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QUICK TAKES
MARCH 30�APRIL 6, 2022
JOIN A DRUM CIRCLE
APRIL 2
BAKER CITY — The monthly
community drum circle is hap-
pening Saturday, April 2, 4-6 p.m.
at Churchill School, 3451 Broad-
way St. No drumming experience
is necessary. Participants are wel-
come to bring a drum, or borrow
one provided by the Art Roamers.
This event is free; masks are
required inside the building.
OLDIES NIGHT DOUBLES
UP WITH EAGLES, THREE
DOG NIGHT
MILTON-FREEWATER — Re-
gardless of what mama tells you,
be sure to attend the upcoming
Oldies Night in Milton-Freewater,
featuring the hits of Three Dog
Night and the Eagles.
BJ the DJ will spin tunes from
the two Los Angeles-based pop
groups. The free event is Saturday,
April 2, 7-10 p.m. at Wesley United
Methodist Church, 816 S. Main St.
The Eagles placed two dozen
songs on the Billboard Hot
100 charts, including fi ve that
peaked at No. 1. “Hotel Califor-
nia” was the biggest. In all, you’ll
hear 17 Eagles tunes.
But that’s not all, there will be
23 hits by Three Dog Night. The
group had three chart-toppers,
including “Joy to the World,”
“Mama Told Me Not to Come”
and “Black & White.”
Disc jockey Bob Jones also
will share about the groups,
their songs and the times. For
questions, contact Jones at
dubuquer70@gmail.com or 541-
938-7028.
THE BEAT GOES ON WITH
JAM NIGHT
PENDLETON — Be sure
and mark your calendar for the
upcoming Jam Night. Held the
fi rst Thursday of each month at
Pendleton Center for the Arts,
musicians of all skill levels are
invited to get their groove on.
A free drop-in event, the next
Jam Night is Thursday, April 7,
7-8:30 p.m. at 214 N. Main St.
Musicians are invited to grab
their guitars, bongos, banjos,
mandolins or whatever they
have and join in the jam session.
Blues, rock, folk, country, pop
and more will fi ll the air as par-
ticipants experiment with sound.
For more information, call
541-278-9201 or visit www.
pendletonarts.org.
PARTY IN PENDLETON
WITH DAVE NUDO BAND
PENDLETON — Grab your
cowboy hat, dancing shoes and
friends and head to Electric Sun-
down for the Dave Nudo Band.
The award-winning musi-
cian is bringing the party to
Pendleton Friday, April 8, at 14
S.E. Third St. The doors open at
8 p.m. with the music starting at
9 p.m. The cost is $10 for the 21
and older show.
A full-service bar will be
available during the evening. For
more information, call 503-729-
2476 or search www.facebook.
com/theelectricsundown. For
more about the band, visit dav-
enudo.com.
BUCKHORN SALOON
GOES LIVE ON FRIDAYS
CONDON — Live Music Fridays
are happening again at the Buck-
horn Saloon at Hotel Condon,
A BRIEF LOOK AT WHAT’S
HAPPENING IN EASTERN OREGON
which is featured on the National
Register of Historic Places.
Head to Condon on Friday
nights, with the music typically
starting at 5 p.m. at 202 S. Main
St. There is no cover charge.
Named for an infamous Condon
bar dating back to 1903, the
Buckhorn Saloon reopened in the
spring of 2021. In addition to clas-
sic cocktails and house creations,
it off ers an Oregon wine selection
and six locally sourced craft brews.
NOW AVAILABLE!
Delivery to La Grande and Baker City medicinal patients twice a week (Tues and Wed.)
starting on September the 21st. Order must be submitted by 11 am pst the day of delivery.
SKIP THE LINE, SHOP ONLINE
Burntriverfarms.com
541-200-6699
1055 NW Washington Ave.
Ontario
OR License: 050 1003704D5A3
Do not operate a vehicle or machinery under the influence of this
drug. For use only by adults twenty-one years of age and older.
Keep out of reach of children.