EOU UNVEILS SENIOR
CAPSTONE ART EXHIBIT
LA GRANDE — The Nightin-
gale Gallery at Eastern Oregon
University presents “Sum and
Substance,” the senior capstone
exhibit of Sophia Aimone, Kim
Baum and Dalton Mauzay. The
exhibition opens Friday, April 1,
with a reception from 5-7 p.m.
in the gallery, located in Loso
Hall. The exhibit runs through
April 29.
OPEN REGIONAL
FOCUSES ON
PHOTOGRAPHY
PENDLETON — This year’s
Open Regional Exhibit at Pend-
leton Center for the Arts is seek-
ing photography submissions.
The show is open to all adult
amateur and professional artists
who live in Eastern Oregon or
Southeastern Washington. Also,
there is a teen category.
Photographers, who may
enter two photographs, are
encouraged to select their best
shots taken within the past fi ve
years. In addition, artists may
indicate their works are for sale,
with the arts center receiving a
30% commission.
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QUICK TAKES
A BRIEF LOOK AT WHAT’S
HAPPENING IN EASTERN OREGON
MARCH 30�APRIL 6, 2022
Submissions must be
dropped off on April 2, noon-
4 p.m., at Pendleton Center
for the Arts, 214 N. Main St. To
arrange a diff erent time, con-
tact the arts center. For more
information, including registra-
tion and labeling instructions,
visit www.pendletonarts.org, call
541-278-9201 or email direc-
tor@pendletonarts.org.
tails and to register, go to www.
fi shtrap.com.
WINEMAKERS DINNER
SET FOR APRIL 9
CHURCHILL WELCOMES
HUMBIRD IN CONCERT
APRIL 2
BAKER CITY — Humbird, a
Minnesota-based band, will play
live Saturday, April 2, at Churchill
School, 3451 Broadway St.
(enter through the 16th Street
parking lot).
Doors open at 6 p.m. Tick-
ets are $10 in advance at www.
churchillbaker.com, or $15 at
the door. Proof of vaccination or
negative COVID test is required.
Admission is free for fully vac-
cinated kids age 15 and younger
with a ticket-holding adult.
FISHTRAP HOSTS ONLINE
POETRY WORKSHOP
IN APRIL
ENTERPRISE — Nellie Bridge
work with a dynamic team
& make a difference in someone's life
part-time & full-time
positions open at our
residential care facilities
Learn more at wvcenterforwellness.org
or contact HR at hr@wvcenterforwellnes.org
541-426-4524 x1062
Humbird/Contributed Image
Humbird, which plays in Baker City April 2, released the album “Still Life” in
October 2021. Album cover art is by Alexis Politz.
will lead an online poetry
workshop titled “Recipes from
Poems We Love” through
Fishtrap in April. Classes meet
on Saturdays from 11 a.m. to
1 p.m. Registration is $240, or
$215 for Fishtrappers. Everyone
in this workshop will bring an
inspiring poem to share and use
some part of it (structure, voice,
occasion, style, device) to craft
a poem of their own. For full de-
BAKER CITY — The Geiser
Grand Hotel will showcase
Copper Belt Winery at a spe-
cial dinner on Saturday, April 9,
featuring winemaker Travis Cook
as the host.
The Winemakers Dinner be-
gins with a tasting class at 5 p.m.,
followed by dinner at 7 p.m.
Advance tickets are $95 and
available at the hotel, 1996 Main
St., or by calling 541-523-1889.
“The Geiser Grand sup-
ports the excellent makers in
the region by purchasing their
products and showcasing their
unique attributes to our guests,”
said hotel owner Barbara Sidway.
“We’ve been supporting Copper
Belt Winery from their start, so
it seemed a natural progression
to develop an annual dinner to
really celebrate their wines.”
During the dinner, Cook will
talk about the wine — where
the grapes come from and how
the wine is made. The hotel
chef will also talk about the
food preparation.