With the winter season barreling us toward the new year, many businesses and organizations have begun preparation for amazing New Year’s Eve celebrations that help ring in 2024. Avid adventurers and those in search of a spiritual experience for the start of the year are invited to embark on Wanderlust Tours’ “New Year’s Eve Bonfire […]
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Call and Response with Kira Seto
When I was a child I performed as part of a choir, a dapper-dan at 9 years old with black dress shoes polished, the button-up shirt tucked in, an emerald-green tie knotted just so. The songs weren’t awful and neither were the competitions. The thing I hated though, for no reason other than it seemed […]
Making “Ski Mo” Snow Dreams Come True
It’s official, Mt. Bachelor is starting to open and there’s no time to lose: grab your winter sport gear and get an early start on that new year’s resolution to ski more with help from Mt. Bachelor Sports Education Foundation. Initially founded as Skyliners in 1927, Bend’s first ski club steadily grew into the foundation […]
You Better Run
I Like Pie This Thanksgiving, Nov. 23 at 7:30am in the heart of the Old Mill District, Cascade Relays will provide runners, and families with extra energy in the morning, a 1.5 mile and 5k option run/walk for a chance to earn those delicious dinner calories during this year’s “I Like Pie!” run. Cascade Relays […]
Hoodoo’s Biggest Giveaway Ever
With the mountain air getting crisper and car windshields freezing over, the pending arrival of winter is hard to ignore. While it may be time to put away the paddleboards, avid skiers and snowboarders are starting to gear up for an exhilarating time ahead on the slopes. “People from all over the world come out […]
Fire-Starters
Nighthawk Program Director and co-founder, Chelsea Ernst, studied ecology and herpetology in college before delving into the survival skill world. After gaining over a decade of experience teaching naturalist skillsets for other businesses, Ernst and co-founder Tyler Doyle founded Nighthawk Naturalist School with an emphasis on making the connection to nature accessible and immersive for […]
Chuckles for Troops
Stand Up for the Troops,” a comedy show, features three veterans and three civilian stand-up comics at The Capitol on Nov. 10. With Veteran’s Day upcoming, this show will provide a tribute to the resilience and strength of veterans. It’s a night of laughter that will leave you with a newfound appreciation for the power […]
A Phantom Thread
Gifted storyteller William Kennedy Hornyak will weave eerie tales and fables that promise to send shivers down your spine on Sunday, Nov. 5 at Immersion Brewing’s Barrel Room. “I want the audience to travel with me, not just hear what I’m saying. When I can do that, make that connection, the story really just feeds […]
Little Shop of Horrors
Somewhere That’s Green is an ideal destination for those in search of unique and stunning plants. Stepping through the door, one can always find the shelves adorned with succulents, and botanical varieties displayed in pots. This beautiful shop tucked on Second Street and Greenwood Avenue also holds a theater space, The Greenhouse Cabaret. It’s within […]
Can It!
The aromatic blend of spices will waft through the air as the OSU Extension Service provides a Sausage Workshop and Canning Class in Redmond. This hands-on class combines the art of crafting delicious sausages with the practical skill of preserving foods through canning. “OSU has a recipe for homemade sausage that is up to date, […]

