(Photo courtesy of Scalehouse) Opening Friday, Artist Talk Saturday Receptions: Opening Reception: May 1, 5-7pm Artist Talk: May 2, 2026, 11am-12:30pm, Register here, a digital recording will be made available online. Home is filled with second chances. Each sculpture begins with a discarded object—metal rusted thin, concrete crumbled by time, materials warped by weather and neglect….
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Summer Production Announcement
(Graphic courtesy of BEAT Children’s Theatre) BEAT is thrilled to announce our Summer Production, Winnie-the-Pooh by A.A. Milne, adapted by Kathryn Schultz Miller. With this classic, heartwarming play, BEAT joins the world in celebrating 100 years of Winnie-the-Pooh, Christopher Robin and all their friends in the Hundred Acre Woods. Tuition $475 Age Range 9-15 Registration…
Prineville & Crook County Community Partners Announce Coordinated Holiday & Seasonal Décor Program
Community partners are coming together to launch a coordinated seasonal and holiday décor initiative that will bring new energy and tradition to downtown Prineville beginning in 2026. Following public feedback on the absence of traditional Christmas decorations this year, the Prineville–Crook County Chamber of Commerce, City of Prineville, Crook County and Crook County Parks &…
Where Flavor is Central to the Heart
The High Desert Food & Farm Alliance (HDFFA) invites the Central Oregon community to celebrate the launch of “Where Flavor Is Central to the Heart,” a regional campaign highlighting the farmers, ranchers, chefs, and food businesses shaping the region’s unique high-desert food culture. “This campaign represents an exciting opportunity to shine a well-deserved spotlight on…
Preservation Month Celebrates America at 250
This May, for National Preservation Month, we’re celebrating America at 250 — and the countless ways, big and small, that preservation strengthens communities, breathes new life into neighborhoods, supports a healthier planet and builds a more just and connected society. Full Schedule of events available at deschuteshistory.org/historic-preservation-month. Here Are Some Event Highlights An Evening with…
Ready to Roll? Game Night is Here!
(Graphic courtesy of High Desert Museum) Connect, compete and experience history through play! Looking for a night that’s a mix of vintage vibes and modern fun? We’re bringing history back to life with a twist! Game Night at the Museum Come hang out at the High Desert Museum on Friday, May 8 for a night…
Save the Date!
Help us kick-off the festival weekend with a FREE community event on Thursday, June 25 at Village Green Park. Bring the whole family and enjoy live performances, interactive art activities, local food vendors, and a great summer night in Sisters! We’re bringing out Wolf Jett and their feel-good “Cosmic Mountain Music” to get things rolling,…
Abbey Road Returns to Bend with Hit-Filled Beatles Tribute at Tower Theatre
(Photo courtesy of Tower Theatre) One of the country’s premier Beatles tribute acts returns to Bend this spring as Abbey Road brings its acclaimed production Number Ones…and More to the Tower Theatre for a one-night-only performance on Friday, May 1 at 7:30pm. A consistent favorite among local audiences, the band has played to capacity crowds…
Kaleidoscope 2026
(Art courtesy of Bend Dance Project) Bend Dance Project will celebrate its 20th anniversary with Kaleidoscope 2026, showcasing new works of concert dance by local and guest choreographers and performers. Bend Dance Project’s sponsored company, Jazz Dance Collective, will be joined by local groups Bend Contemporary, Footnotes of Bend, Central Oregon Ballet, Further Movement Collective,…
“Know Camp” This May with Deschutes Public Library
(Graphic courtesy of Deschutes Public Library) Calling all happy campers! Join Deschutes Public Library this May to celebrate “Know Camp” and discover something new. Learn about local fauna with wildlife stories, flora and food foraging in nature, and better birding field trips. Attend a lecture on companion planting and soil building, and hear about Oregon’s…