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Santa Making His Rounds at the Old Mill DistrictIn the magical place called SantaLand, kiddies can capture the big guys ear with their hearts desires. Photography will make the moment into holiday history with an image of your little ones with Santa Claus. Look for Santa to make his pilgrimage down from the North Pole starting on Friday, November 28. Santa will be arriving by AirLink helicopter on the morning of November 28 (see full story on page 20). Hell be available every Friday through Sunday until Christmas to captivate your little sugarplums. Merry Christmas!

Wheres SantaLand anyway?SantaLand is in the Old Mill District, located near the north end of the shops in the former Orvis building. Still not sure? Mapquest us at 320 Powerhouse Drive, Suite 110, Bend, OR 97702 and youll get pretty darn close!

Tree of Joy Give a gift to someone in need. Names may be selected and gifts delivered through December 14. Tree of Joy will be open November 28-December 14 and is located in SantaLand. Hours are Monday-Thursday from 3-7:00pm and Friday-Sunday 11am-6pm. Hilton Garden Inn in the Old Mill District will take gifts 24/7 through December 14. Gifts must be unwrapped or in gift bags.

Gift WrappingGift wrapping in SantaLand on Friday-Sunday, November 28-30, December 12-14 and December 19-21 from 11am-5pm. Gift wrapping will range from $1-$3 or by donation. Funds raised by Beta Sigma Phi from the gift wrapping donations will go to Ronald McDonald House of Bend, Central Oregon Disabled Veterans and the Salvation Army.

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Bend Memorial Clinic offering primary care, urgent care and total care now in the Old Mill District. Youll find all the services you use the most, urgent care, family medicine and imaging & lab services. Grand Opening festivities on Saturday, November 15 from 10am-2pm. Located at 815 Bond (at Columbia). BMCs Old Mill District Clinic will include Allergy & Asthma, Pediatrics, Family Medicine, Urgent Care, Imaging and Lab. www.bendmemorialclinic.com

Pomegranate Holiday Shop will open a pop-up shop in the Old Mill District this holiday season. Pomegranate is well known for their wonderful gifts, garden and home accessories store in Bend. Look for candles, French soaps and lotions, scarves, tabletop and linens, cards and paper, childrens gifts and books, plus beautiful serving pieces, throws, design books and more. Open November 15 through January 3. Complimentary gift wrapping for the season and a grand opening celebration on Saturday, November 15. (Located next to Vanilla Urban Threads).

Pacifica For the first time ever Pacifica is bringing their Holiday Warehouse Sale to Bend! Enjoy up to 80% off your favorite candles, perfumes, holiday gifts and more! Make sure you come in and support natural products made right here in the Pacific Northwest. For 3 days only. Friday-Sunday, November 14-16. Warehouse Sale (open 10am-8pm Friday-Saturday and 11am-6pm on Sunday) will take place in the space between Desperado and Jimmy Johns.

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Extended Holiday Store HoursThis holiday season numerous stores are offering extended evening hours (December 14 - January 3) closing Monday Saturday at 9pm and Sunday at 7pm. Also open late are our many fabulous restaurants throughout the Old Mill District.

Desperado will host a Holiday Food Drive during December and customers will receive 10% off their purchase when they bring in non-perishable food items, pet or household supplies. Last year Desperados first food drive collected more than 200 pounds for Bends family shelter - Bethlehem Inn. Desperado also offers free-gift wrapping, no-hassle returns and often a glass of libation to keep the jolly in your holiday shopping!

Saxons Fine Jewelers is a proud supporter of the Rotary Tree of Joy and Operation Elf Box. Unwrapped gifts for Operation Elf Box can be dropped at the store beginning November 26 - December 13. Saxons will also be hosting Happy Hours throughout the holiday season.Visit www.saxonsfinejewelers.com/news-events for dates and times.

Nashelle will host special events over the holiday starting with the Peas & Love food drive now through November 17 (bring in 3 or more non-perishable food items donated to Neighbor Impact) and receive 20% off. On Black Friday

(open at 7am) enjoy 30% off storewide and the first 50 purchasers will receive a surprise drawing discount or gift. Teddy Bear Drive benefiting the Kids Center runs December 1-31. Bring in a new teddy bear and receive 20% off your entire purchase.

Flip Flop Shops will host a food and toy drive from November 15-December 18 for Cascade Youth & Family Center for adolescents and their families. Bring in 3 or more non-perishable food items for 15% off and receive 20% for donating an unwrapped toy.

J. Jill is hosting two special shopping events on November 22 and December 20 where customers can be first to shop new collections. Enjoy having your wardrobe updated by fashion stylists and receive help on putting together a holiday outfit, packing for vacation, gift buying or updating your current wardrobe.

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Lounge (2nd Level)31 Jimmy Johns39 Caf Yumm!40 Mio Sushi

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Anthonys at the Old Mill: A Pacific Northwest favorite, committed to serving the highest quality fresh seafood, from wild king salmon to local oysters and Dungeness crab. Dine on Hawaiian nachos, fish tacos or coconut prawns while enjoying a great view of the Deschutes River and Cascade Mountains.

Ben and Jerrys: New limited edition SNL Batch flavors are Gillys Catastrophic Crunch with chocolate and sweet cream ice creams with caramel clusters, fudge-covered almonds & a marshmallow swirl, Lazy Sunday and Two Wild & Crazy Pies with coconut and chocolate cream pie ice creams. These SNL batch flavors are around for a limited time so stop in soon!

Caf Yumm! serves fresh, delicious food in a distinctive and relaxed environment. Yumm! Bowls and dishes including all natural chicken, wild North Pacific salmon, premium turkey, vegetarian, vegan and special diet options.

Flatbread Community Oven: Specializes in serving true Neapolitan pizzas with passion, along with several rustic dishes such as freshly baked focaccia sandwiches, lasagnas, salads and delectable desserts accompanied by a fine selection of wine and beer. Live music on Wednesday evenings.

Gregs Grill: Gregs offers a variety of dishes with an emphasis on prime and choice-cut steaks, seafood, salads and rotisserie chicken with an extensive wine list and a full bar. Enjoy an expansive view of the Deschutes River from the dining room.

Hola!: Lively and colorful dcor highlight the Mexican-Peruvian cuisine of Hola! You are sure to enjoy their chicken mole, ceviche, enchiladas and several mouth-watering shrimp dishes. Serving signature margaritas and mojitos.

Jimmy Johns: Unlike any other sub shop in the country, Jimmy Johns offers the freshest ingredients and fastest service. French and whole-wheat bread baked in-house daily and every vegetable, cheese and all-natural meat is freshly sliced at the restaurant. Add the hot peppers!

Kona Mix Plate: Offering grilled meats, seafood and specialty dishes all with the distinct flavors of Hawaii. Try the Shoyu chicken, tempura shrimp, mahi mahi teriyaki, Kalua pork and Ahi poke.

Level 2: Global Food & Lounge: Serving small plate appetizers and entrees, specialty cocktails and a fantastic selection of beer and wine. A great late night option in a hip industrial setting. Great mountain views.

Mio Sushi: Mio Sushi offers sushi, tempura, teriyaki, noodles and bento boxes for lunch and dinner. Mio Sushis extensive menu of traditional and well-crafted fusion dishes appeals to kids and sushi novices as well as the experienced sushi connoisseur.

Pastini Pastaria: Inspired by the small, neighborhood pastarias found in Italy, Pastini serves numerous pasta combinations along with antipasti, salads and grilled Panini. Look for Chalkboard Specials highlighting pasta dishes using fresh produce for a savory meal. Offering a selection of local beers along with Italian and regional wines.

Red Robin: A fun-filled family atmosphere to enjoy gourmet burgers, chicken wings, bottomless fries, shakes and hot sandwiches. Red Robin serves a selection of beers and cocktails.

Strictly Organic Coffee Company: Come in for a great cup of coffee or specialty coffee drink thats Certified Organic and Fair Trade for people who care about the worlds environment, its people, and the coffee they enjoy. Serving chai, hot chocolate and tea, a variety of cold drinks, muffins and bagels.

Follow your palate to the Old Mill District and find dining options to suite whatever you, the kids or out of town guests are in the mood to enjoy!

So Many Choices, So Little Time! We invite you to come dine with us!


The Royal BalletThe Royal Ballet showcasing the great classical ballets and new works by leading choreographers of today. The company sees access to their performances as a key issueballet to be seen not just at the Royal Opera House in London but via

cinematic performances.

Alices Adventure in Wonderland December 16 Experience a classic story of magic and wonder told through the enchantment of ballet. The Winters Tale February 17 The tale of a familys destruction, a statue that comes to life and ending with forgiveness and reconciliation. The story is powerful material for ballet and the opportunity for the Company to create new central characters and a whole world around them.

Take in behind-the-scenes look at the Royal Opera House and exclusive interviews with artists from The Royal Ballet. For more information to these Royal Opera Ballet simulcast performances (as well as Swan Lake in March 2015 and La Fille mal gardee in May) visit www.FathomEvents.com.

Bolshoi BalletA special Fathom Events production captured live from Moscow, Russia. Experience the excitement and the beauty of world-class performances from the Bolshoi Ballet at Regal Cinemas in the Old Mill District.

The Nutcracker December 21 The Nutcracker is an iconic holiday story with music by Tchaikovsky, fanciful sets and enchanting costumes.

Swan Lake January 25 Swan Lake is one of the most romantic classical ballets. A white swan by day, maiden by night, the beautiful Odette awaits an oath of true love to break the curse.

For more information and tickets to Bolshoi Ballet live and simulcast performances, visit www.FathomEvents.com.

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The new season of The Met: Live in HD includes all six of the Mets new productions. Rossinis Il Barbiere di Siviglia featuring some of the most instantly recognizable melodies in all of opera in Rossinis classic comedy. Michele Mariotti conducts the vivid and tuneful score. (November 22 at 9:55am.)

Wagners Die Meistersinger von Nrnberg an epic comedy about a group of Renaissance master singers whose song contest unites a city. James Levine conducts this charming celebration of the power of music and art. (December 13 at 9am.)

Lehars The Merry Widow with new staging by Broadway virtuoso director and choreographer Susan Stroman and her design team of Julian Crouch and costume designer William Ivey Long have created an art-nouveau setting. Rene Fleming stars as the beguiling femme fatale who captivates Paris. (January 17 at 9:55am).

During intermission, enjoy live interviews with an amazing cast of world famous opera singers and behind the scenes set changeselaborately crafted costumes

and modern set design. Regal Cinemas in the Old Mill District is one of many participating theaters worldwide. For more information and tickets, visit www.FathomEvents.com.

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A6 Print Studio & Gallery Vintage West with contemporary interpretations of posters, proclamations, and other broadsides from the days of the wild west on view through November 30.

Print Salon is an ever changing floor-to-ceiling show by A6 Artist Members on view in December. Each time you stop by expect a new presentation as works of art are sold off the walls and new prints hung in its place.

A6 is a print making studio offering classes, workshops, artist residencies and exhibitions.

DeWilde Art Glass DeWilde Art Glass offers handmade stained glass windows, doors and individual hanging works of art in various sizes and price ranges. Stop in to see samples of custom work or the latest commission in progress in the workshop.

Lubbesmeyer Studio & Gallery Twins, Lisa and Lori Lubbesmeyer are exhibiting their latest body of work in fiber and paint. This vibrant exhibit showcases the collaborative talent of the Lubbesmeyers as they draw on their backgrounds in painting and printmaking to capture the essence of their surroundings in their latest show. The artists invite you to tour their studio and gallery, where they are available to discuss their latest work.

Tumalo Art Co. Portrait of a Place focuses on the Steens Wilderness Area and the Mlheur Refuge, wild places that support hundreds of thousands of birds during the migratory season. Alisa Huntley pays tribute to a remarkable places through her paintings.

Winter Salon an exhibition that features small works that make it possible for you to give artthe completely original gift! Discover one-of-a-kind creations perfect for hanging on the treefrom hand-made ornaments and small paintings to hand-blown glass, custom jewelry and ceramics. Enjoy this festive holiday exhibition each year at the gallery.

Art StationArt Stationis the perfect place for artistic expression. No matter your age or interest, the Art Stations wide variety of classes,

schedules and media will deliver the joy of creating an original work of art for kids, teens and adults. Visit www.ArtsCentralOregon.orgfor more information on the wide variety of classes offered every day at The Art Station.

First Friday Art Walks are a family experience at The Art Station! Join us for drop-in Family First Friday activities and a student art show from 10am-12pm and from 4-6pm. A $5 donation means you and your kids can participate in a different fun, hands-on project every month, and even enjoy a few snacks before you walk the galleries in the Old Mill District and downtown! December: Printmaking Cards and January: Drawing.

Start here on First Friday! Stop into each gallery in the Old Mill District during the First Friday Art Walk on Friday, December 5 and January 2, from 4-8pm.


Jubelalea festive winter aleenjoy layered flavors of warm spiciness, dried fruit and a hoppy finish. This year marks the 27th bottling of Jubelale, the first brew that Deschutes Brewery ever bottled.

This years label features an original fiber art from Lisa and Lori Lubbesmeyer focusing on a couple sledding in a shimmering

winter landscape. Creating the label artwork was a unique challenge for us. Our final design was inspired by engagement photos of our niece and her fianc playing in the snow. This had us thinking about what we like to do during the winter in Bendsledding followed by a beer sounded perfect.

During the Lubbesmeyers artistic process, they exchange the work of art, allowing the imagery to emerge spontaneously. The fracturing of shape and saturation of color occurs with each layer of fabric allowing the texture of the fiber to build the imagery as theyve responded to each others work.

We typically work in landscapes, so adding figures is something fairly recent for us as artists, said Lisa. The scene we created was meant to capture the essence of

the lifestyle we enjoy here in Central Oregon. The Lubbesmeyers gallery and working studio showcasing a range of fiber and acrylic paintings is located upstairs in the Old Mill District. www.lubbesmeyer.com

Deschutes Brewery now ships to 26 states and around the world from its main brewing facility located on the banks of the Deschutes River. Tasting Room hours are Monday-Sunday from 12-5pm. Tours available 1-4pm daily. www.deschutesbrewery.com

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Construction of Bend Park & Recreation Districts Simpson Pavilion, located on the former Mt. Bachelor Park & Ride lot at the intersection of Colorado and Simpson Avenues, is planned to start in late fall or early winter of 2014.

The open air, covered pavilion will include a seasonal ice rink operating from November-March and a multi-purpose recreation space operating from April-October. The project will also include parking and a support building with a lobby, food concession, restrooms and changing rooms. The pavilion will host a variety of both winter and summer recreation activities such as ice skating and hockey, pickleball, basketball, volleyball, tennis, after school programs and youth camps. The pavilion will include two outdoor courtyards, one with a fire pit and seating and a large lawn. At 85 ft. by 200 ft., the NHL-sized ice rink will readily support ice hockey games. The pavilion is targeted to open in early 2016. More information available at www.bendparksandrec.org

Mt. Bachelor in WinterGet ready for another fabulous season on the mountain! Mt. Bachelor offers 10 lifts (7 express quads) for skiing and boarding, an extensive Nordic trail system and tubing park. Enjoy 3,683 acres of terrain for all ability levels, five terrain parks, a halfpipe and 56k of cross-country trails. The Summit Express offers 360 degree skiing off the highest chairlift in the Pacific Northwest and several Westside runs are nearly two miles long.

This ski season Mt. Bachelor will offer expanded access to 600 acres of new terrain on the sunnier east side of the mountain. Advanced skiers and riders can sample the new terrain this winter as soon as the snow is sufficiently deep. A 20-minute hike back to the nearest chairlift will be necessary, with plans to install a new high-speed quad chairlift in the area within the next few years. www.mtbachelor.com


Braised Leek and Bacon TartIngredients, for the shell: 1 cup all-purpose flour, 6 1/2 tbsp butter, cut into 1/2 inch pieces, 3 to 4 tbsp cold water and 1/2 tsp salt.

Ingredients, for the filling: 4 braised leeks, cut into 1 1/2 inch pieces, 2 tbsp braising liquid from the leeks, 3 slick slices bacon, minced and sauted until slightly crispy, 2 large eggs, 1/4 cup creme fraiche, 2/3 cups half and half, 3/4 cup Gruyere cheese, 1 tsp thyme leaves, minced, ground nutmeg and salt and pepper, to taste.

For the receipe directions see the full article at www.theoldmill.com/shopping-bend-oregon/gingers_kitchenware.

Gingers Kitchenware will be sampling Pok Pok Som drinking vinegars on Black Friday throughout the day.

Chai Spiced ApplesEasy and delicious over vanilla ice cream or an interesting twist as a topping for other sweet and savory dishes.

Ingredients: 3 lbs. baking apples (e.g. Fuji, Gala, Golden Delicious) , 1/2 cup apple cider or juice, lemon, juiced, 1/4 cup Vanilla Bean Sugar, 1 Tbsp. Mt. Baker Chai Spice Seasoning and 3 Tbsp. unsalted butter (optional).

Directions: Peel and core apples and cut each into -inch slices. Place in a large saucepan. Stir in all remaining ingredients except butter. Cook over medium heat, stirring often, until apples soften, about 20 min. Stir in butter (if using) and continue

to cook until melted, about 5 min. Remove from heat and serve.

Serve with oatmeal for breakfast, grilled pork for dinner, or crepes and whipped cream for dessert. Use for apple pie filling or puree apples while theyre still warm to make an applesauce. Try them on top of Grilled Chai Pork Chops & Gravy.

Savory Spice Shop will be offering tasty samples on Black Friday highlighting several spices, sugars and extracts for holiday baking, entertaining, dinner parties and drinks.

Stop into Savory Spice Shop on Saturdays-Sundays throughout November and December for Hot Cider samples.


Our local theater, national performers and holiday music groups offer plenty of family friendly options for a live performance and a fun night out. Theres always something to entertain you over the holidays.

2nd Street Theater presents Santaland Diaries based in the outlandish and true chronicles of David Sedaris experience as an elf at Macys over the holidays. Clinton Clark returns for this hilarious cult classic featuring comic encounters that runs December 18-22. Love, Loss and What I Wore A cast of five women tell funny, wistful and universal memories about their families and loved ones through the prism of their closets. Performances run January 16-31 on select dates. www.2ndstreettheater.com

BEAT - Quality Youth Theatre presents The Hobbit. Bilbo is asked to leave his large, roomy and very dry home in order to set off as chief robber in an attempt to recover an important treasure. It is a story for the hearts of children and adults who continue to enjoy this kind of magic. Performances at 2nd Street Theater December 5 - 14. BEAT presents Disneys Aladdin January 23 - February 1. www.beatonline.org

Cascade Chorale presents their 10th Annual Holiday Magic concerts a benefit event for ECHO (Educating Chinese Orphans). Under the direction of James W. Knox, the Cascade Chorale and members from the Central Oregon Symphony put on a holiday concert filled with spectacular seasonal music. Performances are at the Tower Theatre on Saturday, December 6 at 7pm and Sunday, December 7 at 3pm. Visit www.cascadechorale.org for more information.

The Cascade Theatrical Company presents Humbug a modern day twist by John Wooten on A Christmas Carol runs December 5-20. This is Tennessee Williams at his best The Glass Menagerie reveals his insights into the human heart while remaining a drama of great tenderness, charm and beauty. The play runs January 23-February 7.Visit www.cacadestheatrical.org for the full season of plays and show times.

The Central Oregon School of Ballet will be presenting their 29th Anniversary of The Nutcracker. This ballet is a great holiday tradition for audiences of all ages to enjoy the Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy. Performances are on Saturday, December 6, at 3pm and 7pm and on Sunday, December 7 at 3pm at Bend High School. Visit www.centraloregonschoolfofballet.com for more information.

Central Oregon Symphony Spotlight Recital with Dove String Quartet on January 18 at COCC. Virginia Riggs Childrens Concert designed to introduce children to the instruments and sounds of an orchestra on February 12 at Bend High. Winter 2015 Concert Series on February 14-16 at Bend High. Performances of Wagner, Delibes and Gershwin - Concerto in F with Kotaro Fukuma, piano soloist. www.cosymphony.com

Deschutes Public Library Author! Author! Literary series with Garth Stein author of The Art of Racing in the Rain on February 11 at Bend High School auditorium at 7pm. Visiting authors will also include Ann Patchett author of Bel Canto and State of Wonder in March and Piper Kerman Orange is the New Black in May. www.dplfoundation.org

Fathom Events brings the best in one-night and limited-run events to Regal Cinemas throughout the year. National and international productions this holiday season include Royal Ballet Cinemas Alices Adventures in Wonderland December 16 and The Winters Tale February 17. The Bolshoi Ballet from Moscow presents The Nutcracker December 21 and Swan Lake January 25. The Met: Live in HD performances include Rossinis Il Barbiere di Siviglia on November 22, Wagners Die Meistersinger von Nrnberg on December 13 and Lehars The Merry

WidowNew Production on January 17. Fathom Events connects you to the most exclusive entertainment in movie theaters nationwide. www.fathomevents.com

High Desert Chamber Music performance on November 21 presents three works from Beethovens early period with pianist Robert Thies and violinist Isabelle Senger at the First United Methodist Church. On February 14, the Crown City String Quartet performs featuring three violinists and a cello at the Tower Theatre. Visit www.highdesertchambermusic.com for a full schedule of concerts.

Jazz at the Oxford celebrates their 5th Anniversary and presents another fantastic lineup of jazz performers. TIZER offers an explosive mix of jazz, rock, classical and world rhythms with guest musicians on November 21-22. Oregon Piano Summit II performing an incredible blending of piano styles on December 26-27. Mel Browns B-3 Organ Group CD Release Party on December 28. Trumpet Legend Randy Brecker and guest musicians on January 16-17. www.oxfordhotelbend.com/jazz-at-the-oxford

The Tower Theatre has a range of performances over the Holidays. Mariachi Sol De Mexico presents holiday songs, folk dances and mariachi classics on December 9. Central Oregon Mastersingers annual holiday concert of familiar carols on December 13-14 and joined by Youth Choir of Central Oregon. A Tower Christmas presenting holiday songs, stories and dances on December 21-22. Visit www.towertheatre.org for a complete schedule.


Ice Skating in Bend Plan a fun family outing ice skating at the beautiful outdoor rink at Seventh Mountain Resort. Spend a winter afternoon at this exceptional ice skating rink, stay warm by the outdoor fire pits and treat yourself to a hot chocolate. Ice skating is available November 22 March 28. www.seventhmountainresort.com

Village Ice Pavilion in Sunriver Take the entire family ice skating this winter. The Village Ice Pavilion includes an indoor/outdoor fireplace and a solar screening system which offers shelter from inclement

weather. Ice skating season runs November 22 March 31. www.sunrivericerink.com.

Sledding Wanoga Sno-Park offers a fantastic sledding hill for kids of all ages!The Sno-Park has a warming shelter with picnic tables and a wood-burning fire. The Wanoga Sno-Park the only Sno-Park on the South side of the road (12 miles from Bend).

Mt. Bachelor Snowblast Tubing Park Experience the snow like never before at the Snowblast Tubing Park with an 800 foot ride full of jumps and bumps as you speed down the mountain. The surface lifts are built with the latest technology to pull you back up the slope. www.mtbachelor.com

SHARC Tubing Hill offers year round tubing in Sunriver. An artificial sledding surface provides a guaranteed thrill ride even when the snow conditions may be variable. The in-door facilities at SHARC are open year-round so you can take the kids swimming or sledding. Visit www.sunriversharc.com for hours, expanded facility features and admission options.

More information available at www.theoldmill.com/holiday-happenings/ice-skating--sledding/.


Santa arrives by HelicopterFor the third year in a row Santa will arrive in an AirLink helicopter in the Les Schwab Amphitheater on Friday, November 28.

Be sure to arrive by 10:00am as Santa could arrive anytime between 10:00-10:15am. Santa will greet all the kids before being whisked off to SantaLand.

Celebrity SantaTake a photo with the holidays biggest celebrity...Santa! Parents join in the fun by guessing the Celebrity Santa of the day. SantaLand is open from 11am-5pm on the following dates: Friday-Sunday, November 28-30 Friday Sunday, December 5-7 Friday-Sunday, December 12-14 Friday- Sunday, December 19-21 Monday-Tuesday, December 22-23

Carriage RidesThe Old Mill District provides complimentary carriage rides with Cowboy Carriage.Located between Ben & Jerrys and Francescas. Tips and donations benefiting Kids Center. (Carriage rides are weather dependent.)Friday-Sunday, November 28-30 Saturday-Sunday, December 6-7Saturday-Sunday, December 13-14Saturday-Tuesday, December 20-23Saturday-Sunday, December 27-28

Tree of JoyNovember 28-December 14This season give a gift to someone in need. Names may be selected and gifts delivered through December 14. Hours are Monday-Thursday from 3-7pm and Friday-Sunday 11am-6pm. Hilton Garden Inn in the Old Mill District will take gifts 24/7 through December 14. Gifts must be unwrapped or in gift bags.

Roving Musical PerformancesCarolers music schedule (subject to change): Tuesday, December 2 from 4-5pm, Mt. View High School Andante Jazz Choir

Friday, December 5 from 11:30am 12:30pm, High Desert Middle School Jazz Choir

Friday, December 5 from 5-7pm, Sisters High School Jazz Choir

Saturday, December 6 from 2-3pm, Bend Senior High School Choir

Saturday, December 6 from 4-5pm, Peace Chords of Westside Village Magnet School

Friday, December 12 from 11:30am 12:30pm, High Desert Middle School Jazz Choir

Friday, December 12 from 5-6pm, School of the Arts at The Bridge Handbells

Saturday, December 13 from 2-3pm, Bend Senior High School Choir

Saturday, December 13 from 3-4pm, Summit High School Choir

Saturday, December 13 from 5-6pm, School of the Arts at The Bridge Choir

Sunday, December 14 from 1-2pm, Mt. View High School Andante Jazz Choir

Tuesday, December 16, from 4-5pm, Trinity Lutheran High School Concert Choir

Friday, December 19 from 5-6pm, School of the Arts at The Bridge Choir

Saturday, December 20 from 2-3pm, Summit High School Choir

Saturday, December 20 from 6-7pm, High Desert Harmoneers

Monday, December 22, from 5-6pm, Trinity Lutheran High School Concert Choir


Holiday EventsHoliday Tree Lighting on Friday, November 29 at 6pm in downtown Bend.

Christmas Parade on Saturday, December 6 at 12 noon in downtown Bend.

Annual Christmas Paddle, Friday, December 12 at 4:30pm. Meet at Tumalo Creek Kayak & Canoe at 4pm for a 4:30pm launch with your decorated kayak or canoe and paddle through the Old Mill District.

Menorah Lighting for Chanukah on Tuesday, December 16 at 5pm (sundown) to 7pm in Center Plaza in the Old Mill District.

REI EventsSnowshoe Basics on Tuesday, November 25 from 5:30-7pm.

Ski and Snowboarding Waxing Basics Tuesday, December 2 from 5:30-7:00pm.

Avalanche Awareness Thursday, December 4 from 5:30-7:00pm.

Outdoor Photography Basics Thursday, December 11 from 5:30-7:30pm.

REI Pre-Holiday Sale runs November 14-23.This is REIs biggest sale of the season. REI Used Gear Sale on Saturday, January 3 from 10am-3pm. REI Members save big on used but useful merchandise. Items are one-of-a-kind; come early for best selection.

The Art We LoveFirst Friday Art Walk on Friday, December 5 and January 2, 4-8pm at A6 Print Studio & Gallery, DeWilde Art & Glass, Lubbesmeyer Studio & Gallery and Tumalo Art Co.

Runs/WalksCentral Oregon Thanksgiving Classic on Thursday, November 27 at 9am. A 10K Run, 5K Run and 5K Walk benefiting Girls on the Run, an affiliate organization of Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Oregon. www.bendthanksgivingclassic.com

I Like Pie fun run on Thursday, November 27 at 9am. A 2K, 5K or 10K run benefiting Neighbor Impact. Runners are asked to bring a $5 donation or five pounds of food. www.footzonebend.com

Jingle Bell Run on Saturday, December 6 at 11am. Tie jingle bells to your shoelaces. Run or walk a 1K/5K route to support the Arthritis Foundation. www.bendjinglebellrun.kintera.org


This photo of Mill B was taken c.1954 as mill workers are directing the logs up the log slip and into the mill. The mill workers used pikes (a long pole with a metal point and a fixed hook) for sorting and guiding logs. The primary saw used at the mill (referred to as the head rig) cut the logs into unfinished pieces. Night crews would blast the river to keep the logs from freezing together in the log ponds. Blasting kept the river open so that Bends logging mills could continue to run during the winter months.You can see the Mill B Powerhouse (now REI) in the background and the burner on the left edge of the picture. The Deschutes River is in the foreground of this photograph.

The winter of 1950 ranks up in the top five severe winters in Bends history. A blizzard hit dumping 56 inches of snow and the temperature dropped to 26 degrees below zero. Ray Miller, a Brooks-Scanlon Superintendent, was concerned with the Mill B sawmill freezing up. Miller snow shoed out to the log washer located at the bottom of Mill Bs bull chain (a very heavy chain with sharp spikes used to hold the logs on the slip as they moved from the pond into the mill). An article in the Pine Echoes (Brooks-Scanlon Newsletter) the log washer (a trough used to remove mud/debris from the log) was frozen and started up again a week later when the weather warmed up.


The Des Chutes Historical Museum features exhibits that allow you to explore Deschutes County prehistory; area Native American tribal history; early exploration and fur trapping; homesteading the High Desert; logging and Forest Service history; and life in Bend over the years. The building is constructed of locally quarried pink volcanic tuff. The building is on the

National Register ofHistoric Places (Reid School 1914 -1977) and became the Des Chutes Historical Museum in 1980. Open Tuesday-Saturday from 10am-4:30pm. www.deschuteshistory.org

The Bowman Museum: Crook County History Centers permanent exhibits tell Crook

Countys story from local Native Americans to homesteaders; from farming and ranching, to logging and Les Schwabs story. The Bowman Museum is able to bring Central Oregons history to life deepening our understanding of the regions resources, economy and people. In Prineville, Tuesday-Friday 10am-5pm and Saturday 11am-4pm. www.bowmanmuseum.org

Calderas Artist Open Studioseries on January 31, February 28 and March 28, 2015. Open Studios offer an opportunity to meet professional artists selected for month-long residencies in literary, visual and performing

arts from New York, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Wyoming, and California and Oregon. Many 2015 Artists in Residents will share their work through workshops and presentations to Caldera youth in Bend, Redmond, Madras, Sisters and Portland.Caldera is located past Sisters, Saturdays from 1-3pm. www.calderaarts.org

At the Oregon Observatory at youll gaze at binary stars, nebulas,star clusters, galaxiesand planets. The Observatory is a hands-on experience unlike any other with the opportunity to see deep sky objects and the chance to operate a powerful telescope. Amateur astronomers often bring their ownequipment and join in the fun.In Sunriver, open select holiday Saturdays over the Winter (Thanksgiving 11/29,

Christmas 12/27, Martin Luther King 1/17 and Presidents Day 2/14 from 11am-2pm for solar viewing and 8-10pm). www.oregonobservatory.org

The Sunriver Nature Center has interpretive exhibits, educational programs, a botanical garden and nature trail. Visitors will experience hands-on exhibits about mammals, reptiles, amphibians and birds that live in Central Oregon. Winter Hours: November - February. Open Wednesday- Saturday 10am - 4pm. www.sunrivernaturecenter.org

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The High Desert Museums current exhibitions include Waters Extreme Journey Experience what its like to be a droplet of water making a challenging journey from watershed to ocean on view through January 4.

Animal Corridors: Migration on the Wing Explore the fascinating world of aerial migrations and learn how birds travel thousands of miles and return, year after year, to the same location. On view through January 20.

Brewing Culture: The Craft of Beer offers a thorough look at the history of brewing in the high desert. The exhibition will explore the ingredients of beer, brewing processes and the design and technology of the brewing industry on view January 17-May 31.

Out On A Limb: Adventures with Nature and Art This is an imaginative and playful environment all about trees. Kids will climb on a treehouse, gather leaves, build a fort, play games and create works of art using natural materials. December 6 - March 29.

Winter Hours: November-April, 10am -4pm. www.highdesertmuseum.org


Fermentation CelebrationThe 4th annual Fermentation Celebrationa beer walk in the Old Mill Districtwith hop filled tasting of Bends 20+ local breweries on Thursday, June 18, 2015

Bend ConcertsConcerts announcements start as early as January-February 2015. Be the first to know when concerts are confirmed and go on sale. Subscribe to our e-newsletters at www.bendconcerts.com or www.theoldmill.com and follow us on Facebook.

BMC Free Summer Sunday ConcertsVisit the Les Schwab Amphitheater for a beautiful afternoon of great music and healthy family fun. All concerts run 2:30-4:30pm on select Sundays in June-July 2015.

Bend BrewfestThe 12th annual Bend Brewfest focuses on tasting and enjoying fine craft beer with over 170+ beers from over 60+ breweries, cideries and wine on Thursday-Saturday, August 13-15, 2015.

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10 Barrel Brewing Pray For Snow: This delicately balanced Strong Ale starts with dark copper color mixed with slight reddish hues and a light tan head. Big malty aroma with a Munich character give way to a slight caramel & toffee mixed with spicy noble hop aroma, all wrapped together with a medium-bodied mouth feel.

Ale Apothecary Sahalie: This mixed fermentation ale, brewed in spruce, is inspired by traditional Finnish sahti. A true work of art, Sahalie shows complex flavors that arrive from the very methods used for production. The result is the process impacts the flavor profile at least as much as the ingredients themselves.

Below Grade Brewing Dangerous Kate Black IPA: Nine premium malts and four varieties of hops are in this dark as night concoction. Prominent hop character. Like an India Pale Ale, but with moderate degree of caramel malt character and dark roasted malt flavor and aroma.

Bend Brewing Company Scish Heart Scch Ale: A Scotch Ale rich and full bodied with a malt flavor dominated by caramel, followed by a hint of roasted malts and earthiness. Scottish Heart delivers a rich, full flavored, experience without being overly sweet.

Boneyard Beer Norious: This triple IPA pours a clear amber color with a light white head. Huge grapefruit and pine aroma lead to flavors of citrus, tropical fruits and honey. Hops are abundant and explode from the glass while balancing amazingly well with the malts.

Bridge 99 Brewery Winter Trail Stout: This stout is loaded with the flavors of oatmeal, vanilla, brown sugar, dark chocolate and coffee.

Cascade Lakes Brewing Sliery Slope: This winter warmer style ale uses crystal malt and generous amounts of cascade hops to produce a well-balanced seasonal ale.

Crux Fermentation Project Freakcake: The hue of this barrel-aged Oud Bruin style beer is derived from roasted Belgian aromatic malts

and fruity esters are augmented by lemon and orange zest. For a further twist, cherries, raisins, cranberries, figs, dates and currants are added to create a mildly acidic ale.

Deschutes Brewery Jubelale: Warm spiciness and tradition grace this bold winter ale. Intriguing, layered flavors unfold to reveal chicory, dried fruit and toffee notes with a hoppy kick to finish. The deep garnet color pairs perfectly with holiday celebrations. Enjoy the 27th bottling of this winter favorite!

Good Life Brewing P Stout: A smooth bodied ale with subtle hints of roasted malt and chocolate combined with a slight coffee and cocoa character.

Juniper Brewing Company Jolly Black Ale: This low-hop, malt forward beer has easy drinkability and a unique style.

McMenamins Kris Kringle: A hearty and robust ale with bold malt complexity, a flavorful hop profile and boasts rich, toasty, aromatic and chocolaty malt flavors as its very sturdy foundation.

Oblivion Brewery Winter Oblivion: This robust, dark ale uses a variety of roasted barley styles. The copious amounts of NW hops added, balances out the deep malt characteristics.

Old Mill Brew Wrks Schizophrenic Stout: Science meets art in this glass of beautiful dark-roasted, heavily-malted beer. Creamy flavors of rich coffee in this fantastically frothy beverage.

Rat Hole Brewing Fence Post Porter: This comforting porter offers the beer drinker a soft, creamy feel to the mouth, with a hint of chocolate in the finish. This flavor profile comes from a combination of six malts, high quality chocolate and flaked oats.

RiverBend Brewing Winter Mint Black Ale: A smooth black ale infused with peppermint? Sounds absolutely divine! The brewers at Riverbend took two of our favorite things (beer and peppermint) and blended them to perfection.

Silver Moon Brewing Elf Brew: This seasons Elf Brew is a spiced brown porter that tastes of chocolate and sweet bread, with tantalizing hints of licorice root and English hops. It finishes clean with just a hint of orange peel and cardamom.

Smith Rock Brewing Company Morning Glory IPA: A nice refreshing, balanced IPA which is smooth and drinkable any time of year. Morning Glory features four different malts and a combination of Citra, Cascade, Columbus and Centennial hops.

Solstice Brewing Company Bo Stompn Stout: Deep and dark in color but smooth and full of roasted notes, this is stout brewed in the Irish style with characteristic oatmeal and roasted barley.

Sunriver Brewing Company Shred Head Winter Ale: This robust Northwest styled strong ale has a foundation packed with the finest American and European malts, and fortified with the addition of dark brown sugar. A hearty helping of Northwest and British hops bring balance to this traditional winter warmer.

Three Creeks Brewing Company Rudolphs Imperial Red: This annual holiday release is brewed with eight specialty malts. Bravo, Centennial, Crystal and Chinook hops in the kettle balance the candylike malt sweetness while a dry hop blend with Amarillo hops adds a fruity aroma.

Wild Ride Brewing Stand Up & Shout Stout: This foreign export stout features the addition of vanilla beans and 100% Kona coffee. These two ingredients bring harmony to a stout with notes of chocolate, caramel, and roast.

Worthy Brewing Company Powder Keg Winter Ale: This red-hued ale is a festive IPA with loads of hop flavor and aroma. Piney and citrusy hop character is balanced by a generous dose of crystal malts making this an aggressive yet balanced beer.

Or nearly 25 cheers for Central Oregon winter beers! We have some of the worlds best breweries right here in our region, and many have a nice seasonal beer just waiting to warm you up for the holiday season. We invite you to partake and enjoy the season by lifting your glass to craft brewing!


Bend Distillery Bend Distillery specialty spirits include Crater Lake Hazelnut Espresso Vodka and Sweet Ginger Vodkatry it mixed with grapefruit soda. Crater Lake Rye Whiskey has deep toffee notes and a peppery spice thats great for winter coffee drinks and on the rocks. Be sure to try the Hatch Chili Peppered Vodka available only at the distillery. Tasting room open daily Monday-Saturday from 11am-5pm and Sunday 11am-4pm. Drop in tours available. www.bendistillery.com

Oregon Spirit Distillers Oregon Spirit Distillers Peppermint Schnapps (released in early November) and just in time for the Holidays. Spirits available year round include Oregon Spirit Vodka, C.W. Irwin Bourbon, Merrylegs Genever, One-Eyed Jon Spiced Rum, Wild Card Absinthe and Ottis Webber Wheat Whiskey. Tasting room open Monday-Saturday from

12-5pm. Drop in tours available. www.oregonspiritdistillers.com

Cascade Alchemy Cascade Alchemy Classic Vodka made from corn and Gluten Free. Chai Tea Vodka

starts with the same vodka base before adding a wonderful blend of black tea and spices from My Chai to create a truly unique spirit. The Alchemy team suggests Chai Tea Vodka Eggnog, Hot Buttered Chai, or warm milk and Chai. Alchemys Apple Pie

starts with Alchemys classic vodka combined with all natural apple juice and pie spices. Try it with spiced rum, Chai Vodka or whiskey and slice of orange

on a cold winter night. Tasting Room has limited hours. Call in advance (541) 647-4363 to inquire. www.cascadealchemy.com

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ATLAS Cider Company Spiced Pear- Local pear and spices come together in this seasonal, limited release blend. Only available on draft.

Red Tank Cider e Grinch Cider: Cherry, Strawberry, Cranberry and Lemon. He puzzled and puzzled till his puzzler was sore.

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The Old Mill District plaques celebrate and honor the lives of people with a connection to Central Oregon. From a former mill worker, to a mom who walked the river trail each morning, the Old Mill District has numerous plaques on the bollards along the river trail, near the amphitheater, shops and on select benches throughout the property.

Bill Smith, developer of the Old Mill District, created the first plaque in 2003 to honor Bert Hagen, who worked for roughly 40 years at the Brooks-Scanlon lumber mill, and was a community builder. Over the last several years numerous Mill workers such as Jack Voos (Road Builder), and community leaders including Les Schwab (Tire Centers) and Gordy Robberson (Robberson Ford) have received plaques in their honor. Smith said, In essence, were telling the history of Bend through these people.

Initially the installation of plaques in the Old Mill District was an opportunity to remember those connected to the history of Central Oregon. Over

the years the plaques have become a way for families and friends to honor their loved ones, both living and deceased. On the first anniversary of Jim Wittys passing in 2008 (a well-known outdoor writer) his family and friends gathered at his plaque to celebrate his life with music and a picnic. Recently our office was touched by a woman who wanted to order a plaque to honor a dear friend in Bend who had lost her husband. Once installed, the woman traveled to Bend and together, while walking in the amphitheater, surprised her friend when they came across the plaque in her honor.

Contact the Old Mill Office at 312-0131 if interested in more information. Families have the opportunity to walk the property and find an available location. www.theoldmill.com

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Oregon WinterFest is a massive celebration of all things winter with national music acts, the largest off-mountain rail jam in the northwest, ice sculptures, the OMSI Kids Area, fine art, delicious food, beer, wine and more. Join thousands of revelers on Presidents Day Weekend, February 13-15, 2015 for the OnPoint Community Credit Union Oregon WinterFest presented by U.S. Cellular.

Oregon WinterFest is for the whole family. Kids will enjoy the OMSI science area and the expanded childrens play area provided by local inflatables Bouncing Off the Walls. Parents will enjoy two heated blocks of marketplace vendors offering artistic and culinary vendors with one of a kind creations.

Back for its third year, the Fire Pit Competition will

light up the Old Mill District with custom-crafted, one-of-a-kind fire pits from artists throughout the

Northwest. Bigger than ever before, fifteen ice sculptures will come to life through the work of live artists chipping away at giant slabs of ice in the Ice Sculpture Competition.

The tradition of snow sports action continues with a newly expanded rail jam. In addition, attendees can spectate or participate in Snow Warriors, the outrageous, fun and challenging obstacle course where

racers traverse through mud, snow, fire and ice.

Plan your Oregon WinterFest weekend now and join us for Bends largest celebration of the year. For more up-to-date information on live music, all events, marketplace artists and vendors and more visit www.oregonwinterfest.com. WinterFest buttons are available at www.BendTicket.com, at locations throughout Bend and at the gate. The event benefits Saving Grace. www.savinggrace.org

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