AROUND THE BEND / FRI NOV 6
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Art for Lunch: Floral Line Art
Lunchtime art class led by Sarah from Let's Paint, focused on floral line art. All supplies are included and the class is open to all experience levels.All day
BABES AGAINST THE MACHINE
All four members of Babes Against The Machine are seasoned professional musicians who share a passion for Rage Against The Machine's music and the messages in their lyrics.All day
Columbia River Circuit Finals
PRCA rodeo circuit finals at the First Interstate Bank Center: the top 12 money earners in each event from WA, OR and Northern Idaho compete, Nov 5-7.All day
Comedy Chaos at Silver Moon
Live comedy show mixing comedy writing, game shows, audience participation, and stand-up. The format changes between shows.All day
Crushed Glass Suncatcher Workshop
Create your own crushed glass and resin suncatcher with Tina's Glass & Paint Parties, choosing from nine designs and your own glass colors. Finished pieces can be displayed or given as gifts.All day
Felted Ruffle Scarf Workshop
Hands-on workshop where participants design and create their own felted ruffle scarves using fine merino wool. Students are guided in layering wool to shape the scarf and control edges.All day
First Friday Opening at Scalehouse: Liminal by Gonzalo Benavente
Opening for Liminal, an exhibition by Peruvian artist Gonzalo Benavente addressing cultural heritage, identity, migration, and technology. Works combine pre-Columbian symbolism, folded paper, cardboard sculpture, interactive installations, and digital technology.All day
First Friday Opening: Passage of Eras: Selected Works by Kathleen Branch
Opening for an exhibition of selected paintings by Bend artist Kathleen Branch, spanning her career and recent work. The contemporary abstract compositions draw on Mid-Century Modern design, color, geometric form, movement and balance.All day
First Fridays at Pine + Prism: The Liminal Library
A First Friday market held during the downtown art walk, with artists, tarot, aura photography, and artisan booths. Admission is free; offerings from facilitators and artisans vary in price.All day
Hot Hits: Inferno After Dark
Kaylee leads an Inferno Hot Pilates class with weights and an extra upper-body focus in a 95°F room. The after-dark class uses LED lighting and a playlist of pop and rap hits including The Weeknd, Don Toliver, Drake and Tate McRae.All day
Lava Butte Boys @ The Abbey
Live bluegrass from local duo Maxx Lopez and Jordy Webb. Their set features fast-paced acoustic picking and rich harmonies in the traditional bluegrass style.All day
Let’s Dance! A Community Social Dance with Outlaw Strings
An old-fashioned community social dance hosted with SFF Presents, intended as a social gathering to connect with neighbors. Tickets are $10.All day
Lickety Split
Live music from the duo of Gabrielle Monia and Jordan Lewis Lee. They perform original music grounded in American roots traditions, including jug band, vaudeville blues and old time.All day
Live at the Vineyard: Station Camp
Justin Lavik and Station Camp perform dance hits by artists including Prince, Michael Jackson, Stevie Wonder, Whitney Houston, and The Beatles. Tickets are $25.All day
Runner and Bobby
Runner and Bobby play Volcanic Theatre Pub.All day
Snowflake Boutique
Vendors sell handcrafted crafts, art and food items for holiday shopping, with shoppers paying once before they leave. Admission is $4, with $1 going to the Redmond Senior Center; children under 12 are free.All day
Soul’d Out
Soul'd Out plays rhythm and soul music. Their influences include Jon Cleary, Eric Gales, Keb Mo and Coco Montoya.All day
Stop Light Observations
Charleston indie-rock four-piece Stop Light Observations blends blues, pop and electronic beats. Volcanic Theatre Pub: doors 7pm, show 8pm; $25.All day
The Tempest, adapted for BEAT Children’s Theatre
BEAT Children's Theatre presents an adaptation of Shakespeare's The Tempest designed for young audiences and Central Oregon families. The story follows exiled Duke Prospero on an island of magic, quests, monsters, and spirits, as part of BEAT's 20th anniversary season.8:00a
Spinners and Weavers
Spinners and Weavers meet at Trinity Episcopal Church for a morning of spinning, weaving and fiber work.3:00p
November Exhibit at Tumalo Art Co.—Taylor Manoles
Richly textured oil landscapes by Taylor Manoles fill the exhibit area during November. The opening reception for 'And There Was Evening, and There Was Morning' is November 6, 3-7pm, during the First Friday Gallery Walk.6:30p
Head Games Trivia
Team trivia with dynamic rounds of questions. There is no cost to attend, wine and food are available for purchase, and reservations and walk-ins are welcome.6:30p
How to Train Your Dragon Soars Into Bend
Ovation Performing Arts stages 'How to Train Your Dragon the Musical, Jr.' with local young performers at Caldera High School. $15; runs Nov 6-15.7:00p
The Last Revel & Quattlebaum at The Domino Room
The Last Revel and Quattlebaum play the Domino Room: doors 7pm, show 8pm, tickets from $27.21.7:30p
Fan Halen
Fan Halen, a Van Halen tribute band, plays the Tower Theatre, 7:30pm.8:00p
Singer-Songwriter Series: Sue Moore, Rachelle Otasu and Jim Cornelius
Sue Moore, Rachelle Otasu and Jim Cornelius perform in the Singer-Songwriter Series. The evening features original music and storytelling.10:00p
Andrew Lion līder|lāder + SUNDIVE - Album Release Night
Bend bassist and composer Andrew Lion celebrates the release of his debut full-length as a bandleader, līder|lāder, out Nov. 6 on streaming, CD and vinyl. The record blends modern instrumental music, odd-meter grooves, layered synths, guitars and horn writing.