Much Ado About Nothing By William Shakespeare Directed by Miriam A. Laube June 1 – October 12, 2024 Allen Elizabethan Theatre Love is in the air, even as two of history’s most tumultuous couples volley hilarious quips and damning accusations. Will the truth win in this dazzling, music-filled production? “Thou and I are too wise to woo […]
Celebrate creativity and sustainability at the Rubbish Renewed Eco Fashion Show, a fundraiser for REALMS schools. Marvel at the wearable art creations made from recycled materials by local designers while enjoying a live auction, a pop-up marketplace and mouthwatering treats from food trucks. It’s fashion with a purpose, and it’s bound to be fabulous! Tickets […]
Spoil Mom with a delicious buffet-style brunch at Central Oregon’s Faith Hope & Charity Vineyards. Delight in delectable offerings from Cascade Catering Company and sip on refreshing mimosas amidst breathtaking views of the Three Sisters Mountains and lush vineyards. Secure your spot for either the 10 AM-12 PM or 1 PM-3 PM seating—advance ticket purchase […]
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In 2019, professional racer Jessi Combs, who is included in the exhibit Daredevils, set a new land speed record in Oregon’s Alvord Desert. Tragically, she died while setting this record. The Jessi Combs Foundation has gone on to honor her legacy by empowering women to defy stereotypes and take on new challenges. In a virtual […]
Since the turn of the 21st century, a movement has emerged to address racial and ethnic inequities in public lands access, recreational use and employment. This movement emphasizes access to nature as an environmental right. Dr. Sarah D. Wald, associate professor of environmental studies and English at the University of Oregon, provides an overview of […]
Since the turn of the 21st century, a movement has emerged to address racial and ethnic inequities in public lands access, recreational use and employment. This movement emphasizes access to nature as an environmental right. Dr. Sarah D. Wald, associate professor of environmental studies and English at the University of Oregon, provides an overview of […]
Rest. Breathe. Take in the quiet. Our artists interpret the theme, “A Still Moment”, for the March group show at Tumalo Art Co. exhibited from Friday, March 5 through the month. Artists find stillness in their subjects, and use many genres to describe that feeling—still life, landscapes, figures, animals and more. Monoprints by Adell Shetterly, […]
Join us for the opening day of the exhibition Cosmic Microscapes: Seeing into Rocks from Oregon and Space. This exhibition blends art and science to reveal the breathtaking beauty of meteorites—rocks from space! University of Washington geochemist and meteoricist Dr. Tony Irving and photographer Neil Buckland combined forces to create extreme macroscopic, panoramic photographs of […]
REIMAGINING EXODUS The Exodus Journey as Archetype of our Personal Journey Celebrating the Hope of SpringTime, Passover & Easter Led by Rabbi David Zaslow with a presentation from Guest Speaker, Matthew Fox The biblical Exodus is the most influential freedom story ever told. It has served as an inspiration for Puritans, American revolutionaries, abolitionists, Mormons, […]
Lets get ready for SPRING! Join us as we get ready for fun in the sun at The Bar Under the Sun from 4-10PM. The Coastal Bend Wellness Foundation will be around to provide Take Home HIV Testing Kits, EXTRA Fun Goodies, and eligible persons can receive a $10 Gift Card. And if you hang […]
EDCO’s Central Oregon PubTalk, held the fourth Thursday of the month, is a happy hour aimed at bringing together different facets of the business community in one place to network, share ideas, and further local businesses. At this month's event, we will hear from keynote speaker Randy Adams, who will present "Three Failures of a […]
What will the Sisters, Oregon look like in 2040 and beyond? Take a deep dive into planning for the future of Sisters Country in this virtual community event. The Comprehensive Plan update could result in expanding Sisters’ Urban Growth Boundary beyond current city limits. Central Oregon LandWatch is working with the community to advocate for […]
Oregon’s glaciers are the natural water reservoirs of the high Cascade water towers. Glacier meltwater sustains rivers during the late summer and fall for flora, fauna and irrigation. The glacier melt chills streams for salmon and trout, with the attendant effect of cooling surrounding forests that reduces fire risk and intensity. In short, glaciers are […]
