June 8
DRY CANYON STAMPEDE AT SISTERS SALOON
8:30 pm
Sisters Saloon
June 9
CASCADE SCHOOL OF MUSIC’S “HARP3” HARP ENSEMBLE
7:00 pm
Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration
“Harp3” Harp Ensemble will perform in collaboration with Renaissance Sisters Recorders, Vocalists Marilyn Anthony & Julie Cash, and guest Harpist Laura Zaerr from Corvallis.
The musicians will perform a light-hearted program celebrating summer and napping, in various configurations of instruments. They will gladly accept donations in lieu of admission to benefit Sisters Habitat for Humanity.
June 10 (Thru June 12)
SISTERS RODEO
Sisters Rodeo Grounds
2016 Rodeo Schedule
Wednesday, June 8, 2016
PRCA Xtreme Bulls 6:30 p.m.
(Gates open at 4:30 p.m.)
Sponsored by Identity Zone
This is an all bull rides evening!
Thursday, June 9, 2016
Slack, Free Admission 8 a.m.
Breakfast Concessions open 7 a.m.
Friday, June 10, 2016
— Les Schwab Family Night —
Rodeo Performance 7 p.m.
Family Night, Children 12 and Under FREE
Saturday, June 11, 2016
Rodeo parade 9:30 a.m.
Downtown Sisters
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Afternoon Rodeo Performance 1 p.m.
Sponsored by Ray’s Food Place
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Evening Rodeo Performance 7 p.m.
Sponsored by Identity Zone
Sunday, June 12, 2016
— Pepsi & Bend/Sisters Garden RV Resort Day —
Kiwanis Buckaroo Breakfast 7-11 a.m.
Cowboy Church Service 9 a.m.
Final Rodeo Performance 1 p.m.
Announcers: Curt Robinson & Wayne Brooks
Bullfighters: Rowdy Barry & Danny Newman
Rodeo Clown: J.J. Harrison
Specialty Act: (TBD)
June 11
13TH ANNUAL NORTHWEST RUN/WALK FOR EPILEPSY
9:00 am
Crow’s Feet Commons
Nearly Two Thousand to Walk for Epilepsy in the Northwest
Events benefit people living with seizures
Nearly two thousand people will participate in fourteen cities throughout the
Northwest for the 13th Annual Northwest Run/Walk for Epilepsy. All events benefit
uncompensated programs provided by the Epilepsy Foundation Northwest. The foundation is the
largest agency in the Northwest serving the needs of the epilepsy community.
Programs and services that result from the events include Camp Discovery in Oregon and
Washington for all Northwest children with epilepsy and their siblings, year-round educational and
support groups, self-advocacy and mentoring programs, veteran programs, government
advocacy programs, emergency medication assistance, and seizure response training programs
for school nurses, personnel, first responders and employers.
“Everyone is invited to participate in the Run/Walk events to support the Northwest epilepsy
community,” said Brent Herrmann, CEO of the Epilepsy Foundation Northwest. “We are thrilled
to have fourteen cities participating in this annual event.”
The month-long schedule is:
June 4 – (AK) Anchorage
June 11 – (OR) Bend
June 18 – (WA) Seattle, Spokane, Bellingham, Silverdale, Monroe, Olympia;
(OR) Portland and Hermiston; (AK) Ketchikan
June 25 – (WA) Tacoma and (OR) Medford and Salem
For further information, or to register and donate, go to www.NWRunWalk.org or call the
Run/Walk hotline at 206-261-6893.
About EFNW
The mission of the Epilepsy Foundation Northwest is to lead the fight to overcome challenges of
living with epilepsy and to accelerate therapies to stop seizures, find cures, and save lives.
EFNW is the principal advocate for the epilepsy community in Oregon, Washington, Alaska with
support to Montana.
June 12
UNITED WAY CHARITY GOLF CLASSIC
11:00 am
Crosswater Golf Course
TOURNAMENT INFORMATION
Date: Sunday, June 12, 2016
Location: Crosswater
Cost: $195 per player; $780 per foursome
All proceeds directed to United Way of Deschutes County; For non-golfers $50 gains entry into Silent Auction and BBQ
Benefits: 18 holes of golf, cart, lunch, and after golf awards BBQ
Event Format: Scramble
Register: sunriver-resort.com
TOURNAMENT AGENDA
11am-12:45pm Event Registration
Silent Auction
Lunch
1pm Shotgun start
6pm Silent auction closes 15 minutes after play
Awards reception/silent auction results
BBQ
SPONSORSHIP PACKAGES
Gold Sponsorship
Cost: $5,000 (Multiple Gold Sponsorships Available)
Benefits: Credit given in event name–Sunriver Resort’s United Way Golf Tournament Presented By…
Company name used in all radio and print advertisements, event web link, signage and cart signs
12 tournament players, (3) foursomes
May choose one from the following Sponsorships:
- Lunch presented in sponsor’s name
- Awards reception presented in sponsor’s name
- 2 hole sponsorships with display tables
Silver Sponsorship
Cost: $2,500 (Multiple Silver Sponsorships Available)
Benefits: Listed as silver sponsor
8 tournament players, (2) foursomes
2 hole sponsorships
May choose one from the following Sponsorships:
- Driving range
- Practice Putting Green
- Scoreboard
Bronze Sponsorship
Cost: $1,000
Benefits: Listed sponsor
4 tournament players, (1) foursome
1 hole sponsorship
Individual Hole Sponsor
Cost: $300
Benefit: 1 hole sponsorship
Silent Auction Donation
Cost: Item Donation
Benefit: Name displayed with silent auction item
For more information, contact Aimee at United Way of Deschutes
June 13
“DAVID AND LISA”: A PLAY BY JAMES REACH
The Old Stone Performing Arts Center
Show Dates:
Weekends from June 10 – June 25.
See www.oldstonebend.com for specific dates and times of performances.
Set in the late 1950’s, David and Lisa is a play based on the classic film named by Time Magazine as the “Best American Film of 1962.”
The play follows David, a brilliant, handsome young man wracked by an intense psychosis, as he is taken to live and study at Berkeley Academy, a progressive school headed by the compassionate Dr. Alan Swinford who, along with his staff, dedicate themselves to watching over and treating severely troubled adolescents with respect rather than prejudice.
It is during his studies that David meets Lisa, a wildly fascinating girl haunted by troubles of her own. The play follows the unlikely love story that builds between a boy deathly afraid of physical touch and a girl controlled by two completely different identities, ultimately culminating in a message of hope and innocent love that comes to even those who may be written off as hopeless and helpless.
Join us as director Mary Kilpatrick brings theater-in-the-round to The Old Stone with a large cast of adults and adolescents from the Central Oregon community.
David and Lisa, a play by James Reach, is for everyone ages 9 to 90 and will have 10 performances on weekends between June 10 – 25.
Visit bendtickets.com to secure tickets ahead of time, or the event calendar to see specific dates and times.
Produced by Samuel French, Inc.
June 14
YOUNG ARTISTS SCHOLARSHIP CONCERT
7:00 pm
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
The Young Artists Scholarship Concert will be held on June 12th. Nurturing the next generation of artistic talent has been a goal of the festival ever since the Young Artists Scholarship program was launched over two decades ago. A record number of young musicians have applied for scholarships this year. This growing interest in classical music will be on display as the concert showcases the top winners of 2016 in an unforgettable show of talent. Admission is free, and donations as well as reservations are appreciated.
June 15
OFF-SITE: PRINTMAKERS OF THE WPA: CHEERS TO ART!
7:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Atelier 6000 Gallery
More than 1,000 printmakers worked under the WPA’s Federal Art Project creating woodcuts, lithographs, etchings and screen prints. Art Historian Lorna Cahall will discuss how these populist images reflected the ideals and struggles of the working class during our nation’s darkest years.
7:00 pm – 8:30 pm
$10 Admission / No RSVP
Off-site: Atelier 6000