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The main event is an assembly of films featuring amazing footage of winter backcountry recreation. There will also be a short auction and a raffle. The event is a fundraiser for Eagle Cap Ski Club (Fergi), the Nordic Club, the Wallowa Avalanche Center, & the Wallowa Valley Community Ice Rink. The theatre snack bar will be have burgers & pizza, & there will be a no-host beer/wine bar.
For more info, contact: Andie Lueders, 263-1188
| Date: | Wednesday 2/1/2012 |
| 1 Day(s) ago | |
| Time: | 9:00 am |
| Organizer: | Heather Risseeuw |
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Wallowa Valley Community Ice Rink Schedule Monday-Thursday: Open Skating 9am-3:30pm Friday: Open Skating 9-11am & 1-9pm After School Skate 3:30-5:30pm Youth Hockey 11:30am-1pm Open skating 5:30-7pm Saturday: Advanced Adult Co-Ed Hockey 9-11am Mon. & Wed.: Advanced Adult Co-Ed Hockey 7-9pm Open Skating 11am-9pm Tues. & Wed.: Open/Beginners Hockey 7-9pm Sunday: Open Beginners Hockey 9-11am Open Skating 11am-7pm Broomball 7-9pm
This schedule is subject to change. The rink may be closed any time if the temperature is above freezing or it is raining. Alway call the Ice Rink Hotline first before coming down & schedule updates! The ice rink is located in Enterprise City Park at the corner of Depot and Greenwood Streets. Advanced Adult Coed hockey - for players of intermediate to advanced skill, age 14 and over Open/beginners' Hockey - for anyone who wants to play hockey!, Kids or adults Youth hockey - Youth hockey pick-up game with instructors present After school skate - Kids are encouraged to have some after-school fun and skate at the rink! Skates and hockey gear can be rented at Treasures Antiques and Newer in Enterprise (Open: Tues - Saturday 10am-6pm) |
Wallowa Lake Lodge & Joseph High School Thespians Present: A Murder Mystery Dinner Theater "It's a Capital Capitol Crime", 6pm, Wallowa Lake Lodge, February 3 & 4
A 1960's Whodunit. Awards for Best Costumes & Best Detectives. Reservations are required in advance and may be made by calling Wallowa Lake Lodge at .
Wallowa Lake Lodge at 541-432-9821
Lear's Live Music
Lear's Main Street Pub & Grill, Enterprise
1st Saturday of every month Featuring Irish Music
Steve Lear - 541-426-3300 stevelear@eoni.com
View the original film on the big screen. Based on the novel by Amy Tan, Wayne Wang's drama follows four Chinese women living in California, who gather weekly to play mah jong and share stories about their lives. They also enjoy sharing stories about their daughters and lamenting some of the younger generation's choices. 1993, Rated R. Refreshments will be available.
The award winning Oregon Public Broadcasting film on the history of the Kam Wah Chung Museum located in John Day, OR, will be shown. This film chronicles the partnership between Lung On and Ing Hay. The museum, a 140-year-old structure that was owned by these two men, includes a vast collection of artifacts including items from Doc Hay's pharmacy and Lung On's mercantile. Additionally, local artist Steve Arment will discuss a painting in his collection by Lia Yong, a nineteenth century Chinese immigrant artist and photographer.
Annual Elks Steak and Crab Feed! & Casino Night by the Enterprise Education Foundation
Get your tickets at the Elks Lodge in Enterprise
Tickets for Steak are $20 and Crab $30
Open to the Public, Annual Membership Drive
For Further Information & tickets: call , Keith or Diana
Come and visit the center then join us for a pie auction at the Wallowa Senior Center.
Gwen:541-426-3545
| Open to all youth artists - kindergarten through high school seniors. Along with viewing the wonderful display of artwork, children can participate in some hands-on art activities, paint their own t-shirts, and listen to musical performances by area youths. Admission is free. |
Leah Johnson:541-398-1842
www.wallowavalleyarts,org/youthartfest.htm
Enjoy the day by wandering around the Joseph Galleries and view new works of art, artist demonstrations, hors d'oeuvres, wine and other beverages.
Contact: Catherine Matthias Tele: 541-432-5202
If your looking for some of the best juried art in the Northwest then attend this 3 day festival. Enjoy over 125 local, regional and national artists in all types of media. Special Quick Draw event showcases talent at work, right in front of your eyes. Great opportunity to make that special, one-of-a-kind find at great value, and discover a new artist! FREE to the public
Contact: Carolyn Gilbert Tele: 541-432-7535
Contact: Chuck Garrett Tele:541-432-2215
The 19th Annual Wallowa Mountain Quilters Guild show will feature over 150 quilts. The show is judged by popular vote and quilt entries from all locations and of all types are encouraged.
Contact: Janet Terrill Tele:541-432-0699
Blue Mountain Old Time Fiddlers Show includes fiddlers and other musicians showcasing their talents.
Contact: Pat Samples Tele:541-432-3195
The best little rodeo, bringin you big names, close up experiences and always big fun. Bull riders combined with ranch saddle bronc riders make for 2 performances of action packed excitement.
Contact: Todd Wagner Tele:541-398-0475
Each year in June, the Flora School Education Center celebrates and demonstrates historic folk arts and agriculture at Flora School Days. School Days involves as many old-time skills as can be gleaned from volunteers. Annual favorites include blacksmithing, soap-making, silversmithing. Musicians play old-time music throughout the day. Besides the fold artist demonstrations, the Pie Social, a fund raising tradition from days of old, and the Dutch oven lunch provide plenty of food. For more information on School days or to volunteer or donate, call 541-828-7010 or email info@ floraschool.org.
Contact: Vanessa Thompson Tele:541-828-7010
Grab your friends and sign up for the Amy Hafer Race for Awareness! This event takes place the last Saturday in June, and features 5k, 10k, & one mile runs, and a 5k and one mile walk. With awards, refreshments, and a celebration of health, the Amy Hafer Race for Awareness is a fun event for the whole family! The cost is $25 per person and includes a t-shirt ($15 if Race only), same day registration 8:00 8:30am; cost is $30 w/tshirt, $20 race only. . The Amy Hafer Race for Awareness was launched in 2008, to honor Wallowa resident Amy Hafer, a young mother who lost her battle with cancer. The Race promotes health and early detection through regular check ups and important screenings such as mammography and colonoscopy.
Contact: Stacey Green Tele:541-426-1913
The Watershed Festival is a celebration of our natural and cultural resources in Wallowa County: our mountains, canyons, forests, rivers, lakes, animals, grasslands, and people. Wallowa Resources coordinates and sponsors this event in partnership with the Wallowa Valley Music Alliance. The Watershed Festival happens every year on the last Friday in June at the Wallowa County Fairgrounds.
Contact: Holly Akenson Tele:541-426-8053
This is a shopper's dream! The entire town of Lostine turns into one gigantic flea market! a great place to find that elusive bargain!
Contact: City of Lostine, Jodi Burgess Tele:541-569-2415
Spend an old fashioned 4th of July in Wallowa.The parade begins at 11:00 am (line-up at Cougar Field, 10:15), followed by barbecue at Wallowa Fire Hall. For further info Call 541-886-2422
Contact: Carol Long Tele:541-886-2422
The jewel of the Wallowa Mountains, Wallowa Lake, makes a perfect setting to view this classic Independence Day fireworks event.
Contact: Vicki Searles Tele:541-426-4622
Runs: 10K, 5K and 1 mile. Walks: 5K and 1 mile. See website for registration forms. Come to beautiful Wallowa County for a one of the oldest running events in Eastern Oregon. Now in it's 29th year, you will enjoy a course that is breathtaking in its scenic beauty. You can choose to run either a 5K or 10K that is mostly downhill as it follows the Lostine River into the small town of Lostine, or a flat 1 mile out-and-back. The main sponsor of the Lostine River Run is the Rotary Club of Wallowa County. Rotary proceeds benefit the Memorial Scholarship Funds.
Contact: Bob Crawford Tele:541-426-4815
www.eosportstraining.com/lostineriverrun.html
The 8th annual Wallowa Fiddle Tunes Workshop will be held at the Wallowa School in Wallowa, Oregon from July 9-13, 2011, sponsored by the Wallowa Valley Music Alliance. Ours is a week-long, small, inexpensive and family oriented music workshop focused on traditional string instruments, begun in 2005. There is a country family dance on Thursday nights for which the workshop participants provide the music.
Contact: Janis Carper Tele:541-426-3390
Mark your calendars for the 25th Anniversary Summer Fishtrap: A Gathering of Writers, July 9-15, 2012. Theme is "Catch & Release: What we hold onto, what we let go, and the one that got away." Join us at the Wallowa Lake Camp & Retreat Center in Eastern Oregon. What sets Summer Fishtrap apart from other writing retreats is our remote mountain lake setting, a focus on a provocative theme related to living and writing in the west, and on the generation of new writing. Participants come away with new skills, new beginnings, and a renewed sense of their own creative potential. Many people report having the best group writing experience of their lives at Summer Fishtrap. Summer Fishtrap is a week-long gathering of writers held at Wallowa Lake each July. Aspiring and established writers spend time together in a week of writing workshops, panel discussions, evening readings and even find time to relax, write, hike, and fish.
Contact: Ben Hayes Tele: 541-426-3623
The 3rd annual Bowlby Bash in downtown, Enterprise, OR will have over 40 vendors and will include local organizations, such as the VFW, churches and Building Healthy Families. Local artists and handcrafters will be featured and local musicians will provide fantastic entertainment. Local businesses will participate with sidewalk sales. Other activities will include Historic Walking tours as well as tours of the Courthouse. There will also be a soapbox derby
Contact: Janet Pulsifer Tele:541-398-0189
During the SAGEBRUSH quilt shop hop, quilters will enjoy 10 quilt shops throughout eastern Oregon & Washington. Two of the shops are located right here in Wallowa County! Hoppers will receive a FREE tote bag and tons of other goodies! “Sagebrush” is again scheduled to include TWO WEEKENDS to give you & your quilting buddies more time to complete the hop. Every “Hopper” that turns in a completed passport will be entered into the drawing for prizes galore!
Contact: Cass Botts Tele:541-432-6669
Tamkaliks is a three day celebration of traditional Native American culture. It is also a place and time where local people can observe and learn about that culture and a bridge of friendship between the former and present inhabitants of the Wallowa County. For three days we have traditional Native American songs and dances. The traditional wear of the dancers is spectacular. Outside the dance area we have 25-35 concessionaires selling food, Native American crafts and other items. Along the river the participants camp during the pow wow, many setting up teepees. The sight of teepees along the river after many years' absence is wonderful. On the last day of the festival we have the friendship feast. The Native American community provides salmon, deer and elk and locals bring pot luck dishes. For the deer and elk a group of Indians come early and exercise their treaty rights by hunting for the game for the feast. A local committee prepares the fish and game.
Contact: Beulah Wynans Tele:541-886-3101
Celebrating 67 years of Western Heritage. Four Days of action packed PRCA sanctioned rodeos, parades, Dances,Indian Encampment, vendors and more! All rodeos begin at 7pm
Contact: Debbie Short Tele:541-432-1015
4-H horse show; 4H & FFA livestock show Venue: Wallowa County Fairgrounds, Enterprise Oregon
Contact: Brinda Stanley Tele:541-426-4097
www.extension.oregonstate.edu/wallowa/fair
Sunrise Iron, 100 years of old iron heritage, is run by Erl McLaughlin who has been collecting antique tractors since 1983, restoring them to their original glory and displaying them along with many other agriculturally related antiques in a shop on his property at 65708 Sunrise Road, Enterprise, Oregon.
Contact: Erl McLaughlin Tele:541-263-0755
Best Little Blues Fest in the Northwest. Enjoy a day filled with the Blues, microbrews & wine the beer garden, & Bronze sculptures
Contact: Chuck Garrett Tele:541-432-1015
6th Anniversary
http://www.bronzebikerally.com/
Contact: Terry DeSpain Tele:541-398-1142
http://www.bronzebikerally.com/
Join us for a fun-filled day for the whole family. There will be guided tours of the Maxville site, special logging demonstrations, music, great food, kids activities and a community baseball game.
Contact: Gwen Trice Tele:541-426-3545
The sweetest little music festival in Eastern Oregon. This fun-filled day of music starts at 11:00 AM with music going on all day until about 10:00 PM. Festival goers will enjoy many styles of music, including folk, country, jazz, Americana and blues, as well as great food and drink, plus children's activities.
Contact: Janice Carper Tele:541-426-3390
Mule show with events for every age and skill level. Cowboy poetry, artisans, exhibitors, non-motorized parade, pit BBQ, quilt show, Dutch oven cook-off, mule & horse sale.
Contact: Sondra Lozier Tele:541-263-0104
Joseph, Oregon. Wallowa Lake State Park and Safe Harbors Domestic and Sexual Violence Service Provider Non-profit are proud to invite you to this sprint length race nestled in the beautiful Wallowa Mountains. Swim in the pristine waters of Wallowa Lake, bike through the charming town of Joseph enjoying a collection of renowned bronze sculptures, and run through the cozy resort community of Wallowa Lake. All proceeds from the race will benefit Safe Harbors, a local non-profit that works to provide assistance to victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, and to provide community education to break the cycle of violence. Sprint Length Traithlon: 1/4 mile swim, 12 mile bike ride, & 3 mile run
Contact: Madeline Lau Tele:541-432-8855
Alpenfest is a long-running Swiss-Bavarian festival held on the last full weekend of September in Wallowa County, Oregon, known widely as Oregon's Little Switzerland. After a three-year "vacation," Alpenfest will return in 2012, featuring polka music and dancing, yodeling, Swiss-German cuisine and craft and gift shopping. Details will be posted on our website as they are confirmed.
**New this year bratwurts, beer and wine...all locally made!!
http://oregonalpenfest.blogspot.com/
Contact: Chuck Anderson Tele:541-432-0209 , 541-398-1096
The 16th Annual Nez Perce Art in the Wallowa, art show, silent and oral auction celebrates Nez Perce and Columbia Plateau tribal art and artist. Highlights include traditional beading, rawhide work, bronze sculptures, high-tech photography and paintings. Admission to the art show is free to the public. Saturday evening’s dinner and entertainment begins at 6:00 p.m. with BBQ salmon, local grown buffalo, local grown garden favorites, and huckleberry cheesecake. Due to limited seating and sell-out crowds, we encourage you to reserve your tickets in advance. Nez Perce Art in the Wallowa is presented by the Wallowa Band Nez Perce Trail Interpretive Center dedicated to providing a permanent site in the Wallowa Valley for Nez Perce cultural and interpretive activities
Contact: Beulah Wynans Tele:541-886-3101
more information coming soon....
Contact: Stacy Green Tele:541-426-1913
A grand variety of gifts, decorations and greenery, including fresh Christmas Wreaths and Swags.
Contact: Bev Wyffels Tele:541-398-1850
Contact: Ida Hillock Tele:541-426-0132
A grand variety of gifts, decorations and greenery, including fresh Christmas Wreaths and Swags.
Contact: Bev Wyffels Tele:41-398-1850
Special discounts at participating stores, Santa and Mrs. Claus, Holiday Lights Parade and other family fun.
Contact: Darlene Johnson Tele:541-426-3025