(Images courtesy of Old Mill District)
First Friday Art Walk
The Old Mill District offers your monthly dose of inspiration every first Friday of the month with vibrant new exhibits featuring local and regional artists. Several district shops and galleries, Tumalo Art Co., Lubbesmeyer Art Studio & Gallery and The Stacks Art Studios & Gallery, welcome visitors from 3-6pm this Friday, September 5, along with complimentary wine tastings courtesy of Va Piano Vineyards Wine & Champagne Bar and dip samples from Savory Spice Shop.
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Printed Throughline
Tumalo Art Co. opens Throughline, an exhibit by printmaker Adell Shetterly. The exhibit speaks not only to what connects these works, but also what connects Adell to the practice of printmaking itself. It’s about trust in process, in repetition, in growth and progression; a celebration of the tactile language of printmaking.
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Figuratively Speaking
Lubbesmeyer Art Studio & Gallery offers a sneak peek this week of a mixed-media figurative piece of work that the twin artists have been busy curating. Art Walk visitors are invited to see how their creative, collaborative energy continues to birth one-of-a-kind works of art.
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Movement on Canvas
The Stacks Art Studios & Gallery artist Kira Francis unveils a new series this week! She’ll have prints and originals available on Friday. Come see first-hand her colorful exploration of realism and abstraction as it pertains to the human experience.
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Neil Young
Wednesday, September 10
Doors 6pm / Show 7:30pm
Hayden Homes Amphitheater welcomes the return of renegade artist Neil Young, along with rockers the Chrome Hearts and special guest Reverend Billy & The Stop Shopping Choir. The evening is slated to include songs like their new single Big Change as well as old favorites Cinnamon Girl, Heart of Gold and Rocking in the Free World, to name a few!
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Pick It Up, Bend!
SOLVE presents the first annual Pick It Up, Bend!, a community-powered cleanup event for anyone interested in joining a day of hands-on environmental stewardship. Folks will meet at the West Event Lawn of the Old Mill District near the Hampton Inn parking lot. Whether you’re a long-time resident, a local business owner, or simply someone who loves spending time in Bend, this is your chance to give back, connect with others and help preserve the natural beauty that makes this place so special.
