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Broken Down Guitars at M & J Tavern

Wednesday, March 17th, 2010
Author: Staff Writers , BendNights.com

Getting down at the M&J, March 20, 2010 - 9pm

Local band, Broken Down Guitars, takes a break from working on their full length album to play The M&J Tavern on Saturday, March 20th, at 9 p.m.

Welcoming new dummer Kent Howes and debuting new songs, Broken
Down Guitars sound ranges from funky to eerie, with plenty of danceable favorites, female fronted vocals, and electric guitar.

The M&J Tavern is a cool place to check out some new up-and-comers in the Bend music scene. It’s located on Greenwood Ave across the street from Midtown Music Hall.

Check out their MySpace. Click here.


 

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Benefit @ Tower Theatre: Bend for Haiti

Wednesday, March 17th, 2010
Author: Staff Writers , BendNights.com

Bend for Haiti Benefit Concert: March 19, 2010

After the most horrific earthquake in modern history shook Haiti, the outpouring of financial and personnel support has been staggering.

Countries from all over the world have come together to help out the struggling Haitians during this crazy time and now some local Bendites are doing their part to aid in the efforts with the Bend for Haiti Benefit Concert this Friday, March 19 at the Tower Theatre.

The doors open at 6pm with the event beginning at 7pm. Music will be performed by (more…)


 

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Peapod Glass Getting Ready for Classes

Sunday, March 14th, 2010
Author: Thaddeus Peterson , Owner\Artist - Peapod Glass

We have been finishing up the warehouse to get ready for glassblowing classes and an anticipated glass blowing “flame-off” event going to be held @ Peapod this summer. Glassblowers call for our new raw glass deals from many glass companies. more tba. Thanks


 

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Get your Greens for a lot Less Green

Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010
Author: Gail Moulton , General Manager - Pine Tavern

$5 Salad Bar for Lunch. Quick and Easy

First off I would like to say ‘hello’ to everyone in Internet land on behalf of our entire staff here at Pine Tavern. This is the first of many more entries I’ll be writing on BendNights.com.

This first story is to let you know about our $5 lunch salad bar. Our selections of salad items are fresh, crisp, and delicious. It’s a great way to eat healthy, it’s fast, and tastes a lot better than fast food.

While I’m talking about $5 lunch time menu items, I should also mention we serve our classic Pine Tavern Burger for $5 every Wednesday. It’s a half-bound burger, fresh veggies, on a kaiser roll. (Actually, I just saw someone at BN already wrote about it, click here.)

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Sunday Night with Suzanne Vega and 5 Spice

Monday, February 22nd, 2010
Author: Eric Jahn , Bar Manager - 5 Spice Fusion & Sushi Bar

Dinner & Tickets to Suzanne Vega

This Sunday, February 28th, Downtown Bend’s fusion and sushi bar, 5 Spice, joins up with the historic Tower Theatre for a special night of food and music.

Suzanne Vega, probably best known for her hit song Luka, is playing at the Tower Theatre in support of her latest album Close-Up Vol. 1, Love Songs.

We’ve put together a ticket/dinner package that will give you that boost you’ll need to get through the new work week.

Here’s what we’ve got on the menu: (more…)


 

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Taking the Plunge for Special Olympics

Thursday, February 18th, 2010
Author: Staff Writers , BendNights.com

February 26, 2010 - Riverbend Park, Bend

The Polar Plunge Deschutes is wrapping up a season of Plunges around Oregon to help raise money for the Special Olympics February 26th at Riverbend Park in Bend.

The annual event is put on by Law Enforcement Torch Run, the largest grassroots fundraising effort for Special Olympics in the world. The Bend Polar Plunge was the inaugural event for Oregon in 1997 and is one of 30 Plunges throughout the country.

The PP is known for attracting tons of people to jump, crawl, or run into the freezing Deschutes River for the benefit of Special Olympics, wearing crazy outfits in hopes of winning the PP costume contest.

There’s a few rules and regs they’re posting on their site you may want to know before you head down. (more…)


 

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Cap Off Your Fridays at Thump Coffee

Thursday, February 18th, 2010
Author: Staff Writers , BendNights.com

Thump Coffee - Straight to your head.

A Downtown favorite for lattes, mochas, and iced coffee beverages, Thump Coffee is re-introducing Bend to the classic Italian espresso drink with the new weekly ‘Cappy Hour’.

Every Friday from 2:30 to close, Thump is celebrating the cappuccino with Trad Cap Happy Hour, or Cappy Hour as they’ve coined it. Their serving up traditional espresso drinks, dopios, macchiatos, and traditional cappuccinos for half-price!

These drinks are a departure from most people’s daily fix. (more…)


 

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Our Tamworth Pig: The Process and Benefits

Thursday, February 18th, 2010
Author: Mike Millette , Business Manager of 900 Wall Restaurant

Not the actual pig. He was unavailable.

Over the summer, 900 Wall Restaurant & Bar purchased a pig in an attempt to gain a better appreciation of where our food comes from and the processes involved to get the product from the farm to the table.

We decided on purchasing a Tamworth Pig which is a heritage breed that is regarded for its great hardiness with respect to adverse climates.

The Tamworth is sometimes called the bacon pigbecause of its favorable high meat to low fat ratio. The pig was fed a diet consisting of dairy products from Eberhard’s Dairy in Redmond, bread from LaVoy Bakery here in Bend and our own vegetable trimmings generated here in the restaurant. Our pig was raised without the addition of (more…)


 

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Navigating Through the 2010 Bend WinterFest

Thursday, February 11th, 2010
Author: Staff Writers , BendNights.com

2010 Bend WinterFest | Feb 12 - 14, 2010

While it seems a little like Spring all over Bend, we’re still in the heart of Winter. To get yourself back in the Wintery swing of things, gather the crew together and head over to one of Bend’s finest events, the 2010 Bend WinterFest.

This year’s event will be, once again, hosted at the Shops at the Old Mill, February 12-14th. The WF is an annual three-day festival of snow sports, demonstrations, music, wine, and food. I remember the days the event was hosted downtown, which was my personal favorite. I like the whole old-school vibe that downtown exudes. Plus, it was a nice little boost for the locally-owned downtown businesses, but I get the reason for the switch. (more…)


 

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CTC Presents One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest, Feb 12-28

Sunday, January 17th, 2010
Author: Staff Writers , BendNights.com
Wasserman's Adaptation runs February 12-28, 2010

Wasserman's Adaptation runs February 12-28, 2010

One of Bend’s longest running theaters (31 years) is presenting the Ken Kesey classic One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, February 12th – 28th, 2010.

Cascades Theatrical Company is performing the stage adaptation written by playright Dale Wasserman, showcasing some of Central Oregon’s finest actors.

Wasserman’s career ran for over 50 years, producing some of the finest stage performances in the country. He’s best known for his musical Man of La Mancha and the writing of the stage play for Cuckoo. Both shows continue to be produced nationally and internationally with an estimated 300 productions a year.

Show prices are Adult – $20, Senior – $15 Student – $12 (more…)


 

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