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HOOD RIVER NEWS | Hood River, Ore.
‘Locals Wednesday’ today
Downtown event
highlights Flow
Yoga, OmLife
Stephanie Delgado.
Hood River Hotel will host a
4-6 p.m., Happy Hour on Jan.
22. Patrons will receive $1 off
wine and beer.
Correction: The Knit Night at
Knot Another Hat happens on
LWD Jan. 29. A previous article
gave the wrong date. Owner
Sarah Keller said she is reviv-
ing Knit Night after a year’s
hiatus; planned monthly, the
schedule is Jan. 29, Feb. 26, and
March 25.
Jan. 29 featured business will
be Windermere Realty, which
shares space with The Dwelling
Station.
LWD posters are being
placed around the county,
in English and Spanish, as
Downtown Business Advisory
Committee members work to
get the word out about LWD
as well as via social media and
direct contact with downtown
businesses encouraging more
participation.
Flow Yoga and OmLife Bou-
tique will have scavenger hunt
forms available, listing some of
the downtown businesses as
well as items available for the
weekly event.
Other Wednesday events of
note include:
■ “On the Wagon Wednes-
days” 5-9 p.m. at Slopeswell
Cidery on the Heights — mock-
tails and other non-alcoholic
Flow Yoga and OmLife Bou-
tique will be the featured busi-
ness on Wednesday, Jan. 22
in the next Locals Wednesday
Downtown promotion from
3-6 p.m.
During LWD, downtown
parking is free from 3-6 p.m. —
as is the case all Wednesdays
through May.
LWD events Jan. 22 include
a “locals pop-up market” at
Flow Yoga-OmLife, 118 Third
St., with Hood River Organics,
Lucky Locks Hair Sparkles, and
Zencare Ayurvedic Skin Anal-
ysis. Marla, a mindset coach
and psychic, will offer “mini
intuitive sessions,” free for
locals, from 3-6 p.m. At 4 p.m.,
Peter Voight, LAC, will offer
an acu-restore sampler. From
5-6 p.m., Aubrey will teach a
mobility focused yoga class;
aerial yoga open play with Lia
is scheduled for 3-5 p.m.
Other downtown businesses
will also be open and offering
various promotions, including
specials and a scavenger hunt.
Additionally, there will be
face painting and jewels by
drinks only are served, and
Megan Alder will perform.
The event is 21-and-over.
■ “After Hours Music” at
Columbia Center for the Arts,
with singer Robbi Kumalo
backed by Tim Mayer, Mike
Turley and Mike Grodner,
5:30 p.m., $10 suggested do-
nation.
LWD goes through May
LWD was created by Hood
River County Chamber of
Commerce Downtown Busi-
ness Advisory Committee
(DBAC) and the Downtown
Business Owners in partner-
ship with the City of Hood
River.
More events are being
added all the time, organized
by a DBAC subcommittee
in conjunction with local
businesses and community
groups. Surveys will be con-
ducted throughout LWD to
measure response and im-
pacts, and DBAC members
will be making face-to-face
contact with business own-
ers to see how the program
fares. If successful, the city
will consider implementing
the program permanently.
Currently, the plan is to run it
through May and start again
in September.
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Adopt-A-Pet
Door Inc. holds a workshop on
Diversity Training, Jan. 30 from
9 a.m. to noon at the Hampton
Inn and Suites.
The event is co-sponsored
by BBSI, Solstice Wood Fire
Pizza, and Hampton Inn and
Suites. This program will ex-
plore the topics of diversity,
equity and privilege. The goal
is to bring individuals together
who are different from others,
and teach them how to work
together effectively, according
to a Chamber press release.
Refreshments will be pro-
vided. RSVP to maryellen@
hoodriver.org. The event is free
for Chamber members, $75 for
non members.
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