Events in Oregon and Bend
Oregon's free “Bit(e) of Robotics” program to play around with different types of robots including the LEGO robotics as well as other types of robots! Our staff instructor will coach the kids! Hosted at the Redmond Public Library, all ages are welcome —Join us! It's FREE! First come, first serve!
Oregon's free “Bit(e) of Robotics” program to play around with different types of robots including the LEGO robotics as well as other types of robots! Our staff instructor will coach the kids! Hosted at the Redmond Public Library, all ages are welcome —Join us! It's FREE! First come, first serve!
The Twelve Tones perform holiday favorites with tone chimes. This is an in-person program. Wearing a face covering is optional at all library events. Enjoy the lovely sound of tone chimes playing holiday favorites. Originally named Sisters High Desert Bell Choir, this group was founded by Lola Knox in 2008. Over the years, the group has …
Local singer-songwriter duo blend their voices for the holidays. This is an in-person program. Wearing a face covering is optional at all library events. The Uncharted Project music duo is the integration of two contrasting solo artists whose love of music and family forged this unique connection into a band. As niece & uncle, Cassia Dawn …
Hear about the consequences of changing relationships between people and wildfire. This is an in-person program. Wearing a face covering is optional at all library events. Join historian Jeff LaLande for an overview of the changing role of fire - as well as the changing role of people fighting fire - in our heavily forested region. …
Hear authentic songs telling seldom told stories. This is an in-person program. Wearing a face covering is optional at all library events. A native of Bend, Ian Carrick fell backwards into the arms of music. His non-musical parents were supportive yet surprised when he spent his first paycheck on a mandolin at age 14. Ian has …
Come learn and experience Nordic Walking! Classroom instruction and optional walk outside. Registration Required. What to expect: - The session begins with a classroom orientation where you will gain confidence in Winter Walking. Learn how using poles correctly provides additional points of contact for stabilization. The foundation of Nordic Walking is activation of the core …
What can we learn from Icarus and his failed flight? This is an in-person program. Wearing a face covering is optional at all library events. Many figures from Greek mythology are remembered for their power (Zeus), cunning (Odysseus), or tragic circumstances (Cassandra), but Icarus is remembered for his failure. Flying with wings designed by his father, …
Explore the historical evolution of guitar music with the Portland Guitar Duo. "Guitarology" is a program that offers a unique look at the history of the guitar and lute through Historical Performance. The Portland Guitar Duo traces the development of the instruments through 5 centuries of music with a collection that includes Renaissance and Baroque …
Learn about what makes these forests so special, where to find them, why so few remain. This is an in-person program. Masks are recommended at all in-person library events. Oregon's ancient forests are vital to our state's future - for clean water, climate change, wildlife, recreation, environmental justice, and so much more. Learn about what makes …
Enjoy an hour of music courtesy of Central Oregon Symphony. Music in Public Places is a program of the Central Oregon Symphony Association. These concerts are held at Central Oregon venues that traditionally are not recognized as being music concert venues. MIPP concerts are designed to offer serendipitous music experiences for the community, free of …
Discover more about three traditional plant medicines. This presentation will outline the changing landscape of three master plant teachers - psilocybin, cacao and ayahuasca - in research and practice, including discussion about how to be in safe and right relationship. Participants will walk away with a deeper understanding of current research, indigenous and western healing …
An unforgettable evening of singing...together! All voices are welcome. Songs are taught by ear and quickly a group of strangers discovers they can make beautiful, meaningful sound together. Led by community song leader, Ian Carrick. Autumn Open Hub dates and information: September 21, October 19, November 16
Honor Women's Equality Day with a workshop examining historic representations of women. This is an in-person program. Registration is required. Masks are recommended at all in-person library events. This workshop is intended for teens and adults. Historic images reflect women's lives. How were women of the past portrayed? Do the images show women's limited sphere or else …
Explore the geologic history of our landscape. This is an in-person program. Masks are recommended at all in-person library events. Rocks tell stories of time passing, climate change and cataclysms. Floods cascaded across the Pacific Northwest. Mountains have roared. Come explore the rich geologic history of Oregon: From the Crest of the Cascades to Hells Canyon …
