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Old Mill District And/Or Les Schwab Amphitheater -Blue Updated 2.21.14 Bend Parks & Rec Master Calendar 2014 Old Mill District and/or Les Schwab Amphitheater -blue Updated 2.21.14 Bend Parks & Rec. – green (Riverbend, McKay & Drake) Events occurring city wide- black Downtown Bend – red Tower Theatre – purple NWX- brown All other locations – orange January 2-3rd Kids events @OMD – www.theoldmill.com 3rd First Friday Gallery Walk (OMD, DT) 9th Sisters Folk Festival Winter Series- The California Honeydrops– www.sistersfolkfestival.org 11th BC Fest @ Mt Hoodoo – www.hoodoo.com 17-18th Oregon Wrestling Classic DCFG – www.oregonwrestle.com 17-2/1 Angel Street @Cascades Theatrical Company – www.cascadestheatrical.org 18th Jazz at the Oxford Hotel, Arturo O'Farrill Afro-Latin Septet– www.oxfordhotelbend.com 18th Blues Harmonica Blowout @Tower Theatre – www.towertheatre.org 20th Gala at the Riverhouse www.visitcentraloregon.com 22-30th Bend Guitar Festival @ Tower Theatre – www.towertheatre.org February 1st The Tokens & The Diamonds @ Tower Theatre – www.towertheatre.org 2nd Super Dave’s Snowshoe Race – www.footzonebend.com 4th Tao, Phoenix RisingTower Theatre– www.towertheatre.org 5th Toad the Wet Sprocket @ Tower Theatre – www.towerthatre.org 7th First Friday Gallery Walk (OMD, DT) 8th All-Mountain Winter Carnival @Mt Hoodoo – www.hoodoo.com 14th Catgut Trio @ Tower Theatre – www.towertheatre.org 14th Love Letters @ Cascades Theatrical Company – www.cascadestheatrical.org 14-16th WinterFest in the Old Mill District – www.bendwinterfest.com 15th Polar Plunge - Riverbend Park – www.bendplunge.kintera.org 22nd Jazz at Oxford Hotel, Mary Stallings Quartet – www.oxfordhotelbend.com 22nd Bend 5k/10k Snowshoe Races – www.snowshoeracing.com 26th Mark Russell @Tower Theatre – www.towertheatre.org 28th Heroes in Sisters – www.oregonadaptivesports.org 28th Taste of the Town –COCC Campus – www.cocc.edu March 1st Sisters Folk Festival Winter Series- Willy Porter – www.sistersfolkfestival.org 1st Meal of the Year –COCC Campus – www.cocc.edu 6-9th Central Oregon Sportsmen’s Show at DCFG - www.expo.deschutes.org 7th First Friday Gallery Walk (OMD, DT) 7-8th Special Olympics @ MT Bachelor – www.mtbachelor.com 8th Grin & Bear It Walk/Run @ OMD & McKay Park– www.myhb.org/ 8-9th Oregon Middle School State Championships - Girls – www.statebasketballchampionship-or.com 13-15th OISA State Championships – www.mtbachelor.com 15th OAS Junior Racers @ Hoodoo– www.oregonadaptivesports.com 15-16th Oregon Middle School ST Championships - Boys - www.statebasketballchampionship-or.com 14-29th Funny Money @Cascades Theatrical Company – www.cascadestheatrical.org 15th Jazz at Oxford Hotel, Bruce Forman & Cow Bop– www.oxfordhotelbend.com 16th St. Patrick’s Day Dash Walk/Run OMD & Riverbend Park – www.bendstpatdash.com 18th Sisters Folk Festival Winter Series-Martyn Joseph – www.sistersfolkfestival.org 23rd Sunriver Mudslinger Run – www.sunrivermudslinger.com 24th Dash 2 Dare Urban Race –Downtown Bend - www.footzonebend.com 29th Sisters Folk Festival Winter Series- Solas – www.sistersfolkfestival.org 29th Rodeo Day @ Hoodoo – www.hoodoo.com April 4th First Friday Art Walk (OMD, DT) 4th High Desert Chamber Music –Crown City String Quartet – www.towertheatre.org 5-6th Springtacular Celebration @ Mt Bachelor – www.mtbachelor.com 5th Ski Bike @ Hoodoo – www.hoodoo.com 5th Jingle Bell Run (Make-up Run) @Pine Nursery Park – www.jinglebellrunbend.kintera.org 6th Harlem Gospel Choir @Tower Theatre – www.towertheatre.org 6th Horse Butte 10k – www.superfitproductions.com 11th My Own Two Hands-Sisters Community Parade -www.sistersfolkfestival.org 11-13th Spring Festival at NWX – www.northwestcrossing.com 11-13th ABA USA BMX Great Northwest Nationals – www.expo.deschutes.org.com 12th My Own Two Hands Art Auction – www.sistersfolkfestival.org 12th Spring Fling @ Hoodoo – www.hoodoo.com 13th Peterson Ridge Rumble – Sisters - www.petersonridgerumble.com 12th JDRF Walk @ Riverbend & OMD – www.jdrf.org 13th Peterson Ridge Rumble Ultra Race in Sisters – www.petersonridgerumble.com 18th Trivia Bee – Tower Theatre – www.towertheatre.org 19th Walk MS 2013- Riverbend Park & Old Mill District – www.walkorc.nationalmssociety.org 19th Earth Day Fair and Parade – www.envirocenter.org 20th Elks Easter Egg Hunt – Juniper Park 25-5/10th I Remember You @Cascades Theatrical Company – www.cascadestheatrical.org 26th TEDx – Summit High School – www.tedxbend.com 26th March for Babies (March of Dimes) - Riverbend Park & Old Mill District – www.marchofdimes.com/oregon 26th Sisters “Better Half” Marathon – www.sistershalfmarathon.com 27th CASA’s Light of Hope Walk/Run– Riverbend Park & Old Mill District – www.casaofcentraloregon.org May 2nd First Friday Art Walk (OMD, DT) 2-4th Home & Garden Show 2014 @ DCFG – www.expo.deschutes.org 3rd Sprintacular Concert Series @Bachelor – www.mtbachelor.com 3rd Salmon Run Paddle Fest Demo at Riverbend Park – www.tumalocreek.com www.layitoutevents.com 3rd Barks & Recreation @Drake Park – Bend Spay & Neuter Project – www.bendsnip.com 3rd High Desert Chamber Music -Thunder Egg Consort – www.towertheatre.org 9th Deschutes River Conservancy “Tight Lines” Auction & Dinner – www.deschutesriver.org 10th Springtacular Concert Series @Bachelor – www.mtbachelor.com 11th Jimmy Webb & Karla Bonoff @Tower Theatre– www.towertheatre.org 17-18th Pole Pedal Paddle- Old Mill District & Riverbend Park-www.pppbend.com 17th Springtacular Concert Series @Bachelor – www.mtbachelor.com 23rd The National w guests tUnE-yArDs - @ LSA– www.bendconcerts.com 24th Springtacular Concert Series @Bachelor – www.mtbachelor.com 24-25th BrewSki Beer Fest – www.mtbachelor.com 24th Bend Don’t Brake road race – www.benddontbreak.com 24-25th Happy Girl Half Marathon –Riverbend Park & OMD – www.happygirlsrun.com 25th North American Pond Skimming Championships @Mt Bachelor – www.mtbachelor.com 26th Memorial Day Tribute –Riverbend Park 26th Bend Elks Memorial Day Baseball Triple Crown Tournament – www.bendelks.com 31st Saturday Market – www.centraloregonsaturdaymarket.com June 1st Heaven Can Wait Walk/Run - Drake Park & Old Mill District – www.heavencanwait.org 4th Bend Farmers Market in Brooks Alley – www.bendfarmersmarket.com 6th First Friday Gallery Walk (OMD, DT) 6th Bend Elks Baseball Home Opener – www.bendelks.com 7th Saturday Market – www.centraloregonsaturdaymarket.com 7th Walk for Life Riverbend & OMD - http://www.prcco.org/ 8th The Dirty Half – www.footzonebend.com 11th Bend Farmers Market in Brooks Alley – www.bendfarmersmarket.com 11-15th Sisters Rodeo – www.sistersrodeo.com 12-15th Far West Ski Association Convention at the Riverhouse http://www.fwsa.org/Conventions/conventions.html 13-14th Sisters Wine & Brew Festival – www.sisterswineandbrew.com 13-28th Communicating Doors @Cascades Theatrical Company – www.cascadestheatrical.org 14th Let’s Pull Together – www.let’spulltogether.com 14th Saturday Market – www.centraloregonsaturdaymarket.com 15th OSU Graduation @ LSA – www.osucascades.edu 18th Zero Prostate Run @ Pine Nursery Park–www.layitoutevents.com 18th Bend Farmers Market in Brooks Alley – www.bendfarmersmarket.com 19th Fermentation Celebration @ OMD – www.theoldmill.com 22nd Senior Games 5K run & walk – www.visitbend.com OMD & Riverbend Park 20-22nd 4 Peaks Music Festival – www.4peaksmusic.com 21st Saturday Market – www.centraloregonsaturdaymarket.com 22nd Bend Senior Games @Riverbend Park – www.visitbend.com 25th Bend Farmers Market in Brooks Alley – www.bendfarmersmarket.com 29th Pickett’s Charge! Mt. Bike Race – www.sunnysidesports.com 27-29th Pacific Crest Weekend Sports Festival – www.pacificcrestevents.com 27-29th Crooker River (Rodeo) Roundup – www.crookedriverroundup.com 27th -29th Hullabaloo and Criterium at NWX – Kids Crit @ Compass Park– www.northwestcrossing.com 28-29th Bite of Bend- Downtown Bend – www.thebiteofbend.com 28th Saturday Market – www.centraloregonsaturdaymarket.com 28th Bend Pride 2014 –Drake Park– www.humandignitycoalition.org 28th Subaru Outside Games- www.subaruoutsidegames.com 29th Beer Run – Drake Park/Columbia Park – www.layitoutevents.com tba Donor reception– [email protected] tba Twilight Tunes in Compass Park in NWX – www.northwestcrossing.com tba Larkspur Festival –Larkspur Park – www.bendparksandrec.org tba St. Charles Free Summer Sunday Concert www.bendconcerts.com tba Little Commuters Parade – www.bikearoundbend.com @ LSA tba Tumalo Circuit Bike Race – www.bendcycling.org tba Pickin’ & Paddlin’ @Tumalo Creek – www.tumalocreek.com tba Oregon Enduro Series MTB Race - Stage 2 – www.oregonenduro.com tba Farmers Market at NWX – www.northwestcrossing.com July 2nd Bend Farmers Market in Brooks Alley – www.bendfarmersmarket.com 4th Spark Your Heart Walk/Run – Riverbend Park – www.sparkyourheartbend.com 4th Old Fashioned July 4th Festival –Drake Park & Pet Parade –(DT) – www.bendparksandrec.org 4th First Friday Gallery Walk (OMD, DT & NWX) 4-20th Sisters Quilts on display at locations in the OMD – www.theoldmill.com 5th Saturday Market – www.centraloregonsaturdaymarket.com 5th Smith Rock 5K, Half Marathon Sunrise Summer Classic – Smith Rock State Park www.smithrockrace.com 9th Bend Farmers Market in Brooks Alley – www.bendfarmersmarket.com 10th Munch & Music – Drake Park – www.c3events.com 11-13th Bend Summer Festival – Downtown Bend – www.c3events.com 12th Saturday Market – www.centraloregonsaturdaymarket.com 12-13th Oregon 24 Hour Mtb Race – www.mudslingerevents.com 12th Sisters
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