Upcoming Events
September 2010


Night Life

5 Fusion & Sushi Bar Wall Street in Bend 541-323-2328 September 5 Doug Rychard
September 12 Rick Karvasales
September 19 Bill Keale
September 26 TBD

10 Barrel Brewing Company Galveston Street, Bend www.10Barrel.com

Les Schwab Amphitheatre
Les Schwab Concerts
September 17 Willie Nelson Concert

Live at the Ranch Summer Concert Series
Black Butte Ranch
Sunday, September 5, 6pm Curtis Salgado.  877-290-5296, www.BlackButteRanch.com/concerts.

McMenamins –Old St. Francis School
September 1, MOSLEY WOTTA, 7pm
September 2, THE ASCETIC JUNKIES, 7pm
September 8, McMenamins Residency Series FRUITION Acoustic string music, 7pm
September 9 McMenamins Residency Series FRUITION, 7pm
September 10 McMenamins Residency Series FRUITION, 7pm
September 15 FINN RIGGINS Indie rock, 7pm
September 18 Halfway to St. Patrick’s Day ERIC TOLLEFSON & THE WORLD’S GREATEST LOVERS TUNE DAWGS 2:30pm
September 19, 2010 - O’Kanes Square Oktoberfest MOON MOUNTAIN RAMBLERS Bluegrass, country & more BOXCAR STRING BAND, HIGH FIVE POLKA All day

September 22 McMenamins and opbmusic.org presents, Great Northwest Music TourTRUTH & SALVAGE COMPANY, 7 pm
September 23 RINDY & MARV ROSS, 7 pm
September 29 BLACKSTRAP Blues, roots & alt-country 7 pm
September 30, 2010 BRENT ALAN & HIS FUNKY FRIENDS Funky soulful dance party 7 pm 541-382-5174, www.mcmenamins.com

Community Concerts in Redmond
ABBAMania September 26, trumpeter Guy Few November 14, illusionist Ted Outerbridge from Canada February 20, harpist/dancer Anna Maria Mendieta on March 27 and popera IL VOCE April 17 at the Clyde Moore Auditorium at Redmond High School on Sundays 2-6:30pm $35. 541-350-7222 or redmondcca@hotmail.com. www.redmondcca.org

Midtown Ballroom September 21 Atmosphere is playing at the Midtown Ballroom on September 21 with a live band and label-mates Blueprint and Grieves & Budos.

Redmond’s Free Summer Concert Series
Music On The Green
September 8 The Hokulea Dancers  

Seventh Mountain Resort Summer Concert Series 6:30-8:30pm 
Sept. 3  Sweet Harlots  www.seventhmountain.com.  

Silver Moon Brewery
September 4 The Physical Hearts
September 7 Open Mic with Tall Adam
September 10 Empty Space Orchestra
September 22 Ruby Dee and the Snakehandlers
September 23 Emma Hill and her Gentlemen Callers, John Shipe
Friday, October 1 Tomorrow’s Bad Seeds/ Passafire
Saturday, October 2 Redwood Plan/ Yenn
Tuesday, October 5 Open Mic with Tall Adam
Saturday, October 16 Blackstrap
Friday, October 22 Water Tower Bucket Boys
Saturday, October 23 David Bowers Colony
Saturday, October 30 Moon Mountain Ramblers 541-388-8331- www.silvermoonbrewing.com

The Riverhouse September 26, October 10, 24, November 14, 28, December 12 – Swing Sundays Betty Berger Big Band

Tower Theatre – Bend
September 3, 6:30-8:30pm – Art Walk Performance Showcase A night showcasing the talent of four local groups: Cat Call Productions, Bend Experimental Art Theatre (B.E.A.T.), Cascades Theatrical Company, and Gotta Dance.
September 8, 8pm – The Thermals & The Autonomics - gritty post-pop-punk with one of Portland’s best indie rock bands! 
September 17-19, 22-25, - Little Shop of Horrors - Cat Call Productions
September 28, 7:30pm – High Desert Chamber Music: Catgut Trio
September 29, 8pm – Blind Pilot & Sara Jackson-Holman post-pop-punk with one of Portland’s best indie rock bands!  541-317-0700, www.towertheatre.org

MUSEUM EVENT
CALENDAR

Deschutes County Historical Society Open Tuesdays- Saturdays, 10am -4:30pm 541-389-1813 www.deschuteshistory.org

High Desert Museum
The Otter Den A play space where ages two to five can romp, play and be creative. September’s weekly themes: bouncing balls, painting, blocks, and bubbles! 10 am-2 pm Children must be accompanied by an adult. $5 per child daily,
September 3 Exhibit Opening: James B. Thompson: The Vanishing Landscape This Oregon artist’s paintings and prints exploring the transformation of the American West. Art critic Bob Hicks of The Oregonian called Thompson’s paintings “ravishing … a considered and sophisticated grappling with matters of space, color and mark-making.”
September 10 Museum Members Annual Meeting 6-8pm
September 14 High Desert History Curator’s Series: Exploration and Empire Tuesdays, 6:30 - 9:30pm.
September 16 Teachers Night Out
September 18 Exhibit Opening: Year of the Forest Part 3: Forest Health
September 21 High Desert History Curator’s Series: Trappers, Traders and Mountain Men
September 26 Exhibit Closing: Sin in the Sagebrush
September 27 28 Backpack Explorers Series: Wild Frontier
September 28 High Desert History Curator’s Series: Emigrants, Adventurers and Manifest Destiny
541-382-4754, www.highdesertmuseum.org

Jefferson County Historical Museum Madras
Ongoing exhibit of historical photos in the OSU extension office. 541-475-3808 or 541-475-6075

Sunriver Nature Center & Observatory Tuesday thru Saturday 10am-4pm.
September 2, 7:30pm-8:30 pm  CONSTELLATIONS – Pictures in the Sky.  Many star patterns have a story to tell us.  Learn to identify constellations in our night sky.
September 4, 8pm. HOW BIG IS BIG? A wonderful astronomy presentation that puts the universe in perspective. 
September 3 and 17    7–8pm OWL PROWLS. Take a walk with a naturalist at dusk to explore and see the different nocturnal creatures at Sunriver. 
September 7 New Fall/Winter hours begin at Sunriver Nature Center & Observatory. Nature Center 10am–4pm www.sunrivernaturecenter.org for details.
September 24, 7-8pm  Seeding a Sense of Place with Gail Wells. 541-593-4394 or www.sunrivernaturecenter.org

The Museum at Warm Springs Weekends thru Sept. Living Traditions educational demonstrations Thru –Oct 10 Baskets Tell A Story Exhibit October 11–Jan. 2011 Annual Tribal Member Art Exhibit 541-553-3331 www.warmsprings.com/museum

SPECIAL EVENTS

NorthWest Crossing Neighborhood Center Saturday Markets, thru September 25, 10am-2pm www.northwestcrossing.com

First Friday Art Walk Performing Arts Showcase September 3, 5-9pm at the Tower Theatre for celebration of our local performing arts Little Shop of Horrors, Greenwood Playhouse, BEAT, Gotta Dance, Evil Dead, and Improv by Triage. Free champagne and wine bar. Appetizers by Typhoon. $5 suggested donation at the door Proceeds benefit The Tower Theatre Foundation

Maragas Winery Central Oregon Grape Stomp September 4, 11am-8pm First Annual Maragas Winery Central Oregon Grape Stomp - you get to hop in the vat and stomp grapes just like Lucy! $10. Tickets include tastes for 3 wines, complimentary logo glass to first 300 visitors. Kids welcome with parents and get in free. Portion of Proceeds of wine made with stomped grapes will be donated to the Partnership to End Poverty. Live Jazz begins at 12pm - starts with two thirds trio with Michelle Van Handel: David Finch, Piano Andy Warr, Saxophone, then... at 4pm Lino and three piece band. 541-546-5464    

The Little Woody Barrel Aged Brew Festival September 3-4, 2009 the lawn of the Des Chutes Historical Museum in Downtown Bend. Features hand crafted, wood aged beer from local and regional breweries as well as a select bourbon tasting.  Festival goers will enjoy live music, great food, a wood carving exhibition and beer tastings throughout the two day event. thelittlewoody.com

Crooked River Ranch Lion’s Club Casino Night September 4, 7-11pm fabulous games including Blackjack, 4-5-6, Texas Hold ‘Em, and craps.   Western theme with prizes for best cowboy and cowgirl costumes ( no guns, please.)  Food and beverages will be available to purchase.  $10. Proceeds benefit the Lions’ Sight and Hearing Foundation, Ben at 541-504-2678.

Sisters Western & Native American Arts Festival September 4-5 Vendors selling top quality handmade traditional and Native American wares. A variety of pottery, western and Native American jewelry, art work, clothing, metal art, log furniture and much more. Western music, Native American entertainment, mountain men on site both days. Hours are 10–4 both days. Located at Creekside Park, Hwy. 20 & Jefferson. 541-549-0251.

Sisters Folk Festival, September 10-12 The annual celebration of American music from blues to bluegrass includes performances by top folk artists and musicians. 541-549-4979 www.sistersfolkfestival.org.

Redmond Centennial Harvest Festival Dinner September 18, Redmond Downtown Plaza (next to Centennial Park on 7th & Evergreen) 5:30-9pm. Hosted upscale BBQ that will include potato dishes to honor Redmond’s past, live music, and historic presentations by “Talking Tombstones” actors. Former Spud Court royalty will be honored. $35 per person 541.504.2010 or Amanda@specialized-events.com for reservations.

Harvest Moon Fare, A Celebration of NeighborImpact’s 25th Anniversary September 24, 6:30pm at St. Charles Medical Center. Presented by Home Federal Bank and Newport Market, the evening will feature delicious appetizers made from products from local farms, created by local chefs. During the evening there will be a live auction, a Wall of Wines fundraiser, a Beer Ring Toss, a Dessert Walk and live music. NeighborImpact will also be doing a brief presentation honoring individuals and organizations that have been instrumental in its success. $25 www.centraloregonlocavore.com , www.neighborimpact.org/harvestmoon or at The Ticket Mill @ The Old Mill or 541-548-2380 x 144

Sisters in Sisters Celebration, Sept. 24-26
The annual Sisters in Sisters celebration. Round up your sister, your mom, your best friend, and enjoy a casual weekend of foot-stomping fun and special memories. Nationally recognized sister celebrities, speakers, fun activities and much more. 541-549-0251, www.sistersinsisters.com

Belly Dancer of the Universe September 25 Sahara’s Dream, a local award-winning belly dance troupe, will be presenting Rachel George workshop featuring her signature combinations.  In the evening, local belly dance performers, including Sahara’s Dream, Mezdulene’s Mystic Oasis, Sahirnee, Kamini, Jerusha, and more, will be performing with a finale by Rachel George.  Both events will be held at Bend’s Community Center.  Lisa Smith at saharasdream@gmail.com or 541-788-0480.     

Sahara’s Dream Sahara’s Dream is a popular and eclectic belly dance troupe based in Bend, Oregon.  Known throughout the Pacific-Northwest for their crisp execution of challenging and innovative choreographies, Sahara’s Dream won Belly Dance Troupe USA in 2009 and 2006 as well as Belly Dancer USA Duet in 2008.  The troupe is comprised of dancers Sahara, Kamaria, Phoenix, Natasha, and Cynthia.  Sahara is the troupe’s director with over 25 years of belly dance experience.  Sahara teaches belly dance classes locally.  For more information about Sahara’s Dream, please visit www.saharasdream.com.   

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