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ENTERTAINMENT
On March 12, Oregon Gov.
Kate Brown prohibited all gath-
erings larger than 25 people,
effective through April 8, due to
the Coronavirus outbreak.
For other events, it is recom-
mended that individuals in
high risk populations (those
over 60 years of age, or those
with an underlying health con-
dition) should avoid social
and community gatherings of
more than 10 people, effective
through April 8. Other recom-
mendations include that any
venue hosting an event en-
sures guests have ready access
to hand sanitizer, sinks with
water, soap, and paper towels.
For updated information
about events, please contact the
venue.
The Blarney Tones
at Tabby’s
The Blarney Tones are
scheduled to perform at Tab-
by’s Hole-in-One at the Hood
River Golf Course on St. Pat-
rick’s Day, March 17, from 6-8
p.m.
Megan Alder at
Double Mountain
Friday, March 20: The Muti-
neers, 6-9 p.m. (husband and
wife duo, Americana /rock/
country)
Sunday, March 22: Sunday
Night Jam featuring The Reddy
Black Trio, 6:30-8:30 p.m.
‘Mindfulness’ programs
March 18, April 8
Jill Kieffer, RN, will be host-
ing free introductory work-
shops on “Transforming Stress
with Mindfulness,” on Wednes-
day, March 31 from 6:30-8:30
p.m. at Nichols Landing in
Hood River; and on Wednes-
day, March 18 at Water’s Edge
in The Dalles.
For information and prereg-
istration, call 541-296-7319.
Hawthorne Roots at
Everybody’s March 23
Live music Mondays at Ev-
erybody’s, music is from 6-8
p.m.:
March 23: Hawthorne Roots
(sisters from Bozeman)
Everybody’s Brewing, 177
E. Jewett Blvd., White Salmon,
Wash; 509-637-2774.
‘Shakin’ Sin Clines’ at
Megan Alder hosts an album Zim’s March 21
release party at Double Moun-
tain Brewery and Cidery in
Hood River on March 21 from
9-11 pm. This is a free, 21-and-
over show.
Gorge art-
ists Alder and
the Woods is
Hunter Par-
mentier (Un-
derwood)
on bass and
Tim Ortlieb
Megan Alder
(Parkdale) on
drums. The
“MegaParty” features special
guests Jess Clemons (Parkdale)
opening the night and Neil
Mangrum (Lyle) of MegaNeil
joining the band on vocals and
guitar. The new album “Quit-
tin’ Time” will be available for
purchase.
Live music at Zim’s
Friday, March 20: Al and
Nolan Hare with Ben Tibbets,
7-10 p.m.
Saturday, March 21: The
Shakin’ Sin Clines, 7-10 p.m.
Tuesday, March 24: Tuesday
Taps & Tunes with Al Hare,
Kenny Olsen and Jose Maya,
7-9 p.m.
‘Fearless Few’ at
White Buffalo
On Thursday, March 19,
from 6-8 p.m., three-piece
band: JD and the Fearless Few,
with singer-songwriter John
Donovan (guitar, harmonica),
James Andrews (sax, guitar, vo-
cals) and Chris Sattem (bass).
White Buffalo Wines, 4040
Westcliff Drive, Hood River;
541-386-5534.
venture. Havilah’s songs and
voice remind the listener of
Joni Mitchell and Nina Simone
but with a soul all its own.”
Doors open at 5:30 p.m. Tick-
ets/venue info for the concert
and an optional songwrit-
Movies back at
ing workshop are available
Granada Theater
at Eventbrite.com. Proceeds
Doors open 6 p.m. with a 7 benefit Lyle High School.
p.m. start for movie night at the
Kory Quinn, Daredevils at
Granada Theater. Admission Ruins March 20
is $8.
Friday, March 20: Kory
Friday, March 20: “His Girl Quinn & Co. with Greenneck
Friday,” starring Cary Grant Daredevils.; $10/advance, $15
(1940 romance)
day of show.
Friday, March 27: “Angel and
the Badman,” starring John Canceled/Postponed
Wayne (1947 western).
■ Second Saturday Country
Dance at Rockford Grange.
Swindler at River City
Hoping for an April return to
March 27
regular schedule.
Relix Magazine says, “Swin-
■ April 4 — Canine Country
dler is leading the jamband event for Home at Last animal
scene in the Pacific Northwest shelter; rescheduled to later
with their unique brand of date.
■ Maryhill Museum of Art
Psychedelic Funk.” Swindler
plays River City on March 27; — Closed until further notice
a special light show planned due to Washington state proc-
for this concert. Details will be lamation banning all activities
published in future editions of with 250 or more people for the
the Entertainment Update.
next six weeks.
■ March 17 — Cascade
Havilah Rand at The
Singers St. Patrick’s Day con-
Griffin House March 29 cert at St. Peter’s Landmark
Music returns to The Griffin Church; postponement for
House in Hood River on Sun- later this spring.
day, March 29, with post-grun-
■ March 20-22 — West Side
ge troubadour Havilah Rand. Story performances at Wy’east
“Her songwriting blends a PAC canceled.
rootsy, rhythmic edge with
■ April 11 — Jazz Collective/
a poetic lyricism born of ad-
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■ March 21 — Skyline Hos-
pital foundation event, Best
Western Plus.
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should be sent in by 5 p.m. Fri-
day to jdrake@hoodrivernews.
com. Listings run as space
allows.
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Frank Sinatra tribute concert
has been canceled.
■ April 24 — Voci Baroque
Concert – canceled.
■ April 4 — “Hats Off to
CGOA Gala” has been can-
celed, but will be potentially
rescheduled for fall.
■ Hood River County Li-
brary district — all locations
closed through March 31. Web-
site services (eBooks, eAudio-
books, streaming movies and
50%
Sun-Thurs only
through May
Jon Paul Anderson
360-921-1541
B LARNEY T ONES
The all-female Irish themed alter-ego version of local acoustic
band The Good Notes played a set of St. Patrick’s Day tunes at
The Pines in Hood River last Saturday afternoon.
BONUS WINNER #7
The Mutineers at
Rivertap March 20
Live music coming up at
Rivertap:
Thursday, March 19: Thurs-
day Night Jump with Al &
Nolan, 6-9 p.m. (brothers play-
ing covers, country, rock)
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Caring for our
community
Providence Hood River Memorial Hospital is committed to protecting your health and
safety. To help reduce the impact of the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak, here are some
of the plans we’ve launched to care for our communities:
• We are following federal, state and local guidelines for personal protective
equipment, visitor regulations and safe patient admission, and the transport and
treatment of patients who have contracted the virus.
• We are committed to protecting our patients’ privacy and will not acknowledge when
we are treating people with COVID-19.
If you think you may have been exposed to the virus, we urge you to call your
health care provider or connect to a health care expert through a respected app.
Providence Express Care Virtual provides affordable visits with nurse practitioners who
can screen, assess, prescribe, and provide recommendations and follow up, all via
smartphone, computer or tablet.
Most people who contract this strain of coronavirus will only experience mild symptoms.
However, people who are elderly or are chronically ill, or who have compromised
immune systems or other health issues should seek medical help if they meet the
criteria for COVID-19 exposure.
As a community, we must all take precautions to lessen the spread of the virus.
It is extremely important for you to:
• Wash your hands thoroughly and often
• Cover your coughs and sneezes, using the crook of your arm and not your hands
• Avoid touching your face, especially your eyes, nose and mouth
• Avoid crowds
• Avoid shaking hands
Here are resources for up-to-the-minute information about the COVID-19 coronavirus:
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: cdc.gov
• Oregon Health Authority: healthoregon.org/coronavirus or call 211
• Providence: Providence.org/oregon
• Express Care: Virtual.Providence.org
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