What is Confluence Project?
Learn about Confluence Project, an unprecedented interpretive artwork by artist Maya Lin at seven sites along the Columbia River basin.
Plan Your Visit
Find maps, driving directions and visitor hours for each Confluence Project site.
Contribute
Join the generous community of Confluence Project donors who support a positive, prestigious and far-reaching project.
Get Involved
Become a fan on Facebook or contact the Confluence Project office to learn about volunteer opportunities in your area.
Partners
A variety of artisans, partners, community leaders, government officials and staff help bring the Confluence Project to life. Principal figures are noted here.
Contact Us
Email info@confluenceproject.org
Phone 360-693-0123
Fax 360-693-7770
Mailing Address:
1701 Broadway #144
Vancouver, WA 98663
Street Address:
1610 C Street, Suite 203
Vancouver, WA 98663
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Confluence Project/Oregon
Email celilopark@confluenceproject.org
Mailing Address:
Confluence Project/Oregon
Celilo Park
P.O. Box 42243
Portland, OR 97242
Join the Confluence Community
Find us on Facebook
By clicking the Confluence Project Facebook logo and making Confluence Project a favorite, you join a community of passionate and thoughtful folks who want to share their enthusiasm for this unique endeavor. Join our Facebook site, add your thoughts, ask questions and find out about Confluence Project.
Find us on Flickr
After traveling to one or more Confluence Project sites, share your photographs with the Confluence Project community. Click the flickr logo and upload your own photographs, or travel visually to each of the Confluence Project sites to enjoy what others have seen and photographed.
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Stay informed about all the upcoming Confluence Project events, site news and how to get involved with this unprecedented project. Just click the ENews link to sign up and receive our bi-monthly newsletter.
Confluence Project in the Schools: A National Model for Community Engagement and Change
Visit the Confluence Project Journey Book to learn all about this school-based arts education program, which linked students and teachers in grades K–12 with professional artists, tribes and community partners.
