HEY EVERYBODY! Do you like Monty Python? Are you free Friday night? Do you want to see one of the biggest theatrical productions of the year at the Tower Theatre? The Source has you covered. We have two tickets to opening night of Monty Python’s Spamalot produced by Stage Right Productions at the Tower Theatre. […]
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City Will Re-Open Galveston/Riverside Intersection Sept. 17
After the re-opening of the Galveston/Riverside intersection on Sept. 17, traffic will flow more freely to Galveston Avenue businesses. The people spoke, and the City listened. After hearing complaints from business owners at the Sept. 4 City Council meeting, the City announced Friday it will re-open the intersection of Galveston Avenue and Riverside Boulevard on […]
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September First Friday Roundup!
Summer is officially over. Except that the weather is still gorgeous and there are still a crap ton of awesome events going on downtown. So…maybe we’ve got a few weeks of summer to go. Below we’ve linked information about a few of the First Friday events happening tonight. As always the streets will be full […]
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Masters Nats: The guy who we said might win, did
Alex Chiu Phipps won today’s road race, despite the gnarly conditions. Chris Phipps, a ridiculously fit 43-year-old Bay Area racer who we highlighted in last week’s issue, won today’s road race, which ended at Mt. Bachelor. The race is part of the five-day USA Cycling Masters Road National Championships. Reports from the finish line are […]
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Know Portland Bands with Banana Stand Media
Portland’s indie music scene can often be an overwhelming swarm of undiscovered bands with ironic names. It can be hard to tell which bands are worth listening to and which ones will dissolve into the flooded basements of SE before their time. Luckily for us, Banana Stand Media—please, let that be an “Arrested Development” reference—an […]
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City Council Revisits Downtown Building Heights, Approves Limited Variance for First Reading
The lot adjacent to bend Brewing Company remains empty due to lack of developer interest. Property owners say a height variance would give them more options. Source Weekly file photo. “Oregonians hate two things,” Councilor Victor Chudowsky said, referencing a quote from former Metro Executive Officer Mike Burton that appeared in National Geographic magazine. “They […]
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Riverside/Galveston/Tumalo Closure Sparks Safety, Business Concerns
Residents says drivers aren’t following the intended detour. Image via City of Bend. The intersection at Northwest Riverside Boulevard, Galveston Avenue, and Northwest Tumalo Avenue is only two days into a two month construction closure, but area residents and business owners are already over it. At the Sept. 4 Bend City Council meeting, the visitor’s […]