Get ready for an unforgettable night of music as American Authors and DWLLRS join forces at the Tower Theatre. American Authors, known for their infectious melodies and upbeat anthems, have […]
The Bend Design Conference brings creative people from around the country to Bend for two-days of collaboration and inspiration. Hear from some of the top designers, writers, architects and more, […]
Join us for the 21st Annual Bend Film Festival in 2024! We’ll screen over 100 films from the Tower Theatre to Madras and host 125 filmmakers who are joining us […]
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Come down to Waypoint to celebrate NYE! We will have live music from 6-9. Purchase a $10 raffle ticket and receive bubbles, party flair and a chance to win awesome […]
Based in South Florida, Artikal Sound System brings their R&B twist to the Cali reggae-rock genre on the newest album Welcome to Florida. The new album is due out February […]
January 27th to January 30th the Downtown Bend Business Association (DBBA) will be hosting an event, Compliment a Downtown Bend Business. The past few years have been especially difficult for […]
One of the premier dance bands in the Pacific Northwest, the 17 members of the Blue Skies Big Band bring the smooth big band sound along with the tight vocal […]
Spring is in the air and art for our March show, “Tweet”, opening March 4, from 3-7pm during the Old Mill Districts First Friday Gallery Walk. As the birds fill […]
Central Oregon is home to a diverse array of forest insects. Many are highly beneficial to the habitats in which they live, while others have eruptive outbreaks that can significantly […]
Free admission to all visitors age 65 or older.
The Museum kicks off summer hours early for spring break, open daily from 9:00 am – 5:00 pm. Through Sunday, MARCH 27
Through Saturday, MARCH 26 Raptors take flight overhead in this intimate, indoor demonstration. Experience these powerful predators like never before as our wildlife specialists showcase the birds’ agility and grace. […]
What was school like in 1885? Imagine attending class in a one-room schoolhouse—all grades, first through eighth, in the same room. Students only spoke when called upon, reading aloud and […]
