BINGEN — Time to dig out your most purple attire — the Bingen Huckleberry Festival is rolling around again Sept. 5-7 at Daubenspeck Park, bringing three days of live music, contests, food, family activities and a parade.
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Summer is waning, which means that The Dalles Cascade Singers break is over soon, and we will be starting back up with rehearsals for our fall and winter choir events.
This week's events include theater, art exhibits, improv comedy club, and lots of concerts for the end of summer.
This week's events include bluegrass jams, live music, film and art shows. And the Hispanic Dancing Horses are coming to visit The Dalles Art Center!
This week's live events include dances, music, theater, parties, art and more. Cruise the Gorge and Dufur Threshing Bee return this weekend.
The annual Hood River County Fair, held July 23-26 at the fairgrounds in Odell, was the first in a series of county fairs in the Gorge. Coming up is the Skamania County Fair, Aug. 13-16 (Stevenson); Klickitat County fair, Aug. 13-17 (Goldendale); and the Wasco County Fair and Rodeo, Aug. 14-…
This week's performance include soloists, bands, a Rowena Fire fundraiser, art exhibits.Â
This week's performances include free concerts, library events, music and movies, and the opening of new art exhibits.
This week's performances include magicians' acts, music, summer movies, and art displays.
This week's live performances and events include The Dalles Pride, music, fundraisers, art talks, tours, and the Mosier Festival.
This week's events and performances around the Gorge include theater, jazz and other music, festivals, Pride events, and Juneteenth in Hood River.
Besides warm weather, summer trips, and struggling to manage the overgrown garden, summer is the time when you can shop at one of the six Farmers Markets in the Gorge. There you can also meet the people who grow the fresh local produce, purchase unique crafts and gifts created by local artists, and at many Farmers Markets enjoy live music!
This week's live events and performances in the area include music, author talks, classes, art shows, an open mic and history events.
This week's live events in the Gorge include music, theater, art shows, and presentations.
This week's events include theater, comedy, music, art shows, storytelling, and a student art fundraiser. Also enjoy a student marimba tour in The Dalles!
Live performances around the Gorge this week include music, comedy, open mics, May Day dances, a cider fest and theater auditions for interested actors.
Events and live performances around the Gorge this week include music, fun runs, egg hunts, art shows, story times, musical classes, and more.
This week's events and performances include a chance to help paint a historic carousel; documentaries, free exhibit opening, art nights, lots of music and more. And read the story behind rising stars Rocks in a Blender.
Events around the Gorge this week include music, performances and sing-along, winding down from spring break - which included a circus and a baby rave.
Upcoming events and performances include a poetry walk, history events, art exhibits, concerts, and reading programs.
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