With winter just around the corner, there’s no better way to embrace the season’s coziness than by enjoying live music beside a warm fire. Suttle Lodge & Boathouse is reviving its beloved winter tradition – the Fireside Concert Series, bringing live music to its rustic lodge nestled in the Deschutes National Forest outside of Sisters.
Known for its unique blend of rustic charm and upscale comfort, Suttle Lodge offers year-round outdoor adventures alongside serene indoor escapes, like fireside relaxation with a good book. Imagine the crackle of a fire, the scent of pine in the air and the sound of a soulful guitar filling the lodge. The Fireside Concert Series, held almost every Thursday in the Skip Bar & Restaurant, invites music lovers to experience a wide array of intimate performances with artists hailing from near and far.
The series kicks off Nov. 7 with singer/songwriter Megan Burtt, a Colorado-based folk artist with national recognition. Burtt is the winner of the Kervville New Folk competition and the Rocky Mountain Folk Festival and has shared the stage with acclaimed artists such as Gregory Alan Isakov, Marc Cohen and Leanne Rimes.
Following Burtt, the lineup features pop artist Megan Diana, soulful Americana singer Kolby Knickerbocker, folk artist Lindsay Clark and more. Each artist brings a different genre to the comfortable lodge setting, adding layers of warmth and a variety with folk, pop, soul and funk.
Tickets are available on Bend Ticket’s website and guests staying overnight in one of the lodge’s cabins or rooms enjoy complimentary tickets.
In addition to the Fireside Concert Series, Suttle Lodge is also hosting a Dirty Jazz night, held every first Wednesday of the month from 6-8pm in collaboration with Wolf House Records. With lively jazz filling the lodge, this event brings a spirited energy to the winter season, offering another reason to bundle up and head out for some live music.
This article appears in Source Weekly November 7, 2024.
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