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Bend’s 92/9 FM Now Streaming Online

Bend’s independent rock station 92/9 FM is now streaming online.
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They’d been talking about it for some time now, but Bend’s 92/9 FM is now officially streaming their broadcast online as of Friday afternoon.
For those who may not be able to tune in at work because the office radio has been hijacked by smooth jazz fans, this is a big coup.

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Central Oregon’s Last Comic Standing Begins Tonight

Bend’s funniest people get on stage at the Old Stone for Central Oregon’s Last Comic Standing
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There are funny people among us here on the High Desert and some of those folks will test their hilarity tonight at the opening round of Central Oregon’s Last Comic Standing. They’ll tell jokes and do impressions and make fart sounds and all the other sort of good stuff that makes you explode in laughter.

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Erin Cole-Baker Music Video “World Sweet World”

A look at Erin Cole-Baker’s new music video, directed by Josh Cordell.
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Late last year, local songwriter Erin Cole-Baker debuted her full-length record, Talon and Spur, which included the excellently quaint number, “World Sweet World.”
Then — just last night — local photographer and filmmaker Josh Cordell shot this video for that track with the help of his crew, Paula Watts and Zack Nutter.

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Rocky Horror Returns to The Tower October 30

The annual Rocky Horror Picture Show screening returns to the Tower Theatre in Bend on October 30.
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The Tower is keeping with a recent tradition by hosting another Halloween weekend screening of Rocky Horror Picture Show during which enthusiastically costumed patrons throw things at the screen and sing and dance along to the 1975 cult classic. The show is slated for Saturday, October 30.

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Don’t Stop Believing…Says the Sign Outside Our Office

It’s pretty easy to pay tribute to Journey with your neighborhood stop signs.
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Say what you want about Journey, or the act of defacing public property, but when coming to a stop at this sign outside the Source Weekly offices, it’s damn near impossible not to have yourself a chuckle.
Who knew that a public street sign could become a promotion for one of the most beloved hair-band anthems of all time? And quite easily, too.

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See/Hear Benjamin Percy Talk About Bend

Benjamin Percy discusses his new novel, “The Wilding.”
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If you weren’t one of the 50 or so people who crammed into a packed Nature of Words office last night for the Source Weekly Fiction Reading, you missed some incredible passages from Benjamin Percy and his low, growly voice.
Here’s a some video of Percy answering an audience question about how Bend figured into the narrative of his new novel, The Wilding, which is set entirely here in Central Oregon.

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Judy Collins Sells Out the Tower

Singer songwriter Judy Collins plays Bend, and it’s sold out.
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Do you like Judy Collins? Well, that doesn’t really matter because apparently your neighbors are totally and unquestionably in love with the legendary singer songwriter, as evidenced by the fact that tonight’s show at the Tower is sold out.
If you don’t have tickets for this one, sorry about that.

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The Source Fiction Reading, Featuring Benjamin Percy, is Tonight

Benjamin Percy will read from and discuss his new novel, The Wilding, at the Source Weekly Fiction Reading tonight.
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A little more than a week ago we published our annual Fiction Issue, which included short stories from five local authors, in addition to a profile on Bend native Benjamin Percy and his new novel, The Wilding.
Tonight you can meet these authors, including Percy, and hear their stories in real life at The Nature of Words in downtown Bend (224 NW Oregon).

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BendFilm: What to see on Friday

A look at Friday’s BendFilm offerings, including “American Jihadist” “I Love You, Phillip Morris,” and “The River Why.”
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BendFilm is well underway, having kicked off last night with a party at the Oxford and screenings at the Tower Theatre and Regal Old Mill.
The festival is showing films all over town at the Oxford Hotel, McMenamins Old St.

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