(Lair: Light and the Art of Stephen Hendee | Photo courtesy of High Desert Museum) It’s a winter wonderland here at the Museum today and we look forward to visitors enjoying the snowy grounds. Here’s what’s on deck for November. Winter hours and rates begin today! We’re open daily from 10am-4pm. Events Monday, November 7…
(Photo | Courtesy of Dry Canyon Arts Association) Dry Canyon Arts Association (DCAA) is presenting a two-day art-filled event with works by over 24 local artists. Works being offered for sale include, ceramics, digital, glass, jewelry, mixed media, acrylic, oil and watercolor paintings, graphite drawings, hand-painted silk scarves, wood carving and more. Some of the…
Arome 432 SW 6th Ave • Redmond 541-527-4727 • aromekitchen.com Arome and Dry Canyon Arts Association invite you to see the watercolors of Jennifer Ramerman, along with 20+ artists at seven venues, in Redmond during First Friday, November 4 from 4-7pm. Jennifer retired three years ago and began her artistic journey in earnest. As a…
The Alexander 1125 NE Watt Way 458-256-6854 • thealexanderbend.com Continuing thru the end of November is Bend artist Janet Frost in a solo exhibition. Entitled Impressions of Central Oregon,” the show includes oil paintings of some of the region’s most recognizable locations, such as Mount Bachelor and Fort Rock, as well as more intimate subjects,…
(Graphic | Courtesy of Live Laugh Love Art) Schedule a Canvas Painting Team Building Event! We bring the party to your workplace. We’ll bring the canvas painting supplies directly to you. Enjoy your time together as you paint freestyle, with written instructors, or our paint step by step with one of our talented instructors! Projects…
((L-R) There There by Tommy Orange, The Beauty of Ascension, Acrylic, wood, 6′ x 2.5.’ by Jennifer Kapnek) COCC’s Native American Heritage Month Features “Powwow Yoga,” Bestseller Book Talks Central Oregon Community College (COCC) is commemorating Native American Heritage Month with free community events throughout November. Programming will include a three-part virtual book conversation of…
The Deschutes County Board of Commissioners are accepting applications for the County’s Arts & Culture grants program. This marks the sixth year that Deschutes County will offer this grant opportunity, which is designed to increase arts and culture opportunities and make arts and culture education available to Deschutes County residents. Last year, 15 groups were selected…
(Cowboy Jordan Miller rides in the Black Cowboy Rodeo Association’s 45th annual parade in 2019. The parade takes place annually in Oakland, California. The association is a nonprofit organization that shares the historical contributions of Black cowboys | Photo by Hasbun, courtesy of High Desert Museum) Black cowboys have long been an integral part of…
(Photo by Todd Cary) There’s so much to discover at our High Desert Fall Fest this Saturday, October 22. Learn about mule deer migration and make your own deer headband. In the Desertarium, see High Desert spiders up close and gain a new appreciation for the often misunderstood arachnids. Take a walk up to the…
(Photography by Tasha Marie) Local Photographer Captures True Emotion Above All Else If local photographer, designer and mother Tasha Marie is anything, she is fully authentic. Born and raised in California, Tasha has been interested in design her whole life. After spending some of her younger years in LA and traveling around, she decided to…
