Mule Deer and Elk in our Midst
Deschutes Brewery Public House 1044 NW Bond St, Bend, OR, United StatesMule deer and elk are iconic species in Central Oregon. Deer are in our neighborhoods; elk are on golf courses. Unfortunately, that doesn’t mean they are abundant and thriving. Our expanding human presence is putting deer and elk populations under pressure. Biologists Sara Gregory and Amy Stuart will discuss mule deer and elk life cycles and…
Green Team Movie Night – “Tapped”
Deschutes Brewery Public House 1044 NW Bond St, Bend, OR, United States“Tapped” examines the role of the bottled water industry and its effect on our health, climate change, pollution, and our reliance on oil.
Rally for a Healthy Climate in Salem
Deschutes Brewery Public House 1044 NW Bond St, Bend, OR, United StatesOn February 3rd, join hundreds of Oregonians in Salem to call on legislators to support the Healthy Climate Bill. We’re at a dramatic crossroads in our journey to protect the climate in Oregon. In February, legislators in Salem will consider the most important climate legislation in our state's history, the Healthy Climate Bill. The bill…
No-School Day Camps – All About Me
Deschutes Brewery Public House 1044 NW Bond St, Bend, OR, United StatesGrade Kindergarten - 8 Registration for this session will end on 2/2/2016 Get ready to treat yourself! Join us for a day of luxury and exciting tutorials that will help you pamper and care for your body and your mind! Learn how to make things like homemade lip gloss, soaps, and lotion. Explore the wonder…
Pasture to Pit
Deschutes Brewery Public House 1044 NW Bond St, Bend, OR, United StatesPlease join us for our upcoming event, Pasture To Pit! Great, down-home food and music- so bring your appetite and dancing shoes. Come support Windy Acres, learn about The Farm Share legislation and how our community can help to sustain our food source for the future generations. This is a vision that can help all small farms to…
Meet Your Farmer Dinner featuring HolmesStead Ranch
Deschutes Brewery Public House 1044 NW Bond St, Bend, OR, United StatesLocally sourced Farm-to-table dinner featuring a five course meal by Chef Joel Cordes. El Sancho’s mission is to provide the Central Oregon community with high quality street food at an affordable price in a sustainable manner. Chef Joel travels through Mexico has resulted in his authentic meets Pacific Northwest cuisine and recipes. El Sancho has…
Facing Climate Change
Deschutes Brewery Public House 1044 NW Bond St, Bend, OR, United StatesThe apocalyptic story of the current climate crisis is nothing new. What is new is the research emerging on why we have failed to act. Social psychologists have recently identified some of the reasons behind the inertia caused by fear, guilt, anger, despair and helplessness. These are the emotions experienced by the very individuals ⎯you and…
Living in Peace: An Islamic Perspective
Deschutes Brewery Public House 1044 NW Bond St, Bend, OR, United StatesMisunderstandings regarding Islam are common within our culture. This is an opportunity to learn about Islam and what its practitioners actually believe and desire. Speaker Dr. Wanly holds a Ph.D. in the sciences of narration, along with other advanced degrees. He is an instructor with the Islamic Online University and Al-Huda University. He is also…
Wednesday Birders
Nancy P's 1054 Milwaukee, Bend, OR, United StatesMeet up with others in our intrepid group for local birding. We meet at Nancy P's Bakery on Newport Avenue just east of Newport Market in Bend. From there we depart on weekly half day or full day trips to venues in our area. Meet-up times are usually 7AM in the Spring and Summer and…
How Much Inequality is Acceptable?
Deschutes Brewery Public House 1044 NW Bond St, Bend, OR, United StatesSome economists have recently suggested that Americans are now living with the largest income gap in the history of the world. This conversation will explore our beliefs and values around income inequality. Is it an incentive for hard work and invention, an acceptable part of community life, or does this narrative no longer make sense?…