Hood River Adopt a Dog Can Drive
2026-04-12 09:00 - 12:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Hood River Adult Center, Hood River Adult Center
Bring your recyclable cans to donate to Hood River Adopt a Dog! Help us fill our trailer!

Poetry Along the Gorge
2026-04-12 08:00 - 17:00, 2026-04-11 08:00 - 17:00 | Historic Columbia River Highway, Wyeth to Viento and Hatfield Trail, Hood River, oregon, 97031, United States
A pop-up Celebration of Words and Vision will be shown along the Columbia River Gorge. Poetry and art will be along two car free trails of Historic Columbia River Highway paved and accessible.
The word and visual poetics center around the Columbia River Gorge and are placed within the panoramas of the Gorge. Come celebrate the work of Claudia Luna Castro, Kara Briggs, Kelly Lenox, and Speakthunder Berry. Read the words and see their artwork as the heart & mind landscape of the Columbia River Gorge.
Let your own heart, mind, and eyes take in this place unique to the world.
Come Walk, Roll, or Cycle these Car Free paved trails along two sections, 1) Wyeth to Starvation Creek and 2) Hatfield Twin Tunnels trails. Accessible Restrooms are at both ends of each trail.
Each pop-up section has embedded poetry and art along each 4-mile trail. Two artists will have their artwork near one of the initial trail entrances within a half mile from the parking lot. Two poets will have their poems near the middle of the 4-mile total length (e.g. at 1.5 to 2 miles from either end). Those not used to walking/rolling/cycling a lot can enjoy a short distance from the parking lot of two spots for poems and artwork.
Trail comment: Both trails have an ADA appropriate 5% grades and are completely easy for parents with strollers & people using assistive devices. This event is a Welcome for All Bodies, All Ages, All Bikes, All Abilities for reinvigorating hearts & minds. Maps & I-84 exit directions available at the web site.

Live HonkyTonk Show&Dance w/The Best Intentions Band
2026-04-11 20:00 - 23:00 | TD River City Saloon, TD River City Saloon
Hardcore Honkytonk Show & Dance from the Pacific Northwest Country & Western Super-group, The Best Intentions, on Saturday, April 11th! 8pm – 11pm at River City Saloon! No Cover!
Come Early for dinner, drinks, and a seat! Stay for the music!
The Best Intentions is a Portland, Oregon based American roots music dance-band specializing in traditional honkytonk, western swing, and roots rock & roll, but can occasionally be seen dipping its toes into other sub-genres of American music as well. Made up of longtime members of the NW music community, the band features Bret Ervin (Countryside Ride, Barndoor Slammers) on vocals and guitar; Jesse Cunningham (Countryside Ride, Western Supply Co.) on vocals, pedal-steel guitar, and lead guitar; Christine McAllister (Bees in a Bottle, The Good Long Whiles) on vocals and electric bass; and Kevin, the “Shuffle-King,” Major (Countryside Ride, Jackson County Kills, The County Champs) on drums.

Renato Caranto, Louis Pain, Chic Preston & Tim Ortlieb music
2026-04-11 19:30 - 22:00 | Hood River Hotel
Hood River Hotel’s long-running (10 years!) Jazz by the Fireplace series goes into Summer hiatus with a Big Bang and a special appearance by the phenomenal tenor saxophonist RENATO CARANTO, joined by B3 Organ master LOUIS PAIN, guitarist/singer CHIC PRESTON and drummers TIM ORTLIEB and JIMI BOTT for a celebratory evening of smokin hot jazz, R&B, blues and funk! Come early for best comfy seating. Jazz by the Fireplace will resume in the fall, but dont miss this season grande finale!

The Hazelnuts live music
2026-04-11 19:30 - 21:30 | Working Hands Fermentation
at Working Hands Fermentation: Come see the Gorge’s 4th best acoustic duo playing off-piste classics and originals at Working Hands on Saturday April 11th from 7:30-9:30.

Ordinary Days: The Musical
2026-04-11 19:00 - 22:00, 2026-04-10 19:00 - 22:00 | Columbia Center for the Arts, 215 Cascade Ave, Hood River, OR, 97031-1724, United States
Ordinary Days: The Musical
A co-production of Theatre CamilleLynne and Columbia Arts
Music and Lyrics by Adam Gwon
Directed by Tay Camille Lynne
Musical Direction by Duncan Krummel
Performance Dates: April 3–11
From one of musical theatre’s most exciting contemporary composers comes Ordinary Days, a refreshingly honest and funny musical about making real connections in the city that never sleeps (but probably should at some point).
Four young New Yorkers intersect as they each search for fulfillment, happiness, love, and cabs. Through a score of vibrant, memorable songs, their experiences ring startlingly true to life. Ordinary Days is for anyone who has ever struggled to appreciate the simple things in a complex place. With equal doses of humor and poignancy, it celebrates how millions of individual stories combine in unexpected ways to make New York City such a unique and extraordinary home. “Quietly extraordinary… cleanses the soul, lifts the spirit, and reminds you what you love about New York.” — Stage Left “Filled… with hope and humor and desolation.” — The New York Times “Adam Gwon’s sensational new musical is a breath of fresh air.” — Chicago Theatre Review Youth and Teen Theatre at Columbia Arts is supported by the Herbert A. Templeton Foundation, Roundhouse Foundation, and Hood River Cultural Trust.

Pedro The Lion / Lo Pony
2026-04-11 18:00 - 21:00 | Trout Lake Hall, 15 Guler Rd, Trout Lake, WA, 98650, United States
TICKETS RELEASE FRIDAY JANUARY 30th at 10AM PST!
Saturday, April 11th, 2026
$28 Advance // $30 Day Of Show6pm Doors / 7pm ShowAll Ages
PEDRO THE LION
For thirty years, David Bazan has been writing about what it means to believe in something—and what it means when those beliefs fray. When Pedro the Lion released
It’s Hard to Find a Friend in 1998, Bazan was already a keen observer of moral and existential conflict, capturing minor human disappointments with devastating attention. By the time Control came out, his writing had sharpened, slicing through suburban politeness and the American dream with pinpoint precision. For over a decade, he built
Pedro the Lion into one of indie rock’s most quietly radical projects, chronicling doubt, faith, guilt, and the messy pursuit of grace in a way that felt both deeply personal and universally resonant.
Then, in 2006, he retired the Pedro the Lion moniker, as if setting down an old burden. Bazan kept writing, releasing the synth project Headphones and five solo albums that were blunt and revelatory in their own right, but the decision to retire the name felt definitive. Until, suddenly, it wasn’t. In 2017, after being dormant for more than a decade, Pedro the Lion was back. The deeply autobiographical albums to follow, Phoenix, Havasu and Santa Cruz, marked a return to the places that shaped him literally and metaphorically, tracing the lines of the past to understand the shape of the present.
Now, on the occasion of Pedro the Lion’s 30th anniversary, Bazan is doing what he does best: stepping onto a stage with long-time musical collaborator, Erik Walters on guitar and backing vocals, along with recent addition to the band, Andrew Rudd on drums, and making these songs feel brand new again. The anniversary shows are less about commemoration than they are continuation, a chance to revisit their 30-year catalog in a way that is still active, still evolving.
“The name felt like an imaginary friend for me,” he says, “a way to have a relationship with myself.” But if Pedro the Lion was once an imaginary friend, it is now something else. It is less like a ghost from the past and more like an old companion you fall back in step with, no matter how much time has passed.
For all the sorrow and searching that has shaped it, the music has always had an essential warmth—a belief in people, in possibility, and in the redemptive power of bearing witness to your own life. Three decades in, Pedro the Lion remains a project about faith, even if that faith has taken on new shapes. It’s the persistent hope that there is meaning in the telling: if you lay it all out, every doubt and devotion, every failure and flicker of hope, something honest will emerge.
– Danielle Dietze
LO PONY
Lo Pony is a queer folk group based in Portland, Oregon. Known for their intricate three-part harmonies, dreamy soundscapes, and quirky social media presence, the band has garnered a dedicated following, especially within the queer community. Their forthcoming EP, “Elephant Sky,” is an exploration of loss, nostalgia, and a slow appreciation for the beauty of everyday life. This tender 6-song debut features their signature blend of delicate vocals and lush, expansive instrumentals reminiscent of the sweeping landscapes of the Shasta Valley region from which the songs first originated. Inspired by the ways visual and lyrical storytelling can intersect and inform one another, the record is accompanied by a trio of self-produced music videos that weave together themes of self-discovery, the concept of home, and the beauty of friends who find you in the darkness and hold you through it.”

Feast of Words Library Fundraiser
2026-04-11 17:30 - 20:00 | Hood River County Library, State Street 502, Hood River, OR, 97031, United States
Hello Book and Library Lovers!
The Hood River County Library Foundation’s annual Feast of Words is just around the corner, and it’s time to get your tickets.
Simply buy your $30 tickets here, mark April 11th on your calendar to enjoy the fun!
Help us meet our goal to raise $35,000 to update children’s bookshelves across our libraries and expand free book distribution through the Bookmobile and partnerships with FISH and One Community Health.
These projects support the Library District’s priority of accessibility—bringing books, resources, and joy to people wherever they are.
Join us for fun, community, and fundraising.
What: 13th Annual Feast of Words
When: April 11, 2026, 5:30 – 8PM
Where: Hood River Library on State Street, Hood River, OR
How Much: $30 per person (Children under 16 are free)
Event Tickets: Online or at any Hood River County library branch.
Golden Tickets: Online

SATURDAY MUSIC with Kerry and Jeremy
2026-04-11 15:00 - 17:00 | The Pines 1852, 415 Oak Street, Hood River, OR, 97031, United States
The Pines welcomes Kerry Williams & Jeremy Hadden on Saturday, April 11th, from 3-5pm. Enjoy an afternoon of beautiful music with this talented duo. Kerry’s mandolin and vocals blend perfectly with Jeremy’s bass, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Sip on delicious wine while you enjoy the show!

Signs of Protest
2026-04-11 15:00 - 17:00 | Tokki Art Supply, 409 Oak St, Hood River, OR, 97031, United States
Your voice matters. And sometimes, it needs to be seen from across the street.
In this hands-on workshop, you’ll design and create a bold, reusable protest sign that clearly communicates your message and stands up to real-world use. We’ll focus on clarity, strength, and visual impact — because when you speak out, your sign should carry just as much conviction as you do.
You’ll leave not only with a finished piece, but with practical design skills you can use again and again — for marches, rallies, community events, or any moment that calls for visible solidarity.
What you will learn
Core principles of effective protest design — how to use color, contrast, scale, and negative space to make your message unmistakable.

Techniques for transferring and building your design on durable foam core for a sturdy, reusable sign.

Weather-resistant color application methods so your sign remains bold, legible, and strong outdoors.
All materials are provided. This event is on a sliding scale so pay what you can.
Date: Saturday April 11th
Time: 3pm-5pm
Ages: 14+
Cost: $10-$35 sliding scale
Location: Tokki Art Supply Classroom

Blossom Craft Fair
2026-04-11 10:00 - 2026-04-12 16:00 | Hood River County Fairgrounds, 3020 Wyeast Rd, Hood River, OR, 97031, US
Hope to See You There!!!!!

SCD Ceramics Blossom Fest Sale
2026-04-11 10:00 - 16:00 | Private Residence, 3810 Schull Drive, Hood River, OR, 97031, United States
Sarah Chenoweth Davis Ceramics’ 18th Annual Blossom Fest Pottery Sale
April 11 & 12, 10am – 4pm
Exquisite & charming porcelain pottery & earrings in bold colors & graphic patterns to delight the eye and the hand — art for the everyday
My annual spring sale features my latest porcelain pottery creations (mugs, cups, bowls, earrings, and serving pieces), along with experiments, older pieces, and seconds at reduced prices. Check out my Instagram feed to see examples and process videos (@scdceramics).
3810 Schull Drive, Hood River

Industrial Street Studios Garage Sale
2026-04-11 10:00 - 14:00 | Industrial Street Studios, 616 Industrial Street, Hood River, 97031
Come check out Industrial Street Studios and shop members garage sale – bikes, home goods, clothing, shoes, outdoor gear etc.

616 Industrial Street!

Shred Event
2026-04-11 10:00 - 14:00 | Mid-Columbia Senior Center, 1112 W 9th St, The Dalles, OR, United States, Oregon 97058
We have a Shred Event scheduled for April 11th of this year from 10 AM to 2 PM!

Hazardous Waste Collection Event
2026-04-11 10:00 - 14:00 | Parkdale Fire Department, 4895 Baseline Drive, Parkdale, OR, 97041, United States
Free Hazardous Waste Collection Event for households and small businesses in Wasco, Sherman, and Hood River Counties. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR BUSINESSES only and due by 4 pm on 4/2/2026. See our web page https://tricountyrecycle.com/BusinessRegistration for a form to register or contact kristinaf@wascocountyor.gov for an application. Mark your calendar to dispose of unwanted hazardous waste!

We accept cleaners, chemicals, flammables, hair dyes, propane bottles/tanks, lightbulbs, e-waste, pool & spa chemicals, and more! Please see our website for a more detailed list.

Follow us on social media for event reminders and more! On Facebook at Tri-County Hazardous Waste & Recycling Program and Instagram @tricountyhazardouswaste

Illustrated Journaling
2026-04-11 10:00 - 13:00 | Tokki Art Supply, 409 Oak St, Hood River, OR, 97031, United States
Illustrated Journaling: Creating a Visual Diary of Everyday Life
Tired of plain old journaling? Let’s give your sketchbook a glow-up with Illustrated Journaling! In this playful, creative workshop, you’ll learn how to turn everyday moments—the things you see, taste, notice, and love—into charming illustrated pages that tell your story visually.
We’ll explore how to gently mine your recent memories for sketch-worthy moments, break down common shapes, objects, and textures so they feel easy (and fun!) to draw, and experiment with different ways to organize your illustrated journal. You’ll see sample layouts and inspiration straight from the instructor’s own sketchbooks to spark ideas.
Along the way, you’ll build confidence with pencil sketching and inking, learn how to quickly bring your drawings to life with watercolor, and discover playful ways to annotate your pages with dates, banners, captions, and personal notes. By the end, your sketchbook will feel less like a blank page—and more like a colorful, illustrated keepsake of your everyday life.
What you will learn
· How to pull inspiration from recent memories to uncover moments worth sketching
· Playful ways to organize and design your illustrated journal pages inside your sketchbook
· Approachable techniques for sketching, inking, and adding color to bring your drawings to life
· Fun, expressive ways to annotate your pages with dates, descriptions, banners, and personal notes
Students should bring a mixed media sketchbook that is 6×8 inches. All other materials are provided.
Date: Saturday April 11th
Time: 10am-1pm
Ages: 14+
Cost: $65
Location: Tokki Art Supply Classroom
If you cannot attend a class, a 72 hour notice prior to the start of the class via email or phone is required for a full refund of the class fee. After that there is no refund.
Students will receive a confirmation email of the purchase of the class. And 3 days prior to the class they will receive a reminder email. Please keep a look out for these emails.

Stacey Riggs Clinics - Ranch Versatility Focus
2026-04-11 09:00 - 14:00 | Hood River Saddle Club, 4384 Belmont Dr., Hood River, Oregon, 97031
-Working Equitation . Ranch Riding . Horsemanship
Fees:Clinic: $250Deposit: $50 (reserves your space)
Haul-in: $15 per dayAuditors: $30 per person, per dayStall: $15 per night.Dry camping: $15 per night.
Join HRSC for $75 and all haul-in/overnight fees are waived https://hoodriversaddleclub.org/hrsc-membership-signup/
Booking: FULL
Reservation and Cancellation Policy:Spaces in the Clinic are on a first-in first-served basis, with your spot confirmed by a non-refundable deposit, due at time of booking. Final payment is due 3 weeks prior to the clinic date (we will send a reminder and final details/what to bring etc).If you have paid the non-refundable deposit, but are unable to make the clinic, you will only be refunded the deposit (less a $30 admin fee) if you are able to find a rider to replace your spot or if there is a waiting list with someone who would like to take your spot. Please call the Clinic Host immediately if you must cancel. Refunds will be made by check and mailed to you as soon as possible. If we have to cancel the clinic due to being under minimum numbers, we will refund deposits in full.

Post Canyon Work Party
2026-04-11 09:00 - 13:00 | Post Canyon – Family Man, Post Canyon - Family Man
Meet at Family Man Skills Area, Post Canyon
No experience needed
Tools Provided
We will have several trail adopters for various trails to organize specific work efforts. Trails include:
Shadow
Splash and Giggle/ Extended Play
Bad Motor Scooter
Phelps Creek
Various Family Man trails

Blessings and Bargains
2026-04-11 08:30 - 15:30 | Hood River Alliance Church, 2650 Montello Ave, Hood River, OR, 97031-1023, United States
Our Kenya Team is excited to be hosting a community oriented ‘garage sale’ to help raise funds for their trip.
As you begin to do some ‘spring cleaning’ – if you have any gently used items that you’d be willing to donate for the event, the team would love to receive them. Those donations can be brought to the church on April 9th (9am-4pm) or 10th (9am-6pm) – or you can coordinate with the team to come collect them by filling out this form: https://docs.google.com/…/1FAIpQLScmFI…/viewform
On Saturday, April 11th from 8:30am-3:30am, come shop for treasures at the DONATION-BASED garage sale. Pay what you can for the treasures that you find.
Drop off & Garage sale location: Hood River Alliance Church 2650 Montello Ave, Hood River, OR 97031
We thank you for your support and hope to see you this week!

Voices in Action Communications Contest
2026-04-11 08:30 - 13:00 | Hood River Valley High School, Hood River Valley High School
Join us for Voices in Action, a fun and supportive communication contest featuring experienced judges from the HRVHS Speech & Debate Team and exciting prizes for winners in each category!
Voices in Action is a fun 4-H communication contest where kids can shine through demonstrations, show and tell, video presentations, and impromptu speeches! Whether you love teaching, sharing something special, creating a video, or thinking on your feet, this event helps youth build confidence, use their voice, and have fun expressing their ideas. Youth will also learn from the experienced Hood River Valley High School Speech & Debate Team, who will help guide and encourage participants along the way.
Youth ages 5-18 are welcome. You do NOT need to be in 4‑H to participate.
Event Date: April 11
Time: 8:30am–1:00pm
-8:30-9:00am: Check‑In-9:15-10:15am: Round 1-10:30-11:30am: Round 2-12:30pm: Awards Ceremony
Registration:
-Closes April 7-$5 for 4‑H/FFA members-$10 for non‑members-Must pre‑register. No day‑of registrations-Limited spots available-All proceeds support 4‑H leadership programs-Registration for 5-8 year-olds: https://beav.es/NJw-Registration for 9-18 year olds: https://beav.es/N4z
Contest Categories:
Demonstration Presentation: Show others how to do something you care about using props, visuals, or hands‑on materials. Participants give a short, structured presentation with an introduction, demonstration, and conclusion, followed by judge questions. Presentations may be done individually or as a team of two, with time limits based on age division. Awards are offered for the top presenters in each division.
Impromptu Speech: Build quick‑thinking and public speaking skills by creating a short speech on a surprise topic. Youth draw a topic on contest day and have five minutes to prepare before presenting. Notes may be written on one provided notecard. Time limits vary by age, and top speakers receive awards.
Share & Tell (K–2nd Grade): A welcoming, beginner‑friendly class where youth share something they love and explain how it works or how to make it. Participants speak for 1–3 minutes, show their item, and answer questions from the judge. All participants receive a recognition award.
Video Presentation: Create a 60–90 second multimedia video around the 2026 theme “Untold Stories.” Submissions may be individual or group projects and must relate to Hood River County, 4‑H, or FFA. Youth can use phones, tablets, or computers to produce videos such as documentaries, promotional pieces, performances, animations, or short films. Judges evaluate content organization and technical production. Top videos in each age group receive awards and will be posted on the 4‑H webpage. Videos are due by April 4.

4th Annual Run With The Wild 5K/10K
2026-04-11 08:00 - 11:00 | Mark O. Hatfield (West Trailhead), Hood River, OR, United States, Oregon 97031, Mark O. Hatfield (West Trailhead), Hood River, OR, United States, Oregon 97031
Join us in Hood River on April 11, 2026 to celebrate our wildland firefighters! We have a 5K and 10K route for you to walk or run with friends & family – even dogs are invited!
The event offers scenic views along the Columbia River, and fun family friendly activities. Take your photo with Smokey Bear, meet your local wildland firefighters and explore the fire trucks!
100% of proceeds go DIRECTLY to the 501(c)3 nonprofit: the Wildland Firefighter Foundation to provide critical care to wounded firefighters who risk life & limb to protect our beautiful community.
SEE YOU THERE to Run With The Wild!
www.runwiththewild.com

11th Annual Dumb Diseases Concert
2026-04-10 19:30 - 22:30 | The Bingen Theater, 210 N Oak St, 98605, Bingen, Washington, 98605
Molly Schwarz has been performing her annual sold-out “I Hate Cancer Concert” since 2012, with a small break for that pesky pandemic. For the third year, she has shifted the focus to a rare disease that is very close to her heart. With Scleroderma being so under the radar, she is thrilled to be shining a light on the nasty disease and raising much-needed funds that directly go to the SRF, Scleroderma Research Foundation.
Molly has been performing all her life, with her favorite genre being Musical Theater. Since moving to Hood River, she has been running “Music For Children” for many years. She has worked in comedy at The Groundlings in L.A. and The Upright Citizens Brigade in NYC. She is so excited to make you laugh and maybe make you cry and quite possibly pee a little. Here’s to the “Eleventh Annual Dumb Diseases Concert – Featuring Scleroderma”!
This one isn’t for the kids, so get yourself a sitter and enjoy a night out!

Willy & Nelson Band
2026-04-10 18:00 - 21:00 | The Pines 1852, 415 Oak Street, Hood River, OR, 97031, United States
At The Pines 1852: Please join The Willy & Nelson Band at The Pines 1852 this Friday evening April 10th from 6-9PM . You will be up on the dance floor for every song. Invite your friends, sip on some delicious wines and dance to the music of the Willy & Nelson Band.

Night Heron / Theodor
2026-04-10 18:00 - 21:00 | Trout Lake Hall, 15 Guler Rd, Trout Lake, WA, 98650, United States
Friday, April 10, 2026
$15 Advance // $20 Day Of Show6pm Doors / 7pm ShowAll Ages
NIGHT HERONNight Heron, the musical project helmed by former Radiation City frontman Cameron Spies, former Y La Bamba bassist Grace Bugbee, and former Reptaliens drummer Tyler Verigin, crafts intimate soundscapes that exist in the space between whispers and dreams. Their debut album “Instructions for Night” emerged from personal transformation and global isolation, featuring distinctive ASMR-like vocals and carefully constructed sonic textures. Following up with their sophomore album “Escapism,” Night Heron continues to explore life’s quiet moments, weaving between dreamy morning reflections and twilight contemplations. Joined by accomplished musicians from Portland’s indie scene (including members of Y La Bamba, Reptaliens, The Apricots, and Weeed), Night Heron creates music that invites listeners to lean in closer, finding universal meaning in life’s most intimate moments.
THEODORTHEODOR is no longer a hidden gem amongst sweet soul lovers. The band’s unique psychedelic approach to this genre received international attention from vinyl influencers like Somewhere Soul, tastemaker radio stations like KEXP, and leading record stores from Tokyo to San Francisco.
Background story: Theodor is named after a 24-year-old cat that observed the genesis of the band’s first album. The recording sessions started deep in the pandemic and captured this peaceful solitude. The outcome was their self-titled LP. The idea to form a recording project was born on a road trip to Italy. Rob (Okta Logue) and Lui (LUI HILL) were listening to tapes of contemporary soul music which became the subsequent inspiration for the project: a vision to record a moody and relaxed soundscape. The band was then rounded out by Max (Fooks Nil) and Greg (Triorität). “THEODOR” was released on the French record label Broc Recordz (2023).
Now: After their well-received self-titled debut album, the band is back with a new LP. HOLOCENE has a contemporary sound while showcasing the four members admiration for 60’s Jazz and 70’s soul and funk recordings. The unique male falsetto and the soulful timbre of the two singers tell stories of self-reflection, thoughts of friends passed on, contemplation of the cosmos, and a lingering hint of something greater. Soulful acoustic drums meet cheerful melodic bass lines being embraced by warm and dreamy synthesizers.
With their new album “HOLOCENE” the band consolidated their mellow and psychedelic style which brought it to a more refined level. Static drum machines, elastic instrumental cascades, and classic song structures with a pop music appeal give this LP a wide sonic range and scope. Each of the 10 tracks on this album evoke a cinematic vibe that activates your imagination. HOLOCENE is the perfect soundtrack for a hot and humid summer day, adding a magic dash to your twelve o’clock tea. If you love the silky synthesizer of AIR, the weird and mellow vibes of early Mac DeMarco, or the driving grooves of hot 70’s soul and funk, you will love Theodor

Pop-up w/Lizzy of Langniappe Wines & Oysters
2026-04-10 18:00 - 20:00 | Porron Cellars, 210 Oak Street, Hood River, 97031, United States
Join us Friday April 10th A PORRON CELLARS as Lizzy takes us through her world of wine. Flights and Oyster Shooters 6-8 pm

Figure Drawing Basics
2026-04-10 18:00 - 20:00 | Tokki Art Supply, 409 Oak St, Hood River, OR, 97031, United States
Discover the expressive power of charcoal in this dynamic drawing class focused on gesture and mark-making with instructor Janet O’Sullivan. Working from a series of photo references, you’ll practice capturing movement, rhythm, and form with bold, confident lines. Through both quick sketches and longer studies, you’ll learn to loosen up, trust your hand, and develop a personal approach to strong marks and gestural drawing. Perfect for artists who want to strengthen their drawing foundations or bring more energy and immediacy into their work.
Date: Friday April 10th
Time: 6pm-8pm
Ages: 14+
Cost: $50
Location: Tokki Art Supply Classroom
If you cannot attend a class, a 72 hour notice prior to the start of the class via email or phone is required for a full refund of the class fee. After that there is no refund.
Students will receive a confirmation email of the purchase of the class. And 3 days prior to the class they will receive a reminder email. Please keep a look out for these emails.

A Time for Women Retreat
2026-04-10 16:00 - 2026-04-12 12:00 | Backyard Grill, 1131 SW Skamania Lodge Way, Stevenson, WA, United States, Washington 98648
For the first time ever, taking place on April 10 -12, Skamania Lodge would love to invite you to A TIME FOR WOMEN.
This weekend is designed for women who are ready to step away from the constant noise and reconnect with themselves in a meaningful way. It is a retreat where you can slow down, have honest conversations without pressure, and gain clarity about the physical and emotional shifts you may be experiencing. You’ll be guided by renowned teachers Meadow Linn and Gretchen Hogg, with a special session from Dr. Katherine Walker. Together, they bring experience, compassion, and practical insight to help you understand your body, calm your nervous system, and leave feeling steadier and more anchored.
This Weekend Is Especially For Women Who:
• Feel chronically stressed or emotionally saturated• Have trouble fully relaxing, even when they try• Are navigating hormonal and body changes• Struggle with sleep or evening shutdown• Carry significant responsibility for others• Long to feel more like themselves again• Exhausted from the outside noise

2026 Community Yard Sale- Bingen & White Salmon
2026-04-10 08:00 - 15:00 | 1 Heritage Plaza, off Hwy 14, White Salmon, WA, United States, Washington 98672, 1 Heritage Plaza, off Hwy 14, White Salmon, WA, United States, Washington 98672
April 10–12, 2026 (Fri–Sun)! Clean out your closets, sell unwanted items, and earn extra cash while shoppers hunt for their next great find. Participation is free, no city permit required, and we’ll promote the event and create the community sales map. Register by April 7 (by 1 PM) to be included on the map—just email info.mtadamschamber@gmail.com and share whether you’re a person or business, your days/times, address, free pile (yes/no), and four words to describe your stuff.
