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SUMMARY:Opening Party: Elemental
DESCRIPTION:Ring in the new year with an evening of art\, music\, and community at the opening party for Elemental: Earth\, Air\, Water\, Fire\, Spirit on Wednesday\, January 29 at The Dalles Art Center. Enjoy live music\, complimentary refreshments\, and small bites as you explore a dynamic open exhibition inspired by the forces that shape our world. \nThis event is free to attend and is a wonderful way to kick off the year while supporting local artists. \nGuests who become TDAC members during the opening party will receive a special thank-you: a print of their choice from our discount bin!
URL:https://www.gorgecurrent.com/event/opening-party-elemental-2/
LOCATION:The Dalles Art Center\, 220 E 4th St.\, The Dalles\, Oregon\, 97058
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SUMMARY:Teddy Bear Sleepover
DESCRIPTION:What kinds of stories could your teddy bear tell if it spent a night at the library?To find out\, drop off your (second favorite) stuffed animal at the library anytime during open hours on THURSDAY\, JANUARY 29th.Come back FRIDAY\, JANUARY 30th\, at 6:15 PM in your pajamas to pick up your furry friend\, enjoy stories\, songs\, cookies\, and watch a slideshow of all the fun your bear had overnight at the library.
URL:https://www.gorgecurrent.com/event/teddy-bear-sleepover/
LOCATION:White Salmon Valley Community Library\, 77 NE Wauna Av.\, White Salmon\, WA\, 98672\, United States
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SUMMARY:Opening Party: Elemental
DESCRIPTION:Ring in the new year with an evening of art\, music\, and community at the opening party for Elemental: Earth\, Air\, Water\, Fire\, Spirit on Wednesday\, January 29 at The Dalles Art Center. Enjoy live music\, complimentary refreshments\, and small bites as you explore a dynamic open exhibition inspired by the forces that shape our world.  \nThis event is free to attend and is a wonderful way to kick off the year while supporting local artists. \nGuests who become TDAC members during the opening party will receive a special thank-you: a print of their choice from our discount bin!
URL:https://www.gorgecurrent.com/event/opening-party-elemental/
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SUMMARY:Volcano Listening Project
DESCRIPTION:Doors at 4:30 and 6:30 p.m.\, shows at 5:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. PDT. (If the event is sold out\, unclaimed seats will be released to the waitlist fifteen minutes prior to the show.) \nWhere: Columbia Center for the Arts\, 215 Cascade Ave.\, Hood River\, OR 97031 \nSTORY: Volcanic eruptions can perturb global climate\, build mountains\, and reshape human civilizations. They can be deadly\, but the deep roots of volcanoes also provide a foundry for critical minerals that enable modern society. In these ways and others\, volcanoes have inspired scientists and artists alike for thousands of years. The Volcano Listening Project explores connections between scientific research and artistic perspectives of volcanoes\, developing tools to represent data through sound that draw equally from data science\, volcanology\, and new music. ‘Sonification’\, the display of data using sound\, provides a powerful way to understand complex signals such as are emerging with new monitoring capabilities and can enable volcano science. In equal part\, sonification of volcanic data can trigger an emotional response\, and thus lead to compelling music. This program will showcase volcano music and the science behind it\, led by University of Oregon professor/violinist Leif Karlstrom and featuring an ensemble of internationally recognized musicians: Todd Sickafoose\, Idit Shner\, Adam Roskiewicz\, and Jonny Rodgers. Featuring composer\, Marc Evanstein. \nAbout the Performers:\n\nLeif Karlstrom came from a family of professional musicians and earth scientists\, and has built a career in both domains. As a violinist he toured nationally and internationally with the bluegrass band Front Country and Small Town Therapy. As a scientist he is an associate professor at the University of Oregon\, where he runs a research group that studies volcanic processes from current activity at Kilauea volcano to climate-altering Large Igneous Province events. He started the Volcano Listening Project in 2023. \n\nTodd Sickafoose is a composer\, producer\, and bassist widely known for his work with Ani DeFranco (since 2004) as well as in jazz ensembles with the likes of Adam Levy\, Jenny Scheinman\, Nels Cline\, and Allison Miller\, as well as his own group. His work orchestrating and producing music for the Broadway musical Hades Town earned him a Grammy award for Best Musical Theater album and a Tony award for Best Orchestration. \n \nIdit Shner is professor of saxophone and jazz studies at the University of Oregon\, with an active performing and recording career across genres that includes commissioned premieres of new music nationally and internationally. She leads her jazz quartet in the Pacific Northwest and is an award-winning teacher. \nJonny Rodgers is a musician and composer known for his work as Cinder Talk and numerous film scores. He has received accolades from The NY Times for developing and performing a unique tuned glass orchestra instrument. \nAdam Roszkiewicz is a musician and composer known for his guitar and mandolin work with the Modern Mandolin Quartet (with whom has was nominated for a Best Chamber Music Performance Grammy Award)\, the Ger Mandolin Orchestra\, Front Country\, and Small Town Therapy. \nAbout Sense of Place: \n  \n \nFor 16-years\, Sense of Place has connected people through place and storytelling. \nOur flagship speaker series features people with unique knowledge of the Columbia River Gorge and who consider the natural and cultural history that has shaped this place. Guests have included: scientists\, tribal members\, authors\, farmers\, and many others from throughout the Pacific Northwest. The stories shared deepen our understanding of the Gorge and strengthen our connection to the landscape and to each other. \nLearn more about Sense of Place and check out our online archive and past events HERE. \nFor more information\, visit senseofplacegorge.org or follow on Instagram @senseofplacegorge. Subscribe to the Sense of Place Newsletter for event updates and behind-the-scenes stories. \nSense of Place is a program of Mt. Adams Institute\, which provides programs that\nstrengthen the connection between people and the natural world through\neducation\, service\, career development\, and research.
URL:https://www.gorgecurrent.com/event/volcano-listening-project/2026-01-29/1/
LOCATION:Columbia Center for the Arts\, 215 Cascade Ave\, Hood River\, OR\, 97031-1724\, United States
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SUMMARY:Breaking Plates: Mosaic Tray Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Come break some plates! Yes\, you heard that right.\nSmash\, shatter\, and transform thrifted plates into one-of-a-kind mosaic trays in this hands-on\, stress-relieving craft night. \nWe’ll break the plates\, design our mosaics\, and turn the pieces into a functional tray you’ll actually use or gift. No experience needed\, just a love of making things with your hands and a willingness to try something delightfully unexpected. \n✨ Creative\n✨ Cathartic\n✨ Totally unique \nCome for the plate-breaking. Leave with a tray. Stay for the community. \nThursday\, January 29 at Ground Coffee Shop in Hood River\, OR \n6-7:30 PM
URL:https://www.gorgecurrent.com/event/breaking-plates-mosaic-tray-workshop/
LOCATION:Ground Coffee Shop\, 12 Oak Street\, Hood River\, 97031
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SUMMARY:Volcano Listening Project
DESCRIPTION:Doors at 4:30 and 6:30 p.m.\, shows at 5:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. PDT. (If the event is sold out\, unclaimed seats will be released to the waitlist fifteen minutes prior to the show.) \nWhere: Columbia Center for the Arts\, 215 Cascade Ave.\, Hood River\, OR 97031 \nSTORY: Volcanic eruptions can perturb global climate\, build mountains\, and reshape human civilizations. They can be deadly\, but the deep roots of volcanoes also provide a foundry for critical minerals that enable modern society. In these ways and others\, volcanoes have inspired scientists and artists alike for thousands of years. The Volcano Listening Project explores connections between scientific research and artistic perspectives of volcanoes\, developing tools to represent data through sound that draw equally from data science\, volcanology\, and new music. ‘Sonification’\, the display of data using sound\, provides a powerful way to understand complex signals such as are emerging with new monitoring capabilities and can enable volcano science. In equal part\, sonification of volcanic data can trigger an emotional response\, and thus lead to compelling music. This program will showcase volcano music and the science behind it\, led by University of Oregon professor/violinist Leif Karlstrom and featuring an ensemble of internationally recognized musicians: Todd Sickafoose\, Idit Shner\, Adam Roskiewicz\, and Jonny Rodgers. Featuring composer\, Marc Evanstein. \nAbout the Performers:\n\nLeif Karlstrom came from a family of professional musicians and earth scientists\, and has built a career in both domains. As a violinist he toured nationally and internationally with the bluegrass band Front Country and Small Town Therapy. As a scientist he is an associate professor at the University of Oregon\, where he runs a research group that studies volcanic processes from current activity at Kilauea volcano to climate-altering Large Igneous Province events. He started the Volcano Listening Project in 2023. \n\nTodd Sickafoose is a composer\, producer\, and bassist widely known for his work with Ani DeFranco (since 2004) as well as in jazz ensembles with the likes of Adam Levy\, Jenny Scheinman\, Nels Cline\, and Allison Miller\, as well as his own group. His work orchestrating and producing music for the Broadway musical Hades Town earned him a Grammy award for Best Musical Theater album and a Tony award for Best Orchestration. \n \nIdit Shner is professor of saxophone and jazz studies at the University of Oregon\, with an active performing and recording career across genres that includes commissioned premieres of new music nationally and internationally. She leads her jazz quartet in the Pacific Northwest and is an award-winning teacher. \nJonny Rodgers is a musician and composer known for his work as Cinder Talk and numerous film scores. He has received accolades from The NY Times for developing and performing a unique tuned glass orchestra instrument. \nAdam Roszkiewicz is a musician and composer known for his guitar and mandolin work with the Modern Mandolin Quartet (with whom has was nominated for a Best Chamber Music Performance Grammy Award)\, the Ger Mandolin Orchestra\, Front Country\, and Small Town Therapy. \nAbout Sense of Place: \n  \n \nFor 16-years\, Sense of Place has connected people through place and storytelling. \nOur flagship speaker series features people with unique knowledge of the Columbia River Gorge and who consider the natural and cultural history that has shaped this place. Guests have included: scientists\, tribal members\, authors\, farmers\, and many others from throughout the Pacific Northwest. The stories shared deepen our understanding of the Gorge and strengthen our connection to the landscape and to each other. \nLearn more about Sense of Place and check out our online archive and past events HERE. \nFor more information\, visit senseofplacegorge.org or follow on Instagram @senseofplacegorge. Subscribe to the Sense of Place Newsletter for event updates and behind-the-scenes stories. \nSense of Place is a program of Mt. Adams Institute\, which provides programs that\nstrengthen the connection between people and the natural world through\neducation\, service\, career development\, and research.
URL:https://www.gorgecurrent.com/event/volcano-listening-project/2026-01-29/2/
LOCATION:Columbia Center for the Arts\, 215 Cascade Ave\, Hood River\, OR\, 97031-1724\, United States
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