It’s Pet Week! wednesday 13- thursday 21 What’s better than fuzzy little puppies? Fuzzy little puppies and beer! Support the Humane Society of Central Oregon by purchasing a Pup Crawl HSCO pint glass at participating breweries. It comes with a beer and warm fuzzies. More at hsco.org. Through Thursday, Feb. 21. There’s also the Testicle […]
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WinterFest Preview
Dear Readers, If you haven’t noticed, it’s wintertime in Bend, Oregon. The sun is shining, but it’s still snowing, and over here at the Source, we couldn’t be loving it more. For the 14th year running, we’ll be celebrating all things winter in the Old Mill District at the 2013 WinterFest, also known as the […]
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Shine On
Local nonprofit brings Bend’s first major women’s conference
Between comments on legitimate rape, controversy over reproductive rights, and ongoing discrepancies between the pay of men and women, there are binders full of women in the U.S. who are attempting to overcome big obstacles. Shine Global offers a helping hand for women and girls on their road to empowerment. Shine is a local non-profit […]
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Our Picks for 2/7 – 2/13
Bartender’s Brawl wednesday 6 – thursday 7 Watch your favorite mixologists in competition to find out who can shake the best cocktail using Bendistillery liquors. The prelims all over downtown this week lead up to the ultimate faceoff in the Source’s Bent Lounge at WinterFest. The winner gets a paid trip to Whiskies of the […]
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Third Wave
The Ale Apothecary marks a new movement in the craft-brewing world
Going beyond the IPA.
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Our Picks: 1/31 – 2/6
Stoney Danza thursday 31 Awesome area DJ spinning classic soul with a few surprises. Great dancing. Take a date. $3. 21+. 10 p.m. Players Bar & Grill, 25 SW Century Dr. HealthCare Reform Infosession thursday 31 You’ve probably heard this described as the worst thing to happen to American freedom and economic viability since, like, […]
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Dude Looks Like a Lady
CTC Takes on Shakespeare’s Gender Bending Comedy Twelfth Night
Ladies dressed as men, girls falling for girls, fools drinking themselves stupid and epic love triangles, Twelfth Night utilizes all of Shakespeare’s classic tropes for cheap laughs. The Mrs. Doubtfire of Shakespearean comedies, the play begins with a shipwreck, after which the fair Viola, played by Mary Hildebrandt, decides to disguise herself as a man […]
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Won Over
Karrin Allyson was pro and so is Jazz at the Oxford
As a teenager, I was pretty sure I wanted to be a professional singer. Took years of voice lessons, sang with the local opera company and eventually went to college for vocal performance. I ended up hating all the diva that comes with being a female performer and dropped out of the music program the […]
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Our Picks for 1/24 – 1/30
Fabric Check thursday 24 Part fashion show, part concert, this is one of the rad little things that Rise Up Presents does in this town. Rise Up invests in international schools, and lately has been in Palestine teaching street art workshops. Here it brings together Rescue, 541 Threads and other local artists to the backdrop […]
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Doing Dr. Pinckney Justice
COCC makes moves to rejuvenate the Pinckney Theater and arts on campus
Named for Dr. Orde Pinckney, a local theater staple and professor at Central Oregon Community College from 1955 to 1996, the Pinckney Center for the Performing Arts was, at one point, a cornerstone of Bend culture. The versatile theater hosted regular performances from the Magic Circle Dance Theater and COCC Theater Program through the late […]