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www.hoodrivernews.com Hood River News, Saturday, July 4, 2015 A3 ENTERTAINMENT U pdate MANIC MOUSTACHE July 4th music gigs ■ Willie & Nelson at Jackson Park, 1 p.m. ■ The Wasco Bros. at the Fort Dalles Fourth celebra- tion at the Lewis & Clark Festival Park (Waterfront) in The Dalles. 2:45 - 4:15 p.m. ■ Hop Trip (Mark Daly, Bart Popenoe and Ed Dietrich) at the Sandbar Cafe at the Event Site in Hood River. 5:30- 8:30 p.m. ■ Tony Smiley at CEBU Lounge, Hood River, 9:30 p.m. ‘TRAILGATE’ happens July 11 Celebrate the world of Mt. Hood single track at TRAIL- GATE hosted by the 44 Trails Association and the Mt. Hood National Forest. TRAILGATE on Saturday, July 11, is a day to celebrate and enjoy the fine single track trails accessible from Forest Road 44 on the Mt. Hood National Forest. There’s plenty of great riding and hiking to be had from the Billy Bob SnoPark, including rides for all abilities, even kids. The event begins at 10 a.m. and includes afternoon food and music all based out of the Billy Bob Snopark on Forest Road 44. Learn about ride and hike options plus there will be opportunities to learn about 44 Trails Asso- ciation, meet local USFS rangers, environmental educa- tion and demo bikes from Hood River Bicycles (Yeti, Pivot, Giant, Santa Cruz and more). White Salmon Art & Wine Fusion Sidestreet Reny On Saturday, July 25, the 2015 White Salmon Art & Wine Fusion street fair returns. The music stage will be set up outside Every- body's Brewing and will feature acts such as Dirty Revival, Ezza Rose, Sidestreet Reny, Matthew Zeltzer Band and more. Expect soul, roots-rock, Hip-Hop, Urban Blues, Quirk-Folk — there's a little something for everyone. Printmaker helps celebrate 75 years at Maryhill Museum An exhibition of 40 prints by internationally recog- nized printmaker Andrea Rich is set to open July 11 and run through Nov. 15 at Maryhill Museum of Art, which is celebrating its 75th anniversary this year. Drawing on printmaking traditions as diverse as Al- brecht Dürer and Japanese Ukiyo-e, the Santa Cruz, Cali- fornia-based artist creates vibrant, detailed works that are distinctly her own. Three decades of travel have taken Rich to far-flung locales such as Madagascar, New Zealand, Costa Rica, Africa and Europe, to observe com- mon and exotic species of birds and animals. These first- hand experiences are what she draws on to show her sub- jects in their natural habitats. On Thursday, July 23, at 6:30 p.m. it’s “The Art of Woodcut Printmaking: An Illus- trated Lecture” by Andrea Rich. Rich will discuss the woodcut technique – its traditions, complexity and process – and also share her own work in the medium. The lecture is free to museum members / $5 non-mem- bers. Maryhill Museum of Art, 35 Maryhill Museum Drive, Goldendale, Wash.; 509-773-3733. Lavender DAZE July 18-19 The 11th Oregon Lavender DAZE Festival returns July 18 and 19. Make plans for the annual event that features free admission, live music, food and wine vendors, craft classes, U-pick lavender, and kid's activities. Tour groups welcome. Music schedule: Saturday: MacMillan, Keith & Bell 10:30-Noon; Moe Dixon 2:30- 5 p.m. Sunday: Kay & Randy 10:30- Noon; Larry and Raven 12:30-2 p.m.; Richard Tillinghast & Onehum 2:30- 5 p.m. Hood River Lavender Farm, 3801 Straight Hill Road, Hood River; www.lavenderdaze.com Entertainment listings can be e-mailed to jdrake@hoodrivernews.com Photo by Kirby Neumann-Rea Portland juggler Curtis Carlyle virtually never stopped talking through Wednesday’s 45-minute routine of juggling stunt after stunt in- volving balls, bowling pins, rings, sticks, cups, and more. A crowd of more than 100 children and adults packed the children’s area of Hood River Library for Douglas’ lively and humorous display. Many wore facial stick-ons resembling Carlyle’s impressive moustache. The per- formance was one of a variety of activities and events planned for the library’s Summer Reading program (details on page A8). Arts Center invites ‘writers in residence’ to come and hang out Writers: got an hour or two? Share your talents and ideas at a new program start- ing this month at Columbia Center for the Arts called “Writer in Residence.” “We’re trying something new at the Art Center. It’s a short-term writers-in-resi- dence experiment, and by short ter m we mean 1-3 hours,” said executive direc- tor Kerry Cobb. From July 10-31 (on Fri- days, Saturdays, and Sun- days) the center is inviting writers or all types to take a turn sitting in the gallery to talk with visitors. “We are inviting writers of any type — poets, fiction Corrections writers, non-fiction writers, cookbook writers, play- wrights, how-to writers, and others. You can talk about your writing, show off your books, write them a poem, share a recipe, talk about your play — you get the idea,” Cobb said. Sign up for a 1-3 hour shift any time from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on July 10- 12, July 17- 19, and July 24-26 and July 31 by emailing Cobb at direc- tor@columbiaarts.org. “If it’s a success, we’ll ex- tend the hours into August,” she said. “We are doing this because it sounds like fun. We want to engage our visitors with a little literary talk, show off our area writers, and then see what happens.” The center will provide a chair and small table in the gallery window, a bottle of The July 1 article on the Cape Horn Overlook should have said that stonemason Michael Byrne is from Park- dale. The Hood River News strives for ac- curacy at all times. If we make a factu- al error, we welcome readers to let us know about it by calling the news de- partment at 386-1234. Calling All Softball Players water, and a window sign that says “Our Writer in Res- idence is In.” Sessions will be posted on social media platforms, too. Writers in residence are asked “to gently engage with visitors if they approach you, to bring a bio people can read if they wish, and to talk about your work or have a quote to give people or write them a poem — you’re cre- ative so we know you’ll think of something. You are wel- come to silently read or write at your table when not en- gaged with visitors.” Writers are asked to pro- vide a photo and a link to your website or info about your work if available. Paul Thompson Proud father and Real Estate person Licensed in OR and WA Call me! 541-490-1044 paul@copperwest.com www.welcome2thegorge.com Allison is officially a Freshman! 14 Oak Street, Hood River, OR 541-386-2330 copperwest.com Cascade Locks Gem and Mineral Show July 9-10-11-12 Building a NEW Gorge team of motivated softball players. 12U ASA Tryouts for the 2016 Spring Season for the new Gorge Softball team will be held in August. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. • Daily Free Admission For information on tryout date location and time, call Coach Tonya Schroeder at (541)705-7217 Marine Park • 395 WaNaPa Street APPLE VALLEY BBQ HOOD RIVER RESTAURANT RIVERSIDE AT THE HOOD RIVER INN Cherry wood smoked pulled pork, meatloaf, pork ribs, chick- en, burgers, awesome salads & vegetarian options. 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All food prepared fresh, no MSG added. Lunch and dinner. Dine in or take out. Beautiful view & convenient parking. 2680 Old Columbia River Dr, Hood River 541-386-5331 Featuring fine authentic Mexican food and cocktails. Spacious outdoor seating. Open seven days a week: Sun. - Thurs. 9:30 a.m. to 10 p.m., Fri. - Sat. 9:30 am to 11 pm 1210 13th St., on the Heights, Hood River 541-387-3300 Combining Southern soul food and Northwest cuisine. Whether it is craw-fish etouffee or fresh local salmon, it will not disappoint. With a great martini bar and some of the best bread pudding in Hood River, we are quickly becoming ‘the place to go in the gorge.’ Open 11:30-9 pm Sun. & Tue.- Thurs 11:30-10 pm Fri. & Sat. 102 Oak St., Hood River, inside the Hood River Hotel 541-288-8264
