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ENTERTAINMENT
Tony Smiley at
Route 30 Feb. 15
Annual Westside
Art Auction
Feb. 22
Live music coming up at
Route 30:
Friday, Feb. 14: Alonzo
Garbanzo
Saturday, Feb. 15: Tony
Smiley
Friday, Feb. 21: The New
Prohibitions, 7 p.m.
Saturday, Feb. 22: School
Boi (AC/DC cover band), 7
p.m.
Friday, Feb. 28: The Growl-
erz, 7 p.m.
Route 30 Bottles and
Brews, 317 E. Second St., The
Dalles; 541-993-3155.
Westside PTO will hold its
annual Art Auction, themed
“Welcome to the Jungle,” on
Saturday, Feb. 22 from 6-10
p.m. at the Hood River Elks
Lodge. The 21 and over event
will include food, live music
and silent and live auctions,
as well as a raffle and “golden
ticket” prize.
The silent auction will be
open for bidding from 6-7:15
p.m. A dinner catered by Div-
Reddy Black Trio at
Rivertap Feb. 16
Friday, Feb. 14: Jeff Carrell
and Kenny Olsen, 6-9 p.m.
duo, covers, rock ‘n roll)
Sunday, Feb. 16: Sunday
Night Jam featuring The
Reddy Black Trio, 6:30-8:30
p.m.
Rivertap, 703 E. Second St.,
The Dalles; 541-296-7870.
ots and live auction with David
Griffith will begin at 7:30 p.m.
Music and dancing will follow
— as will a delivery of Double
Mountain pizza at 9 p.m. for
anyone wanting a late-night
snack.
The annual event fully funds
the school’s art program.
Ti cke t s a re ava i lab l e
at www.eventbrite.com/e/
welcome-to-the-jungle-tick-
ets-83294198189.
COLUMBIA CENTER for the ARTS
RHYTHM
Alonzo Garbanzo at
Solera Feb. 15
Live music coming at Sol-
era:
Saturday, Feb. 15, Alonzo
Garbanzo, 6-9 p.m.
Saturday, Feb. 22, Albert
Nicholas, 6-9 p.m.
Saturday, Feb. 28, Ry Mac
Band, 6-9 p.m.
Solera Brewery, 4945 Base-
line Drive, Parkdale; 541-
352-5500.
February 4 - 29, 2020
Willy & Nelson
at Zim’s Feb. 15
Live music coming up at
Zim’s:
Friday, Feb. 14, Big River
Blues Band, 7-10 p.m.
Saturday, Feb. 15, Willy &
Nelson Band, 7-10 p.m.
Tuesday, Feb 18. Tuesday
Taps & Tunes with Al Hare,
Kenny Olsen and Jose Maya
on drums, 7-9 p.m.
Zim’s Brau Haus, 604 E
2nd St., The Dalles, 541-296-
2368.
‘reVoiced’ at Civic
Feb. 18
Photo by Jim Drake
BLUES guitarist Ben Rice was in Hood River last week with a blues trio featuring 64 Taphouse
owner Rod Steward on drums. More blues is on the schedule with Lewis Creed and the Geezer
coming up Thursday, Feb. 20. Music starts at 7 p.m. at 64 Taphouse, 208 Oak St., Hood River; 541-
436-4677.
‘Raptor Love Stories’
Feb. 14
a n d “ F ra n ke n sy mp h o ny :
A Musical Abomination,”
which grafts together move-
Presented by natural re- ments from symphonies
source social scientist Ellen by Anton Bruckner and Jo-
Donoghue, PhD, Friday, Feb. hannes Brahms, said a press
14, at 5 p.m. at the Hood release.
River Library.
Tickets at door or gor-
Details on page A2.
georchestra.org; adults $20,
CGOA members $15, youth
(10-17) $5, and free for chil-
Valentine Ball Feb. 14
dren under 10.
It’s the Sparkle & Shine
Hood River Middle School,
Valentine Ball coming up Fri- 1602 May St., Hood River.
day, Feb. 14 from 7-10 p.m. at
the Hood River Elks Lodge.
Dance with the Secret Cardboard Armor
Salsa Society to an eclectic Workshop Feb. 22
playlist of Latin, swing and
Visit the Hood River Li-
everything in between.
brary Makerspace on Satur-
This is an all-ages event day, Feb. 22 from 10 a.m. to 2
and will include a photo p.m. to make your own piece
booth, dessert bar and dance of shoulder armor, or Paul-
instruction from Johnny and dron, out of cardboard.
Hannah. Tickets are $15.
For more information, see
Hood River Elks Lodge, page B2.
304 Cascade Ave., Hood
Hood River County Li-
River; 541-386-1507.
brary, 502 State St., Hood
River; 541-386-2535.
The dynamic and unique a
cappella stylings of reVoiced
comes to The Dalles Civic
Auditorium on Tuesday, Feb.
18 starting at 7 p.m.
“Since 2012, reVoiced has
gained a reputation for cap-
tivating audiences, creat-
ing their own sound by ‘re-
voicing’ familiar classics,”
said a press release. “These
five charismatic entertainers
bring their distinct person-
alities together to create an
unforgettable vocal expe-
rience.” Proceeds from the
show will benefit The Dalles
Middle School Music De-
partment. Tickets are $12 in
advance at The Dalles Mid-
dle School, Columbia Gorge
Toyota, or at brownpaper-
tickets.com.
The Dalles Civic Audito-
rium, Fourth and Federal Community Sings II
opens Feb. 21
streets, The Dalles.
Columbia Gorge Orchestra
Association presents Com-
Scot & Rebecca at
munity Sings II, the Voci
White Buffalo
Choir and audience singa-
On Thursday, Feb. 13 from long at the Wy’east Perform-
6-8 p.m., Scot Bergeron (gui- ing Arts Performing Arts
tar, harmonica, vocals) and Center on Friday, Feb. 21
Rebecca Stonestreet (bass, (7:30 p.m.) and Sunday, Feb.
percussion, vocals) bring 23 (2 p.m.).
their lively, energetic sound
The concert features the
to the White Buffalo.
CGOA Voci Choir, Canticum,
White Buffalo Wines, 4040 Hood River Valley Cham-
Westcliff Drive, Hood River; ber Singers, CGOA Youth
541-386-5534.
Choir, GALS (Gorge A Cap-
pella Lady Singers), plus the
CGCC Choral Union. Free
‘Keeping the Beat’
admission; donations gladly
Music Improvisation
accepted.
Join musicians Hasan
Wy’east Middle School
Bakr (percussion) and Robbi Performing Arts Center, 3000
Kumalo (vocal, storytelling, Wy’east Road, Hood River.
folk/jazz songwriter) for an
evening of joyous sounds
with body, mind, voice, ‘Wind and Wire’
drums and song on Friday, concerts at HRMS
Feb. 21 starting at 7 p.m. at
Columbia Gorge Orchestra
Gorge Community Music.
Association presents Wind
Join the GCM Drum Circle and Wire with the Sinfonietta
and other special guests for and soloist Erik Steighner on
multi-cultural conversation Friday, Feb. 28 (7:30 p.m.) and
and dynamic performance Sunday, March 1 (2 p.m.) at
art. There is a suggested do- Hood River Middle School.
nation of $10.
On the bill: “Rhapsody for
Gorge Community Music, Baritone Saxophone and Or-
410 E. Second St., The Dalles; chestra,” “Floating World,”
541- 296-2900.
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Everybody’s:
Feb. 17: Scot and Rebec-
ca, 6-8 p.m.
Everybody’s Brewing, 177
E. Jewett Blvd., White Salm-
on, Wash; 509-637-2774.
Pride Book Club meets
Feb. 13
The Pride Book Club
meets Thursday, Feb. 13
from 6:30-7:30 p.m. to dis-
cuss “Becoming Nicole: The
transformation of an Amer-
ican Family,” by Amy Ellis
Nutt.
The Pride Book Club is
open to all persons 18 years
and older interested in
reading LGBTQA literature.
The Dalles-Wasco County
Public Library, 722 Court
St., The Dalles; 541-296-
2815.
Europatopia plays TD
Art Center Feb. 16
It’s Klezmer and Beyond
with Europatopia, a sev-
Black History Month
en-piece world-music band
celebrated
led by Joel Kabakov, at The
Coming up at the Hood Dalles Art Center on Sun-
River Library:
day, Feb. 16, at 3 p.m. $15
Feb. 12: Enjoy classic Jazz suggested donation.
while replicating a tradi-
The Dalles Art Center, 220
tional African fabric dyeing E. Fourth St., The Dalles;
technique, 5:30 p.m.
541-296-4759.
Feb. 19: Hum along with
Aretha Franklin’s classics
Entertainment listings
and make an African Kente should be sent in by 5 p.m.
cloth, 5:30 p.m.
Friday, and run as space
Feb. 26: Listen to lively, allows; submit to jdrake@
danceable African music hoodrivernews.com.
while creating your own Afri-
can mask, 5:30 p.m.
Hood River County Li-
brary, 502 State St., Hood
River; 541-386-2535.
Brian Greeley at
Everybody’s Brewing
Live music Monday’s at
The Shining Star of Hood River
The
SUBTERRANEAN
D O W N S T A I R S
Love is in the Air
Make your reservations now!
There’s something for everyone,
the best Steaks, Italian and
Seafood in town.
The Subterranean
at 3rd and Oak
( below the jewelry store)
541 436 4600
Artwork by: Stephen Kekule
columbiaarts.org
Photo courtesy of CCA
‘R HYTHM’ A T CCA
For 2020 at Columbia Center for the Arts, artists in each exhibition
are given a one-word prompt to serve as a challenge. In February,
the word is rhythm. ”Rhythm can be auditory, but also visual.
It moves us — drawing the eye around a composition and our
bodies around a room,” said Executive Director Leith Gaines. The
gallery is open Wednesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The CCA Lobby hosts a show of Hood River High School Gold Key
award winners. Students receiving awards were celebrated on
First Friday, Feb. 7. Shown is an updated “Rhythm” poster image
provided by CCA, featuring work by Stephen Kekule.
Memory Café
challenge grant
on now
Aging in the Gorge Alliance
has issued a challenge grant
to support The Hood River
County History Museum’s
new Memory Café. During
the months of February and
March, donations made to the
program will be matched 1:1,
up to the total of $1,500.
A Memory Café is a mem-
ory stimulation program for
people with dementia. Muse-
um objects, photos and music
are used to spark memories
for people experiencing de-
mentia. Trained volunteers
take artifacts from the collec-
tion to people with dementia,
presenting and passing around
the objects to share.
The program is managed by
the museum’s Jesuit Northwest
AmeriCorps member Addi-
son Arnold. Donations can
be made to the Hood River
County Heritage Council, PO
Box 781, Hood River, OR 97031
or brought to The History Mu-
seum at 300 E. Port Marina
Drive. Write “dementia pro-
gram” on your check. Credit
card payment can be made at
the Museum or by calling 541-
386-6772.