware store. It’s bringing life and beauty to a relatively sleepy downtown, and it’s changing Ridgefield’s whole vibe. For more

Your Favorites to See, Do, & Eat PLUS June’s events not to miss! Hear about upcoming events for June, 2026. And hear YOUR favorite creative places & people, and things to do, see, and eat. This special episode shouts out some of the best of Clark County! For more information, visit: https://imintothisplace.com/episodes/your-recommendations-may-25 https://imintothisplace.com/episodes/june-2026-events

12,000 Years of Local History | Chinook Nation, WA Sam Robinson, Vice Chair of the Chinook Nation, shares about the 12,000 years of Chinook history in SW Washington and NW Oregon. His stories take us from the Cathlapotle Plankhouse in Ridgefield, up the coast on a canoe journey, and through millennia of visual art that’s

Mini Zines, Massive Impact | Couve Zine Swap Do you like making zines? Do you even know what zines are? Couve Zine Swap is on a mission to build a thriving zine community in Clark County, fostering connection, creativity, and gentle analogue resistance to an overly digital world. Whether you love to draw, write, or

Poetry as Radical Resistance | Ghost Town Poetry Founded in 2004, Ghost Town Poetry Open Mic has always been about providing a platform for poets and poetry lovers to explore and navigate the world through art together. With monthly open mic nights, writing workshops, and some published works, no matter if you are an artist

April’s Local Arts & Culture Events (and introducing Careers Unchecked!) April is National Poetry Month! Check out some of the literary and literary-adjacent events coming up this month. And have you heard of the micro bookstore someone opened on their front porch? We let you in on that little secret, too! We’re also excited to

State of the City 2026:Vancouver’s Mayor Talks Arts & Culture In this episode, we share our key takeaways from this year’s State of the City address. Listen in for a recap of the exciting announcements about arts, culture, and heritage in our community. For more information, visithttps://imintothisplace.com/episodes/state-of-the-city-2026

100-Year-Old Sculptor James Lee Hansen James Lee Hansen, a 100 year old artist from Battle Ground, is considered one of the most innovative and important sculptors in the Pacific Northwest. Making over 700 pieces during his lifetime, his work has been seen all over the country from Portland to Washington, DC. What an honor to

The Stories Beneath Our Streets: Two Rivers Heritage Museum The Two Rivers Heritage Museum is a space lovingly crafted to protect local history. Exhibits like hand tools, textiles, baskets, and other artifacts tell the thousands-of-years’ story of the Camas-Washougal region. Julianne Lawrance, our tour guide, is the first Executive Director of the museum and is