QUICK TAKES
A BRIEF LOOK AT WHAT’S
HAPPENING IN EASTERN OREGON
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SEPTEMBER 15–22, 2021
ENJOY ACOUSTIC
GUITAR CONCERT BY
WALLOWA LAKE
schedule, go to www.pendle-
tonroundup.com.
WALLOWA LAKE VILLAGE
— A free evening of outdoor
acoustic guitar music by Dan
Zunel takes place Friday, Sept.
17, at the Wallowa Lake Lodge.
Spread out your blanket on the
lawn, close your eyes under the
green canopy of pines and firs
and enjoy the free music from
5-7 p.m.
LAST WALLOWOLOGY
DISCOVERY WALK OF THE
SEASON IS SEPT. 25
EXHIBIT, AUCTIONS
AND QUICK DRAW
HIGHLIGHTS OF ART
FESTIVAL
JOSEPH — The Wallowa
Valley Festival of the Arts is this
weekend, Sept. 17-19. The 39th
annual festival goes on with a
few public health modifications.
The display of nearly 100 pieces
of artwork opens Friday, Sept.
17, at the Josephy Center for
Arts and Culture, 403 N. Main
St., Joseph, with in-person
viewing from 7-8:30 p.m. (masks
and social distancing required).
The display is open to the public
also on Saturday and Sunday
beginning at 10 a.m. Saturday
includes live music and a wood-
Janet Dodson/Contributed photo
Learn about The Lost Apple Project at a talk at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 21, at the Little White Church in Union, hosted by
the Union County Museum.
carving demonstration by Steve
Arment outside the Josephy
Center, and from 2-4 p.m. watch
Quick Draw artists create and, if
you like, put in a bid to buy your
favorite piece, in the Mt. Joseph
Lodge’s garden. The silent auc-
tion ends on Sunday at 1:30 p.m.
and the display closes at 2 p.m.
ROUND-UP CONTINUES
THROUGH SEPT. 18
PENDLETON — The 111th
version of the Pendleton
Round-Up offers a variety of
cowboy and Native American
culture experiences, rodeos,
music, food and shopping —
going on now through Saturday,
Sept. 18 in Pendleton. For all
the details and each day’s full
WALLOWA COUNTY — Wal-
lowology’s free Discovery Walks
of the season end Sept. 25. On
Fridays, easy to moderate hikes
depart from trailheads at 9 a.m.
These Discovery Walks are limited
to 10 people and pre-registration
is required by emailing info@wal-
lowology.org. On Sept. 17, meet at
the end of Wallowa Lake Highway
351 for a hike along the BC Falls
Trail. On Sept. 24, hike the Hur-
ricane Creek Trail after meeting at
the end of Hurricane Creek Road.
The final Saturday Discovery
Walk will be on Sept. 25. On Sept.
17 and 25, gather at 9 a.m. in the
Wallowa Lake Lodge lobby for
a family-friendly nature walk ex-
ploring the area around the lake.
Pre-registration isn’t needed for
Saturday walks.
All hikes are guided, led by
Judy Swank or Charla Lower.
Masks are required. Participants
are asked to wear sturdy walking
shoes and bring water but leave
their dogs at home.