The Observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1968-current, July 28, 2022, THURSDAY EDITION, Page 19, Image 19

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    EVENTS AND CELEBRATIONS
AROUND EASTERN OREGON
19
FESTIVALS
JULY 27�AUG. 3, 2022
1st Thursday of the month starting June 2nd
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The evening starts at the Chamber Office, 207 Depot Street
where you pick up your insulated tumbler and participating
businesses map for a $10 donation. Participating businesses will
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The evening starts at the Chamber Office, 207 Depot
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where you pick up your
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offering
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Yantis Park, 200 De Haven St., is where RODEO
Weekend @ the Blues
be
open
5pm-8pm,
serving
samples
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vendors will be set up starting at 1 p.m.
The Pro-West @ the Posse Rodeo hap-
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Friday, July 29.
pens July 30 and
31 at the Pioneer
Posse
Music and rodeo @ Milton-Freewater
is July 29-30
By Lisa Britton
Go! Magazine
MILTON-FREEWATER — This week-
end’s music festival is new, but also old.
It’s roots are the Muddy Frogwater
Festival, which was traditionally held
the third weekend in August in Milton-
Freewater.
Now the music-fi lled event, called
Weekend @ the Blues, is moving to July
to coincide with the Pro West @ the Pos-
se Rodeo.
Although the two events are sep-
arate, and held at diff erent places, it
made sense to off er one activity-fi lled
weekend.
“We’re kind of piggybacking on each
other,” said Kim Munk, who is helping
organize the music festival.
The music festival, also in the park,
gets going that day with Last Call at
5:30 p.m. followed by Stompin’ Ground
from 8-10 p.m.
On Saturday, July 30, vendors open
at 9 a.m., and the Weekend @ The Blues
parade starts at 11 a.m. on North Main
Street.
Entertainment kicks off at noon with
Folkloreico Estrella de Mexico.
Afternoon music features:
• 1 p.m.: Del Norte
• 3 p.m.: Feedback
• 5 p.m.: The Wasteland Kings
• 8 p.m.: Coyote Kings
Admission is free to the music festival.
Another feature of the weekend are
city-wide yard sales July 29, 30 and 31.
Maps will be available and can be found
online at www.weekendattheblues.com.
Grounds, 84581 Highway 11. Saturday
begins at 7 p.m., and Sunday’s events
start at 2 p.m.
Saturday tickets that include the
rodeo, an after party with The Froghollow
Band and beer garden by Dragon’s Gate
are $25 adults, $15 military and veterans,
$20 fi rst responders.
Rodeo-only tickets for Saturday are
$15 adults, $10 military and veterans, $12
fi rst responders and $12 for ages 6-14.
Tickets to just the after party and beer
garden on Saturday are $15.
For Sunday’s rodeo, tickets are $18
adults, $10 military and veterans, $12 fi rst
responders and $12 for ages 6-14.
Advance tickets are available at www.
pwposserodeo.com.
Tickets will be available at the gate —
cash only — for a slightly higher cost.
will be open 5pm-8pm, serving
samples of different beverages
and offering discount promotions.