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ENTERTAINMENT
word. Next up on Feb. 26 is
local singer-songwriter Stepha-
nie Sweet.
band performs country rock
and blues seasoned with tasty
vocal harmonies. Catch them
Thursday, Jan. 16 from 8-10
Kit Garoutte at Rivertap p.m. at Double Mountain.
Live music coming up at Riv-
Double Mountain Brewery
8 Fourth St., Hood River; 541-
ertap:
Friday, Jan. 17: Kit Garoutte, 387-0042.
6-9 p.m. (one-man band, easy
Peter Marbach at HR
listening, covers)
Sunday, Jan. 19: Sunday Night Library Jan. 22
Jam featuring The Reddy Black
Peter Marbach presents a
Trio, 6:30-8:30 p.m.
slideshow and presentation on
Rivertap, 703 E. Second St., Wednesday, Jan. 22 at 6:30 p.m. at
The Dalles; 541-296-7870.
the Hood River County Library.
His latest book, “Healing the
County Line at Zim’s
Big River: Salmon Dreams and
Live music coming up at Zim’s: the Columbia River Treaty,” has
Friday, Jan. 17: Al & Nolan been described as a “masterful
Hare with Ben Tibbets , 7-10 p.m. combination of visual storytelling
Saturday, Jan. 18: County Line and passionate essays.” Marbach
(Americana, country), 7-10 p.m. will be donating 50 percent of
Tuesday, Jan. 21: Tuesday Taps the proceeds from the sale of his
& Tunes with Al Hare and Kenny book at the event to the Hood
River Library.
Olsen, 7-9 p.m.
Hood River County Library,
Zim’s Brau Haus, 604 E. Sec-
ond St., The Dalles; 541-296- 502 State St., Hood River; 541-
386-2535.
2368.
Willie & Nelson
at White Buffalo
COUNTY LINE, featuring Matt
Zim’s Jan. 18.
CCA After-Hours music
series starts
New York-based singer and
performance artist Robbi Kum-
alo will be joined by local mu-
sicians Tim Mayer, Mike Turley
and Mike Groder at 5:30 p.m. on
Bill Nielsen (acoustic guitar)
and singer Lisa Nelson are
known for their harmonies,
performing familiar pop, rock
and country tunes you can sing
along to. Hear them on Thurs-
Photos by Jim Drake day, Jan. 16 from 6-8 p.m. at
Mesa and Kerry Williams, plays White Buffalo.
White Buffalo Wines, 4040
Westcliff Drive, Hood River;
541-386-5534.
Jan. 22 in the first After-Hours
Music event hosted this winter Barney & the Stray
and spring by Columbia Center Kitties at DM
for the Arts.
It’s Barney & the Stray Kitties
Suggested donation is $10. at Double Mountain. Featuring
Kumalo presents in gospel, pop Barney (bass), Chris (man-
and jazz in song and spoken dolin) and Polly (guitar), the
BILL NIELSEN (along with Lisa Nelson) will play White Buffalo
on Jan. 16.
sound.”
Catch them on Friday, Jan. 17
from 7-10 p.m. at Route 30 Bottles
and Brews.
Route 30 Bottles and Brews,
Jazz at Last Stop Saloon 317 E. Second St., The Dalles;
Live music coming up at Last 541-993-3155.
Stop Saloon:
Enjoy Tuesday Night jazz at The Lonely (Roy Orbison
Last Stop Saloon from 5-7 p.m. Tribute) in TD Jan. 29
with the Ati (vocal) and Rossco
Mid-Columbia Commu-
(guitar) Jazz Duo. Jazz continues nity Concert Association wel-
Wednesday nights with Chic comes The Lonely, celebrating
Preston and Dennis Williams the music of Roy Orbison, at
from 6-8 p.m.
The Dalles Civic Auditorium on
Last Stop Saloon, 209 E. Sec- Wednesday, Jan. 29 at 7 p.m. “The
ond St., The Dalles; 541-296- Lonely delivers a sensitive and
dynamic tribute to the one and
3070.
only Roy Orbison plus the hits
Scot & Rebecca
of The Traveling Wilburys and
at Route 30
The Everly Brothers,” said a press
Guitarist Scot Bergeron and release. “Veteran Mike Demers
bass player Rebecca Stonestreet delivers a spot-on performance
perform “classic folk-rock tunes of Orbison’s signature sound as
with a lively and energetic he leads this group of musical
journeymen in their mutual and
deep appreciation of the timeless
music of an era.”
Doors open at 6 p.m. Tickets
are available at Klindt’s Booksell-
ers, Lines of Designs, online at
www.mccca.info, or at the door.
The Dalles Civic Auditorium,
Fourth and Federal streets, The
Dalles.
Fraser, Haas play
CCA Feb. 20
Scots fiddle extraordinaire
Alasdair Fraser performs with
cellist Natalie Haas on Feb. 20
at Columbia Center for the Arts;
tickets are $25 and available on-
line at columbiarts.org, or at CCA
Gallery and Waucoma Books.
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Entertainment listings should
be sent in by 5 p.m. Friday to
jdrake@hoodrivernews.com. List-
ings run as space allows.
‘The Vagina Monologues’ opens Jan. 31 with ‘Ladies Only’ show
Once again, CAST brings
“The Vagina Monologues,” di-
rected by Judie Hanel, to au-
diences in the Columbia River
Gorge. Much has changed in
society as well as the play since
Hanel first directed the show in
2006. Sarah Savitt, publisher at
The New Yorker, believes that
playwright Eve Ensler’s cre-
ation is still urgent, particularly
in light of the current #MeToo
and Time’s Up movement.
“We see talent, breadth of
experience and beautiful gen-
erosity for the future of women
everywhere,” Ensler said.
Cast members are Leilani
Gibson, Kim Robichaud, De-
siree Amyx, Julie Hatfield,
Kathy Williams, Irene Fields,
Cynthia Yoshida and Peter
Cornelison. “I’m honored to
work with a great cast that is
pouring their heart and soul
into this show,” said Hanel.
CAST is partnering with
Thrive in bringing this evening
of comedy, moments of aching
tragedy and a sense of female
solidarity, Hanel said.
The Vagina Monologues
opens on Jan. 31 with a Ladies
Only Little Black Dress event admission is $20.
lumbia Center for the Arts or
Tickets are available at Co- Waucoma Bookstore.
at the art center. If you attend
the Little Black Dress Event,
you will receive VIP seating,
hearty appetizers and wine, a
silent auction and much more
Jan. 18, 7 p.m. — Shakespeare Showcase Fundraiser presented by
for $60 per person. General
Columbia Center for the Arts’ Children’s Theater: The Teen Apprentice
admission on opening night is
Program is producing a showcase of Shakespeare scenes as they raise
$30 for the show and a glass
funds for a journey to London, the old stomping grounds of the Bard
of wine. The show also runs
and friends. Details on page B3.
on Feb. 1-2 and Feb. 7-9 and
This weekend at CCA
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