Signs of Protest
2026-04-11 15:00 - 17:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | 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

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

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.”

Ordinary Days: The Musical
2026-04-11 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.

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.

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!

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.

Poetry Along the Gorge
2026-04-12 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.

Hood River Adopt a Dog Can Drive
2026-04-12 09:00 - 12:00 | 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!

SCD Ceramics Blossom Fest Sale
2026-04-12 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

Anatomy of a Painting
2026-04-12 11:00 - 16:00 | Tokki Art Supply, 409 Oak St, Hood River, OR, 97031, United States
Join local artist and art educator Michelle Yamamoto for a 6-week workshop series designed for beginner-intermediate artists ready to deepen their practice. Michelle is a muralist and exhibiting artist with the Portland Art Museum Rental Sales Gallery, known for her generous teaching style and 15+ years of experience guiding students in the fundamentals of art. Space is limited to 6 students so everyone can get plenty of one on one time with Michelle.
Course Overview
This series introduces the core principles of composition and design. Through slideshows, discussion, and guided exercises, you’ll learn how to:

Thoughtfully plan your paintings before you begin
Use “edges” to guide the viewer’s attention
Simplify design for stronger, more engaging artwork

Project Focus
Students may choose to paint a classic Hood River sunset (images provided) or work on a personal project of their choice. If you bring your own subject, please share your reference image with Michelle in advance so she can help you select the best option for applying these concepts.
Materials Provided
Michelle will supply sketch paper, pencils, and erasers, plus a sampling of her “secret sauce” color palette and brushes for exploring new techniques in mark-making.
Student Supplies
A full supply list for acrylic or oil paints and canvas will be provided upon registration.
Students will receive a 20% discount for materials purchased for this class. Just show us your registration at checkout.
Demonstrations & Mediums
Demonstrations will primarily use acrylics, but artists working in any medium are welcome.
Bring your own materials or purchase a paint package. Choosing paint package includes the paints you will use during the class, but students will need to provide their own brushes and canvas.
Dates: Sundays April 12, April 19 and April 26
Time: 11am-4pm
Ages: 16+
Cost: $300
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.

Louis Pearl – The Amazing Bubble Man (the original show)🫧
2026-04-12 14:00 - 15:00 | The Civic Auditorium, East 4th Street 323, The Dalles, OR, 97058, United States
Louis Pearl, known worldwide for his captivating bubble artistry, combines science, creativity, and audience interaction in a performance that delights all ages. From delicate square bubbles to massive bubbles stretching across the stage, this family-friendly show blends wonder, laughter, and hands-on fun in a way that keeps audiences amazed from start to finish.
April 12th at the The Dalles Civic Auditorium
Highly praised show with a 5-star review and a Fringe sell-out show (2018–2019).
Tickets available at www.bubbleguy.com

The Amazing Bubble Man
2026-04-12 14:00 - 15:00 | The Dalles Civic Auditorium, 323 East 4th Street, The Dalles, OR, 97058, United States
The Dalles, OR – Giant bubbles, bubble sculptures, bubble snowstorms, and even people inside bubbles will take over the stage when the Amazing Bubble Man performs at The Dalles Civic Auditorium on Sunday, April 12 at 2:00 PM.
Louis Pearl, known worldwide for his captivating bubble artistry, combines science, creativity, and audience interaction in a performance that delights all ages. From delicate square bubbles to massive bubbles stretching across the stage, this family-friendly show blends wonder, laughter, and hands-on fun in a way that keeps audiences amazed from start to finish.
Perfect for families, curious minds, and anyone who loves a little magic, this unforgettable afternoon performance promises big visuals and even bigger smiles.

LIVE MUSIC with Moe Dixon
2026-04-12 15:00 - 17:00 | The Pines 1852, 415 Oak Street, Hood River, OR, 97031, United States
Join us at The Pines for a glass of wine and music with local favorite Moe Dixon, our nationally acclaimed solo artist known for his masterful fingerstyle guitar, powerful vocals, and captivating stage presence. His poetic songwriting is shaped by a life of adventure, turning every performance into a vibrant, feel-good experience you won’t forget.
With a career spanning more than 30 years, Moe has shared the stage with legends like Pete Seeger, John Denver, Buddy Guy, and Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. He’s written themes for Bob Hope specials and Warren Miller films, and performed with symphonies across the country.
Whether in an intimate setting or energizing a full crowd, Moe delivers music that connects, uplifts, and lingers long after the last note.

Gorgeous Music Events Spring and Fall Season
2026-04-12 15:00 - 17:00 | United Methodist Church, 341 Main Ave, White Salmon, 98672
Join us as our 2026 Season of Gorgeous Music Events begins. All concerts are held on the second Sunday of the month at 3:00pm at the United Methodist Church in White Salmon.

Underwood Skate Night
2026-04-12 16:00 - 18:00 | Underwood Community Center, 531 Schoolhouse Road, Underwood, WA, 98651, United States
Join us for a session of skating on the hardwood floors of the Underwood Community Center on Sunday April 12, 2026 from 4-6 pm. Bring your own gear and water bottle. Safety pads are recommended. 16 and under need an adult present. $3 per skater.

Hwy 14 live music
2026-04-12 17:00 - 19:00 | Phelps Creek Tasting Room, 301 Country Club Rd, Hood River
at Phelps Creek Tasting Room: Jon Cyparski and Scott Denis (Hwy 14), a local duo, will be at Phelps Creek Tasting Room this Sunday with their brand of lively music.

Live: Tyler John Kraehling
2026-04-12 17:30 - 19:30 | winesonsecond, winesonsecond
Join us for a free show on Sunday, April 12th.
All ages
5:30pm
Tyler John Kraehling with special guest Peachy Rain and The Warm Regards

El Camino De Dolores: Dolores Huerta Walk to School Day
2026-04-13 07:00 - 08:00, 2026-04-14 07:00 - 08:00, 2026-04-15 07:00 - 08:00, 2026-04-16 07:00 - 08:00 | Hood River County School District, Hood River County School District
El Camino de Dolores (El Camino de Dolores) se llevará a cabo del 13 al 17 de abril. Es una semana para caminar o ir en bici a la escuela, donde estudiantes y familias celebran el legado de Dolores Huerta y su lucha por la justicia social. Durante estos días, aprenderán sobre el movimiento de trabajadores agrícolas, su defensa por la igualdad y cómo esas luchas siguen inspirando cambios hoy—mientras fomentamos ir a la escuela de manera activa.
HORARIO
+Lunes 13 de abril – May Street Elementary: 8:00 a. m., Dutch Bros
+Martes 14 de abril – Parkdale Elementary: 7:00 a. m., Red Barn Park
+Miércoles 15 de abril – Westside Elementary: 7:00 a. m., sendero de Westside al final de Rocky Road
+Jueves 16 de abril – Mid Valley Elementary: comuníquese con la escuela para más información
+Viernes 17 de abril – Cascade Locks Elementary: 7:00 a. m., Kaile’a Coffee Co, 101 Wa Na Pa Street
El Camino de Dolores (Dolores’s Path) will take place April 13–17. It’s a walk and roll to school week where students and families celebrate Dolores Huerta’s legacy and her fight for social justice. Throughout the week, they’ll learn about the farmworkers’ movement, her advocacy for equality, and how those struggles continue to inspire change today—while encouraging active trips to school.
SCHEDULE
+Monday, April 13 – May Street Elementary: 8am, Dutch Bros
+Tuesday -April 14 – Parkdale Elementary: 7am, Red Barn Park
+Wednesday – April 15 – Westside Elementary: 7am, Westside Trail at the end of Rocky Road
+Thursday – April 16 – Mid Valley Elementary,
reach out to the school for information
+Friday – April 17 – Cascade Locks Elementary, 7am, Kaile’a Coffee Co at 101 Wa Na Pa Street

live music...Dave Tallman
2026-04-13 19:00 - 21:00 | Last Stop Saloon, 209 East 2nd Street, The Dalles, 97058, United States
Join us this Monday night for great food, drinks, friends and Live Music featuring Dave Tallman! From 7 – 9pm

Rani & Bob Merz - Great Divide Extravaganza
2026-04-14 18:00 - 21:00 | Hood River Saddle Club, 4384 Belmont Dr., Hood River, Oregon, 97031
🐎✨ She didn’t ride it… she drove it.
Most people tackle the Great Divide Mountain Bike Route on a bike.
Rani Merz did it with a horse… and a wagon.
From New Mexico to Canada—2,700+ miles—through mountains, forests, and wide-open country, Rani and her Icelandic horse Chirpa pulled a covered wagon across one of the most rugged routes in North America.
Not fast.
Not easy.
But unforgettable.
This is the kind of story that makes you sit up a little straighter and think…
“Could I ever do something like that?”
🎤 Join us for a special evening with Rani Merz and husband Bob.
Hear the real story behind the journey—
the challenges, the moments, the partnership with her horse, her support team – husband Bob, and what it takes to actually live an adventure like this.

Garden Gathering
2026-04-14 18:30 - 20:00 | White Salmon Valley Community Library, 77 NE Wauna Ave, White Salmon, WA, 98672, United States
OSU Hood River Extension Central Gorge Master Gardeners welcome home gardeners of all abilities to attend this interactive presentation which is designed to aid your growth as a gardener.

The Lobbyists Live
2026-04-15 18:30 - 20:30 | The Lightwell Hotel & Spa, 201 Cascade Ave, Hood River, 97031
The Lobbyists live at Lightwell: The Lobbyists deliver the finest in instrumental Swing, Jazz, and Blues, featuring three of Hood River’s most exceptional musicians at The Lightwell.

Tim Ortlieb is a rare gem – a drummer who listens as deeply as he plays. Ronnie Ontiveros brings his infectious joy and masterful command of the upright bass.
Leading the trio, Ben Bonham draws from his rich experience both locally and in the UK, captivating audiences as a guitarist, songwriter, and entertainer.
The Lobbyists play with effortless style, deep musicality, and an undeniable passion for their craft, creating a sound that’s as refined as it is exhilarating.

Crag Rats Turn 100: The Oldest Mountain Search & Rescue w/Christopher Van Tilburg
2026-04-15 19:00 - 20:30 | Columbia Center for the Arts, 215 Cascade Ave, Hood River, OR, 97031-1724, United States
Doors at 6:00 p.m., show from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. PDT. (If the event is sold out, unclaimed seats will be released to the waitlist at 6:45 p.m.)
Where: Columbia Center for the Arts, 215 Cascade Ave., Hood River, OR 97031 (All ticket-holders also get access to the livestream)
STORY:
The Crag Rats are the oldest mountain search and rescue team in North America, founded in 1926. This year marks 100 years of service for this all-volunteer group. Over the past century, they’ve provided lifesaving search and rescue support throughout Hood River County and beyond. From the icy slopes of Mount Hood to the steep canyons of the Columbia River Gorge, the Crag Rats have responded to injured climbers on Eliot Glacier, rescued hikers stranded by wildfires in Eagle Creek, and even searched for missing hunters as far away as Olympic National Park.
United by a deep love of the outdoors, The Crag Rats come from a wide range of backgrounds—teachers, orchardists, doctors, and outdoor professionals – each commited to taking the call when things go wrong in wild places. They’re guided by a strong sense of tradition—ranging from the lighthearted, like calling their president the “Big Squeak,” to meaningful milestones, such as finally welcoming women into the organization in 1993.
Join Christopher Van Tilburg on a journey through 100 years of rescue history, lore, tragedy, and triumphs – and speculation on what the Crag Rats future may hold.
About the Speaker:

Christopher Van Tilburg is an American physician, rescue mountaineer, and award-winning author of 11 books, including Crisis On Mount Hood: Stories from 100 Years of Mountain Rescue (Mountaineers Books, 2025). Dr. Van Tilburg is on staff at Providence Hood River Memorial Hospital, serves as medical director for four search and rescue teams, and serves as a USA delegate to the International Commission for Alpine Rescue. He is the Hood River County, Oregon, Public Health Officer and Medical Examiner. He has worked on six continents as an expedition physician, cruise ship doctor, and team leader on five humanitarian medical trips to Haiti. From the Wilderness Medical Society, he received the Dian Simpkins Award for Service in 2011, the Haiti Humanitarian Research Award in 2013, and the Ice Axe Award for Service in 2014. He lives in Hood River.
About Sense of Place:

For 16-years, Sense of Place has connected people through place and storytelling.
Our 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.
Learn more about Sense of Place and check out our online archive and past events HERE.
For 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.
Sense of Place is a program of Mt. Adams Institute, which provides programs that
strengthen the connection between people and the natural world through
education, service, career development, and research.

Tourism at the Table
2026-04-16 12:00 - 15:00 | 115 W Court St, Goldendale, WA 98620-8905, United States, 115 W Court St, Goldendale, WA 98620-8905, United States
Tourism at the Table is a collaborative roundtable designed to gather input from tourism event coordinators, venue owners, lodging partners, attractions, and hospitality businesses throughout Goldendale and Klickitat County.
As we plan for the 2026 tourism season, the Chamber is seeking direct feedback on how we can best support and amplify the work already happening across our community. While this event is not a funding opportunity, it is an opportunity to shape how we provide in-house marketing support, event promotion, website visibility, visitor center coordination, and shared information efforts in the year ahead.
This facilitated working lunch will focus on identifying needs, aligning messaging, and strengthening collaboration within our tourism industry so that together we can enhance the visitor experience across Klickitat County.
If you play a role in attracting or welcoming visitors, we invite you to have a seat at the table and help shape the strategy for 2026.

Lesley & Rebecca live music
2026-04-16 16:00 - 18:00 | Mount Hood Winery, 2882 Van Horn Dr, Hood River, 97031
at Mount Hood Winery: Lesley and Rebecca have been playing as a duo in the Gorge since 2017, with Lesley on guitar and vocals, and Rebecca on vocals, bass, mandolin and percussion. They cover a wide variety of pop, rock and ballads from Fleetwood Mac, CSN and Beatles to Dido, Cranberries and Train with great vocal harmonies.

All Jazz Considered
2026-04-16 17:00 - 19:00 | Phelps Creek Tasting Room, 301 Country Club Rd, Hood River
Locally-grown, free-range, jazz musicians gather at Phelps Tasting Room every Thursday to serve up a flight of jazz tunes in every genre. Good food and wine too.
