A transformative experience
The “Trash to Treasure” exhibit at Art at the Cave, 108 E. Evergreen Blvd., Vancouver, features sculptures by Recycled Arts Festival artist Bill Leigh made from objects found at garbage transfer stations. The exhibit runs through Jan. 29, but Leigh will attend an artist’s reception 2-4 p.m. Saturday to discuss his creative process. Light refreshments will be served. To learn more, visit billleigh.com, recycledartsfestival.com or artatthecave.com.
A fruitful endeavor
WSU Clark County Extension Master Gardener program is offering an in-person, hands-on blueberry pruning workshop from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday at the 78th Street Heritage Farm, 1919 N.E. 78th St., Vancouver. The cost is $5. View a video at home before attending class; the video can be viewed without attending the class. Registration is required at www.eventbrite.com. For more details, call 564-397-5738 or email erika.d.johnson@wsu.edu.
All the buzz
Science on Tap canceled the online presentation “What Insects Do and Why” scheduled for 7 p.m. Thursday due to a speaker scheduling error. For more information, visit www.scienceontaporwa.org.
Words to grow by
Join Clark County Poet Laureate Armin Tolentino’s Seedlings Writing Workshop, which is intended to generate new writing in a supportive community. No previous writing experience is necessary. Recommended age for participants is 16 and older. Space is limited; RSVP at armintolentino.com. This is an indoor, in-person event at Cascades Presbyterian Church, 9503 N.E. 86th St., Vancouver. All participants must wear masks.
