Central Oregon PubTalk
2021-03-25 17:00 - 19:30 (America/Los_Angeles) | McMenamins, 700 NW Bond St.
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 Serial Entrepreneur”, pitching company Boundless, as well as an update from Josie’s Best Gluten Free Mixes.

Mapping Sisters Future
2021-03-30 18:00 - 19:00 | Zoom
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 limited expansion to protect surrounding waterways and wildlife while also promoting complete neighborhoods where people can live close to where they work, play, and shop.
Learn about specific laws and policies that will affect the Comprehensive Plan and Urban Growth Boundary. Get valuable insight into land use policy and the specific areas for discussion in Sisters. Find out about opportunities to provide public input to provide the City with your valuable insight.
This event is open to all. RSVP online for event access at centraloregonlandwatch.com/events

Going, Going, GONE...Vanishing Glaciers in the Deschutes Basin
2021-04-01 19:00 - 20:30 | Online
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 an integral part of Central Oregon ecosystems and economies.
And yet, we do not know how many glaciers remain today in the basin, let alone how many existed a century ago. In this talk, Dr. Anders Carlson will present on the Oregon Glacier Institute’s findings from the first census of glaciers in Oregon since the 1950s. We will examine how these glacier changes are related to regional climate change, concluding the discussion on what the future holds for the remaining glaciers in the Deschutes Basin.

Let's Talk About Rural Food Security with Jillian Hishaw
2021-04-08 18:00 - 19:00 | Online
Why can’t farmers and farm workers afford to put food on the table? How do the very people that grow our food go hungry? High Desert Food and Farm Alliance is honored to welcome Jillian Hishaw to the (virtual) stage as she talks about the work she is doing in farming communities to reduce rates of food insecurity. Rural hunger is often a forgotten topic of focus in farming communities. According to the USDA, 84% of U.S. counties with the highest percentage of childhood hunger are rural. Through F.A.R.M.S., Hishaw has focused on procuring and donating produce in rural farming communities over the past eight years. Over one million pounds of produce have been donated in and outside of the US. The importance of infrastructure in rural communities and communal resolutions are essential to rural America’s revitalization.
Funding for this event is provided through a USDA Community Food Projects (CFP) grant.

Spirit of the Enneagram
2021-04-16 09:00 - 2021-04-17 16:30 | Online
Spirit of the Enneagram: Introduction to a Sacred Psychology
The Enneagram is a remarkable tool for psychological and spiritual growth. This ancient wisdom tradition offers clinical insight that explains why we behave in the way that we do by uncovering our unconscious motivations and deeply rooted influences. The lessons of the Enneagram are not learned by studying books or concepts, but through an elegant process called the oral tradition. It is only from sharing and hearing the stories of others, that your personal life ‘script’ is revealed.
The Spirit of the Enneagram Workshop Includes:
A two-day online workshop that explores the nine personality types of the Enneagram.
A highly interactive program where participants explore not only their own personality, but gain profound curiosity and respect for each of the nine “faces of god”.
Location: Online
Dates: 4/16 & 4/17, 9:00am – 4:30pm
Fee: $250

Restoration of Communion with Earth
2021-04-22 16:00 - 20:00 | The Dome, Old Bend Redmond Highway, Bend, 97701
This is quite a dynamic and easy body process to run. It begins to restore the communication between earth, our bodies and us that is possible.
We seem willing to contribute to the earth but what if we allowed the earth to contribute to us?
Prerequisites
None
Pricing
Your individual and applied pricing can be seen under Billing & Payments after registering.

Central Oregon PubTalk
2021-04-22 17:00 - 19:30 | McMenamins, 700 NW Bond St.
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.
Join us in-person or virtually at this month’s PubTalk to hear from a great lineup of speakers and local companies. On April 22nd we will hear from pitching company Zipcan, get updates from Bend Soap Company and Riff, and hear from keynote speaker Kara Buckley.

Access Bars Class
2021-04-24 09:30 - 17:30 | The Blissful Heart: Hidden Garden, 105 NW Greeley Ave., Bend, 97701
What is it you’ve been looking for but have never been able to find?
There’s a peace and relaxation possible for everyone in the world, and in receiving a simple process for bodies, called Access Bars, it can occur with total ease.
Best of all, it’s not hard to learn.
By learning or receiving the Access Bars® technique, you can give yourself and your clients, friends, family, and co-workers the care, kindness, and nurturing you require with total ease.
Prerequisites
Watch: https://youtu.be/X2HWH9fG_40
Pricing:
https://www.accessconsciousness.com/en/class-catalog/core-classes/bars/access-bars-class_637525397579586069/details/
Global Pricing, Repeat Pricing and Age Pricing applies.
Your individual and applied pricing can be seen under Billing & Payments after registering.
PLEASE NOTE:
With COVID-19 restrictions on gathering, some Access Bars facilitators are choosing to offer online Access Bars classes. Access Bars® is a hands-on process and best received by attending a LIVE class.
If you attend an ONLINE class, you must have someone with you in person attending the same class for you to trade the Access Bars process together.
Once you receive the class manual PDF, you cannot have a refund for the ONLINE class.
For meeting prerequisites to become an Access Bars facilitator, only one of the three required Access Bars classes can be taken online.
Long-distance Access Bars sessions do not work, as it is a hands-on process that only works with the energy created by touching. It simply does NOT work long distance!

Craven Road Art Show
2021-04-24 12:00 - 17:00 | Craven Road Art Show, 40 SE Craven Rd, Bend, OR, 97702, United States
Abstract Art – Home Decor – Feather Earrings – Moon Catchers & MORE!
Support your local Artisans!
Open air event – masks required
Come see & support 4 local artists – ALL WOMEN!
12 – 5 – right off Bear Creek

LET'S TALK COMMUNITY FOOD WITH ORLANDO MARTÍN LÓPEZ GÓMEZ
2021-04-29 18:00 - 19:30 | Online
Join High Desert Food & Farm Alliance as as they speak (virtually) with Orlando Martín López Gómez about issues faced across North America regarding food security, including community solutions. His contagious energy will be sure to engage you and get you excited about working together to eradicate hunger.

EDCO's Annual Luncheon
2021-05-06 11:00 - 13:30 | Riverhouse on the Deschutes, 3075 N. Business 97, Bend, 97703
EDCO’s Annual Luncheon is a tradition providing the Central Oregon business community an opportunity to hear nationally (and now internationally) recognized leaders discussing topics important to the business community. With the challenges and changes surrounding the past twelve months, this year’s keynote will focus on how disorder can transform our lives for the better.
Keynote Speaker:
When Things Get Messy: The Productive Reactions to Destruction
Tim Harford | International Bestseller, BBC Radio Host, Economist, TED Speaker
“He’s a genius at telling stories that illuminate our world.” – Malcolm Gladwell

May Exhibit at Tumalo Art Co.—"Earth+Feather" by Shelli Walters
2021-05-07 16:00 - 19:00 | Tumalo Art Co., 450 SW Powerhouse Dr. #407, Bend, 97702
“Earth+Feather” features uplifting mixed media paintings and paper mache sculpture by Shelli Walters, opening May 7, with an artists reception from 4-7pm. With an accent on birds, this new work emerges from Shelli’s love for the Earth and wild creatures. “Animals hold such wisdom and the landscape such mystery. I enjoy expressing this connection in my art and sharing the sense of oneness and wonder I find in nature.”
Shelli shares her love of the natural world, with layers upon layers of thoughts, stories, experiences, moods — shifting one over the other — sometimes revealing a hint of what is underneath. This has become Shelli’s signature voice and style. Alternating layers of acrylic paint and collage, creating richly textured and colorful pieces that invite you to look closer and discover your own story.
Tumalo Art Co. is an artist-run gallery in the heart of the Old Mill District, open seven days a week. Find out more at tumaloartco.com or reach us at 541-385-9144.

Activation and Actualization of the Immunity to Aging of Bodies
2021-05-13 11:00 - 15:00 | The Blissful Heart- Hidden Garden, 105 NW Greeley Ave., Bend, 97701
Activation and Actualization of the Immunity to Aging of Bodies
This process is not being explained so your body can experience the energy in class
Prerequisites
None
Pricing
Your individual and applied pricing can be seen under Billing & Payments after registering.
Every participant will give and receive a full session!

Access Bars Class
2021-05-15 09:30 - 17:30 | The Blissful Heart- Hidden Garden, 105 NW Greeley Ave., Bend, 97701
What is it you’ve been looking for but have never been able to find?
There’s a peace and relaxation possible for everyone in the world, and in receiving a simple process for bodies, called Access Bars, it can occur with total ease.
Best of all, it’s not hard to learn.
By learning or receiving the Access Bars® technique, you can give yourself and your clients, friends, family, and co-workers the care, kindness, and nurturing you require with total ease.
Prerequisites
watch: https://youtu.be/X2HWH9fG_40
Pricing:
https://www.accessconsciousness.com/en/class-catalog/core-classes/bars/access-bars-class_637528883447034575/details/
Global Pricing, Repeat Pricing and Age Pricing applies.
Your individual and applied pricing can be seen under Billing & Payments after registering.
PLEASE NOTE:
With COVID-19 restrictions on gathering, some Access Bars facilitators are choosing to offer online Access Bars classes. Access Bars® is a hands-on process and best received by attending a LIVE class.
If you attend an ONLINE class, you must have someone with you in person attending the same class for you to trade the Access Bars process together.
Once you receive the class manual PDF, you cannot have a refund for the ONLINE class.
For meeting prerequisites to become an Access Bars facilitator, only one of the three required Access Bars classes can be taken online.
Long-distance Access Bars sessions do not work, as it is a hands-on process that only works with the energy created by touching. It simply does NOT work long distance!

Access Bars Class
2021-05-15 09:30 - 17:30 | The Blissful Heart- Hidden Garden, 105 NW Greeley Ave., Bend, 97701
What is it you’ve been looking for but have never been able to find?
There’s a peace and relaxation possible for everyone in the world, and in receiving a simple process for bodies, called Access Bars, it can occur with total ease.
Best of all, it’s not hard to learn.
By learning or receiving the Access Bars® technique, you can give yourself and your clients, friends, family, and co-workers the care, kindness, and nurturing you require with total ease.
Prerequisites
None: https://youtu.be/X2HWH9fG_40
Pricing
Global Pricing, Repeat Pricing and Age Pricing applies.
Your individual and applied pricing can be seen under Billing & Payments after registering.
PLEASE NOTE:
With COVID-19 restrictions on gathering, some Access Bars facilitators are choosing to offer online Access Bars classes. Access Bars® is a hands-on process and best received by attending a LIVE class.
If you attend an ONLINE class, you must have someone with you in person attending the same class for you to trade the Access Bars process together.
Once you receive the class manual PDF, you cannot have a refund for the ONLINE class.
For meeting prerequisites to become an Access Bars facilitator, only one of the three required Access Bars classes can be taken online.
Long-distance Access Bars sessions do not work, as it is a hands-on process that only works with the energy created by touching. It simply does NOT work long distance!

Central Oregon Makers Market and pop up gallery
2021-05-15 10:00 - 2021-05-16 16:00 | DIYcave, 444 SE 9th St, Bend, 97702
Central Oregon Makers Market and Pop Up Gallery
May 15 10am-5pm
May 16 12pm-4pm
Hosted at two locations in Bend:
Eagle Mountain 2221 NE 3rd St. Ste. 100
DIYcave 444 SE 9th Street
Are you a supporter of the arts and want to shop local to support our amazing community!!
Questions? Email kelleysalber@gmail.com or charah@diycave.com
~Engaging the Heart of Creating~

Market of Choice-Building a Charcuterie Board Virtual Class May 18 at 5:30 pm. Join from Anywhere
2021-05-18 17:30 - 18:30 | OR
Market of Choice, Kasia Wilson, Specialty Cheese Steward, will teach us how to make a proper charcuterie board. May 18 @ 5:30
Have you always wanted to learn how to make a charcuterie tray? There is still time to sign up for a virtual charcuterie class. Market of Choice, Specialty Cheese Steward, Kasia Wilson will be offering a ticketed zoom event to kick off the week. You will receive a list of ingredients to pick up and Kasia will teach you how to make a proper charcuterie board to pair with your wine tasting or just to sharpen your entertaining skills.
Deadline for charcuterie class reservations is May 11, 2021.
Cost is $25.00 for one Zoom reservation. Invite your friends and family and add a wine tasting event to your class.
Sign up at https://sunriverwomensclub.com/Art-Auction-Wine-Event Space is limited.
ADDITIONAL EVENT SPONSORS:
Webfoot Seriously Great Painters, Featured Sponsor
Windermere Real Estate, Brad Driggers, Sustaining Sponsor
Churchill Mortgage, Sustaining Sponsor
Northwest Quality Roofing, Supporting Sponsor

How Much Are You Willing to Receive?
2021-05-18 17:30 - 19:00 | Online
One of the main excuses for not doing the things we’d like to do in life that no one can argue with is ‘I don’t have the money’. What if we could move out of that mindset of lack?
The universe is endlessly abundant and constantly desiring to gift to us. We actually have to actively block receiving. What if money weren’t the problem? What if receiving is the problem and YOU are the solution?
Welcome to a class based on the book, Money Isn’t the Problem, You Are by Gary Douglas and Dr. Dain Heer.
Your Facilitator will guide you through the book with an accompanying worksheet designed to facilitate you in having the greatness of you and the life you desire!
Get your copy of the book in the Access Shop or from your facilitator. https://www.accessconsciousness.com/en/shop-catalog/book/money-isnt-the-problem-you-are/

Willamette Valley Vineyards Wine Tasting Virtual May 18 @ 7 pm Join from Anywhere in the PNW
2021-05-18 19:00 - 20:00 | OR
Willamette Valley Vineyards Wine Tasting Virtual Event. Join Duska Jensen, Senior Wine Ambassador, WVV as they guide you and your guests through a tasting of their award winning wines. Wine included.
Date: May 18, 2021 tasting event starts a 7 pm. Zoom reservation opens at 6:30 pm.
Fee: $160 includes, 3 bottles of wine, shipping, and one zoom reservation for the live tasting event. Additional guests welcomed. Invite your friends and family.
Purchase your ticketed reservation at https://sunriverwomensclub.com/Art-Auction-Wine-Event Limited tickets available. Ticket sales close May 3rd.
Join Willamette Valley Vineyards as they share the history of developing the Oregon wine industry, continued collaboration and the art behind the blend, winemakers passion. Wine Guide: Duska Jensen, Senior Wine Ambassador, Willamette Valley Vineyards
Tasting Set Includes:
2018 Estate Chardonnay
This classic “Willamette Valley style” Chardonnay is sourced from our three Estate vineyards — the original planting by Founder Jim Bernau in the Salem Hills, Tualatin Estate planted by Oregon wine pioneer Bill Fuller in the foothills of the Coastal Range and Elton planted by Dick and Betty O’Brien in the Eola-Amity Hills. 90 points – Wine Enthusiast
2017 Bernau Block Pinot Noir
Sourced exlusively from 15 acres of Pinot Noir from the first plantings at the Estate Vineyard, Founder Jim Bernau planted these vines using a Christmas tree planter pulled behind his 33 horsepower tractor. He grafted the French clones 667 and 777 on a portion of the vines wihen they became available. 91 points – Wine Enthusiast
2018 Pere Ami Red Blend
Founder Jim Bernau’s father, Fred Bernau, helped reestablish Oregon’s wine industry in the early 1960s when he assisted Richard Sommer of HillCrest Vineyard in getting one of the first winery licenses post-prohibition. Jim was 10 years old at the time, so he and his brother Jerry were allowed small tastes of Richard Sommer’s wines at the dinner table. From those small tastes, Jim’s passion for Oregon wine grew. It has always been a dream of his to make a wine dedicated to his father, the help he provided to early Oregon wine pioneers and the passion he ignited in Jim. Père Ami, translated to “Father Friend,” is just that.
ADDITIONAL EVENT SPONSORS:
Webfoot Seriously Great Painters, Featured Sponsor
Windermere Real Estate, Brad Driggers, Sustaining Sponsor
Churchill Mortgage, Sustaining Sponsor
Northwest Quality Roofing, Supporting Sponsor

Kriselle Cellars Wine Tasting Virtual May 19 @ 7 pm Join from Anywhere in the PNW
2021-05-19 19:00 - 20:00 | OR
Join Scott Steingraber, Owner & Winemaker and Nora Lancaster, Wine Director of Kriselle Cellars will guide you and your guests through a tasting through 3 of their award winning wines. Wine included.
Date: May 19, 2021 tasting event starts a 7 pm. Zoom reservation opens at 6:30 pm.
Fee:$110 includes, 3 bottles of wine, shipping, and one zoom reservation for the live tasting event. Additional guests welcomed. Invite your friends and family.
Purchase your ticketed reservation at https://sunriverwomensclub.com/Art-Auction-Wine-Event Limited tickets available. Ticket sales close May 3rd.
Scott Steingraber, Owner & Winemaker and Nora Lancaster, Wine Director of Kriselle Cellars will guide you on a tasting through 3 of their award winning wines.
Kriselle Cellars is a unique winery located in the heart of southern Oregon’s scenic Rogue Valley. Currently, Kriselle Cellars produces approximately 4,000 cases of Oregon red and white varietals from grapes grown on our Estate vineyard, as well as purchased from other local vineyards.
Handcrafting elegant wines that showcase the unique character and fine quality of the Rogue Valley. The Kriselle Cellars Estate vineyard is home to the approximately 25 planted acres of grape. Our family vineyard is situated next to the beautiful Rogue River on a very unique site. Our grapes grow on a south-facing slope that is located between the Upper Table Rock Plateau and the Rogue River in southern Oregon.
Tasting Set Includes:
2019 Sauvignon Blanc
Snappy notes of fresh lime, grapefruit are abundant in the welcoming aromas of Kriselle Cellars 2019 Sauvignon Blanc. Discover flavors of passionfruit, lychee and pineapple among the spectrum of flavors within. While bright with acidity and refreshing, our Sauvignon Blanc will reward you with slight palate weight and a hint of creaminess that offers unexpected complexity. Excellent when paired with scallops, prawns and oysters. Delightful with recipes that include fresh herbs or light vinaigrette. GOLD medal, Savor NW Wine Awards
2016 Di’tani
Scarlet in color, inviting aromas and balanced composition: Di’tani is a great example of wine blending. Cabernet Franc provides structure and earthiness, Cabernet Sauvignon delivers fresh berry fruit, Malbec enriches the captivating coloration, Merlot introduces plush softness, and the hint of spice is all tempranillo. Together they create a singular expression of a wine rich with flavors and characteristics of the Rogue Valley Appelation. Di’tani is an incredible reflections of the soil and weather conditions of its orgin and reflects the “terrior” of this area. We find notes of huckleberries, purple plums, graphite, and and vanilla engaging with integrated tannins, and bright acidity. Exciting today, built for tomorrow, this wine is even more compelling as it opens in the glass or decanter. GOLD medal, Savor San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition
2016 Tempranillo
Tempranillo is quickly becoming a favored grape in Southern Oregon. Aged 22 months in Oak barrels and provided months of bottle aging – We know you will enjoy this gorgeous rich red. Medium-plus, smooth tannins and balanced acidity create a fuller-styled and robust wine with rich notes of blackberry, mocha, and savory herbs. Warmth of smoked meat flavors and toast meet the black fruit notes of ripe plum and black cherries. GOLD medal, Savor NW Wine Awards
ADDITIONAL EVENT SPONSORS:
Webfoot Seriously Great Painters, Featured Sponsor
Windermere Real Estate, Brad Driggers, Sustaining Sponsor
Churchill Mortgage, Sustaining Sponsor
Northwest Quality Roofing, Supporting Sponsor

Holloran Vineyard Wines Tasting Virtual May 20 @ 7 pm Join from Anywhere in the PNW
2021-05-20 19:00 - 20:00 | OR
Join Holloran Bill Holloran, Owner, and Mark LaGasse, Winemaker, Holloran Vineyard Wines will guide you through a tasting of their award winning wines. Virtual Event May 20th. Includes 3 bottles.
Date: May 20, 2021 tasting event starts a 7 pm. Zoom reservation opens at 6:30 pm.
Fee: $125 includes, 3 bottles of wine, shipping, and one zoom reservation for the live tasting event. Additional guests welcomed. Invite your friends and family.
Purchase your ticketed reservation at https://sunriverwomensclub.com/Art-Auction-Wine-Event Limited tickets available. Ticket sales close May 3rd.
Small production, sustainably farmed wines that represent the unique characteristics of our vineyards. As a grower and wine producer since 1999 in Oregon’s Willamette Valley, our handcrafted wines begin in the vineyards we own and farm. We emphasize low yields and careful hands-on management of the vines to produce wines that express the unique characteristics of our vineyard sites, including our older vines planted in the early 1970s.
Bill Holloran, Owner, and Mark LaGasse, Winemaker, Holloran Vineyard Wines will guide you through a tasting of their award winning wines.
Tasting Set Includes:
2017 Holloran LePavillon Chardonnay
A deep sniff of the glass provides aromas of creamy blood orange, with a hint of citrus. The 45-year-old own-rooted Chardonnay vines provide a range of flavors on the palate, with orange peel and spicy white chocolate. The finish is extended, with lovely acidity and a palate coating presence that lingers.
2015 Holloran La Chenaie Pinot Noir
The La Chenaie Pinot Noir shows its telltale dusty cherry nose, with bright high-tone aromas. These are typical aromas for the site, and for the hills on the western side of the Eola-Amity Hills. The palate provides beautiful, focused, linear flavors of red cherry and spice. The moderately long finish shows some ripe tannin and balancing acidity.
2018 Holloran Tempranillo Ealo-Amity
The nose presents aromas of rich black berries mixed with notes of allspice. The mid-palate offers deep, pure black cherry flavors. Firm, ripe tannins surround the long finish. Drink 2021–2030. Extended decanting (2–3 hours or more) is highly recommended in the early years.
ADDITIONAL EVENT SPONSORS:
Webfoot Seriously Great Painters, Featured Sponsor
Windermere Real Estate, Brad Driggers, Sustaining Sponsor
Churchill Mortgage, Sustaining Sponsor
Northwest Quality Roofing, Supporting Sponsor

Faith Hope & Charity Vineyard Wines Tasting Virtual May 21 @ 7 pm Join from Anywhere in the PNW
2021-05-21 19:00 - 20:00 | OR
Join Lynn Fox, Wine Director Faith Hope & Charity Vineyard will guide you and your guests through a tasting of their award winning wines. Virtual Event May 21st. Includes 3 bottles.
Date: May 21, 2021 tasting event starts a 7 pm. Zoom reservation opens at 6:30 pm.
Fee: $150 includes, 3 bottles of wine, shipping, and one zoom reservation for the live tasting event. Additional guests welcomed. Invite your friends and family.
Purchase your ticketed reservation at https://sunriverwomensclub.com/Art-Auction-Wine-Event Limited tickets available. Ticket sales close May 3rd.
Owned by Roger and Cindy Grossmann, Faith Hope & Charity Vineyards is nestled on 312 acres between two ridges and a canyon in Terrebonne, Oregon just 14 miles from Smith Rock State Park. The tasting room and event center are surrounded by the rich beauty of the winery’s namesake the Three Sisters Mountain range (originally named Faith Hope and Charity), along with 15 acres of vineyard, a pond, beautiful grounds, and there are even a few llamas hanging around!
Sight, Sip, and Smile with Faith Hope and Charity Wines.
“Our vineyard and wine is an experience close to Bend, far from ordinary.”-Cindy Grossmann
Guests: Lynn Fox, Wine Director, Faith Hope & Charity Vineyards
Tasting Set Includes:
2018 La Crescent
La Crescent is a light-skinned hybrid variety developed by the University of Minnesota and released in 2002. Named after a small town in Minnesota State, La Crescent was bred to resist extremely cold climates. It is a relatively aromatic variety and exhibits flavors of stone fruits, such as peach, citrus fruits or even tropical flavors of pineapple.
2017 Marechal Foch
Black cherry, dark chocolate, raisin, and coffee are all present on the nose of this soft, supple wine. Strong black cherry on the front palate, cherry cola on the middle palate and closes with a long finish of fresh picked summer cherries.
2017 Barbera
This elegant but rich Barbera opens with black cherry and cocoa, boysenberry, vanilla. The and black fruit comes through on the palate along with plum and subtle hints of baking spices lingering on the finish.
ADDITIONAL EVENT SPONSORS:
Webfoot Seriously Great Painters, Featured Sponsor
Windermere Real Estate, Brad Driggers, Sustaining Sponsor
Churchill Mortgage, Sustaining Sponsor
Northwest Quality Roofing, Supporting Sponsor

Ken Wright Cellars Wine Tasting Virtual May 22 @ 7 pm Join from Anywhere in the PNW
2021-05-22 19:00 - 20:00 | OR
Join J’Aime du Mauriée, Tasting Host and Concierge, Ken Wright Cellars, will guide you through a tasting of their award winning wines. Virtual Event May 22. Includes 3 bottles shipped.
Date: May 22, 2021 tasting event starts a 7 pm. Zoom reservation opens at 6:30 pm.
Fee: $150 includes, 3 bottles of wine, shipping, and one zoom reservation for the live tasting event. Additional guests welcomed. Invite your friends and family.
Purchase your ticketed reservation at https://sunriverwomensclub.com/Art-Auction-Wine-Event Limited tickets available. Ticket sales close May 3rd.
Over 40 years of wine making has taught Ken a simple truth: source is everything. Located, in rural Carlton, Oregon, Ken Wright Cellars is devoted to producing wine that showcase the inherent quality of world class vineyard sites. With a clarity and breadth that is unequaled, Pinot noir is the ultimate vehicle for conveying the aroma, flavor and texture of the location in which it is grown.
In 1986, with family, belongings and 10 barrels in tow, Ken moved to McMinnville and started Panther Creek Cellars. His concept of focusing on vineyard-designate bottling began during those years at Panther Creek and this was cemented as a core philosophy in 1994 when Ken Wright Cellars was founded. Ken Wright Cellars now produces a single vineyard Pinot Noir from 13 different vineyard sites in the Northern Willamette Valley.
Our approach to the craft of wine growing is one of stewardship rather than manipulation. We use organic certified practices as a base and expand upon that with advanced nutrition-based farming. By analyzing both our soil profile and vines, maintaining proper crop levels, personally sampling each vineyard, and hand-sorting each cluster, we ensure that the inherent character in the fruit is revealed in the finished wine. Minimal handling of wine is essential to preserve what it is; a gift of nature.
Guests: J’Aime du Mauriée, Ken Wright, Tasting Host and Conceirge
Tasting Set Includes:
2017 Pinot Blanc, Freedom Hill Vineyard
100% Pinot Blanc, barrel fermented and barrel aged in neutral French oak barrels. Aromatically has bright notes of melon, grapefruit, butterscotch with refreshing acidity. It is very clean and focused on the palate. Barrel fermentation and aging on the lees allows for greater texture.
2017 Pinot Noir, Tanager Vineyard
“Sleek and tightly knit, with a core of minerally tannins draped in tart raspberry, black tea and spice flavors .”- T.F. Wine Spectator. Wine Spectator Score: 91
2017 Pinot Noir, Latchkey Vineyard
“Alluring aromas of violet and raspberry reveal multilayered flavors of cherry and dusky spice, with a hint of orange peel that builds tension toward refined tannins. Drink now through 2027.” Wine Spectator Score: 91
ADDITIONAL EVENT SPONSORS:
Webfoot Seriously Great Painters, Featured Sponsor
Windermere Real Estate, Brad Driggers, Sustaining Sponsor
Churchill Mortgage, Sustaining Sponsor
Northwest Quality Roofing, Supporting Sponsor

Central Oregon PubTalk
2021-05-27 17:00 - 19:00 | McMenamins, 700 NW Bond St.
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.
Join us either in-person or virtually as we hear from a great lineup of speakers and companies.

June Exhibit—Journeys in Nature, art by Sarah B Hansen
2021-06-04 16:00 - 19:00 | Tumalo Art Co., 450 SW Powerhouse Dr. #407, Bend, 97702
Our June show, “Journeys in Nature, An Artist’s Exploration of Pacific NW Trails”, presents contemporary landscape artist Sarah B Hansen’s latest exploration into her decades-long Northwest hiking journeys. Meet the artist Friday June 4, from 4-7pm.
Inspired by her Pacific Northwest hikes, and witnessing the increasing challenges of human impact on wilderness areas, Hansen has created this selection of mixed media paintings focusing both on what it means to experience the unaffected wilderness, and how our presence in those spaces alters its habitat. Working on cradled boards with water media, collaged textures and handwriting, Hansen creates art that leaves much to the imagination and gives a strong feeling of place. Many of her pieces are large, capturing the monumental space in the landscape. Her mantra is, “save wild spaces, pick up your refuse, tread lightly, and speak quietly”.
Tumalo Art Co. is an artist-run gallery in the heart of the Old Mill District, open 7 days a week. 541-385-9144; tumaloartco.com.

Downtown Bend Artisan's Market
2021-06-05 10:00 | Downtown Bend Artisan’s Market, 520 NW Wall St, Bend, 97701
Downtown Bend Artisan’s Market is now open. Come out to do some shopping and enjoy what our vendors have to offer. We are open every Saturday from 10:00am to 4:00pm and are located in the parking lot across from the Bend Downtown Library.

Exhibition Closing: Kids Curate
2021-06-06 09:00 - 17:00 | High Desert Museum, 59800 South Hwy 97, Bend, OR, United States
Don’t miss the final day of this year’s Kids Curate exhibition! The display is the work of fifth graders from Jewell Elementary School in Bend through the yearlong project incorporating science and art that culminates in an exhibit at the Museum. This year students learned how plants and animals use energy from the sun. They created a mural of line drawings of various flora and fauna from different ecosystems, on display at the Museum through June 6.

Sunriver Swings Fore Strings Golf Tournament
2021-06-06 13:00 - 18:00 | Sunriver Resort Woodlands Golf Course, 17890 W Core Road, Sunriver, 97707
12th Annual SWINGS FORE STRINGS golf tournament, Sunday June 6th at the Woodlands Course. Sunriver Resort and Sunriver Music Festival present this good time for a great cause — Gather your golfing buddies for a fun afternoon and sign up now at sunrivermusic.org or call 541-593-1084.

Virtual Event: Nature’s Best Hope
2021-06-09 12:00 - 13:30 | High Desert Museum, 59800 South Hwy 97, Bend, OR, United States
Join Dr. Doug Tallamy, entomologist and author of Nature’s Best Hope, for a lively discussion. A recent UN report predicts that because of human activities, as many as 1 million species will disappear from the planet, many of which are insects. Tallamy will remind us of the essential roles insects play and describe the simple changes we must make to keep insects on the ground, in the air and on our plants. Also learn about the Native Plant Society of Oregon: High Desert Chapter and the Bend Pollinator Pathway.

Access Bars Class
2021-06-12 09:30 - 17:30 | The Blissful Heart- Hidden Garden, 105 NW Greeley Ave., Bend, 97701
What is it you’ve been looking for but have never been able to find?
There’s a peace and relaxation possible for everyone in the world, and in receiving a simple process for bodies, called Access Bars, it can occur with total ease.
Best of all, it’s not hard to learn.
By learning or receiving the Access Bars® technique, you can give yourself and your clients, friends, family, and co-workers the care, kindness, and nurturing you require with total ease.
Prerequisites
None https://youtu.be/X2HWH9fG_40
Pricing
Global Pricing, Repeat Pricing and Age Pricing applies.
Your individual and applied pricing can be seen under Billing & Payments after registering.
PLEASE NOTE:
With COVID-19 restrictions on gathering, some Access Bars facilitators are choosing to offer online Access Bars classes. Access Bars® is a hands-on process and best received by attending a LIVE class.
If you attend an ONLINE class, you must have someone with you in person attending the same class for you to trade the Access Bars process together.
Once you receive the class manual PDF, you cannot have a refund for the ONLINE class.
For meeting prerequisites to become an Access Bars facilitator, only one of the three required Access Bars classes can be taken online.
Long-distance Access Bars sessions do not work, as it is a hands-on process that only works with the energy created by touching. It simply does NOT work long distance!
