Mark your calendar! Get ready to shop LOCAL, shop HANDMADE, and feel the holiday magic at the 16th Annual Craft-O! Holiday Bazaar. Featuring over 50 vendors, Craft-O! 2026 is your ultimate destination for holiday shopping, offering a unique selection of artisan goods that will make this holiday season truly special. Hosted in the Old Iron…
Bend’s biggest party of the year—10 Barrel’s Pray for Snow—is on the docket for its 15th year. Join us to celebrate the start of ski season and summon some fresh powder with live music, local vendors, giveaways, costume contests and plenty of 10 Barrel beer. As always, Pray for Snow is free for all ages!…
Kindred Holiday Market returns for its fourth year! Shop a thoughtfully curated collection of local artists and makers offering delightful handmade treasures and gifts. Enjoy complimentary live-fire pizza and warm beverages. Free admission, with donations collected for Liberation Pathways. All are welcome!
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SAVE THE DATE! Join us at Mountain Supply on Friday, September 18th at 6pm for a Rab film night, supporting Smith Rock Group. We'll be screening "Here and There", "Continuum", and "Guide's Book". Tickets will be $5 with proceeds going to Smith Rock Group, beverage voucher included. Stay tuned - more details coming soon!
Experience a classic movie night at the mountain this October. Enjoy a cozy evening with a film under the stars, surrounded by the beautiful Central Oregon landscape. Audio will be broadcast via FM transmission. Tune in from your car radio or bring a portable FM radio if you plan to sit outside your vehicle. Lawn...
Glen Canyon Institute, in collaboration with the Deschutes River Alliance and the Environmental Center, presents What the River Knows, a Glen Canyon documentary by Good Intentions Paving Co.. Today, a lost Eden emerges from beneath Lake Powell, revealing both the consequences of past mistakes and the potential for a new path forward for the Colorado...
What does it truly feel like for wildlife to navigate our fragmented world? National Geographic photographer and filmmaker Morgan Heim invites you past the dry data and into the visual heartbeat of migration.