PURE YOGA - 200 HR VINYASA TEACHER TRAININGS  - SPACE IS LIMITED - RESERVE YOURS TODAY! 

YOU + DREAM = REALITY!

+Onsite Lodging

+PDX Transfer

+3 Days of Meals

+Payment Plans 

FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY BOOK SALE

Pack a bag full of books at the Book Barn in the Upper Parking lot behind the library. 

9:00am - 10:00am $3 a bag

10:00 am - 11:00 am  $2 a bag

11:00am - 12:00pm  $1 a bag 

Tri-County Hazardous Waste & Recycling Program 

Free Hazardous Waste Collection Event

South Wasco High School, Maupin 
April 1st, 2023
10am - 2pm 

Open to households and small businesses in Hood River, Wasco, and Sherman Counties only

Small Businesses MUST pre-register one week in advance, click here 

• Any product with “warning”, “danger”, “caution”, “poison” on label
• Septic field/drain cleaners, oven cleaners
• Paints and stains of all types
• Yard, garden, pool, and spa chemicals
• Cleaners, disinfectants, solvents, glues
• Automotive fluids (gasoline, antifreeze, brake fluids, motor oil, etc.) and kerosene
• Art and hobby chemicals
• Fluorescent lamps, CFL bulbs and ballasts, thermostats
• Propane bottles and tanks
• Fire extinguishers and batteries (all types)
• Hair dye
• Cellphones
• Unwanted/expired prescriptions, over-the-counter medicines, vitamins, nutritional supplements, and pet medicine

• Explosives
• Ammunition
• Sharps
• Asbestos
• Refrigerators, AC units, freezers

Wyden To Hold Town Halls in Seven Oregon Counties

Senator’s upcoming in-person, open-to-all town halls April 1-7 will be in Wasco, Sherman, Morrow, Umatilla, Gilliam, Douglas and Jackson counties

Portland –  U.S. Senator Ron Wyden today announced he will have open-to-all, in-person town halls from April 1-7 in Wasco, Sherman, Morrow, Umatilla, Gilliam, Douglas and Jackson counties.

Wyden has already held 15 town halls so far throughout Oregon in 2023 – and 1,042 town halls overall statewide in fulfillment of his pledge to hold at least one town hall each year in each of Oregon’s 36 counties.

“Open-to-all town halls shorten the distance between Oregon and Washington DC by providing opportunities for any Oregonian to ask questions, suggest good ideas and work toward solutions to challenges facing communities throughout our state,” Wyden said. “Whether they’re in the Gorge, Eastern Oregon or Southern Oregon, I encourage people of all ages to attend one of these community gatherings that show the rest of the country how democracy is alive and thriving in every nook and cranny of the state.”
 

We Are Back !
GORGE ROLLER DERBY DOUBLE HEADER APRIL 1ST
GRD ALL STARS VS. Bellingham Roller Betties
GRD BLOOD N GORGE VS. Lilac City Roller Derby
All ages – Wheelchair Accessible – 6 & under free
Fort Dalles Readiness Center 402 E Scenic Dr, The Dalles, OR 97058
Doors Open at 4:00PM Bout starts at 5:00PM
Get your tickets online by 4/1/2023 12:00 p.m.
Tickets are available at the door Regular $13 Students $8

Arrange and plant a handcrafted box with oregano, lemon thyme, strawberries, chocolate mint, pineapple sage, scented geranium, borage, and a few more I might grab from the green house.

Join us for an evening of music, great food and good times as we travel up the gorge to one of our favorite venues, Bargeway Pub!

CGOA Presents “Don’t Fear the Diva” with the Gorge Sinfonietta and Opera Cecilia

Whoever the “average music lover” is, if you asked them to describe opera they might use adjectives like “snooty,” “screaming singers,” “boring,” or “elitist.” Probably no form of music is so misunderstood. On April 1 and 2, the Gorge Sinfonietta and special guests Opera Cecilia hope to change all that with a program called “Don’t Fear the Diva: A Tour of Opera Through the Ages.”

First, said Sinfonietta conductor Mark Steighner, “an opera is nothing more than a play where everything is sung instead of spoken.” It’s an art form that stretches as far back as the ancient Greeks. It’s also the engine that powers such Broadway musicals as “Les Miserables,” “Jesus Christ Superstar,” “Hamilton” and “Phantom of the Opera.”

“Those are hugely popular musicals and not classical operas, but the principal is the same. If you love “Hamilton” and “Les Mis,” you enjoy opera.”

So, why does opera have a bad rap? Steighner says that “in the late 1800’s and early 20th century, American musical culture was very influenced by Europe. Because opera was so popular in Europe, it became a symbol for old world traditions and appealed to the wealthy. At the same time, jazz was creating a whole new form of entertainment that was true popular music. So, very quickly, opera came to symbolize outdated culture, and jazz and, eventually, rock, was more relevant.”

“To be honest,” Steighner says, “there are some operas that are more about showing off singers’ voices than the drama.” But there are many operas with incredibly engaging, relatable, moving and hilarious stories. The opera “La Boheme” by Puccini is the story of struggling young artists in Paris. It was the inspiration for “Rent’s” very contemporary drama.

Opera Cecilia is based in Washougal, Washington and was founded by Tanis and Talor Gonzaga to “deliver opera like it has never been before,” and “reject the need for perfectionism in the production of classical music, and be a part of the new face of opera.” In other words, anything but stuffy or snooty. Tanis is a graduate of Hood River Valley High School and was a participant in the HRVHS choral program. 

“Don’t Fear the Diva” offers music from the 18th through the 20th century, with everything being accessible, emotional, fun and tuneful. “It’s a program for everyone,” Steighner says, “from the long-time opera lover to the total novice. There’s nothing to be afraid of…except maybe falling in love with opera!”

“Don’t Fear the Diva ” programs are Saturday, April 1 at 7 PM and Sunday, April 2 at 2 PM at the Performing Arts Center at Wy’east Middle School, 3000 Wy’east Rd in Odell. 

Tickets are $25 adults ($15 for CGOA Members), $5 youth ages 10-17, and free for kids under 10. Tickets are available at gorgeorchestra.org. Special $5 tickets are available for Oregon Trail/SNAP card holders.

For information about all CGOA events, visit gorgeorchestra.org, or check out gorgeorchestra on Facebook and Instagram.

Ravin’ R&B Band At Route 30

April 1 @ 7:00 Pm

Hey, it’s April Fool’s Day! What a great reason to party! Ravin’ R&B wants to rock you right into April with our eclectic blend of early Rock, Rhythm & Blues and a little jazzy Swing to keep it interesting. Route 30 has all the space you need to kick off your shoes and dance, enjoy a great meal and quench your thirst with a big selection of libations from their full bar.  Come join us and celebrate April Fool’s Day! Music starts at 7pm. See you there,

Susie, Bill, Bob, Mal “Ravin'”

Now Accepting Vendor Applications!
6TH STREET STATION - FOOD CART POD -

SUNDAY MARKET 

Calling all Local:  Artists, photographers, authors, farmers, hand crafters, small businesses, food trucks, baked goods

March 26th, 2023!  The first of this year's Sunday's market every Sunday!  New food, new stuff, and a great time!!

We will be having bingo every Sunday from 2pm-4pm!
You will have the chance to win prizes, free drinks and gift cards.
$8 per person : includes 1 bingo card & a hot chocolate
or
$5 per person : for 1 bingo card
$2 per extra bingo card

CGOA Presents “Don’t Fear the Diva” with the Gorge Sinfonietta and Opera Cecilia

Whoever the “average music lover” is, if you asked them to describe opera they might use adjectives like “snooty,” “screaming singers,” “boring,” or “elitist.” Probably no form of music is so misunderstood. On April 1 and 2, the Gorge Sinfonietta and special guests Opera Cecilia hope to change all that with a program called “Don’t Fear the Diva: A Tour of Opera Through the Ages.”

First, said Sinfonietta conductor Mark Steighner, “an opera is nothing more than a play where everything is sung instead of spoken.” It’s an art form that stretches as far back as the ancient Greeks. It’s also the engine that powers such Broadway musicals as “Les Miserables,” “Jesus Christ Superstar,” “Hamilton” and “Phantom of the Opera.”

“Those are hugely popular musicals and not classical operas, but the principal is the same. If you love “Hamilton” and “Les Mis,” you enjoy opera.”

So, why does opera have a bad rap? Steighner says that “in the late 1800’s and early 20th century, American musical culture was very influenced by Europe. Because opera was so popular in Europe, it became a symbol for old world traditions and appealed to the wealthy. At the same time, jazz was creating a whole new form of entertainment that was true popular music. So, very quickly, opera came to symbolize outdated culture, and jazz and, eventually, rock, was more relevant.”

“To be honest,” Steighner says, “there are some operas that are more about showing off singers’ voices than the drama.” But there are many operas with incredibly engaging, relatable, moving and hilarious stories. The opera “La Boheme” by Puccini is the story of struggling young artists in Paris. It was the inspiration for “Rent’s” very contemporary drama.

Opera Cecilia is based in Washougal, Washington and was founded by Tanis and Talor Gonzaga to “deliver opera like it has never been before,” and “reject the need for perfectionism in the production of classical music, and be a part of the new face of opera.” In other words, anything but stuffy or snooty. Tanis is a graduate of Hood River Valley High School and was a participant in the HRVHS choral program. 

“Don’t Fear the Diva” offers music from the 18th through the 20th century, with everything being accessible, emotional, fun and tuneful. “It’s a program for everyone,” Steighner says, “from the long-time opera lover to the total novice. There’s nothing to be afraid of…except maybe falling in love with opera!”

“Don’t Fear the Diva ” programs are Saturday, April 1 at 7 PM and Sunday, April 2 at 2 PM at the Performing Arts Center at Wy’east Middle School, 3000 Wy’east Rd in Odell. 

Tickets are $25 adults ($15 for CGOA Members), $5 youth ages 10-17, and free for kids under 10. Tickets are available at gorgeorchestra.org. Special $5 tickets are available for Oregon Trail/SNAP card holders.

For information about all CGOA events, visit gorgeorchestra.org, or check out gorgeorchestra on Facebook and Instagram.

Have you wanted to write a novel, but just can't seem to get it off the ground? Or you've started, but just can't finish? Frank Zafiro's "Write The Novel" 6 week Workshop will help you get your novel across the finish line! Join Frank on Monday, March 6th for the first of 6 sessions. The March 6th and April 10th session will be in person. The other 4 sessions will be on zoom. Frank Zafiro has written and published over forty novels, including the River City Series and the Spocompton series. This workshop covers: capturing your ideas, the philosophy of writing, planning your novel, plot and structure, character, dialogue, setting, pacing, theme, getting past tough spots such as plot problems or writer's block, finishing your novel, and more!

We will discuss what our community is doing and dispel myths about homelessness in Wasco County. Monday, April 3rd at Columbia Gorge Discovery Center from 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm. 
Guest Speakers From:
    -League of Oregon Cities
    -Mid-Columbia Center For Living
    -Mid-Columbia Community Action Council
    -The Dalles Chief of Police
    -Wasco County D.A.
    -Norcor
    -MCMC
    -Wasco County Sheriff
RSVP strongly encouraged. Go to: https://TownHallOnHomelessness.eventbrite.com
Submit your questions to: town.hall@co.wasco.or.us

MEETING LINK:  HTTPS://WASCOCOUNTY-ORG.ZOOM.US/J/85758099966

Learn About Foster Parenting with GOBHI
Join our online, monthly info sessions on the first Tuesday of every month to learn about GOBHI's Foster Care Program and the steps to becoming a certified foster parent. 

Make a difference...Become a Foster Parent!! 

 Free Public Lecture:

“20 Myths about End of Life Topics”

At The Dalles Wasco County Library

722 Court Street, The Dalles, OR 97058

In the Library Meeting Room

Tuesday, April 4th, 6 PM - 7 PM

Many people prefer not to talk about these topics - until there is a situation when they need to learn more. 

Often they have many questions. Learn more, before this situation happens.

Offered by Carola Stepper, RN, CHPN, LAc

Owner of Gorge End of Life Services, LLC

Certified Hospice and Palliative Nurse

Licensed Acupuncturist

End of Life Doula

Advance Care Planning Facilitator

Grief Recovery Method Specialist

Gorge End of Life Services, LLC • Carola Stepper, RN, CHPN, LAc • 541-399-1919 

www.GorgeEndofLifeServices.com • Care@GorgeEndofLifeServices.com

THE DALLES AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PRESENTS WIRED WITH THE CHAMBER!

Stop by Scooper Mcquades for WIRED WITH THE CHAMBER this week!

Alex, Jessie, Lisa, and Charla will be there to answer any of your chamber questions.  This is a great space to brainstorm ideas with other community members who are working together to make a difference in The Dalles!  We hope you will join us! 

ROUTE 30 BURGERS, BOTTLES AND BREWS - USELESS KNOWLEDGE TRIVIA  NIGHT

THIS WEEK'S CATEGORIES:

WEIRD FOOD FACTS

NINTENDO GAMES

LATIN ARTISTS (AUDIO)

MEDICINE

GAME SHOWS

4$ OFF first drink! Only for PaintNite guests and only at Rivertap
Join us At Rivertap and take us up on this deal on the 5th!
AND, bring 3 friends and your ticket is FREE!
Guys, there is nothing but winning deals here at Rivertap! so lets go!

THE DALLES AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PRESENTS COMMUNITY AFFAIRS!!  THIS WEEK WE WELCOME Sharon Thornberry of Columbia Gorge Food Bank.  The Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the new facility is April 13th at 5 p.m.

The Dalles Kiwanis Club 

Every Thursday at noon at Spooky's Pizza

In cooperation with The Dalles Art Center, we will be continuing our Sketching Adventures with the following dates.  Please join us whenever you like.  Please share with your sketching friends.  The goal is to enjoy our Gorge area and draw what we encounter.  If you have any questions, please contact JoAn Henricks on email, at Jhenricks@centurylink.net

Thirsty Thursday's with The New Prohibition's Band! We play bluesy rock originals and covers with a twist.

THE LAST DAYS OF JESUS

"THE LAST SUPPER" 

IN THE DALLES HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM

FOLLOWED DOWN AT THE CITY PARK BY

"THE GARDEN OF GETHSEMANE"

FIRST FRIDAY!

APRIL 7TH   5PM - 8PM

Shop local downtown on the first Friday of every month during special hours.  Featuring exciting deals, pop-ups, art, food, drinks and more!

More details to follow.

THE LAST DAYS OF JESUS

"THE TRIALS OF JESUS" 

ON THE STEPS OF THE WASCO COUNTY COURTHOUSE FOLLOWED UP OUTSIDE FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH BY 

"THE CRUCIFIXION & BURIAL"

Brad Parsons is a singer-songwriter/multi-instrumentalist from Astoria. In 2017, he released his debut album "Hold True," followed by an EP, "The Starbird Sessions," in 2020. His career collaborators include John Craigie, Bart Budwig, Horse Feathers, Cabinet, Fruition, TK & The Holy Know Nothings. Parsons has toured nationally and been a mainstay at festivals such as Northwest String Summit and Sawtooth Valley Gathering. He is currently working on a project with The Quick & Easy Boys out of Portland, OR.

ROUTE 30 BURGERS, BOTTLES AND BREWS PRESENTS KARAOKE!

Come and enjoy Karaoke on Friday nights at Route 30!  Come on down, check out our stage, sound system and special effects!  Feel like a ROCK star at Route 30!

Amazing burgers, full food menu available on website, mom's home cooking, Craft Beers and Cider.  Live music and/or entertainment every Friday & Saturday.  Minors welcome until 9pm every night. 

http://www.waaamuseum.org

Second Saturday

Please join us!  Ride in antique cars, watch the antique planes take off and land, enjoy living history at its finest!

Join us the Second Saturday of each month when WAAAM gets the engines running. Action occurs between 10am and 2pm. Lunch is served between 11am and 1pm.

Second Saturdays throughout the winter will be held indoors. Weather permitting, cars and airplanes will be taken outside. Otherwise, there will be indoor events including demonstrations, special exhibits and hands on experiences for visitors.

Our antique aircraft, automobiles, motorcycles, tractors, military jeeps and engines all get their day in the sun when museum volunteers get to show visitors that this is not just a bunch of old, dead stuff ... that life goes on for our artifacts!

What Our Volunteers Have to Say:

"A visit to WAAAM on a Second Saturday is bound to make you realize just how easy life is today. Take for instance, the process of starting a car. People don't even give it a thought these days, but in 1917, it may have taken a half an hour just to get the oil warm enough to crank a Model T's engine to life!

"Life was certainly slower in those days, and knowing about how life was back then helps us appreciate so much more what we have today.

"Please join us on a Second Saturday of the month ... or on any day ... and take a step back in time with us."

                  —Judy Newman, WAAAM Volunteer

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH

CALVARY EASTER EGG DASH

2nd SATURDAY CLEANUPS 

Join Columbia Gorge Toyota & Honda along with The City of The Dalles Beautification Committee to work as whole to clean up The Dalles. 

Meet at Thompson Park by 10AM

For more information or to be an official cohost call Rachel at 208-757-3632

This annual free community event is great fun for kids aged 1-10. Separate egg hunting areas for age groups with separate starting times. Tons of prize and candy filled eggs up for the grabbing! Click on the photo for full poster view.

We are celebrating Easter with Easter Egg Hunts for ages 2-10 years, free hot dogs and popcorn for the whole family, fun games & crafts for all ages.
Our event is so much fun....even the Easter Bunny can't stay away!
Everything at the event is free, so come, invite your friends and families and celebrate with us.

Amazing burgers, full food menu available on website, mom's home cooking, Craft Beers & cider, Live Music
21 and over

THE LAST DAYS OF JESUS

"THE RESURRECTION"

OUTSIDE FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 

Zim's Easter Lunch Special $25

Fettuccine Alfredo topped with Chicken Cordon Bleu (breaded chicken stuffed with ham & swiss cheese)

Includes: Soup or Salad & Garlic Toast

This Easter we welcome back our delicious Easter Brunch Buffet! Loaded with a terrific variety of scrumptious delights from Cousins’ Cinnamon Roll French Toast to locals’ favorite Chicken Cordon Bleu!
Join us Easter Sunday 9am to 2pm
We will be hoppy to see you
#homemade #comfortfood #explorethedalles #columbiarivergorgeous #cousinsrestaurantthedallesoregon #columbiarivergorge #howdycousins #thedalles #thedalleschamber #thedallesoregon #cousinsrestaurantandsaloon

Celebrate with us this Easter!

Join us on April 9th, 10.30am-2.30pm
Brunch, served buffet style on the waterfront
70lb Baron of Beef
Bone in Ham
Classic Easter Favorites
Desserts
Breakfast & Lunch items & MORE

Live Music with BB Lake Band

Call for reservations, parties of 6 or more - (541) 370-2345

Adults: $26.95,
Seniors - $19.95
Kids (12 and under), $12.95

Regular Menu returns at 3:00 PM

Now Accepting Vendor Applications!
6TH STREET STATION - FOOD CART POD -

SUNDAY MARKET 

Calling all Local:  Artists, photographers, authors, farmers, hand crafters, small businesses, food trucks, baked goods

March 26th, 2023!  The first of this year's Sunday's market every Sunday!  New food, new stuff, and a great time!!

We will be having bingo every Sunday from 2pm-4pm!
You will have the chance to win prizes, free drinks and gift cards.
$8 per person : includes 1 bingo card & a hot chocolate
or
$5 per person : for 1 bingo card
$2 per extra bingo card

Have you wanted to write a novel, but just can't seem to get it off the ground? Or you've started, but just can't finish? Frank Zafiro's "Write The Novel" 6 week Workshop will help you get your novel across the finish line! Join Frank on Monday, March 6th for the first of 6 sessions. The March 6th and April 10th session will be in person. The other 4 sessions will be on zoom. Frank Zafiro has written and published over forty novels, including the River City Series and the Spocompton series. This workshop covers: capturing your ideas, the philosophy of writing, planning your novel, plot and structure, character, dialogue, setting, pacing, theme, getting past tough spots such as plot problems or writer's block, finishing your novel, and more!

Are you interested in helping older adults in your community? Become a volunteer with Circles of Care and you can provide important, meaningful assistance to an older adult such as friendly check-ins, transportation, or grocery shopping. You choose how often and when you volunteer. If you are interested, there is an informational meeting on Tuesday, April 11th at 1:00 at the Mid-Columbia Senior Center or apply online at ageplus.org/circles-of-care. 

THE DALLES AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PRESENTS WIRED WITH THE CHAMBER!

Stop by Scooper Mcquades for WIRED WITH THE CHAMBER this week!

Alex, Jessie, Lisa, and Charla will be there to answer any of your chamber questions.  This is a great space to brainstorm ideas with other community members who are working together to make a difference in The Dalles!  We hope you will join us! 

ROUTE 30 BURGERS, BOTTLES AND BREWS - USELESS KNOWLEDGE TRIVIA  NIGHT

THIS WEEK'S CATEGORIES:

WEIRD FOOD FACTS

NINTENDO GAMES

LATIN ARTISTS (AUDIO)

MEDICINE

GAME SHOWS

The Dalles Kiwanis Club 

Every Thursday at noon at Spooky's Pizza

MEET OUR NEW HOME!  COLUMBIA GORGE FOOD BANK RIBBON CUTTING! 

RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY - APRIL 13, 5:00 PM

Thirsty Thursday's with The New Prohibition's Band! We play bluesy rock originals and covers with a twist.

HOPE ACADEMY'S ANNUAL YARD SALE

3339 East 13th     FRIDAY APRIL 14TH & SATURDAY APRIL 15TH   8 AM to 2 PM

FLAGSTONE SENIOR LIVING IS HAVING AN ESTATE PLANNING EVENT

Protect what matters - start estate planning today! 

** Concealed Permit Course**
Sign Up Here:
https://www.focusedfire-training.com/.../oregon.../

This class meets and exceeds the state of Oregon requirements to apply for a Concealed License.
Students are not required to bring any equipment with them to the course.
Focused Fire Training courses are taught by some of the top instructors in the country. We have thousands of five-star reviews on Facebook. Check out our page and see what they are saying.
In this 3-hour course, we will cover:
-Oregon laws on Use of Force and Self-Defense, where you can and cannot carry, reciprocity and much more..
-Situational Awareness Training
-Safety
-Fundamentals Training
-How to apply for, and maintain, the Oregon Concealed Handgun License
A presentation by US Lawshield will be included. They will provide attendees with valuable resources.
Must be 18 years of age or older.
At only $60.00 seating will be limited. If you want to register, click going on this page. You will then need to go to the following link to pay for your seat

Please do not contact the venue, as they have no information other than they are hosting an event for us. Please contact us with all your questions

ROUTE 30 BURGERS, BOTTLES AND BREWS PRESENTS KARAOKE!

Come and enjoy Karaoke on Friday nights at Route 30!  Come on down, check out our stage, sound system and special effects!  Feel like a ROCK star at Route 30!

Amazing burgers, full food menu available on website, mom's home cooking, Craft Beers and Cider.  Live music and/or entertainment every Friday & Saturday.  Minors welcome until 9pm every night. 

LAST STOP SALOON PRESENTS LIVE MUSIC WITH JAY BEAN!

A family friendly, dog friendly, ADA accessible 5k run/walk!  This 5k will be held in the beautifully scenic Columbia River Gorge, starting at the Mark O. Hatfield (West Entrance) Trailhead.  Views of the Columbia River will be seen along this paved route.  Proceeds will be donated to the Wildland Firefighter Foundation.  We will also hold an event drawing - enter for your chance to win amazing prizes from local PNW businesses (details below!)

WHERE: Mark O. Hatfield trailhead (West Entrance) in Hood River, Oregon.

WHEN: April 15, 2023.  Check-in opens at 08:00, 5k start time is 10:00.
(Pre-5k warm up with Wild Bloom Yoga instructor begins at 9:15)!

WHY: Wildland firefighting is a tremendously hazardous job.  Our firefighters are exposed to physical, mental and emotional challenges each and every day in the field while protecting us, our property, and our land.  Proceeds from your participation are donated to the Wildland Firefighter Foundation.  The mission of WFF is to support the families of firefighters who have perished or been injured in the line of duty -- their role during medical emergencies and fatality events cannot be understated.  Learn more here: https://wffoundation.org/

HOPE ACADEMY'S ANNUAL YARD SALE

3339 East 13th     FRIDAY APRIL 14TH & SATURDAY APRIL 15TH   8 AM to 2 PM

EMPOWER YOGA PRESENTS BARRE ABOVE

BECOME A CERTIFIED BARRE INSTRUCTOR! 

Join Empower Yoga and Barre Above program specialist Vicki Hatch Moen and become a certified Barre instructor!

-Flexible formats for all fitness levels

-No licensing or royalty fees

-Compliments any instructor's teaching style

-Can be taught on or off the barre

-Optional ongoing choreography

-CECs:  ACE(1.2), AFAA(12.0), NASMI(1.2), SCW(12.0)

Saturday April 15th at 9:30-5:30

311 East 2nd Street

The Dalles, OR   97058

Several restaurants within walking distance, shower and lockers available

Register today @ www.barreabove.com

Tri-County Hazardous Waste & Recycling Program 

Free Hazardous Waste Collection Event

Parkdale Fire Department, Parkdale
April 15th, 2023
10am - 2pm 

Open to households and small businesses in Hood River, Wasco, and Sherman Counties only

Small Businesses MUST pre-register one week in advance, click here 

Accepted items:

• Any product with “warning”, “danger”, “caution”, “poison” on label

• Septic field/drain cleaners, oven cleaners

• Paints and stains of all types

• Yard, garden, pool, and spa chemicals

• Cleaners, disinfectants, solvents, glues

• Automotive fluids (gasoline, antifreeze, brake fluids, motor oil, etc.) and kerosene

• Art and hobby chemicals

• Fluorescent lamps, CFL bulbs and ballasts, thermostats

• Propane bottles and tanks

• Fire extinguishers and batteries (all types)

• Hair dye

• Cellphones

• Unwanted/expired prescriptions, over-the-counter medicines, vitamins, nutritional supplements, and pet medicine

Not Accepted:

• Explosives

• Ammunition

• Sharps

• Asbestos

• Refrigerators, AC units, freezers

For a full list, visit our website: Tri-Co Hazardous Waste & Recycling Program

The Arc of the Mid-Columbia proudly presents - the first ever - SPRING FLING DANCE! for the intellectual and developmental disabilities community. 

Hey let's party!  The ARC of the Mid-Columbia is hosting SPRING FLING DANCE for the intellectual and developmental disabilities community.  Friends, family, caseworkers welcome.  Hope to see you there!!

Join us Saturday, April15th for The Dalles Edition of Family Feud!!

Two Rounds - The first round will be made up of Mug Club Members vs. Audience Members. The second round will be the Campbell Family vs. the Felker Family!  These families are very competitive, so this will be extremely entertaining!

Tickets are only $10 each. Tickets go on sale April 1st, so put it on your calendars! We promise, there's nowhere else you're going to want to be!

LA comedians Curtis Cook and Maggie Maye together at the Granada Theater. Get your reserved and box seat tickets early.
CURTIS COOK is a standup comedian and WGA Award-nominated writer who performed standup on Comedy Central, puked after a keg stand on a show called Flophouse, traveled through an Ebola checkpoint for a segment on Vice News and appeared alongside Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein on Portlandia. In addition to performing, Curtis was a writer for the recent reboot of Crank Yankers and the upcoming Hulu comedy This Fool. He currently writes for American Dad on TBS.
MAGGIE MAYE made her late-night debut on Conan and was featured on Last Call with Carson Daly. In addition to being part of the writing team for Netflix’s History Of Swear Words, she has written for the New Yorker. Maggie has opened for Maria Bamford, Gladys Knight, and Earth, Wind and Fire and was named 2016’s Best of Austin Stand-up Comic by the Austin Chronicle. Maggie has been in LA since 2017.
FULL BAR
Dinner Menu: Homemade Chicago style brisket sandwich with two sides for $15.
Warm cheese fondue deluxe nachos for only $10
Call the Granada to pre- order dinner for $15 at reserved or general admission tables (815-993-6585).
Meals are available to purchase at the show while they last, but pre-order to ensure you get a meal.
The Reserved tickets for private booths for 2 or for 4 include dinners.
18+ recommended.
Wheel chair accessible.
Tickets $5 more at the door

GET CERTIFIED AS A PUMPED UP STRENGTH INSTRUCTOR!

Join Empower Yoga and program specialist Vicki Hatch Moen and become certified in this new approach to resistance training!

-4hr in person certification +3hrs additional home study video modules

-Learn physiological benefits of linking exercises together to create Dynamic Functional Flows

-Harness the power of the Pumped Up Strength progressive layering formula

-No licensing fees

-Optional on-going choreography

-CECs:  ACE(0.6), AFAA(7.0), NASM(0.7), SCW(6.0)

Sunday, April 16th (9:30-1:30

Several restaurants within walking distance, showers and lockers available

Register today at www.barreabove.com

Now Accepting Vendor Applications!
6TH STREET STATION - FOOD CART POD -

SUNDAY MARKET 

Calling all Local:  Artists, photographers, authors, farmers, hand crafters, small businesses, food trucks, baked goods

March 26th, 2023!  The first of this year's Sunday's market every Sunday!  New food, new stuff, and a great time!!

We will be having bingo every Sunday from 2pm-4pm!
You will have the chance to win prizes, free drinks and gift cards.
$8 per person : includes 1 bingo card & a hot chocolate
or
$5 per person : for 1 bingo card
$2 per extra bingo card

9TH BIENNIAL ORGAN CRAWL

It is spring in The Dalles, and this year is an Organ Crawl year! April 16th 2023 celebrates the 9th Biennial Organ Crawl, which was started in 2007 by Robert Carsner (1940-2014).

The Dalles is a special place since we boast five (count them… five) pipe organs while many larger cities have none anymore. The preservation and appreciation of the pipe organs here in our fair city has come to the attention of the Portland branch of the American Guild of Organists. And the love we give to these majestic “King’s of Instruments” continues.

This year’s organ crawl starts at historic St. Peter’s Landmark in downtown The Dalles with Hood River organist Diana Beterbide on the even more historic 1907 Kilgen Organ which has retained its original configuration (except for adding an electric driven blower). 
 

The crawl continues as Cheryl Ortega features the Wicks organ at the United Church of Christ Congregational (corner of 5th and Court Streets).

Next is local organist E.J. Howe playing the Reuter Organ at the First Church of Christ Scientist located at 701 Washington Street.

After that you will hear Heidi Kohne from Portland (who has been featured in many organ events here in The Dalles over the years) playing the 1905 Kimball organ at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church located at 1805 Minnesota St.

Finally, you will hear local organist Garry Estep on the 1976 Phelps-d’Autremont organ at Zion Lutheran Church located at the corner of 10th and Union Streets.

A reception will be held at Zion ELCA after the concert is over.

Admission is free, and donations go toward continuation of this The Dalles tradition, as well as assisting in the maintenance and upkeep of our beautiful instruments.

Free Public Lecture in Stevenson:

“20 Myths about End of Life Topics”

Many people prefer not to talk about these topics - until there is a situation when they need to learn more. 

Often they have questions or they may not know which questions to ask.

Learn more, before this situation happens.

Stevenson Community Library- Gallery Room

120 NW Vancouver Ave, Stevenson, WA 98648

Monday, April 17th, 6 PM – 7 PM

Offered by Carola Stepper, RN, CHPN, LAc

Owner of Gorge End of Life Services, LLC

Certified Hospice and Palliative Nurse

Licensed Acupuncturist

End of Life Doula

Advance Care Planning Facilitator

Grief Recovery Method Specialist

Gorge End of Life Services, LLC • Carola Stepper, RN, CHPN, LAc • 541-399-1919 

www.GorgeEndofLifeServices.com • Care@GorgeEndofLifeServices.com

THE DALLES AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PRESENTS WIRED WITH THE CHAMBER!

Stop by Scooper Mcquades for WIRED WITH THE CHAMBER this week!

Alex, Jessie, Lisa, and Charla will be there to answer any of your chamber questions.  This is a great space to brainstorm ideas with other community members who are working together to make a difference in The Dalles!  We hope you will join us! 

Your VOICE has power!

Join HAVEN and community agency partners in recognition of Sexual Assault Action Month for its ninth annual awareness walk in support of survivors of sexual violence.

Walk with PURPOSE!

Wednesday, April 19th,2023

11:30am-1:30pm

(Open Walking Time)

Meeting Location

We will be meeting outside of the HAVEN office located at 420 E 3rd St. The Dalles, OR

For more information feel free to call our office number. (541) 296-1662

Wed April 19, 12 noon - 12:45 PM: Book here.

ROUTE 30 BURGERS, BOTTLES AND BREWS - USELESS KNOWLEDGE TRIVIA  NIGHT

THIS WEEK'S CATEGORIES:

WEIRD FOOD FACTS

NINTENDO GAMES

LATIN ARTISTS (AUDIO)

MEDICINE

GAME SHOWS

The Dalles Kiwanis Club 

Every Thursday at noon at Spooky's Pizza

“Let’s talk about End of Life and Death” 

Free Public Events - Hood River & The Dalles

These conversations focus on talking about end of life (=EOL) and death. The goals are:

• To destigmatize talking about these inevitable topics.

• To spark curiosity and connection, to become more death literate.

• To use the cards of “The Death Deck” (TheDeathDeck.com) or “The EOL Deck” to inspire reflection and conversation.

• To learn more about local Gorge and general resources.

• To meet new people and have an interesting and fun evening.

6:00-6:30 PM Arrive, mingle, order food and drink.

6:30-7:30 PM Brief introductions, end of life and death themed conversations, organizer or participants may suggest topics.

7:30 - 8:00 PM Reflections, closure.

What these events are not:

• A bereavement support or grief counseling group

• A caregiver or illness specific support group

• An official Death Cafe or Death over Dinner event

• A lecture series or a business networking event  
   

  Organizer: Gorge End of Life Services, LLC • Carola Stepper, RN, CHPN, LAc

  www.GorgeEndofLifeServices.com • Care@GorgeEndofLifeServices.com 

  541-399-1919 • PO Box 602, Hood River, OR 97031

                             

Thirsty Thursday's with The New Prohibition's Band! We play bluesy rock originals and covers with a twist.

Fri April 21st, 8 AM - 8:45 AM: Book here.

Many people prefer not to talk about these topics - until there is a situation when they need to learn more.  Often they have questions or they may not know which questions to ask. Learn more, before this situation happens.

The 2023 Gorge Artists Open Studios Tour 

Everything emerges in spring, including the art 

April 21, 22, 23, 2023, 10am - 5pm

Spring is white mountains, green valleys, and pink hills studded with blooming fruit trees and a rainbow of wildflowers. More emerging beauty comes in the form of art, because spring is also the Gorge Artists Open Studios Tour.

This annual tour, now in its 17th year, features 40 local artists showcasing a diverse variety of work - from painting to ceramics, jewelry to textiles, wood working to photography, metalwork to glass, and more.

Gorge Artists Open Studios Tour invites art lovers to meet artists in their studio spaces - to experience art as work, craft, process, and inspiration. It is a free, self-guided tour of individual artist studios and work spaces located throughout the Mid-Columbia Gorge regional area. Featured artist's studios are dotted on the map in all four mid-Columbia counties: Skamania, Klickitat, Hood River, and Wasco. Take advantage of the three days, April 21 to 23, to visit as many studios as you can. Or, if you have limited time, just drop in to a select few linked together by a stunning drive through the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area.

“This event is a favorite for me certainly, but has also become highly anticipated for the folks who have marked their calendars to come visit the Gorge for this special weekend. They are inspired by our spaces, curious to see our process, excited to see what's new!” says Melanie Thompson,  ceramicist.

On a studio tour, the senses are engaged: Smell the sawdust; see the materials, mastery, and craftsmanship; touch the unique and handmade objects; feel the creative energy of artists in their studios. Where else but on a tour of artists studios can you experience art this way? And where else but in the stunning Columbia River Gorge can you wind through forest, alongside orchards in bloom, across rivers, up into the hills, and back in time to find something delicious in town for lunch? Gorge Artists Open Studios Tour is unique.

“Gorge Artists Open Studios put the Gorge on the map as an Arts destination, and I have cherished being a part of the tour for many years,” notes Christine Knowles, pastel artist.

Visiting from out of town? Come for Gorge Artists Open Studios Tour and stay for the weekend! April is blossom time, when the local surrounding orchards are flocked with rows of pink and white. The mountains are still pristine and draped in snow, while the greening hills burst with wildflowers. Spring is the time of year when everything emerges once more, including people. Experience the natural beauty of the Gorge while enjoying fantastic local food, wineries, outdoor recreation, shopping, and a great selection of boutique hotels and bed & breakfasts.

We invite you to come experience the Gorge Artists Open Studios Tour. To see what’s in store for this year’s experience, make sure to follow us on social media @gorgeartists or visit our website at www.gorgeartists.org.

Join Zim's Brau Haus in welcoming GUNSHY for Cherry Festival Friday Night.  GUNSHY plays great country music! 

ROUTE 30 BURGERS, BOTTLES AND BREWS PRESENTS KARAOKE!

Come and enjoy Karaoke on Friday nights at Route 30!  Come on down, check out our stage, sound system and special effects!  Feel like a ROCK star at Route 30!

Amazing burgers, full food menu available on website, mom's home cooking, Craft Beers and Cider.  Live music and/or entertainment every Friday & Saturday.  Minors welcome until 9pm every night. 

Cherry Festival Quilt Show

Saturday, April 22nd 10am-4pm

St. Peter's Landmark & Herbring House Courtyard

FEATURING:   World Fair quilt "Rose of Sharon"  and Dennis McGregor - Artist, Musician, and Author of "Dream Again" - an Oregon Trail Quilt Story

Have a quilt to show?  Bring it to St. Peter's on April 22nd from 8am to 10am

The 2023 Gorge Artists Open Studios Tour 

Everything emerges in spring, including the art 

April 21, 22, 23, 2023, 10am - 5pm

Spring is white mountains, green valleys, and pink hills studded with blooming fruit trees and a rainbow of wildflowers. More emerging beauty comes in the form of art, because spring is also the Gorge Artists Open Studios Tour.

This annual tour, now in its 17th year, features 40 local artists showcasing a diverse variety of work - from painting to ceramics, jewelry to textiles, wood working to photography, metalwork to glass, and more.

Gorge Artists Open Studios Tour invites art lovers to meet artists in their studio spaces - to experience art as work, craft, process, and inspiration. It is a free, self-guided tour of individual artist studios and work spaces located throughout the Mid-Columbia Gorge regional area. Featured artist's studios are dotted on the map in all four mid-Columbia counties: Skamania, Klickitat, Hood River, and Wasco. Take advantage of the three days, April 21 to 23, to visit as many studios as you can. Or, if you have limited time, just drop in to a select few linked together by a stunning drive through the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area.

“This event is a favorite for me certainly, but has also become highly anticipated for the folks who have marked their calendars to come visit the Gorge for this special weekend. They are inspired by our spaces, curious to see our process, excited to see what's new!” says Melanie Thompson,  ceramicist.

On a studio tour, the senses are engaged: Smell the sawdust; see the materials, mastery, and craftsmanship; touch the unique and handmade objects; feel the creative energy of artists in their studios. Where else but on a tour of artists studios can you experience art this way? And where else but in the stunning Columbia River Gorge can you wind through forest, alongside orchards in bloom, across rivers, up into the hills, and back in time to find something delicious in town for lunch? Gorge Artists Open Studios Tour is unique.

“Gorge Artists Open Studios put the Gorge on the map as an Arts destination, and I have cherished being a part of the tour for many years,” notes Christine Knowles, pastel artist.

Visiting from out of town? Come for Gorge Artists Open Studios Tour and stay for the weekend! April is blossom time, when the local surrounding orchards are flocked with rows of pink and white. The mountains are still pristine and draped in snow, while the greening hills burst with wildflowers. Spring is the time of year when everything emerges once more, including people. Experience the natural beauty of the Gorge while enjoying fantastic local food, wineries, outdoor recreation, shopping, and a great selection of boutique hotels and bed & breakfasts.

We invite you to come experience the Gorge Artists Open Studios Tour. To see what’s in store for this year’s experience, make sure to follow us on social media @gorgeartists or visit our website at www.gorgeartists.org.

Discover the newest from our best brands. Join us for demos and deals!

POKER NIGHT, SILENT AUCTION & GUN RAFFLE BENEFIT FOR DENNIS EIESLAND

Money raised will aid Dennis on his long road to recovery, after suffering a stroke in late January.

ZIM'S BRAU HAUS WELCOMES REZOUND ON SATURDAY FOR CHERRY FESTIVAL!  Rezound plays wonderful classic rock!

The 2023 Gorge Artists Open Studios Tour 

Everything emerges in spring, including the art 

April 21, 22, 23, 2023, 10am - 5pm

Spring is white mountains, green valleys, and pink hills studded with blooming fruit trees and a rainbow of wildflowers. More emerging beauty comes in the form of art, because spring is also the Gorge Artists Open Studios Tour.

This annual tour, now in its 17th year, features 40 local artists showcasing a diverse variety of work - from painting to ceramics, jewelry to textiles, wood working to photography, metalwork to glass, and more.

Gorge Artists Open Studios Tour invites art lovers to meet artists in their studio spaces - to experience art as work, craft, process, and inspiration. It is a free, self-guided tour of individual artist studios and work spaces located throughout the Mid-Columbia Gorge regional area. Featured artist's studios are dotted on the map in all four mid-Columbia counties: Skamania, Klickitat, Hood River, and Wasco. Take advantage of the three days, April 21 to 23, to visit as many studios as you can. Or, if you have limited time, just drop in to a select few linked together by a stunning drive through the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area.

“This event is a favorite for me certainly, but has also become highly anticipated for the folks who have marked their calendars to come visit the Gorge for this special weekend. They are inspired by our spaces, curious to see our process, excited to see what's new!” says Melanie Thompson,  ceramicist.

On a studio tour, the senses are engaged: Smell the sawdust; see the materials, mastery, and craftsmanship; touch the unique and handmade objects; feel the creative energy of artists in their studios. Where else but on a tour of artists studios can you experience art this way? And where else but in the stunning Columbia River Gorge can you wind through forest, alongside orchards in bloom, across rivers, up into the hills, and back in time to find something delicious in town for lunch? Gorge Artists Open Studios Tour is unique.

“Gorge Artists Open Studios put the Gorge on the map as an Arts destination, and I have cherished being a part of the tour for many years,” notes Christine Knowles, pastel artist.

Visiting from out of town? Come for Gorge Artists Open Studios Tour and stay for the weekend! April is blossom time, when the local surrounding orchards are flocked with rows of pink and white. The mountains are still pristine and draped in snow, while the greening hills burst with wildflowers. Spring is the time of year when everything emerges once more, including people. Experience the natural beauty of the Gorge while enjoying fantastic local food, wineries, outdoor recreation, shopping, and a great selection of boutique hotels and bed & breakfasts.

We invite you to come experience the Gorge Artists Open Studios Tour. To see what’s in store for this year’s experience, make sure to follow us on social media @gorgeartists or visit our website at www.gorgeartists.org.

Now Accepting Vendor Applications!
6TH STREET STATION - FOOD CART POD -

SUNDAY MARKET 

Calling all Local:  Artists, photographers, authors, farmers, hand crafters, small businesses, food trucks, baked goods

March 26th, 2023!  The first of this year's Sunday's market every Sunday!  New food, new stuff, and a great time!!

We will be having bingo every Sunday from 2pm-4pm!
You will have the chance to win prizes, free drinks and gift cards.
$8 per person : includes 1 bingo card & a hot chocolate
or
$5 per person : for 1 bingo card
$2 per extra bingo card

Free Public Lecture in Hood River:

“20 Myths about End of Life Topics”

Many people prefer not to talk about these topics - until there is a situation when they need to learn more. 

Often they have questions or they may not know which questions to ask.

Learn more, before this situation happens.

Hood River County Library - Meeting Room

502 State St, Hood River, OR 97031

Monday, April 24th, 6 PM – 7 PM

Offered by Carola Stepper, RN, CHPN, LAc

Owner of Gorge End of Life Services, LLC

Certified Hospice and Palliative Nurse

Licensed Acupuncturist

End of Life Doula

Advance Care Planning Facilitator

Grief Recovery Method Specialist

Gorge End of Life Services, LLC • Carola Stepper, RN, CHPN, LAc • 541-399-1919 

www.GorgeEndofLifeServices.com • Care@GorgeEndofLifeServices.com

Mid-Columbia Community Concert Association presents THE BLACK MARKET TRUST!

The Black Market Trust combines the fire and romance of gypsy jazz with the Great American Songbook to deliver high-energy performances filled with some of the best songs ever written.  With impeccable vocal harmonies and a dash of Rat Pack-stye comedy, it's clear why this Los Angeles-based band has quickly earned a reputation as one of the premier live music acts performing today.  Learn more about The Black Market Trust by going here https://www.theblackmarkettrust.com/

Monday, April 24, 2023 at 7:00pm at The Dalles Civic Auditorium.  Join us for a social gathering at Club 22, inside the Civic, one hour before the show.  Food and drinks are available. 

www.MCCCA.info

UMPQUA BANK

SOCIAL SECURITY - PREPARING FOR RETIREMENT

PRESENTED BY COLUMBIA WEALTH ADVISORS

Tue, April 25, 6 PM - 6:45 PM: Book here.

THE DALLES AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PRESENTS WIRED WITH THE CHAMBER!

Stop by Scooper Mcquades for WIRED WITH THE CHAMBER this week!

Alex, Jessie, Lisa, and Charla will be there to answer any of your chamber questions.  This is a great space to brainstorm ideas with other community members who are working together to make a difference in The Dalles!  We hope you will join us! 

ROUTE 30 BURGERS, BOTTLES AND BREWS - USELESS KNOWLEDGE TRIVIA  NIGHT

THIS WEEK'S CATEGORIES:

WEIRD FOOD FACTS

NINTENDO GAMES

LATIN ARTISTS (AUDIO)

MEDICINE

GAME SHOWS

THE DALLES AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PRESENTS COMMUNITY AFFAIRS!!  THIS WEEK WE WILL BE HAVING A ROUND TABLE EVENT. 

The Dalles Kiwanis Club 

Every Thursday at noon at Spooky's Pizza

THE MURALFEST MOVIE PREMIERE GALA

An amazing movie was made during the Northwest MuralFest last August.  The World Premiere of this movie will be held at the Civic Auditorium on April 27th.  

Tickets will be available March 6th at the following locations: 

Klindt's Booksellers

ACE Hardware

The Dalles Area Chamber of Commerce 

This is a Black Tie Event   Tickets $25

Thirsty Thursday's with The New Prohibition's Band! We play bluesy rock originals and covers with a twist.

Free Hazardous Waste Collection Event!

Open to households, small businesses and ag producers

Moro Road Department, Moro

10am-2pm

Small Businesses and Ag Producers MUST pre-register, click here

Accepted items:

• Any product with “warning”, “danger”, “caution”, “poison” on label
• Septic field/drain cleaners, oven cleaners
• Paints and stains of all types
• Yard, garden, pool, and spa chemicals
• Cleaners, disinfectants, solvents, glues
• Automotive fluids (gasoline, antifreeze, brake fluids, motor oil, etc.) and kerosene
• Art and hobby chemicals
• Fluorescent lamps, CFL bulbs and ballasts, thermostats
• Propane bottles and tanks
• Fire extinguishers and batteries (all types)
• Hair dye
• Cellphones
• Unwanted/expired prescriptions, over-the-counter medicines, vitamins, nutritional supplements, and pet medicine

Ag Producers

• Agricultural pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, etc

Not Accepted:

• Explosives
• Ammunition
• Sharps
• Asbestos
• Refrigerators, AC units, freezers

For a full list, visit our website: Tri-Co Hazardous Waste & Recycling Program

*These events are open to households and small businesses of Hood River, Wasco, and Sherman counties only

ROUTE 30 BURGERS, BOTTLES AND BREWS PRESENTS KARAOKE!

Come and enjoy Karaoke on Friday nights at Route 30!  Come on down, check out our stage, sound system and special effects!  Feel like a ROCK star at Route 30!

Amazing burgers, full food menu available on website, mom's home cooking, Craft Beers and Cider.  Live music and/or entertainment every Friday & Saturday.  Minors welcome until 9pm every night. 

The Pond Skim at Mt. Hood Meadows is scheduled for Saturday, April 29- closing day. Snowboarders and skiers ages 15 and older, get ready to skim your way across 100 feet of frigid water for some awesome prizes! Prizes will be awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place, as well as for best splash, best costume and best overall impression. 1st, 2nd and 3rd place will be judged on making it across, costume and impression. Registration will be online in advance - this is a popular event and fills quickly, so make sure to follow us on social media and sign up for our weekly eNews so you don't miss out on registration!
This event is in the base area so it's great for spectators wanting to watch costumed competitors fly across a pond filled with water. We'll also have music from DJ Kyle happening from 11 AM to 4 PM!

Line Dance Night is coming to Gorge Wine Library. Line dancing is a fun and energetic activity that is perfect for your friends, family, and children of all ages!
Line Dance Night includes a 45-1 hour lesson and 1 hour of open dancing where requests are welcome! 100% beginner friendly.
Door Cover - $15 (Cash, Venmo, PayPal or CashApp) 

Join us in Historic Downtown The Dalles nightly for Live Music, great food, drinks and the friendliest team in the Gorge! #littlemusiccity, #explorethegorge, #explorethedalles

Completely gone is the notorious downtown bar, The Vault, and in its place is a midscale family-friendly restaurant and bar with soaring ceilings.  Thank you for visiting our place, enjoy the open space, the back patio, and an ice cold draft from one of our 20 plus selections of local craft beers.  Also available is a full bar of wonderful cocktails.  Take your time here to discover The Dalles with all it has to offer.  It's a unique place with 300 days of sunshine and an amazing history that contributed significantly to the establishment of the Western United States and Oregon. 
Cheers!
 

Blending a wide variety of musical influences, along with the comfort on stage that comes from over two decades of performing, Yotes entertains audiences with a mix of songs from 1950’s country, 1980’s neo rockabilly, modern Americana, and many genres and eras in between. He mixes songs by Johnny Cash, The Stray Cats, The Blasters, and Murder By Death with his own compositions. Old favorites are interspersed with some of his favorite songs by friends and up-and-coming artists he’s met through the years.
In 2009, when his existing band chose to take some time off, Yotes began performing as a solo artist. Over the years Yotes has played in blues bands, rockabilly and psychobilly bands, and toured the US in a Johnny Cash tribute. As he continued to develop his one-man show those experiences shaped his approach producing and performing his act. Yotes’s solo performances have become a tribute to the artists and music that have influenced his music, a respectful nod to some of his favorite contemporaries, and a testbed for new music as it’s written.

Now Accepting Vendor Applications!
6TH STREET STATION - FOOD CART POD -

SUNDAY MARKET 

Calling all Local:  Artists, photographers, authors, farmers, hand crafters, small businesses, food trucks, baked goods

March 26th, 2023!  The first of this year's Sunday's market every Sunday!  New food, new stuff, and a great time!!

We will be having bingo every Sunday from 2pm-4pm!
You will have the chance to win prizes, free drinks and gift cards.
$8 per person : includes 1 bingo card & a hot chocolate
or
$5 per person : for 1 bingo card
$2 per extra bingo card