Please join us for Fighting for Yes: A History of Disability Rights
A presentation on disability awareness hosted in collaboration with Double House Arts Collective, featuring artist and writer Janine Leffler and activist and author Maryann Cocoa-Leffler. There will be a presentation with a Q&A afterwards.

To learn more about the presentation, visit Maryann’s website

We do ask for a small donation to support the presenters’ time and energy. If you’d like to join and can’t donate at this time, you are welcome to just skip ahead to the RSVP. Thank you! We look forward to seeing you.

Please click on the link below to RSVP. Space is limited! Thank you! Special thanks goes to the Onion Foundation for their support of this presentation.

Celebrate 4 Years with Double House Arts Collective!
To mark our 4th year, we’re hosting a group exhibition: “The 4 Elements (All 4 One + All 4 Love).” This exhibit will be curated by the artists in our collective. We are inviting community artists to share our walls with us! Please join us for the opening on December 12.

Our openings are free and open to the public. It’s a family friendly, casual space. Please feel free to come dressed up or in your pajamas! We do accept and welcome donations to help keep our programming accessible below. Thanks!

Reframed: Calendars & Original Art by Janet Antich
Reframed showcases small-edition calendars and original artwork by Portland-based artist and animator Janet Antich (the-ink-spot), spanning 2004–2026. Janet is also a teaching artist and member of the Double House Arts Collective, and creates illustrations and animations for websites, ads, films, and music videos. Explore more of her work at the-ink-spot.

2026 Calendar Orders: Available for pre-order at the show, with editions ready in early to mid-December. Proceeds from this year’s calendar support Double House Arts Collective.

This is a relaxed, drop-in event—come by for 15 minutes or stay the whole evening. Snacks and drinks will be provided. See you there!