Tuesday, December 1, the nonprofit Tower Theatre Foundation joins the #GivingTuesday movement — a global day of unity to unleash grassroots generosity, inspire citizen engagement and encourage corporate giving. Money raised December 1 will help make up the nearly $800,000 the Tower has lost in rental revenue and ticket sales since the first COVID shut-down…
(Photo | Courtesy of The Old Mill District) The Old Mill District commissioned local artist Kathy Deggendorfer to create its annual winter artwork, which is featured on the cover of the Old Mill District’s Winter Guide, as well as on ornaments, banners, kiosk posters, billboards and in printed pieces throughout Central Oregon. Deggendorger describes her…
(Photo | Courtesy of Tumalo Art Co.) Win an artist-made holiday ornament from Tumalo Art Co. during the month of December by finding the RED X in the Old Mill District. Tumalo Art Co. will release clues on social media as to Where in the World you might find the RED X every Monday, Wednesday…
You are cordially invited to Hospice of Redmond’s Festival of Trees Tour of Trees 2020 on display throughout our community and online for viewing, November 22-December 5. Bid online December 1-5; televised auction December 5 from 6-7pm on KBNZ/CBS. Visit HospiceofRedmond.org to: Find tree locations View trees Register for online bidding — bidding begins December…
(Identity Awareness-Family by Shane Pitzer | Photo by Jill Rosell) If you’ve ever been curious about the art of Burning Man, we have the virtual event for you! Join us on Thursday, November 12 for The Art and Culture of Burning Man. Katie Hazard, Burning Man Project’s associate director of Burning Man arts, will share…
(Catlow sunset, 48″ x 30″ original on canvas by David Wachs) On November 13, 14 and 15 only, David Wachs will be exhibiting recent work at 70 SW Century Drive (formerly Back Porch Coffee). Long-time Bend resident artist, Wachs has been vigorously capturing western landscapes from years of traveling across the Pacific Northwest, with emphasis…
The Deschutes County Board of Commissioners’ application process for its Arts & Culture grants program is now open. This marks the fourth year that Deschutes County will offer this grant opportunity, which is designed to increase arts and culture opportunities and make arts and culture education available to Deschutes County residents. A total of $20,000…
((Left) Gaia by Natalie A. Nieman, (Right) Natalie with a few of her paintings) Originally from the Bay Area in Northern California, Bend artist Natalie A. Nieman started drawing at the age of four. “My mom reminds me of when I drew mice all over the inside of my closet with a sharpie… I guess…
((Left) Tangled Line Hyena, pencil on paper by Emma Carpenter, (right) Moose, pencil on paper by Visions of Hope Inmate Artist) Art in the Atrium, Franklin Crossing, which opened November 3, 2020, exhibits artwork by Emma Carpenter, a high school sophomore, as well as by inmates of Oregon correctional institutions. The exhibit continues through November…
The Deschutes Cultural Coalition announces the opening of its on-line grant application for cultural grants. The complete application is due November 20, 2020 at 5pm. Guidelines and instructions for both are available at: deschutesculturalcoalition.org/grants. The Coalition will make its awards in January 2021 and anticipates around $24,000 in grant funding. Typical grant awards are from…
