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January 2019
Race and Equity in Oregon's Logging Culture
Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center invites people of all ages to a monthly series of interactive events examining issues of race and social justice through the lens of Oregon's history.
In sharing and discussing the history of the segregated logging community of Maxville, OR we invite you to a shared exploration of personal and cultural heritage in the Pacific Northwest.
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June 2018
Building on the success of a merged celebration this year, the Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center and Wallowa Resources will once again combine the Maxville Gathering and the Watershed Festival at the Wallowa County Fairgrounds on June 29, 2018.
This event is funded in part by the City of Enterprise.
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January 2018
We're excited to premier our traveling exhibit, "Timber Culture". at the State Capitol, our opening day presentation is January 29, 2018. We're here through February 15th.
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October 2017
Editorial - National African American Museum of History and Cultural
Silje Christoffersen, of Enterprise, works as a youth stewardship education program intern at Wallowa Resources.
Silje reports on the message from Smithsonian's Marion McGee and Silje's excitement to participate in local cultural heritage.
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May 2017
June 30th at the Wallowa County Fairgrounds in Enterprise.
We're excited to work with Wallowa Resources to deliver a rich collection of historical and cultural, rural stewardship activities that benefits our whole community and brings together our past, present and future.
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February 2016
The Smithsonian Institution opened its newest museum, the National Museum of African American History and Culture Sept. 24, 2016. The celebration continues and reaches beyond Washington, D.C., to [CITY] as [VENUE] presents “A Place for All People: Introducing the National Museum of African American History and Culture.” The commemorative poster exhibition will be on view in Joseph, Baker City, La Grande, Pendleton and Ontario, and touring Eastern Oregon throughout March and April.
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February 2016
The Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center (MHIC) is bringing "York" to Enterprise for a one-time-only performance at 7 p.m. Saturday, March 5, at The OK Theatre. Doors open at 6p.m. Savory refreshments are available in the concession area and there will be an after performance discussion with the audience and actor following the play.
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January 2015
Official relationship established between EOU Multicultural Center & Maxville
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January 2015
Crowd-sourced history survey seeks African-American history sites
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January 2015
Milestone one of three for 2014
