🌽 Fresh Friday Market – Opening Event!

Join us for the very first Fresh Friday Market featuring local vendors, food, and refreshments!

📍 Location: 1015 Webber St, The Dalles, OR
📅 Date: May 1st
⏰ Time: 11 AM – 3 PM

Come enjoy great food, local goods, and a fun community atmosphere!

📞 541-965-9343
📧 bking@colbasin.com

Hey everyone!

Spring is here and that means it's time for our 3rd annual family plant sale!
Not gonna lie, we've had some unexpected challenges this season, but a lot of unexpected successes too and we're looking forward to seeing our community come out and take home some of the bounty we've been growing these past few months!

This year's plant sale will feature:

- a plant pot recycle (bring us your 4-inch and gallon sized pots!)
- vegetables, flowers, herbs, trees, and some specialty plants!
-home baked goods

A Pre-Order form is available here: https://forms.gle/jrTR6yK3JP5LMhbWA

Pre-Order Pick-Up is May 2nd, 9- 10 AM at 300 W 21st St in The Dalles.
Pre-orders that are not picked up between 9 and 10 AM will be returned into the general stock to be sold! (Sorry but everything must go! We don't have room for all these plants!)

Thank you for supporting our family garden endeavor!!!

Join us as we celebrate Mattress Firm with a ribbon cutting here in The Dalles!

From better sleep to better days, we’re excited to welcome another business supporting comfort and quality in our community.

Fridays & Saturdays at 7pm | Sundays at 2pm | May 8–23

In the heart of a small Missouri town, Ruth Hoch has landed the role of a lifetime: Joan of Arc in the local community theater's production of Saint Joan. But when her employer, the powerful owner of the town's cheese factory, is killed in what everyone calls a hunting accident, Ruth can't shake the feeling that something is terribly wrong.

As she digs deeper, she finds a community more comfortable with comfortable lies than with dangerous truth. Neighbors close ranks. Secrets multiply. And Ruth, like the saint she's been cast to play, must decide how far she's willing to go for what she knows is right.

Winner of the American Theater Critics Association Award for Best New Play, Book of Days is Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Lanford Wilson at the height of his powers. a razor-sharp, deeply American thriller that weaves murder mystery, community drama, and moral reckoning into a single unforgettable evening.

"Wilson sees the world clearly and represents it without grudge-bearing or edulcoration, and keeps the play moving forward with unflagging vivacity in plot and subplots alike." — John Simon, New York Magazine

"A wonderfully executed black comedy that burrows slowly beneath the cherry surface of contemporary American small-town life, and down into the darker impulses that underpin it. You don't know whether to laugh or be appalled by much of what you see, so you laugh and are appalled." — Alistair Highet, Hartford Advocate

"A significant addition to the Lanford Wilson canon… combines Wilson's signature character-based whimsy with an atypically strong narrative and politically charged underpinnings." — Chris Jones, Variety

"Lively storytelling by one of our best playwrights." — Lawrence DeVine, Detroit Free Press

Fridays & Saturdays at 7pm | Sundays at 2pm | May 8–23

In the heart of a small Missouri town, Ruth Hoch has landed the role of a lifetime: Joan of Arc in the local community theater's production of Saint Joan. But when her employer, the powerful owner of the town's cheese factory, is killed in what everyone calls a hunting accident, Ruth can't shake the feeling that something is terribly wrong.

As she digs deeper, she finds a community more comfortable with comfortable lies than with dangerous truth. Neighbors close ranks. Secrets multiply. And Ruth, like the saint she's been cast to play, must decide how far she's willing to go for what she knows is right.

Winner of the American Theater Critics Association Award for Best New Play, Book of Days is Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Lanford Wilson at the height of his powers. a razor-sharp, deeply American thriller that weaves murder mystery, community drama, and moral reckoning into a single unforgettable evening.

"Wilson sees the world clearly and represents it without grudge-bearing or edulcoration, and keeps the play moving forward with unflagging vivacity in plot and subplots alike." — John Simon, New York Magazine

"A wonderfully executed black comedy that burrows slowly beneath the cherry surface of contemporary American small-town life, and down into the darker impulses that underpin it. You don't know whether to laugh or be appalled by much of what you see, so you laugh and are appalled." — Alistair Highet, Hartford Advocate

"A significant addition to the Lanford Wilson canon… combines Wilson's signature character-based whimsy with an atypically strong narrative and politically charged underpinnings." — Chris Jones, Variety

"Lively storytelling by one of our best playwrights." — Lawrence DeVine, Detroit Free Press

Fridays & Saturdays at 7pm | Sundays at 2pm | May 8–23

In the heart of a small Missouri town, Ruth Hoch has landed the role of a lifetime: Joan of Arc in the local community theater's production of Saint Joan. But when her employer, the powerful owner of the town's cheese factory, is killed in what everyone calls a hunting accident, Ruth can't shake the feeling that something is terribly wrong.

As she digs deeper, she finds a community more comfortable with comfortable lies than with dangerous truth. Neighbors close ranks. Secrets multiply. And Ruth, like the saint she's been cast to play, must decide how far she's willing to go for what she knows is right.

Winner of the American Theater Critics Association Award for Best New Play, Book of Days is Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Lanford Wilson at the height of his powers. a razor-sharp, deeply American thriller that weaves murder mystery, community drama, and moral reckoning into a single unforgettable evening.

"Wilson sees the world clearly and represents it without grudge-bearing or edulcoration, and keeps the play moving forward with unflagging vivacity in plot and subplots alike." — John Simon, New York Magazine

"A wonderfully executed black comedy that burrows slowly beneath the cherry surface of contemporary American small-town life, and down into the darker impulses that underpin it. You don't know whether to laugh or be appalled by much of what you see, so you laugh and are appalled." — Alistair Highet, Hartford Advocate

"A significant addition to the Lanford Wilson canon… combines Wilson's signature character-based whimsy with an atypically strong narrative and politically charged underpinnings." — Chris Jones, Variety

"Lively storytelling by one of our best playwrights." — Lawrence DeVine, Detroit Free Press

Live Music Tonight in The Dalles

There’s live music happening around town tonight at several local venues including Bargeway Pub, and Zim’s Sports Bar & Grill.

If you're looking for a place to relax, grab a drink, enjoy dinner, and hear some great local artists, take a look at the full lineup.

See tonight’s schedule and the full monthly calendar at:
littlemusiccity.com

Supporting live music helps support our local artists, venues, and the community.

Live Music Tonight in The Dalles

There’s live music happening around town tonight at several local venues including Bargeway Pub, and Zim’s Sports Bar & Grill.

If you're looking for a place to relax, grab a drink, enjoy dinner, and hear some great local artists, take a look at the full lineup.

See tonight’s schedule and the full monthly calendar at:
littlemusiccity.com

Supporting live music helps support our local artists, venues, and the community.

Live Music Tonight in The Dalles

There’s live music happening around town tonight at several local venues including Bargeway Pub, and Zim’s Sports Bar & Grill.

If you're looking for a place to relax, grab a drink, enjoy dinner, and hear some great local artists, take a look at the full lineup.

See tonight’s schedule and the full monthly calendar at:
littlemusiccity.com

Supporting live music helps support our local artists, venues, and the community.

Fridays & Saturdays at 7pm | Sundays at 2pm | May 8–23

In the heart of a small Missouri town, Ruth Hoch has landed the role of a lifetime: Joan of Arc in the local community theater's production of Saint Joan. But when her employer, the powerful owner of the town's cheese factory, is killed in what everyone calls a hunting accident, Ruth can't shake the feeling that something is terribly wrong.

As she digs deeper, she finds a community more comfortable with comfortable lies than with dangerous truth. Neighbors close ranks. Secrets multiply. And Ruth, like the saint she's been cast to play, must decide how far she's willing to go for what she knows is right.

Winner of the American Theater Critics Association Award for Best New Play, Book of Days is Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Lanford Wilson at the height of his powers. a razor-sharp, deeply American thriller that weaves murder mystery, community drama, and moral reckoning into a single unforgettable evening.

"Wilson sees the world clearly and represents it without grudge-bearing or edulcoration, and keeps the play moving forward with unflagging vivacity in plot and subplots alike." — John Simon, New York Magazine

"A wonderfully executed black comedy that burrows slowly beneath the cherry surface of contemporary American small-town life, and down into the darker impulses that underpin it. You don't know whether to laugh or be appalled by much of what you see, so you laugh and are appalled." — Alistair Highet, Hartford Advocate

"A significant addition to the Lanford Wilson canon… combines Wilson's signature character-based whimsy with an atypically strong narrative and politically charged underpinnings." — Chris Jones, Variety

"Lively storytelling by one of our best playwrights." — Lawrence DeVine, Detroit Free Press

Live Music Tonight in The Dalles

There’s live music happening around town tonight at several local venues including Bargeway Pub, and Zim’s Sports Bar & Grill.

If you're looking for a place to relax, grab a drink, enjoy dinner, and hear some great local artists, take a look at the full lineup.

See tonight’s schedule and the full monthly calendar at:
littlemusiccity.com

Supporting live music helps support our local artists, venues, and the community.

Fridays & Saturdays at 7pm | Sundays at 2pm | May 8–23

In the heart of a small Missouri town, Ruth Hoch has landed the role of a lifetime: Joan of Arc in the local community theater's production of Saint Joan. But when her employer, the powerful owner of the town's cheese factory, is killed in what everyone calls a hunting accident, Ruth can't shake the feeling that something is terribly wrong.

As she digs deeper, she finds a community more comfortable with comfortable lies than with dangerous truth. Neighbors close ranks. Secrets multiply. And Ruth, like the saint she's been cast to play, must decide how far she's willing to go for what she knows is right.

Winner of the American Theater Critics Association Award for Best New Play, Book of Days is Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Lanford Wilson at the height of his powers. a razor-sharp, deeply American thriller that weaves murder mystery, community drama, and moral reckoning into a single unforgettable evening.

"Wilson sees the world clearly and represents it without grudge-bearing or edulcoration, and keeps the play moving forward with unflagging vivacity in plot and subplots alike." — John Simon, New York Magazine

"A wonderfully executed black comedy that burrows slowly beneath the cherry surface of contemporary American small-town life, and down into the darker impulses that underpin it. You don't know whether to laugh or be appalled by much of what you see, so you laugh and are appalled." — Alistair Highet, Hartford Advocate

"A significant addition to the Lanford Wilson canon… combines Wilson's signature character-based whimsy with an atypically strong narrative and politically charged underpinnings." — Chris Jones, Variety

"Lively storytelling by one of our best playwrights." — Lawrence DeVine, Detroit Free Press

Fridays & Saturdays at 7pm | Sundays at 2pm | May 8–23

In the heart of a small Missouri town, Ruth Hoch has landed the role of a lifetime: Joan of Arc in the local community theater's production of Saint Joan. But when her employer, the powerful owner of the town's cheese factory, is killed in what everyone calls a hunting accident, Ruth can't shake the feeling that something is terribly wrong.

As she digs deeper, she finds a community more comfortable with comfortable lies than with dangerous truth. Neighbors close ranks. Secrets multiply. And Ruth, like the saint she's been cast to play, must decide how far she's willing to go for what she knows is right.

Winner of the American Theater Critics Association Award for Best New Play, Book of Days is Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Lanford Wilson at the height of his powers. a razor-sharp, deeply American thriller that weaves murder mystery, community drama, and moral reckoning into a single unforgettable evening.

"Wilson sees the world clearly and represents it without grudge-bearing or edulcoration, and keeps the play moving forward with unflagging vivacity in plot and subplots alike." — John Simon, New York Magazine

"A wonderfully executed black comedy that burrows slowly beneath the cherry surface of contemporary American small-town life, and down into the darker impulses that underpin it. You don't know whether to laugh or be appalled by much of what you see, so you laugh and are appalled." — Alistair Highet, Hartford Advocate

"A significant addition to the Lanford Wilson canon… combines Wilson's signature character-based whimsy with an atypically strong narrative and politically charged underpinnings." — Chris Jones, Variety

"Lively storytelling by one of our best playwrights." — Lawrence DeVine, Detroit Free Press

Live Music Tonight in The Dalles

There’s live music happening around town tonight at several local venues including Bargeway Pub, and Zim’s Sports Bar & Grill.

If you're looking for a place to relax, grab a drink, enjoy dinner, and hear some great local artists, take a look at the full lineup.

See tonight’s schedule and the full monthly calendar at:
littlemusiccity.com

Supporting live music helps support our local artists, venues, and the community.

Live Music Tonight in The Dalles

There’s live music happening around town tonight at several local venues including Bargeway Pub, and Zim’s Sports Bar & Grill.

If you're looking for a place to relax, grab a drink, enjoy dinner, and hear some great local artists, take a look at the full lineup.

See tonight’s schedule and the full monthly calendar at:
littlemusiccity.com

Supporting live music helps support our local artists, venues, and the community.

• FREE ADMISSION
• INFORMATION & RESOURCES FOR CREATING A FIREWISE COMMUNITY 
• Panel Discussion With Local Experts & Service Providers

Live Music Tonight in The Dalles

There’s live music happening around town tonight at several local venues including Bargeway Pub, and Zim’s Sports Bar & Grill.

If you're looking for a place to relax, grab a drink, enjoy dinner, and hear some great local artists, take a look at the full lineup.

See tonight’s schedule and the full monthly calendar at:
littlemusiccity.com

Supporting live music helps support our local artists, venues, and the community.

Live Music Tonight in The Dalles

There’s live music happening around town tonight at several local venues including Bargeway Pub, and Zim’s Sports Bar & Grill.

If you're looking for a place to relax, grab a drink, enjoy dinner, and hear some great local artists, take a look at the full lineup.

See tonight’s schedule and the full monthly calendar at:
littlemusiccity.com

Supporting live music helps support our local artists, venues, and the community.

Fridays & Saturdays at 7pm | Sundays at 2pm | May 8–23

In the heart of a small Missouri town, Ruth Hoch has landed the role of a lifetime: Joan of Arc in the local community theater's production of Saint Joan. But when her employer, the powerful owner of the town's cheese factory, is killed in what everyone calls a hunting accident, Ruth can't shake the feeling that something is terribly wrong.

As she digs deeper, she finds a community more comfortable with comfortable lies than with dangerous truth. Neighbors close ranks. Secrets multiply. And Ruth, like the saint she's been cast to play, must decide how far she's willing to go for what she knows is right.

Winner of the American Theater Critics Association Award for Best New Play, Book of Days is Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Lanford Wilson at the height of his powers. a razor-sharp, deeply American thriller that weaves murder mystery, community drama, and moral reckoning into a single unforgettable evening.

"Wilson sees the world clearly and represents it without grudge-bearing or edulcoration, and keeps the play moving forward with unflagging vivacity in plot and subplots alike." — John Simon, New York Magazine

"A wonderfully executed black comedy that burrows slowly beneath the cherry surface of contemporary American small-town life, and down into the darker impulses that underpin it. You don't know whether to laugh or be appalled by much of what you see, so you laugh and are appalled." — Alistair Highet, Hartford Advocate

"A significant addition to the Lanford Wilson canon… combines Wilson's signature character-based whimsy with an atypically strong narrative and politically charged underpinnings." — Chris Jones, Variety

"Lively storytelling by one of our best playwrights." — Lawrence DeVine, Detroit Free Press

Celebrate the beauty and importance of our region’s ecosystems at the Wildflowers & Watersheds Festival! Enjoy guided wildflower walks, relax with a rejuvenating yoga session, and connect with local organizations offering engaging booths and activities for all ages. Fuel up at the Basalt Rock Cafe with a delicious lunch!

FREE admission all day! No registration required. 

Live Music Tonight in The Dalles

There’s live music happening around town tonight at several local venues including Bargeway Pub, and Zim’s Sports Bar & Grill.

If you're looking for a place to relax, grab a drink, enjoy dinner, and hear some great local artists, take a look at the full lineup.

See tonight’s schedule and the full monthly calendar at:
littlemusiccity.com

Supporting live music helps support our local artists, venues, and the community.

Fridays & Saturdays at 7pm | Sundays at 2pm | May 8–23

In the heart of a small Missouri town, Ruth Hoch has landed the role of a lifetime: Joan of Arc in the local community theater's production of Saint Joan. But when her employer, the powerful owner of the town's cheese factory, is killed in what everyone calls a hunting accident, Ruth can't shake the feeling that something is terribly wrong.

As she digs deeper, she finds a community more comfortable with comfortable lies than with dangerous truth. Neighbors close ranks. Secrets multiply. And Ruth, like the saint she's been cast to play, must decide how far she's willing to go for what she knows is right.

Winner of the American Theater Critics Association Award for Best New Play, Book of Days is Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Lanford Wilson at the height of his powers. a razor-sharp, deeply American thriller that weaves murder mystery, community drama, and moral reckoning into a single unforgettable evening.

"Wilson sees the world clearly and represents it without grudge-bearing or edulcoration, and keeps the play moving forward with unflagging vivacity in plot and subplots alike." — John Simon, New York Magazine

"A wonderfully executed black comedy that burrows slowly beneath the cherry surface of contemporary American small-town life, and down into the darker impulses that underpin it. You don't know whether to laugh or be appalled by much of what you see, so you laugh and are appalled." — Alistair Highet, Hartford Advocate

"A significant addition to the Lanford Wilson canon… combines Wilson's signature character-based whimsy with an atypically strong narrative and politically charged underpinnings." — Chris Jones, Variety

"Lively storytelling by one of our best playwrights." — Lawrence DeVine, Detroit Free Press

Candles and Clubs: Every Great Story Makes Scents

Join us at The Dalles Country Club for a unique afternoon where memories, creativity, and fragrance collide. Candles and Clubs is a refined storytelling and candle-making experience designed for those who appreciate the finer things in life—whether that’s a perfect swing on the green or a perfectly poured candle.

The Experience

Step into the relaxed elegance of The Restaurant and embark on a sensory journey. This isn’t just a craft class; it’s an opportunity to translate your favorite stories into a bespoke fragrance. You’ll be guided through the art of candle pouring, using high-quality materials to create a custom scent profile that is uniquely yours.

• Flexible Drop-In: The class takes approximately one hour to complete. You are welcome to arrive anytime between 1:00 PM and 5:00 PM to start your creation.

• Sip & Socialize: While you craft, you are invited to order from our curated menu of appetizers and drinks. Enjoy a glass of wine or a light bite as you blend and pour.

• The Perfect Timing: Once your candle is poured, it requires about one hour to cool and set. This is the ideal window to transition to a table and enjoy a full dinner at The Restaurant. By the time you’ve finished your meal, your custom candle will be ready to take home.

Live Music Tonight in The Dalles

There’s live music happening around town tonight at several local venues including Bargeway Pub, and Zim’s Sports Bar & Grill.

If you're looking for a place to relax, grab a drink, enjoy dinner, and hear some great local artists, take a look at the full lineup.

See tonight’s schedule and the full monthly calendar at:
littlemusiccity.com

Supporting live music helps support our local artists, venues, and the community.

Live Music Tonight in The Dalles

There’s live music happening around town tonight at several local venues including Bargeway Pub, and Zim’s Sports Bar & Grill.

If you're looking for a place to relax, grab a drink, enjoy dinner, and hear some great local artists, take a look at the full lineup.

See tonight’s schedule and the full monthly calendar at:
littlemusiccity.com

Supporting live music helps support our local artists, venues, and the community.

Live Music Tonight in The Dalles

There’s live music happening around town tonight at several local venues including Bargeway Pub, and Zim’s Sports Bar & Grill.

If you're looking for a place to relax, grab a drink, enjoy dinner, and hear some great local artists, take a look at the full lineup.

See tonight’s schedule and the full monthly calendar at:
littlemusiccity.com

Supporting live music helps support our local artists, venues, and the community.

Live Music Tonight in The Dalles

There’s live music happening around town tonight at several local venues including Bargeway Pub, and Zim’s Sports Bar & Grill.

If you're looking for a place to relax, grab a drink, enjoy dinner, and hear some great local artists, take a look at the full lineup.

See tonight’s schedule and the full monthly calendar at:
littlemusiccity.com

Supporting live music helps support our local artists, venues, and the community.

Live Music Tonight in The Dalles

There’s live music happening around town tonight at several local venues including Bargeway Pub, and Zim’s Sports Bar & Grill.

If you're looking for a place to relax, grab a drink, enjoy dinner, and hear some great local artists, take a look at the full lineup.

See tonight’s schedule and the full monthly calendar at:
littlemusiccity.com

Supporting live music helps support our local artists, venues, and the community.

Live Music Tonight in The Dalles

There’s live music happening around town tonight at several local venues including Bargeway Pub, and Zim’s Sports Bar & Grill.

If you're looking for a place to relax, grab a drink, enjoy dinner, and hear some great local artists, take a look at the full lineup.

See tonight’s schedule and the full monthly calendar at:
littlemusiccity.com

Supporting live music helps support our local artists, venues, and the community.