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Event: William Morris: Native Species
When: Sun, Aug 29 Description: Celebrated glass artist William Morris has created an original and fully realized world in this engaging exhibition of work that fuses hot glass and regional landscape. Included are 38 glass vessels inspired by the flora and fauna of three Pacific Northwest microclimates: the Steens Mountain region and the Sisters area, both in Oregon, and the Cascade Mountains north of Seattle. All of the works in the exhibit are drawn from the George R. Stroemple Collection. Location: Maryhill Museum of Art More Information William Morris: Native Species
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Event: Oregon State Fair
When: Mon, Aug 30 Description: www.oregonfresh.net/oregonsbest/statefaircontests.php Location: Oregon State Fairgrounds, 2330 17th Street Northeast, Salem OR 97301 More Information Event: William Morris: Native Species
When: Mon, Aug 30 Description: Celebrated glass artist William Morris has created an original and fully realized world in this engaging exhibition of work that fuses hot glass and regional landscape. Included are 38 glass vessels inspired by the flora and fauna of three Pacific Northwest microclimates: the Steens Mountain region and the Sisters area, both in Oregon, and the Cascade Mountains north of Seattle. All of the works in the exhibit are drawn from the George R. Stroemple Collection. Location: Maryhill Museum of Art More Information Oregon State Fair
William Morris: Native Species
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Event: Learn To Treat Trigger Points!
When: Tue, Aug 31 Description: Free Workshop – Pain sufferers are invited to come learn how to reduce muscle tension through Trigger Point Therapy. Carola Stepper, LAc will be presenting this FREE WORKSHOP at Cascade Acupuncture Center in The Dalles. Those attending will learn natural approaches to the treatment and prevention of pain and discomfort. Please bring a partner if you can! Class size is limited. Call 541-298-2378 to register. For more information about Cascade Acupuncture Center, please visit Location: Cascade Acupuncture Center in The Dalles More Information Event: William Morris: Native Species
When: Tue, Aug 31 Description: Celebrated glass artist William Morris has created an original and fully realized world in this engaging exhibition of work that fuses hot glass and regional landscape. Included are 38 glass vessels inspired by the flora and fauna of three Pacific Northwest microclimates: the Steens Mountain region and the Sisters area, both in Oregon, and the Cascade Mountains north of Seattle. All of the works in the exhibit are drawn from the George R. Stroemple Collection. Location: Maryhill Museum of Art More Information Event: Oregon State Fair
When: Tue, Aug 31 Description: www.oregonfresh.net/oregonsbest/statefaircontests.php Location: Oregon State Fairgrounds, 2330 17th Street Northeast, Salem OR 97301 More Information Event: Free blood pressure screenings. A free community service
When: Tue, Aug 31 10:00 am – 1:00 pm Description: No appointment necessary. For more information, call 541.387.3911 Location: Providence Hood River Memorial Hospital More Information Learn To Treat Trigger Points!
William Morris: Native Species
Oregon State Fair
Free blood pressure screenings. A free community service
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Event: William Morris: Native Species
When: Wed, Sep 1 Description: Celebrated glass artist William Morris has created an original and fully realized world in this engaging exhibition of work that fuses hot glass and regional landscape. Included are 38 glass vessels inspired by the flora and fauna of three Pacific Northwest microclimates: the Steens Mountain region and the Sisters area, both in Oregon, and the Cascade Mountains north of Seattle. All of the works in the exhibit are drawn from the George R. Stroemple Collection. Location: Maryhill Museum of Art More Information Event: Oregon State Fair
When: Wed, Sep 1 Description: www.oregonfresh.net/oregonsbest/statefaircontests.php Location: Oregon State Fairgrounds, 2330 17th Street Northeast, Salem OR 97301 More Information William Morris: Native Species
Oregon State Fair
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Event: Dance Night Eagles Lodge
When: Thu, Sep 2 Description: Dance Night Eagles Lodge every Thursday. Non-smoking & family friendly info: Steve Hudson at 541.993.3540 email: steve.hudson@charter.net Location: The Dalles Eagles Lodge; 2006 W. 7th St, The Dalles, OR More Information Event: William Morris: Native Species
When: Thu, Sep 2 Description: Celebrated glass artist William Morris has created an original and fully realized world in this engaging exhibition of work that fuses hot glass and regional landscape. Included are 38 glass vessels inspired by the flora and fauna of three Pacific Northwest microclimates: the Steens Mountain region and the Sisters area, both in Oregon, and the Cascade Mountains north of Seattle. All of the works in the exhibit are drawn from the George R. Stroemple Collection. Location: Maryhill Museum of Art More Information Event: Oregon State Fair
When: Thu, Sep 2 Description: www.oregonfresh.net/oregonsbest/statefaircontests.php Location: Oregon State Fairgrounds, 2330 17th Street Northeast, Salem OR 97301 More Information Dance Night Eagles Lodge
William Morris: Native Species
Oregon State Fair
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Event: Northwest grown music, food, and beverage
When: Fri, Sep 3 Description: Friday Nights at Erin Glenn The Dalles Northwest grown music, food, and beverage! Live music every Friday night from 7-10 pm or so. Enjoy a wide variety of live music and monthly dance parties! Location: Erin Glenn, The Dalles, OR More Information Event: William Morris: Native Species
When: Fri, Sep 3 Description: Celebrated glass artist William Morris has created an original and fully realized world in this engaging exhibition of work that fuses hot glass and regional landscape. Included are 38 glass vessels inspired by the flora and fauna of three Pacific Northwest microclimates: the Steens Mountain region and the Sisters area, both in Oregon, and the Cascade Mountains north of Seattle. All of the works in the exhibit are drawn from the George R. Stroemple Collection. Location: Maryhill Museum of Art More Information Event: Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
When: Fri, Sep 3 Description: Now in its sixth year, Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010 in the Columbia River Gorge, is a series of art events and wine tasting opportunities featuring the art and literary works of accomplished painters and writers. At the heart of the event is a five-day Paint-Out and Write-Out where works of art and writing are created at various outdoor locations in and around the Columbia River Gorge – the nation’s first designated National Scenic Area. Works of art from the forty participating artists will be available viewing and sale from Sept. 3 – 26 at Columbia Art Gallery in Hood River. A number of other events are also planned. Pacific Northwest Plein Air has grown in size and popularity each year, owing in part to the spectacular scenery in and around the Columbia River Gorge, and in part due to the focus on quality art and writing. For additional information, please contact the Columbia Center for the Arts website: http://www.columbiaarts.org Event: Oregon State Fair
When: Fri, Sep 3 Description: www.oregonfresh.net/oregonsbest/statefaircontests.php Location: Oregon State Fairgrounds, 2330 17th Street Northeast, Salem OR 97301 More Information Event: First Friday Troutdale
When: Fri, Sep 3 Description: Gather in downtown Troutdale on First Friday to experience the art, the ambiance and the fun. Location: HIstoric Downtown Troutdale, OR More Information Event: Grand Opening Celebration of new Chinese Herbal Pharmacy
When: Fri, Sep 3 Description: Grand Opening Celebration of new Chinese Herbal Pharmacy! Cascade Acupuncture Center invites you to join them for the Grand Opening Celebration of their Chinese Herbal Pharmacy! First Friday, September 3rd 5:30pm – 8:00pm • Raffle for free initial intake visits and free custom herbs • Free chair massage • Free re-useable shopping tote bag • Free champagne • Free Greens First and Dream Protein shake samples • Appetizers by Knead Bakery • Free Chinese Medical Pulse diagnosis • 15% off selected products Location: Cascade Acupuncture Center 104 5th Street, in Hood River More Information Event: Tweens and Teens
When: Fri, Sep 3 2:30 pm – 4:00 pm Description: Programs for Tweens & Teens every Friday from (grades 6-12) Location: The Dalles-Wasco Co. Library More Information Event: Book signing, Jack Nisbet
When: Fri, Sep 3 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm Description: About the Book Jack Nisbet turns his attention to David Douglas, the premier botanical explorer in the Pacific NW. Douglas’ discoveries include hundreds of western plants—most notably, the Douglas Fir. The Collector tracks Douglas’s fascinating history and takes readers on Douglas’ journeys into the then-obscure realms from Puget Sound to the Sandwich Islands. Nisbet evokes a lost world of early exploration, pristine nature, ambition, and cultural and class conflict with surprisingly modern resonances. Listen to Jack Nisbet discuss “The Collector” on OPB radio About the Author Waucoma Bookstore 541.386.5353 Event: First Friday Art Walk in Hood River
When: Fri, Sep 3 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm Description: Monthly on the first Friday, from Fri Mar 5 to Fri Nov 5 Come to Hood River the first Friday of every month. Enjoy the art, the entertainment, the people and the place. 541.490.0022 Location: Hood River More Information Event: First Friday Gallery Show Opening
When: Fri, Sep 3 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Description: Featuring a new show every month. Join us for the opening of PLEIN AIR. The PLEIN AIR Show will run September 3– 26, 2010 Location: Columbia Center for the Arts More Information Northwest grown music, food, and beverage
William Morris: Native Species
Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
Oregon State Fair
Northwest grown music, food, and beverage
William Morris: Native Species
Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
Oregon State Fair
First Friday Troutdale
Grand Opening Celebration of new Chinese Herbal Pharmacy
Tweens and Teens
Book signing, Jack Nisbet
First Friday Art Walk in Hood River
First Friday Gallery Show Opening
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Event: Labor Day Weekend at Maryhill Winery
When: Sat, Sep 4 Description: Wine Tasting, New Releases, New Bocce Courts Lilo’s Hawaiian BBQ Available for purchase FREE LIVE MUSIC 1-5pm Sunday September 5th Location: Maryhill Winery Event: William Morris: Native Species
When: Sat, Sep 4 Description: Celebrated glass artist William Morris has created an original and fully realized world in this engaging exhibition of work that fuses hot glass and regional landscape. Included are 38 glass vessels inspired by the flora and fauna of three Pacific Northwest microclimates: the Steens Mountain region and the Sisters area, both in Oregon, and the Cascade Mountains north of Seattle. All of the works in the exhibit are drawn from the George R. Stroemple Collection. Location: Maryhill Museum of Art More Information Event: Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
When: Sat, Sep 4 Description: Now in its sixth year, Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010 in the Columbia River Gorge, is a series of art events and wine tasting opportunities featuring the art and literary works of accomplished painters and writers. At the heart of the event is a five-day Paint-Out and Write-Out where works of art and writing are created at various outdoor locations in and around the Columbia River Gorge – the nation’s first designated National Scenic Area. Works of art from the forty participating artists will be available viewing and sale from Sept. 3 – 26 at Columbia Art Gallery in Hood River. A number of other events are also planned. Pacific Northwest Plein Air has grown in size and popularity each year, owing in part to the spectacular scenery in and around the Columbia River Gorge, and in part due to the focus on quality art and writing. For additional information, please contact the Columbia Center for the Arts website: http://www.columbiaarts.org Event: Oregon State Fair
When: Sat, Sep 4 Description: www.oregonfresh.net/oregonsbest/statefaircontests.php Location: Oregon State Fairgrounds, 2330 17th Street Northeast, Salem OR 97301 More Information Event: Trout Lake Saturday Market
When: Sat, Sep 4 10:00 am – 4:00 pm Description: Featuring Quilts, Crafts and Huckleberry Products. Authentic Mexican food is served for lunch, and breakfast is available as well. Questions? Call 509.395.9335 Event: Hood River Saturday Market
When: Sat, Sep 4 10:00 am – 4:00 pm Description: Located at 5th and Cascade Streets in downtown Hood River, the market showcases work and products from some of the finest artisans and growers anywhere. We also feature some of the best music and coolest activities going! 541-387-8349 / hrsaturdaymarket.com Location: 5th and Cascade Streets in downtown Hood River More Information Event: Twilight’s Sundown Escapes Concert Series
When: Sat, Sep 4 6:00 pm – Sun, Sep 5 12:00 am Description: Enjoy live acoustic music and there’s never a cover charge. Terry Robb, Ruby Hill, John Baker and many other great local Northwest talents play the stage. For concert schedule, see the Events Calendar at www.twilightpizzabistro.com Location: Twilight Pizza Bistro in Camas, Washington More Information Labor Day Weekend at Maryhill Winery
William Morris: Native Species
Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
Oregon State Fair
Labor Day Weekend at Maryhill Winery
William Morris: Native Species
Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
Oregon State Fair
Trout Lake Saturday Market
Hood River Saturday Market
Twilight’s Sundown Escapes Concert Series
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Event: Labor Day Weekend at Maryhill Winery
When: Sun, Sep 5 Description: Wine Tasting, New Releases, New Bocce Courts Lilo’s Hawaiian BBQ Available for purchase FREE LIVE MUSIC 1-5pm Sunday September 5th Location: Maryhill Winery Event: William Morris: Native Species
When: Sun, Sep 5 Description: Celebrated glass artist William Morris has created an original and fully realized world in this engaging exhibition of work that fuses hot glass and regional landscape. Included are 38 glass vessels inspired by the flora and fauna of three Pacific Northwest microclimates: the Steens Mountain region and the Sisters area, both in Oregon, and the Cascade Mountains north of Seattle. All of the works in the exhibit are drawn from the George R. Stroemple Collection. Location: Maryhill Museum of Art More Information Event: Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
When: Sun, Sep 5 Description: Now in its sixth year, Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010 in the Columbia River Gorge, is a series of art events and wine tasting opportunities featuring the art and literary works of accomplished painters and writers. At the heart of the event is a five-day Paint-Out and Write-Out where works of art and writing are created at various outdoor locations in and around the Columbia River Gorge – the nation’s first designated National Scenic Area. Works of art from the forty participating artists will be available viewing and sale from Sept. 3 – 26 at Columbia Art Gallery in Hood River. A number of other events are also planned. Pacific Northwest Plein Air has grown in size and popularity each year, owing in part to the spectacular scenery in and around the Columbia River Gorge, and in part due to the focus on quality art and writing. For additional information, please contact the Columbia Center for the Arts website: http://www.columbiaarts.org Labor Day Weekend at Maryhill Winery
William Morris: Native Species
Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
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Event: Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
When: Mon, Sep 6 Description: Now in its sixth year, Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010 in the Columbia River Gorge, is a series of art events and wine tasting opportunities featuring the art and literary works of accomplished painters and writers. At the heart of the event is a five-day Paint-Out and Write-Out where works of art and writing are created at various outdoor locations in and around the Columbia River Gorge – the nation’s first designated National Scenic Area. Works of art from the forty participating artists will be available viewing and sale from Sept. 3 – 26 at Columbia Art Gallery in Hood River. A number of other events are also planned. Pacific Northwest Plein Air has grown in size and popularity each year, owing in part to the spectacular scenery in and around the Columbia River Gorge, and in part due to the focus on quality art and writing. For additional information, please contact the Columbia Center for the Arts website: http://www.columbiaarts.org Event: William Morris: Native Species
When: Mon, Sep 6 Description: Celebrated glass artist William Morris has created an original and fully realized world in this engaging exhibition of work that fuses hot glass and regional landscape. Included are 38 glass vessels inspired by the flora and fauna of three Pacific Northwest microclimates: the Steens Mountain region and the Sisters area, both in Oregon, and the Cascade Mountains north of Seattle. All of the works in the exhibit are drawn from the George R. Stroemple Collection. Location: Maryhill Museum of Art More Information Event: Labor Day Weekend at Maryhill Winery
When: Mon, Sep 6 Description: Wine Tasting, New Releases, New Bocce Courts Lilo’s Hawaiian BBQ Available for purchase FREE LIVE MUSIC 1-5pm Sunday September 5th Location: Maryhill Winery Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
William Morris: Native Species
Labor Day Weekend at Maryhill Winery
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Event: Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
When: Tue, Sep 7 Description: Now in its sixth year, Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010 in the Columbia River Gorge, is a series of art events and wine tasting opportunities featuring the art and literary works of accomplished painters and writers. At the heart of the event is a five-day Paint-Out and Write-Out where works of art and writing are created at various outdoor locations in and around the Columbia River Gorge – the nation’s first designated National Scenic Area. Works of art from the forty participating artists will be available viewing and sale from Sept. 3 – 26 at Columbia Art Gallery in Hood River. A number of other events are also planned. Pacific Northwest Plein Air has grown in size and popularity each year, owing in part to the spectacular scenery in and around the Columbia River Gorge, and in part due to the focus on quality art and writing. For additional information, please contact the Columbia Center for the Arts website: http://www.columbiaarts.org Event: Free blood pressure screenings. A free community service
When: Tue, Sep 7 10:00 am – 1:00 pm Description: No appointment necessary. For more information, call 541.387.3911 Location: Providence Hood River Memorial Hospital More Information Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
Free blood pressure screenings. A free community service
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Event: Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
When: Wed, Sep 8 Description: Now in its sixth year, Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010 in the Columbia River Gorge, is a series of art events and wine tasting opportunities featuring the art and literary works of accomplished painters and writers. At the heart of the event is a five-day Paint-Out and Write-Out where works of art and writing are created at various outdoor locations in and around the Columbia River Gorge – the nation’s first designated National Scenic Area. Works of art from the forty participating artists will be available viewing and sale from Sept. 3 – 26 at Columbia Art Gallery in Hood River. A number of other events are also planned. Pacific Northwest Plein Air has grown in size and popularity each year, owing in part to the spectacular scenery in and around the Columbia River Gorge, and in part due to the focus on quality art and writing. For additional information, please contact the Columbia Center for the Arts website: http://www.columbiaarts.org Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
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Event: Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
When: Thu, Sep 9 Description: Now in its sixth year, Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010 in the Columbia River Gorge, is a series of art events and wine tasting opportunities featuring the art and literary works of accomplished painters and writers. At the heart of the event is a five-day Paint-Out and Write-Out where works of art and writing are created at various outdoor locations in and around the Columbia River Gorge – the nation’s first designated National Scenic Area. Works of art from the forty participating artists will be available viewing and sale from Sept. 3 – 26 at Columbia Art Gallery in Hood River. A number of other events are also planned. Pacific Northwest Plein Air has grown in size and popularity each year, owing in part to the spectacular scenery in and around the Columbia River Gorge, and in part due to the focus on quality art and writing. For additional information, please contact the Columbia Center for the Arts website: http://www.columbiaarts.org Event: Dance Night Eagles Lodge
When: Thu, Sep 9 Description: Dance Night Eagles Lodge every Thursday. Non-smoking & family friendly info: Steve Hudson at 541.993.3540 email: steve.hudson@charter.net Location: The Dalles Eagles Lodge; 2006 W. 7th St, The Dalles, OR More Information Event: Adventures in Aging, A free community workshop
When: Thu, Sep 9 Description: Noon to 1:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m Aging should be an adventure. Preparation can make it an exciting adventure. To prepare for aging, it may be useful to consider your attitude, health, hobbies, volunteer opportunities, and your relationships with family and friends. Gary and Barbara Young will address these topics and share with you their adventures thus far in embracing aging. Gary Young is a retired hospital chaplain and Barbara Young is retired public relations specialist. To register, call 541.386.2055. Location: Columbia Gorge Community College Indian Creek Campus, Room 102, Hood River More Information Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
Dance Night Eagles Lodge
Adventures in Aging, A free community workshop
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Event: Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
When: Fri, Sep 10 Description: Now in its sixth year, Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010 in the Columbia River Gorge, is a series of art events and wine tasting opportunities featuring the art and literary works of accomplished painters and writers. At the heart of the event is a five-day Paint-Out and Write-Out where works of art and writing are created at various outdoor locations in and around the Columbia River Gorge – the nation’s first designated National Scenic Area. Works of art from the forty participating artists will be available viewing and sale from Sept. 3 – 26 at Columbia Art Gallery in Hood River. A number of other events are also planned. Pacific Northwest Plein Air has grown in size and popularity each year, owing in part to the spectacular scenery in and around the Columbia River Gorge, and in part due to the focus on quality art and writing. For additional information, please contact the Columbia Center for the Arts website: http://www.columbiaarts.org Event: Northwest grown music, food, and beverage
When: Fri, Sep 10 Description: Friday Nights at Erin Glenn The Dalles Northwest grown music, food, and beverage! Live music every Friday night from 7-10 pm or so. Enjoy a wide variety of live music and monthly dance parties! Location: Erin Glenn, The Dalles, OR More Information Event: Cemetery Tales 2010
When: Fri, Sep 10 Description: Cemetery Tales is a unique and inspiring way to explore the history of Hood River County. Participants will experience first-person dramatic monologues presented in Idelwilde Cemetery at selected gravesites. Tours leave every 15 minutes in guided groups of 12. Last years event was “sold out” and this year’s tickets are going fast.Event is presented by The History Museum and benefits the museums’ archive, education and programming needs. For more details, contact Connie at The History Museum at 541.386.6772 or thehistorymuseum@hrecn.net or www.co.hood-river.or.us/museum Friday, September 10th starting at 5:30 p.m., Saturday, September 11th starting at 5:30 p.m. and Sunday, September 12th starting at 2:00 p.m. More Information Event: Tweens and Teens
When: Fri, Sep 10 2:30 pm – 4:00 pm Description: Programs for Tweens & Teens every Friday from (grades 6-12) Location: The Dalles-Wasco Co. Library More Information Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
Northwest grown music, food, and beverage
Cemetery Tales 2010
Tweens and Teens
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Event: Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
When: Sat, Sep 11 Description: Now in its sixth year, Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010 in the Columbia River Gorge, is a series of art events and wine tasting opportunities featuring the art and literary works of accomplished painters and writers. At the heart of the event is a five-day Paint-Out and Write-Out where works of art and writing are created at various outdoor locations in and around the Columbia River Gorge – the nation’s first designated National Scenic Area. Works of art from the forty participating artists will be available viewing and sale from Sept. 3 – 26 at Columbia Art Gallery in Hood River. A number of other events are also planned. Pacific Northwest Plein Air has grown in size and popularity each year, owing in part to the spectacular scenery in and around the Columbia River Gorge, and in part due to the focus on quality art and writing. For additional information, please contact the Columbia Center for the Arts website: http://www.columbiaarts.org Event: Vineyard Tasting and Tour – $100/includes lunch
When: Sat, Sep 11 9:30 am – 2:30 pm Description: You will stroll through 3 private vineyards and hear stories from planting to harvest and why it requires many hours of delicate hand labor to produce only the most spectacular award winning wines for Cathedral Ridge. We will taste grapes right off the vine and talk with owners of some of the oldest vineyards in the Gorge. End of the day barrel tasting, wine & cheese Location: Cathedral Ridge Winery Event: Pioneer Camp 2010
When: Sat, Sep 11 10:00 am – 5:00 pm Description: The Barlow Ranger District and the Mt Hood National Forest are sponsoring a living history display and pioneer wagon camp at White River Station Campground in the beautiful Cascade Mountains on September 11-18, 2010. We invite you to join us as we present a week of interpretive programs about pioneer life in the 1840’s. This event is geared towards kids between 3rd and 5th grades, but anyone is welcome. You can see a pioneer wagon, see traditional toys, learn make butter, rope and carded wool. Interpreters wear pioneer clothing and cook their meals over the fire in Dutch-ovens. The entire display is outside and accessible and is open from 9 AM to 4 PM, and there is no admission charge. If you want to help out, Pioneer Camp is also looking for volunteers. For more information about the camp or to volunteer as an interpreter, contact Hillary at 541.467.5137 or hschwirtlich@fs.fed.us. Location: White River Station Campground More Information Event: Hood River Saturday Market
When: Sat, Sep 11 10:00 am – 4:00 pm Description: Located at 5th and Cascade Streets in downtown Hood River, the market showcases work and products from some of the finest artisans and growers anywhere. We also feature some of the best music and coolest activities going! 541-387-8349 / hrsaturdaymarket.com Location: 5th and Cascade Streets in downtown Hood River More Information Event: Twilight’s Sundown Escapes Concert Series
When: Sat, Sep 11 6:00 pm – Sun, Sep 12 12:00 am Description: Enjoy live acoustic music and there’s never a cover charge. Terry Robb, Ruby Hill, John Baker and many other great local Northwest talents play the stage. For concert schedule, see the Events Calendar at www.twilightpizzabistro.com Location: Twilight Pizza Bistro in Camas, Washington More Information Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
Vineyard Tasting and Tour – $100/includes lunch
Pioneer Camp 2010
Hood River Saturday Market
Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
Vineyard Tasting and Tour – $100/includes lunch
Pioneer Camp 2010
Hood River Saturday Market
Twilight’s Sundown Escapes Concert Series
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Event: Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
When: Sun, Sep 12 Description: Now in its sixth year, Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010 in the Columbia River Gorge, is a series of art events and wine tasting opportunities featuring the art and literary works of accomplished painters and writers. At the heart of the event is a five-day Paint-Out and Write-Out where works of art and writing are created at various outdoor locations in and around the Columbia River Gorge – the nation’s first designated National Scenic Area. Works of art from the forty participating artists will be available viewing and sale from Sept. 3 – 26 at Columbia Art Gallery in Hood River. A number of other events are also planned. Pacific Northwest Plein Air has grown in size and popularity each year, owing in part to the spectacular scenery in and around the Columbia River Gorge, and in part due to the focus on quality art and writing. For additional information, please contact the Columbia Center for the Arts website: http://www.columbiaarts.org Event: Pioneer Camp 2010
When: Sun, Sep 12 10:00 am – 5:00 pm Description: The Barlow Ranger District and the Mt Hood National Forest are sponsoring a living history display and pioneer wagon camp at White River Station Campground in the beautiful Cascade Mountains on September 11-18, 2010. We invite you to join us as we present a week of interpretive programs about pioneer life in the 1840’s. This event is geared towards kids between 3rd and 5th grades, but anyone is welcome. You can see a pioneer wagon, see traditional toys, learn make butter, rope and carded wool. Interpreters wear pioneer clothing and cook their meals over the fire in Dutch-ovens. The entire display is outside and accessible and is open from 9 AM to 4 PM, and there is no admission charge. If you want to help out, Pioneer Camp is also looking for volunteers. For more information about the camp or to volunteer as an interpreter, contact Hillary at 541.467.5137 or hschwirtlich@fs.fed.us. Location: White River Station Campground More Information Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
Pioneer Camp 2010
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Event: Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
When: Mon, Sep 13 Description: Now in its sixth year, Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010 in the Columbia River Gorge, is a series of art events and wine tasting opportunities featuring the art and literary works of accomplished painters and writers. At the heart of the event is a five-day Paint-Out and Write-Out where works of art and writing are created at various outdoor locations in and around the Columbia River Gorge – the nation’s first designated National Scenic Area. Works of art from the forty participating artists will be available viewing and sale from Sept. 3 – 26 at Columbia Art Gallery in Hood River. A number of other events are also planned. Pacific Northwest Plein Air has grown in size and popularity each year, owing in part to the spectacular scenery in and around the Columbia River Gorge, and in part due to the focus on quality art and writing. For additional information, please contact the Columbia Center for the Arts website: http://www.columbiaarts.org Event: Pioneer Camp 2010
When: Mon, Sep 13 10:00 am – 5:00 pm Description: The Barlow Ranger District and the Mt Hood National Forest are sponsoring a living history display and pioneer wagon camp at White River Station Campground in the beautiful Cascade Mountains on September 11-18, 2010. We invite you to join us as we present a week of interpretive programs about pioneer life in the 1840’s. This event is geared towards kids between 3rd and 5th grades, but anyone is welcome. You can see a pioneer wagon, see traditional toys, learn make butter, rope and carded wool. Interpreters wear pioneer clothing and cook their meals over the fire in Dutch-ovens. The entire display is outside and accessible and is open from 9 AM to 4 PM, and there is no admission charge. If you want to help out, Pioneer Camp is also looking for volunteers. For more information about the camp or to volunteer as an interpreter, contact Hillary at 541.467.5137 or hschwirtlich@fs.fed.us. Location: White River Station Campground More Information Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
Pioneer Camp 2010
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Event: Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
When: Tue, Sep 14 Description: Now in its sixth year, Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010 in the Columbia River Gorge, is a series of art events and wine tasting opportunities featuring the art and literary works of accomplished painters and writers. At the heart of the event is a five-day Paint-Out and Write-Out where works of art and writing are created at various outdoor locations in and around the Columbia River Gorge – the nation’s first designated National Scenic Area. Works of art from the forty participating artists will be available viewing and sale from Sept. 3 – 26 at Columbia Art Gallery in Hood River. A number of other events are also planned. Pacific Northwest Plein Air has grown in size and popularity each year, owing in part to the spectacular scenery in and around the Columbia River Gorge, and in part due to the focus on quality art and writing. For additional information, please contact the Columbia Center for the Arts website: http://www.columbiaarts.org Event: Pioneer Camp 2010
When: Tue, Sep 14 10:00 am – 5:00 pm Description: The Barlow Ranger District and the Mt Hood National Forest are sponsoring a living history display and pioneer wagon camp at White River Station Campground in the beautiful Cascade Mountains on September 11-18, 2010. We invite you to join us as we present a week of interpretive programs about pioneer life in the 1840’s. This event is geared towards kids between 3rd and 5th grades, but anyone is welcome. You can see a pioneer wagon, see traditional toys, learn make butter, rope and carded wool. Interpreters wear pioneer clothing and cook their meals over the fire in Dutch-ovens. The entire display is outside and accessible and is open from 9 AM to 4 PM, and there is no admission charge. If you want to help out, Pioneer Camp is also looking for volunteers. For more information about the camp or to volunteer as an interpreter, contact Hillary at 541.467.5137 or hschwirtlich@fs.fed.us. Location: White River Station Campground More Information Event: Free blood pressure screenings. A free community service
When: Tue, Sep 14 10:00 am – 1:00 pm Description: No appointment necessary. For more information, call 541.387.3911 Location: Providence Hood River Memorial Hospital More Information Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
Pioneer Camp 2010
Free blood pressure screenings. A free community service
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Event: Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
When: Wed, Sep 15 Description: Now in its sixth year, Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010 in the Columbia River Gorge, is a series of art events and wine tasting opportunities featuring the art and literary works of accomplished painters and writers. At the heart of the event is a five-day Paint-Out and Write-Out where works of art and writing are created at various outdoor locations in and around the Columbia River Gorge – the nation’s first designated National Scenic Area. Works of art from the forty participating artists will be available viewing and sale from Sept. 3 – 26 at Columbia Art Gallery in Hood River. A number of other events are also planned. Pacific Northwest Plein Air has grown in size and popularity each year, owing in part to the spectacular scenery in and around the Columbia River Gorge, and in part due to the focus on quality art and writing. For additional information, please contact the Columbia Center for the Arts website: http://www.columbiaarts.org Event: Pioneer Camp 2010
When: Wed, Sep 15 10:00 am – 5:00 pm Description: The Barlow Ranger District and the Mt Hood National Forest are sponsoring a living history display and pioneer wagon camp at White River Station Campground in the beautiful Cascade Mountains on September 11-18, 2010. We invite you to join us as we present a week of interpretive programs about pioneer life in the 1840’s. This event is geared towards kids between 3rd and 5th grades, but anyone is welcome. You can see a pioneer wagon, see traditional toys, learn make butter, rope and carded wool. Interpreters wear pioneer clothing and cook their meals over the fire in Dutch-ovens. The entire display is outside and accessible and is open from 9 AM to 4 PM, and there is no admission charge. If you want to help out, Pioneer Camp is also looking for volunteers. For more information about the camp or to volunteer as an interpreter, contact Hillary at 541.467.5137 or hschwirtlich@fs.fed.us. Location: White River Station Campground More Information Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
Pioneer Camp 2010
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Event: Own Your Future, A free community workshop.
When: Thu, Sep 16 Description: Noon to 1:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Learn how to own your future by maintaining the lifestyle you have worked for all your life. According to the Administration on Aging, 60 percent of people older than 65 will need some type of long-term care. Long-term care does not mean a complete loss of independence or control over your life. The keys to owning your future are planning early and wisely, knowing your options and taking action. This session will get you started in planning for your future needs and help you work with family members who are facing needs which involve costs. It will focus on living well and help you and your family create a roadmap for financial planning. This workshop is facilitated by Chad Peterson, C.F.P., Thrivent Financial. To register, call 541.386.2055. Event: Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
When: Thu, Sep 16 Description: Now in its sixth year, Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010 in the Columbia River Gorge, is a series of art events and wine tasting opportunities featuring the art and literary works of accomplished painters and writers. At the heart of the event is a five-day Paint-Out and Write-Out where works of art and writing are created at various outdoor locations in and around the Columbia River Gorge – the nation’s first designated National Scenic Area. Works of art from the forty participating artists will be available viewing and sale from Sept. 3 – 26 at Columbia Art Gallery in Hood River. A number of other events are also planned. Pacific Northwest Plein Air has grown in size and popularity each year, owing in part to the spectacular scenery in and around the Columbia River Gorge, and in part due to the focus on quality art and writing. For additional information, please contact the Columbia Center for the Arts website: http://www.columbiaarts.org Event: Dance Night Eagles Lodge
When: Thu, Sep 16 Description: Dance Night Eagles Lodge every Thursday. Non-smoking & family friendly info: Steve Hudson at 541.993.3540 email: steve.hudson@charter.net Location: The Dalles Eagles Lodge; 2006 W. 7th St, The Dalles, OR More Information Event: Pioneer Camp 2010
When: Thu, Sep 16 10:00 am – 5:00 pm Description: The Barlow Ranger District and the Mt Hood National Forest are sponsoring a living history display and pioneer wagon camp at White River Station Campground in the beautiful Cascade Mountains on September 11-18, 2010. We invite you to join us as we present a week of interpretive programs about pioneer life in the 1840’s. This event is geared towards kids between 3rd and 5th grades, but anyone is welcome. You can see a pioneer wagon, see traditional toys, learn make butter, rope and carded wool. Interpreters wear pioneer clothing and cook their meals over the fire in Dutch-ovens. The entire display is outside and accessible and is open from 9 AM to 4 PM, and there is no admission charge. If you want to help out, Pioneer Camp is also looking for volunteers. For more information about the camp or to volunteer as an interpreter, contact Hillary at 541.467.5137 or hschwirtlich@fs.fed.us. Location: White River Station Campground More Information Own Your Future, A free community workshop.
Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
Dance Night Eagles Lodge
Pioneer Camp 2010
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Event: Goldendale Festival of Wheels
When: Fri, Sep 17 Description: 6th Annual Goldendale Festival of Wheels Admission: Free to Downtown Activities Event Features Goldendale Motorsports Association Car Show on Main Street, Downtown Street Fair, Pine Springs Resort hosts Motorcycle rally, Eddieville Play day and Live Entertainment. Location: Throughout Goldendale, Downtown Goldendale, Pine Springs Resort; Goldendale, WA More Information Event: 6th Annual Wheels Festival
When: Fri, Sep 17 – Sun, Sep 19 Description: The Goldendale Motorsports Association and the GGA Chamber of Commerce welcome you to Goldendale for this weekend of wheels! Stop in downtown Goldendale to check out the annual car show featuring eveything from vintage to muscle! Next take your motorcycle and head out to Pine Springs Resort for their poker runand motorcycle rally, finally head up to Eddieville for their annual ATV playday! To catch the up to the minute info please visit www.goldendalechamber.org. Location: Goldendale, WA More Information Event: Northwest grown music, food, and beverage
When: Fri, Sep 17 Description: Friday Nights at Erin Glenn The Dalles Northwest grown music, food, and beverage! Live music every Friday night from 7-10 pm or so. Enjoy a wide variety of live music and monthly dance parties! Location: Erin Glenn, The Dalles, OR More Information Event: Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
When: Fri, Sep 17 Description: Now in its sixth year, Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010 in the Columbia River Gorge, is a series of art events and wine tasting opportunities featuring the art and literary works of accomplished painters and writers. At the heart of the event is a five-day Paint-Out and Write-Out where works of art and writing are created at various outdoor locations in and around the Columbia River Gorge – the nation’s first designated National Scenic Area. Works of art from the forty participating artists will be available viewing and sale from Sept. 3 – 26 at Columbia Art Gallery in Hood River. A number of other events are also planned. Pacific Northwest Plein Air has grown in size and popularity each year, owing in part to the spectacular scenery in and around the Columbia River Gorge, and in part due to the focus on quality art and writing. For additional information, please contact the Columbia Center for the Arts website: http://www.columbiaarts.org Event: Pioneer Camp 2010
When: Fri, Sep 17 10:00 am – 5:00 pm Description: The Barlow Ranger District and the Mt Hood National Forest are sponsoring a living history display and pioneer wagon camp at White River Station Campground in the beautiful Cascade Mountains on September 11-18, 2010. We invite you to join us as we present a week of interpretive programs about pioneer life in the 1840’s. This event is geared towards kids between 3rd and 5th grades, but anyone is welcome. You can see a pioneer wagon, see traditional toys, learn make butter, rope and carded wool. Interpreters wear pioneer clothing and cook their meals over the fire in Dutch-ovens. The entire display is outside and accessible and is open from 9 AM to 4 PM, and there is no admission charge. If you want to help out, Pioneer Camp is also looking for volunteers. For more information about the camp or to volunteer as an interpreter, contact Hillary at 541.467.5137 or hschwirtlich@fs.fed.us. Location: White River Station Campground More Information Event: Tweens and Teens
When: Fri, Sep 17 2:30 pm – 4:00 pm Description: Programs for Tweens & Teens every Friday from (grades 6-12) Location: The Dalles-Wasco Co. Library More Information Goldendale Festival of Wheels
6th Annual Wheels Festival
Northwest grown music, food, and beverage
Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
Goldendale Festival of Wheels
6th Annual Wheels Festival
Northwest grown music, food, and beverage
Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
Pioneer Camp 2010
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Event: 6th Annual Wheels Festival
When: Fri, Sep 17 – Sun, Sep 19 Description: The Goldendale Motorsports Association and the GGA Chamber of Commerce welcome you to Goldendale for this weekend of wheels! Stop in downtown Goldendale to check out the annual car show featuring eveything from vintage to muscle! Next take your motorcycle and head out to Pine Springs Resort for their poker runand motorcycle rally, finally head up to Eddieville for their annual ATV playday! To catch the up to the minute info please visit www.goldendalechamber.org. Location: Goldendale, WA More Information Event: Goldendale Festival of Wheels
When: Sat, Sep 18 Description: 6th Annual Goldendale Festival of Wheels Admission: Free to Downtown Activities Event Features Goldendale Motorsports Association Car Show on Main Street, Downtown Street Fair, Pine Springs Resort hosts Motorcycle rally, Eddieville Play day and Live Entertainment. Location: Throughout Goldendale, Downtown Goldendale, Pine Springs Resort; Goldendale, WA More Information Event: Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
When: Sat, Sep 18 Description: Now in its sixth year, Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010 in the Columbia River Gorge, is a series of art events and wine tasting opportunities featuring the art and literary works of accomplished painters and writers. At the heart of the event is a five-day Paint-Out and Write-Out where works of art and writing are created at various outdoor locations in and around the Columbia River Gorge – the nation’s first designated National Scenic Area. Works of art from the forty participating artists will be available viewing and sale from Sept. 3 – 26 at Columbia Art Gallery in Hood River. A number of other events are also planned. Pacific Northwest Plein Air has grown in size and popularity each year, owing in part to the spectacular scenery in and around the Columbia River Gorge, and in part due to the focus on quality art and writing. For additional information, please contact the Columbia Center for the Arts website: http://www.columbiaarts.org Event: Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel
When: Sat, Sep 18 Description: Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel presents the work of 30 Northwest artists who are on the vanguard of comic arts and who are pushing it into new territory. Comic books and graphic novels skillfully combine narrative artwork and descriptive prose, acting as contemporary social markers. Despite being referred to as “comics,” their subject matter is often not humorous, but addresses many of the serious issues that also appear in mainstream art. This phenomenon is nowhere more important than in the Pacific Northwest, where Oregon and Washington have each attracted a large community of comic artists, graphic novelists and related publishers whose work has had international impact. Event: Pioneer Camp 2010
When: Sat, Sep 18 10:00 am – 5:00 pm Description: The Barlow Ranger District and the Mt Hood National Forest are sponsoring a living history display and pioneer wagon camp at White River Station Campground in the beautiful Cascade Mountains on September 11-18, 2010. We invite you to join us as we present a week of interpretive programs about pioneer life in the 1840’s. This event is geared towards kids between 3rd and 5th grades, but anyone is welcome. You can see a pioneer wagon, see traditional toys, learn make butter, rope and carded wool. Interpreters wear pioneer clothing and cook their meals over the fire in Dutch-ovens. The entire display is outside and accessible and is open from 9 AM to 4 PM, and there is no admission charge. If you want to help out, Pioneer Camp is also looking for volunteers. For more information about the camp or to volunteer as an interpreter, contact Hillary at 541.467.5137 or hschwirtlich@fs.fed.us. Location: White River Station Campground More Information Event: Hood River Saturday Market
When: Sat, Sep 18 10:00 am – 4:00 pm Description: Located at 5th and Cascade Streets in downtown Hood River, the market showcases work and products from some of the finest artisans and growers anywhere. We also feature some of the best music and coolest activities going! 541-387-8349 / hrsaturdaymarket.com Location: 5th and Cascade Streets in downtown Hood River More Information Event: Twilight’s Sundown Escapes Concert Series
When: Sat, Sep 18 6:00 pm – Sun, Sep 19 12:00 am Description: Enjoy live acoustic music and there’s never a cover charge. Terry Robb, Ruby Hill, John Baker and many other great local Northwest talents play the stage. For concert schedule, see the Events Calendar at www.twilightpizzabistro.com Location: Twilight Pizza Bistro in Camas, Washington More Information 6th Annual Wheels Festival
Goldendale Festival of Wheels
Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel
6th Annual Wheels Festival
Goldendale Festival of Wheels
Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel
Pioneer Camp 2010
Hood River Saturday Market
Twilight’s Sundown Escapes Concert Series
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Event: 6th Annual Wheels Festival
When: Fri, Sep 17 – Sun, Sep 19 Description: The Goldendale Motorsports Association and the GGA Chamber of Commerce welcome you to Goldendale for this weekend of wheels! Stop in downtown Goldendale to check out the annual car show featuring eveything from vintage to muscle! Next take your motorcycle and head out to Pine Springs Resort for their poker runand motorcycle rally, finally head up to Eddieville for their annual ATV playday! To catch the up to the minute info please visit www.goldendalechamber.org. Location: Goldendale, WA More Information Event: Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
When: Sun, Sep 19 Description: Now in its sixth year, Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010 in the Columbia River Gorge, is a series of art events and wine tasting opportunities featuring the art and literary works of accomplished painters and writers. At the heart of the event is a five-day Paint-Out and Write-Out where works of art and writing are created at various outdoor locations in and around the Columbia River Gorge – the nation’s first designated National Scenic Area. Works of art from the forty participating artists will be available viewing and sale from Sept. 3 – 26 at Columbia Art Gallery in Hood River. A number of other events are also planned. Pacific Northwest Plein Air has grown in size and popularity each year, owing in part to the spectacular scenery in and around the Columbia River Gorge, and in part due to the focus on quality art and writing. For additional information, please contact the Columbia Center for the Arts website: http://www.columbiaarts.org Event: Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel
When: Sun, Sep 19 Description: Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel presents the work of 30 Northwest artists who are on the vanguard of comic arts and who are pushing it into new territory. Comic books and graphic novels skillfully combine narrative artwork and descriptive prose, acting as contemporary social markers. Despite being referred to as “comics,” their subject matter is often not humorous, but addresses many of the serious issues that also appear in mainstream art. This phenomenon is nowhere more important than in the Pacific Northwest, where Oregon and Washington have each attracted a large community of comic artists, graphic novelists and related publishers whose work has had international impact. Event: Goldendale Festival of Wheels
When: Sun, Sep 19 Description: 6th Annual Goldendale Festival of Wheels Admission: Free to Downtown Activities Event Features Goldendale Motorsports Association Car Show on Main Street, Downtown Street Fair, Pine Springs Resort hosts Motorcycle rally, Eddieville Play day and Live Entertainment. Location: Throughout Goldendale, Downtown Goldendale, Pine Springs Resort; Goldendale, WA More Information 6th Annual Wheels Festival
Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel
Goldendale Festival of Wheels
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Event: Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel
When: Mon, Sep 20 Description: Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel presents the work of 30 Northwest artists who are on the vanguard of comic arts and who are pushing it into new territory. Comic books and graphic novels skillfully combine narrative artwork and descriptive prose, acting as contemporary social markers. Despite being referred to as “comics,” their subject matter is often not humorous, but addresses many of the serious issues that also appear in mainstream art. This phenomenon is nowhere more important than in the Pacific Northwest, where Oregon and Washington have each attracted a large community of comic artists, graphic novelists and related publishers whose work has had international impact. Event: Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
When: Mon, Sep 20 Description: Now in its sixth year, Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010 in the Columbia River Gorge, is a series of art events and wine tasting opportunities featuring the art and literary works of accomplished painters and writers. At the heart of the event is a five-day Paint-Out and Write-Out where works of art and writing are created at various outdoor locations in and around the Columbia River Gorge – the nation’s first designated National Scenic Area. Works of art from the forty participating artists will be available viewing and sale from Sept. 3 – 26 at Columbia Art Gallery in Hood River. A number of other events are also planned. Pacific Northwest Plein Air has grown in size and popularity each year, owing in part to the spectacular scenery in and around the Columbia River Gorge, and in part due to the focus on quality art and writing. For additional information, please contact the Columbia Center for the Arts website: http://www.columbiaarts.org Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel
Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
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Event: Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel
When: Tue, Sep 21 Description: Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel presents the work of 30 Northwest artists who are on the vanguard of comic arts and who are pushing it into new territory. Comic books and graphic novels skillfully combine narrative artwork and descriptive prose, acting as contemporary social markers. Despite being referred to as “comics,” their subject matter is often not humorous, but addresses many of the serious issues that also appear in mainstream art. This phenomenon is nowhere more important than in the Pacific Northwest, where Oregon and Washington have each attracted a large community of comic artists, graphic novelists and related publishers whose work has had international impact. Event: Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
When: Tue, Sep 21 Description: Now in its sixth year, Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010 in the Columbia River Gorge, is a series of art events and wine tasting opportunities featuring the art and literary works of accomplished painters and writers. At the heart of the event is a five-day Paint-Out and Write-Out where works of art and writing are created at various outdoor locations in and around the Columbia River Gorge – the nation’s first designated National Scenic Area. Works of art from the forty participating artists will be available viewing and sale from Sept. 3 – 26 at Columbia Art Gallery in Hood River. A number of other events are also planned. Pacific Northwest Plein Air has grown in size and popularity each year, owing in part to the spectacular scenery in and around the Columbia River Gorge, and in part due to the focus on quality art and writing. For additional information, please contact the Columbia Center for the Arts website: http://www.columbiaarts.org Event: Free blood pressure screenings. A free community service
When: Tue, Sep 21 10:00 am – 1:00 pm Description: No appointment necessary. For more information, call 541.387.3911 Location: Providence Hood River Memorial Hospital More Information Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel
Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
Free blood pressure screenings. A free community service
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Event: Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel
When: Wed, Sep 22 Description: Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel presents the work of 30 Northwest artists who are on the vanguard of comic arts and who are pushing it into new territory. Comic books and graphic novels skillfully combine narrative artwork and descriptive prose, acting as contemporary social markers. Despite being referred to as “comics,” their subject matter is often not humorous, but addresses many of the serious issues that also appear in mainstream art. This phenomenon is nowhere more important than in the Pacific Northwest, where Oregon and Washington have each attracted a large community of comic artists, graphic novelists and related publishers whose work has had international impact. Event: Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
When: Wed, Sep 22 Description: Now in its sixth year, Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010 in the Columbia River Gorge, is a series of art events and wine tasting opportunities featuring the art and literary works of accomplished painters and writers. At the heart of the event is a five-day Paint-Out and Write-Out where works of art and writing are created at various outdoor locations in and around the Columbia River Gorge – the nation’s first designated National Scenic Area. Works of art from the forty participating artists will be available viewing and sale from Sept. 3 – 26 at Columbia Art Gallery in Hood River. A number of other events are also planned. Pacific Northwest Plein Air has grown in size and popularity each year, owing in part to the spectacular scenery in and around the Columbia River Gorge, and in part due to the focus on quality art and writing. For additional information, please contact the Columbia Center for the Arts website: http://www.columbiaarts.org Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel
Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
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Event: Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
When: Thu, Sep 23 Description: Now in its sixth year, Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010 in the Columbia River Gorge, is a series of art events and wine tasting opportunities featuring the art and literary works of accomplished painters and writers. At the heart of the event is a five-day Paint-Out and Write-Out where works of art and writing are created at various outdoor locations in and around the Columbia River Gorge – the nation’s first designated National Scenic Area. Works of art from the forty participating artists will be available viewing and sale from Sept. 3 – 26 at Columbia Art Gallery in Hood River. A number of other events are also planned. Pacific Northwest Plein Air has grown in size and popularity each year, owing in part to the spectacular scenery in and around the Columbia River Gorge, and in part due to the focus on quality art and writing. For additional information, please contact the Columbia Center for the Arts website: http://www.columbiaarts.org Event: Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel
When: Thu, Sep 23 Description: Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel presents the work of 30 Northwest artists who are on the vanguard of comic arts and who are pushing it into new territory. Comic books and graphic novels skillfully combine narrative artwork and descriptive prose, acting as contemporary social markers. Despite being referred to as “comics,” their subject matter is often not humorous, but addresses many of the serious issues that also appear in mainstream art. This phenomenon is nowhere more important than in the Pacific Northwest, where Oregon and Washington have each attracted a large community of comic artists, graphic novelists and related publishers whose work has had international impact. Event: Difficult Conversations. A free community forum.
When: Thu, Sep 23 Description: Noon to 1:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. The prospect of a tough talk – whether it’s about driving, moving, incontinence or something else – can be tougher than the topic itself, and caregiving is fraught with one difficult conversation after another. What makes it easier? How does one enter conversations, whether it be the parent or child, dealing with issues on physical, mental and spiritual needs? What are the conversations we should be having? This workshop is facilitated by Ilea Bouse, gerontological social worker. To register, call 541.386.2055. Event: Dance Night Eagles Lodge
When: Thu, Sep 23 Description: Dance Night Eagles Lodge every Thursday. Non-smoking & family friendly info: Steve Hudson at 541.993.3540 email: steve.hudson@charter.net Location: The Dalles Eagles Lodge; 2006 W. 7th St, The Dalles, OR More Information Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel
Difficult Conversations. A free community forum.
Dance Night Eagles Lodge
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Event: Northwest grown music, food, and beverage
When: Fri, Sep 24 Description: Friday Nights at Erin Glenn The Dalles Northwest grown music, food, and beverage! Live music every Friday night from 7-10 pm or so. Enjoy a wide variety of live music and monthly dance parties! Location: Erin Glenn, The Dalles, OR More Information Event: Festival of Nations
When: Fri, Sep 24 Description: Festival of Nations started out in 2006 as collaboration between the local tribes and the community of Cascade Locks. They shared a vision to celebrate their communities and the rich heritage of the beautiful Columbia Gorge. Over the years the Festival has grown to embrace all cultures with this shared vision and the creativity produced. This year the Festival will be held on September 24-26 in the Cascade Locks Marina. We will feature the 10k/1 Mile Fun Run Salmon Run, a diverse array of performers, children’s craft activities, and more. Festival of Nations is free to the public and is an alcohol-free event. Location: Marina, Cascade Locks, OR More Information Event: Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
When: Fri, Sep 24 Description: Now in its sixth year, Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010 in the Columbia River Gorge, is a series of art events and wine tasting opportunities featuring the art and literary works of accomplished painters and writers. At the heart of the event is a five-day Paint-Out and Write-Out where works of art and writing are created at various outdoor locations in and around the Columbia River Gorge – the nation’s first designated National Scenic Area. Works of art from the forty participating artists will be available viewing and sale from Sept. 3 – 26 at Columbia Art Gallery in Hood River. A number of other events are also planned. Pacific Northwest Plein Air has grown in size and popularity each year, owing in part to the spectacular scenery in and around the Columbia River Gorge, and in part due to the focus on quality art and writing. For additional information, please contact the Columbia Center for the Arts website: http://www.columbiaarts.org Event: Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel
When: Fri, Sep 24 Description: Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel presents the work of 30 Northwest artists who are on the vanguard of comic arts and who are pushing it into new territory. Comic books and graphic novels skillfully combine narrative artwork and descriptive prose, acting as contemporary social markers. Despite being referred to as “comics,” their subject matter is often not humorous, but addresses many of the serious issues that also appear in mainstream art. This phenomenon is nowhere more important than in the Pacific Northwest, where Oregon and Washington have each attracted a large community of comic artists, graphic novelists and related publishers whose work has had international impact. Event: Tweens and Teens
When: Fri, Sep 24 2:30 pm – 4:00 pm Description: Programs for Tweens & Teens every Friday from (grades 6-12) Location: The Dalles-Wasco Co. Library More Information Northwest grown music, food, and beverage
Festival of Nations
Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel
Northwest grown music, food, and beverage
Festival of Nations
Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel
Tweens and Teens
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Event: Festival of Nations
When: Sat, Sep 25 Description: Festival of Nations started out in 2006 as collaboration between the local tribes and the community of Cascade Locks. They shared a vision to celebrate their communities and the rich heritage of the beautiful Columbia Gorge. Over the years the Festival has grown to embrace all cultures with this shared vision and the creativity produced. This year the Festival will be held on September 24-26 in the Cascade Locks Marina. We will feature the 10k/1 Mile Fun Run Salmon Run, a diverse array of performers, children’s craft activities, and more. Festival of Nations is free to the public and is an alcohol-free event. Location: Marina, Cascade Locks, OR More Information Event: Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
When: Sat, Sep 25 Description: Now in its sixth year, Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010 in the Columbia River Gorge, is a series of art events and wine tasting opportunities featuring the art and literary works of accomplished painters and writers. At the heart of the event is a five-day Paint-Out and Write-Out where works of art and writing are created at various outdoor locations in and around the Columbia River Gorge – the nation’s first designated National Scenic Area. Works of art from the forty participating artists will be available viewing and sale from Sept. 3 – 26 at Columbia Art Gallery in Hood River. A number of other events are also planned. Pacific Northwest Plein Air has grown in size and popularity each year, owing in part to the spectacular scenery in and around the Columbia River Gorge, and in part due to the focus on quality art and writing. For additional information, please contact the Columbia Center for the Arts website: http://www.columbiaarts.org Event: Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel
When: Sat, Sep 25 Description: Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel presents the work of 30 Northwest artists who are on the vanguard of comic arts and who are pushing it into new territory. Comic books and graphic novels skillfully combine narrative artwork and descriptive prose, acting as contemporary social markers. Despite being referred to as “comics,” their subject matter is often not humorous, but addresses many of the serious issues that also appear in mainstream art. This phenomenon is nowhere more important than in the Pacific Northwest, where Oregon and Washington have each attracted a large community of comic artists, graphic novelists and related publishers whose work has had international impact. Event: On-Site Wine Operation Tour and Tasting
When: Sat, Sep 25 Description: 30 minute On-Site Wine Operation Tour and Tasting $15. www.cathedralridgewinery.com Every Saturday at 11:30 Location: Cathedral Ridge Winery More Information Event: The Harvest Experience Tour $100/includes lunch
When: Sat, Sep 25 9:30 am – 2:30 pm Description: Actively experience harvest time with the Cathedral Ridge Team! Roll up your sleeves and learn the art of picking grapes at just the right time. Then back to the winery to be a part of the extraordinary and seldom seen crush and harvest activities. End of the day barrel tasting, wine & cheese Location: Cathedral Ridge Winery Event: Hood River Saturday Market
When: Sat, Sep 25 10:00 am – 4:00 pm Description: Located at 5th and Cascade Streets in downtown Hood River, the market showcases work and products from some of the finest artisans and growers anywhere. We also feature some of the best music and coolest activities going! 541-387-8349 / hrsaturdaymarket.com Location: 5th and Cascade Streets in downtown Hood River More Information Event: Twilight’s Sundown Escapes Concert Series
When: Sat, Sep 25 6:00 pm – Sun, Sep 26 12:00 am Description: Enjoy live acoustic music and there’s never a cover charge. Terry Robb, Ruby Hill, John Baker and many other great local Northwest talents play the stage. For concert schedule, see the Events Calendar at www.twilightpizzabistro.com Location: Twilight Pizza Bistro in Camas, Washington More Information Festival of Nations
Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel
On-Site Wine Operation Tour and Tasting
Festival of Nations
Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel
On-Site Wine Operation Tour and Tasting
The Harvest Experience Tour $100/includes lunch
Hood River Saturday Market
Twilight’s Sundown Escapes Concert Series
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Event: LIVESTRONG
When: Sun, Sep 26 Description: Come Join the Rage! Echelon Portland Columbia River Gorge Cycling Gran Fondo Epic views and fabulous food await you! Ride with Chris Horner and meet the Angel of Echelon and other characters you would expect at a grand tour, all while raising money and awareness for: The Knight Cancer Institute at OHSU Click on the event information site: www.echelongranfondo.org Event: Festival of Nations
When: Sun, Sep 26 Description: Festival of Nations started out in 2006 as collaboration between the local tribes and the community of Cascade Locks. They shared a vision to celebrate their communities and the rich heritage of the beautiful Columbia Gorge. Over the years the Festival has grown to embrace all cultures with this shared vision and the creativity produced. This year the Festival will be held on September 24-26 in the Cascade Locks Marina. We will feature the 10k/1 Mile Fun Run Salmon Run, a diverse array of performers, children’s craft activities, and more. Festival of Nations is free to the public and is an alcohol-free event. Location: Marina, Cascade Locks, OR More Information Event: Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
When: Sun, Sep 26 Description: Now in its sixth year, Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010 in the Columbia River Gorge, is a series of art events and wine tasting opportunities featuring the art and literary works of accomplished painters and writers. At the heart of the event is a five-day Paint-Out and Write-Out where works of art and writing are created at various outdoor locations in and around the Columbia River Gorge – the nation’s first designated National Scenic Area. Works of art from the forty participating artists will be available viewing and sale from Sept. 3 – 26 at Columbia Art Gallery in Hood River. A number of other events are also planned. Pacific Northwest Plein Air has grown in size and popularity each year, owing in part to the spectacular scenery in and around the Columbia River Gorge, and in part due to the focus on quality art and writing. For additional information, please contact the Columbia Center for the Arts website: http://www.columbiaarts.org Event: Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel
When: Sun, Sep 26 Description: Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel presents the work of 30 Northwest artists who are on the vanguard of comic arts and who are pushing it into new territory. Comic books and graphic novels skillfully combine narrative artwork and descriptive prose, acting as contemporary social markers. Despite being referred to as “comics,” their subject matter is often not humorous, but addresses many of the serious issues that also appear in mainstream art. This phenomenon is nowhere more important than in the Pacific Northwest, where Oregon and Washington have each attracted a large community of comic artists, graphic novelists and related publishers whose work has had international impact. LIVESTRONG
Festival of Nations
Pacific Northwest Plein Air 2010
Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel
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Event: Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel
When: Mon, Sep 27 Description: Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel presents the work of 30 Northwest artists who are on the vanguard of comic arts and who are pushing it into new territory. Comic books and graphic novels skillfully combine narrative artwork and descriptive prose, acting as contemporary social markers. Despite being referred to as “comics,” their subject matter is often not humorous, but addresses many of the serious issues that also appear in mainstream art. This phenomenon is nowhere more important than in the Pacific Northwest, where Oregon and Washington have each attracted a large community of comic artists, graphic novelists and related publishers whose work has had international impact. Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel
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Event: Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel
When: Tue, Sep 28 Description: Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel presents the work of 30 Northwest artists who are on the vanguard of comic arts and who are pushing it into new territory. Comic books and graphic novels skillfully combine narrative artwork and descriptive prose, acting as contemporary social markers. Despite being referred to as “comics,” their subject matter is often not humorous, but addresses many of the serious issues that also appear in mainstream art. This phenomenon is nowhere more important than in the Pacific Northwest, where Oregon and Washington have each attracted a large community of comic artists, graphic novelists and related publishers whose work has had international impact. Event: Free blood pressure screenings. A free community service
When: Tue, Sep 28 10:00 am – 1:00 pm Description: No appointment necessary. For more information, call 541.387.3911 Location: Providence Hood River Memorial Hospital More Information Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel
Free blood pressure screenings. A free community service
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Event: Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel
When: Wed, Sep 29 Description: Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel presents the work of 30 Northwest artists who are on the vanguard of comic arts and who are pushing it into new territory. Comic books and graphic novels skillfully combine narrative artwork and descriptive prose, acting as contemporary social markers. Despite being referred to as “comics,” their subject matter is often not humorous, but addresses many of the serious issues that also appear in mainstream art. This phenomenon is nowhere more important than in the Pacific Northwest, where Oregon and Washington have each attracted a large community of comic artists, graphic novelists and related publishers whose work has had international impact. Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel
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Event: Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel
When: Thu, Sep 30 Description: Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel presents the work of 30 Northwest artists who are on the vanguard of comic arts and who are pushing it into new territory. Comic books and graphic novels skillfully combine narrative artwork and descriptive prose, acting as contemporary social markers. Despite being referred to as “comics,” their subject matter is often not humorous, but addresses many of the serious issues that also appear in mainstream art. This phenomenon is nowhere more important than in the Pacific Northwest, where Oregon and Washington have each attracted a large community of comic artists, graphic novelists and related publishers whose work has had international impact. Event: Dance Night Eagles Lodge
When: Thu, Sep 30 Description: Dance Night Eagles Lodge every Thursday. Non-smoking & family friendly info: Steve Hudson at 541.993.3540 email: steve.hudson@charter.net Location: The Dalles Eagles Lodge; 2006 W. 7th St, The Dalles, OR More Information Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel
Dance Night Eagles Lodge
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Event: Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel
When: Fri, Oct 1 Description: Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel presents the work of 30 Northwest artists who are on the vanguard of comic arts and who are pushing it into new territory. Comic books and graphic novels skillfully combine narrative artwork and descriptive prose, acting as contemporary social markers. Despite being referred to as “comics,” their subject matter is often not humorous, but addresses many of the serious issues that also appear in mainstream art. This phenomenon is nowhere more important than in the Pacific Northwest, where Oregon and Washington have each attracted a large community of comic artists, graphic novelists and related publishers whose work has had international impact. Event: RASMUSSEN’S PUMPKIN FUNLAND
When: Fri, Oct 1 Description: Pumpkin Funland is always amazing, and this year it is mysterious, too. The 2010 theme is “Mysteries.” Pumpkin Funland will feature the famous and infamous. 541.386.4622 or 1.800.548.2243 for information, or check their webpage at rasmussenfarms.com. Event: Tweens and Teens
When: Fri, Oct 1 2:30 pm – 4:00 pm Description: Programs for Tweens & Teens every Friday from (grades 6-12) Location: The Dalles-Wasco Co. Library More Information Event: First Friday Art Walk in Hood River
When: Fri, Oct 1 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm Description: Monthly on the first Friday, from Fri Mar 5 to Fri Nov 5 Come to Hood River the first Friday of every month. Enjoy the art, the entertainment, the people and the place. 541.490.0022 Location: Hood River More Information Event: First Friday Gallery Show Opening
When: Fri, Oct 1 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Description: Featuring a new show every month. Join us for the opening of CHILDHOOD REMEMBERED. The CHILDHOOD REMEMBERED, Show will run October 1-31, 2010 Location: Columbia Center for the Arts More Information Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel
RASMUSSEN’S PUMPKIN FUNLAND
Tweens and Teens
First Friday Art Walk in Hood River
Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel
RASMUSSEN’S PUMPKIN FUNLAND
Tweens and Teens
First Friday Art Walk in Hood River
First Friday Gallery Show Opening
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Event: On-Site Wine Operation Tour and Tasting
When: Sat, Oct 2 Description: 30 minute On-Site Wine Operation Tour and Tasting $15. www.cathedralridgewinery.com Every Saturday at 11:30 Location: Cathedral Ridge Winery More Information Event: Car is King Weekend
When: Sat, Oct 2 Description: Car is King Weekend pays tribute to autos past and present with an open car show, veggie car races for kids and the highlight of the show – the grand entry of the vintage race cars competing in the Hill Climb race on Sunday. www.maryhillmuseum.org Location: Maryhill Museum More Information Event: Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel
When: Sat, Oct 2 Description: Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel presents the work of 30 Northwest artists who are on the vanguard of comic arts and who are pushing it into new territory. Comic books and graphic novels skillfully combine narrative artwork and descriptive prose, acting as contemporary social markers. Despite being referred to as “comics,” their subject matter is often not humorous, but addresses many of the serious issues that also appear in mainstream art. This phenomenon is nowhere more important than in the Pacific Northwest, where Oregon and Washington have each attracted a large community of comic artists, graphic novelists and related publishers whose work has had international impact. Event: RASMUSSEN’S PUMPKIN FUNLAND
When: Sat, Oct 2 Description: Pumpkin Funland is always amazing, and this year it is mysterious, too. The 2010 theme is “Mysteries.” Pumpkin Funland will feature the famous and infamous. 541.386.4622 or 1.800.548.2243 for information, or check their webpage at rasmussenfarms.com. Event: Twilight’s Sundown Escapes Concert Series
When: Sat, Oct 2 6:00 pm – Sun, Oct 3 12:00 am Description: Enjoy live acoustic music and there’s never a cover charge. Terry Robb, Ruby Hill, John Baker and many other great local Northwest talents play the stage. For concert schedule, see the Events Calendar at www.twilightpizzabistro.com Location: Twilight Pizza Bistro in Camas, Washington More Information On-Site Wine Operation Tour and Tasting
Car is King Weekend
Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel
RASMUSSEN’S PUMPKIN FUNLAND
On-Site Wine Operation Tour and Tasting
Car is King Weekend
Comics at the Crossroads: Art of the Graphic Novel
RASMUSSEN’S PUMPKIN FUNLAND
Twilight’s Sundown Escapes Concert Series
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