Artist at Alleda Real Estate, 25 NW Minnesota Ave., Ste 1 Dorothy Holmes thru December. Dorothy has been interested in art since attending classes at Cambridge University in 1980. Her love of art and all things old and crusty came together nicely in England – drawing century old buildings and castles; while maybe not…
Local author Mary Moynihan announce that her book, Married to the Trail, is published and available for purchase at Patagonia in downtown Bend during Art Walk November 6. Married to the Trail is a story that tells the tale of her thru-hike along the Continental Divide Trail in 2011, a long-distance National Scenic Trail that…
It’s no secret that U.S. culture, amplified by the media, can cause harm to women and girls. What is less obvious but no less prevalent is the culture’s impact on boys and men. This is the reason BendFilm, Cascades Academy and Moementum, Inc. are hosting a local screening of The Mask You Live In on…
November 4 CIVIL WAR RALLY AND AUCTION 5:00 pm Riverhouse Convention Center 3075 U.S. 97 Business, Bend, OR 97701 COST: $100 Boys & Girls Clubs of Bend and EDCO are teaming up to present the “Civil War Rally and Auction” fundraiser. Trade your black tie in for a jersey, show your team spirit, and join us…
October 21 EDWARD CURTIS EXHIBIT A6 Studio and Gallery 389 Southwest Scalehouse Court #120 Bend, OR 97702 More than 50 original Edward Curtis photos and prints of Native American tribal members will be on display at the gallery 7-days a week. The exhibit is free to the public and guided tours are available for $6…
(Photo above: (L-R) Chase Brockett, Sean McBride, Jake Woodmansee) The 18th Annual Comedy Benefit supporting Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Oregon starts at the Tower Theatre at 7pm Friday, October 23. Join them for a fantastic night of live and silent auction packages, exceptional local desserts, tasty beverages and sidesplitting entertainment. Highlights of the…
A6’s popular Cheers to Art! program kicks off its 2015-16 season on Wednesday, October 21 at 7pm in the A6 Gallery. Combining “art appreciation with a little libation,” each month’s program explores a major artist or art movement and offers wine tasting from a specific region. Every third Wednesday, art historian Lorna Cahall leads a…
Author Kim Heacox will read from and sign his new novel Jimmy Bluefeather on Friday, October 23 at Paulina Springs Books in Sisters and Saturday, October 24 at Paulina Springs Books in Redmond. Heacox’s book is about Old Keb Wistling, the last living canoe carver in the village of Jinkaat, in Southeast Alaska. When his…
Award-winning author Mattingly will offer two special events for authors of all disciplines and ability levels. On Thursday, October 22, she will present Choosing Your Genre Correctly at a meeting of the Central Oregon Writers Guild (COWG). The meeting will be held from 6:30 to 8:30pm at Aspen Ridge Retirement Center, 1010 NE Purcell, Bend….
Sisters Folk Festival presents New York City-based emerging songwriter Christopher Paul Stelling, Sunday, October 25 at 7pm at the Belfry in Sisters. Stelling takes the stage with just an old guitar and the stomp of his foot. What truly sets him apart is an imagination that yields stories that feel like parables that you slowly…
