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Every year you blink and it seems the holidays are upon us. As we
slide into the swirl of winter, festooned with plans, parties and to do
lists that could line the walls, take a moment to distill the essence of
the season and find magic. Recall the traditions and the experiences
that dance to the surface of your memories. What did you do as a
child that seemed so wondrous? The simplest things come to mind;
playing in the snow, the smell of fresh apple pie baking in the
oven, gooey marshmallows in rich hot chocolate after a crisp day,
a crackling fire. Days off from school, family skiing adventures,
tromping through the woods to find the perfect tree, dressing up
to the see the Nutcracker, lighting candles and singing carols on
Christmas Eve, the stillness of fresh snow and the anticipation
of Christmas morning. May this year bring new experiences that
become cherished memories. However you celebrate, we wish you
and yours; a very Happy Holiday.
Santa Making His Rounds at the Old Mill
District
Where’s Santa Land anyway?
In the magical place called Santa Land, kiddies can capture the
big guy’s 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 23. He’ll be available every
Friday through Sunday until Christmas to captivate your little
sugarplums. Merry Christmas!
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Santa Land is in the Old Mill District, located near the north end
of the shops between Jimmy John’s and Desperado. Still not sure?
Mapquest us at 330 Powerhouse Drive, Bend, OR 97702 and you’ll
get pretty darn close!
Gift Wrapping
Are you all thumbs or suffering from time deficit disorder? Make
your Christmas morning all the more jolly by leaving your holiday
wrapping to the tape toting, paper slinging, ribbon rustling
professionals in Santa Land. Wrap, Paper, Scissors will be in Santa
Land Friday-Sunday November 23-December 23 from 11-5pm to
custom wrap your gifts and treats.
NEW STORES FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
Oregon Locker Room offers
official sportswear and memorabilia for
professional and collegiate sports teams
with tons of hats, apparel and accessories
for your hometown baseball, football, basketball and hockey teams,
both national and college division. Custom embroidered hats are also
available. Cheer on your favorite team! Look for NFL, NBA, MLB and
NHL licensed tees, jerseys and lids for your number one pro team as
well as our fabulous Oregon universities.
Specialty Stores in for the Holidays
Nashelle is passionate about creating
beautiful jewelry using recycled precious
metals and natural gemstones. Nashelle’s
designs include semi-precious stones, hydro
quartz and glass beads and all pieces are made in 14 k gold fill,
sterling silver or brass. Nashelle often creates cause-related pieces with
proceeds benefitting specific regional and local nonprofits.
This wonderful Bend based business is celebrating their 12th
anniversary, and continues to get incredible national exposure. The
company has been featured in publications such as Lucky Magazine, O,
InStyle, and Us Weekly not to mention regularly worn on American Idol,
Gossip Girl, Royal Pains, The Today Show and Good Morning America
as well as numerous celebrities. Located next to Wonderland Toy Shoppe.
DANI Naturals DANI blends natural
elements that stimulate your senses and
create products that invigorate, soothe
and nourish the mind and body. Products
include soy candles, all natural lotions,
shower gels, shampoos and conditioners and reed diffusers made with
100% vegetable oil bases, pure soy waxes, essential oils and organic
ingredients.
DANI Naturals is based in Bend and has been in business for sixteen
years. Open 11am-6pm Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday and FridaySaturday 11-8pm starting November 14 through the New Year. Located
next to Desperado.
mapping contemporary | a gallery pop-up is a collection
of the region’s contemporary works featuring printmaking to ceramics,
large-scale sculpture to jewelry and mixed media to encaustics. Many
of the works of art for sale will be displayed in a museum like setting
offering a unique contemporary presentation.
The artists on display have shown their work at Atelier 6000 and Art in
High Desert as well as published in the High Desert Journal. Look for
select jewelry and fiber trunk shows throughout the season. mapping
contemporary has something special to inspire and engage you during
the holiday season and is open 11am-6pm Wednesday - Sunday starting
November 14 through December 30. Located next to PacSun.
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Saxon’s Fine Jewelers
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Brandi Carlile
Mastersingers’ Ring Noel
Todd Haaby
Moscow Boys Choir
A Christmas Carol
Community Christmas Eve
Services
Cash Levy Comedy
Special
will be hosting two events over the
holiday season. To kick things off be
sure to attend the Ladies Night Out on
Thursday, November 29 with Pandora
giveaways throughout the evening! A few
weeks later will be the First Annual
Saxon’s Panic Party for men. Let the
staff at Saxon’s help you find a great piece
of jewelry for that special woman in your
life on Wednesday, December 19, from
5:30-7:30pm. Enjoy light refreshments.
Ladies be sure to fill out a wish list in advance!
REI Used Gear Sale
on Sunday, December 2 from 10am-3pm. Members save big on
used but useful merchandise. Items are one-of-a-kind; come early
for best selection
Holiday Open House
at White House Black Market, Orvis,
Desperado and Saxon’s on Friday, December 7, from 5-8pm. Stop
by our north end retailers for a fun evening of shopping, light
refreshments, hot cider and special in-store savings.
Level 2
Level 2 will be open for breakfast One Day Only on Black Friday from
8am-2pm with a fantastic morning menu including pancakes, waffles,
steak and eggs, bacon, sausage, omelets and amazing pastries from La
Magie Bakery. Plus a range of Bloody Mary options. Take a break from
an early morning (or midnight rush) of shopping before heading back
out. For those of us who like our sleep, park once and start that day
off right with a full sit down breakfast just steps away from the many
shops in the Old Mill District. Open at 8am only on Black Friday.
Anthony’s
Anthony’s is now serving breakfast on Saturday-Sunday. Enjoy Trout &
Eggs, Salmon Cakes, Berry Crepes and additional egg dishes with oysters,
grilled prawns, crab or smoked bacon. Try the Chilled Prawn Bloody Mary,
Berry Lemonade, Sparkling Elderberry or Cucumber Cooler plus many
more fabulous cocktails. Open on Saturday and Sunday starting at 9am for
breakfast.
Strictly Organic Coffee Co.
Tickets & Information
541-317-0700
“The Tower Theatre”
www.towertheatre.org
Strictly Organic Coffee Co. has breakfast quesadillas and salsa, bagels with
cream cheese, yogurt parfaits and fruit cups as well as muffins, scones,
nutritional snack bars and coffee drinks, hot chocolate, tea, hot cider and
much more to warm you up and recharge your batteries. Open daily from 8am8am Monday-Saturday and 10am-6pm on Sunday.
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Early morning shopping at American
Eagle, Bath & Body Works, Buckle,
Oregon Locker Room, PacSun,
Victoria’s Secret and
Zumiez will open at 2am
on Black Friday.
All shops in the Old
Mill District will be
open 10am-8pm on
Black Friday and
many will have early
morning and extended
evening hours. Find
the best deals and wear
comfortable shoes! Visit
www.theoldmill.com/
specials/black-friday
to find a full list of
store hours on Black
Friday as well as
many specials
on that first big
weekend.
juice and pulse to incorporate. Reheat if needed, do not boil.
Enjoy these delicious recipes at your next family dinner or Winters’
night at home, compliments of Savory Spice Shop.
This bisque is wonderful served with Sage & Savory Seasoning
croutons. Cube day old French bread and drizzle with olive oil. Dust
with 1 tsp. seasoning per cup of bread. Bake on cookie sheet in 300
degree oven for 10-15 minutes or until crispy and browned.
Chai Spice Infused Sweet Potato Bisque
Pumpkin Butterscotch Fudge
Ingredients:
1 1/2 lbs. sweet potatoes, peeled & diced
1 pkg. Chai Spice Mix
4 cups chicken broth
1/2 tsp. Saigon cinnamon
1/8 tsp. ground cloves
1/4 - 1/2 ground white pepper
1/4 cup brown sugar
1/2 tsp. salt
1/8 tsp. ground cardamom
1/4 cup heavy cream
1/4 cup apple juice
1 muslin bag
Directions: Combine sweet
potatoes and Chai Spice Mix with chicken broth in large pot. Boil over
high heat until sweet potatoes are tender. Remove muslin bag and
drain sweet potatoes, reserving liquid in a bowl. In food processor,
puree potatoes until smooth, adding back chicken broth as needed
to desired thickness. Add cinnamon, cloves, brown sugar, salt, white
pepper and cardamom; pulse to combine. Add heavy cream and apple
Ingredients:
2 1/2 cups white sugar
1 cup milk
3 tbsp. light corn syrup
1/4 tsp. salt
1/2 cup pumpkin puree
1 tsp. Pumpkin Pie Spice
1 1/2 tsp. butterscotch extract
1/2 cup butter
Directions: Grease an 8x8 in. pan and set aside. In a saucepan over
high heat, combine the sugar, milk, corn syrup, pumpkin puree and
salt. Stir continually until the mixture comes to a boil. Reduce heat
to medium and continue boiling. At this point, do not stir. When the
mixture comes to 232 degrees F (110 C) on a candy thermometer, or
forms a soft ball when dropped into cold water, remove from heat. Add
pumpkin pie spice, butterscotch extract and butter but do not stir in.
Let cool to 110 degrees F (43 C). Beat mixture until thick and it loses
some of its gloss. Quickly pour into pan and let set. Cut when firm.
Yields: 64 1x1 inch squares. (Notes: It is well worth it to wait for the
fudge to come up to temperature and cool down.)
Regardless of your budget or palate, there is a restaurant to please
everyone at the Old Mill District. Leave the cooking and cleaning to
our great restaurants and their staff while taking time to enjoy the
flavors of the season!
• Anthony’s at the Old Mill: A Pacific Northwest favorite, Anthony’s is
committed to serving the highest quality fresh seafood-from wild king
salmon to local oysters and Dungeness crab. Be sure to try the Hawaiian
nachos, fish tacos or coconut prawns while enjoying a great view of the
Deschutes River and mountain range. Now serving breakfast on Saturday
and Sunday.
• Ben and Jerry’s: Ice cream is good in the winter too—put a little hot
fudge on top and you’re good to go. Try coffee drinks including an Iced or
Frozen Latte that includes frozen yogurt or coffee ice cream.
• Café Yumm!: Casual dining in a welcoming place offering bowls of rice,
beans and salsa as well as soups, salads and wraps. Come in for a bowl of
great food with many vegetarian options. Choose from a selection of local
beers along with regional wines.
• MIO Sushi: MIO Sushi offers sushi, tempura, teriyaki, noodles and bento
boxes for lunch and dinner. MIO Sushi’s extensive menu of traditional and
well-crafted fusion dishes is sure to please kids, sushi novices as well as the
experienced sushi connoisseur. Their extensive menu is designed to be fresh,
approachable and affordable.
• Pastini Pastaria: Inspired by the small, neighborhood pastarias found
in Italy, Pastini serves numerous pasta combinations along with antipasti,
salads, rustic sandwiches and grilled Panini. Offering a selection of local
beers along with Italian and regional wines.
• Red Robin: Gourmet burgers, chicken wings, steak fries, shakes and hot
sandwiches in a fun-filled family atmosphere. Red Robin serves an array of
beers and a full bar.
• Strictly Organic Coffee Company: Certified Organic and Fair Trade
coffee for people who care about the world’s environment, its people, and the
coffee they enjoy. Also serving hot chocolate, muffins, bagels and salads to go.
• 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.
• Greg’s Grill: A comfortable and lively place for any occasion with family
and friends. Greg’s offers a variety of foods with an emphasis on prime and
choice-cut steaks, seafood, salads and rotisserie chicken with an extensive
wine list and a full bar.
• Hola!: Lively and colorful décor highlight the Mexican-Peruvian cuisine of
Hola! You are sure to enjoy chicken mole, ceviche, enchiladas and several
mouth-watering shrimp dishes. Serving signature margaritas and mojitos.
• Jimmy John’s: Unlike any other sub shop in the country, Jimmy John’s
is all about the freshest ingredients and fastest service. The French
and whole-wheat bread is baked in-house daily and every vegetable,
cheese and all-natural meat is freshly sliced at the restaurant every
day.
• Kona Mix Plate: Offering grilled meats, seafood and specialty dishes
all with the distinct flavors of Hawaii. Be sure to 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 including lettuce wraps, Ahi poke, green Thai curry chicken wings,
smoked pork belly sliders and much more as well as a range of specialty
cocktails and a fantastic selection of beer and wine. A great late night
option in an industrial setting.
So many choices, so little time!
We invite you to come dine with us!
541.389.6655 saxonsfinejewelers.com
Tumalo Art Co.
Atelier 6000
presents Crossroads of Art and Literature:
Broadsides 2012 combining the art of
letterpress, calligraphy and hand drawn
text with images on view in November in
collaboration with The Nature of Words.
Branching Out on view in December
is a metaphor for exploration into new
imagery and technique. In the spirit of
the “handmade” this exhibition epitomizes
small revered objects d’art. Atelier 6000 is a
printmaking studio and book art center offering classes, workshops and gallery
exhibitions.
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
presents Big Places on view in November
depicting the layers of vibrancy of cityscapes
with collaborative works on painted canvas
and 2-D fiber art.
Snapshots offers small works in fiber and paint, including abstract landscapes
and dramatic views of the sky on view in December. The Lubbesmeyer twins
will be working through the holiday season creating unique original art for the
art collector in your life.
presents Little Delights an exhibition
that features small works that make
it possible for you to give art, the
completely original gift! Discover one-ofa-kind creations perfect for hanging on
the tree — from 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 Station
is the perfect place for artistic expression. No
matter your age or interest, the Art Station’s
wide variety of classes, schedules and media will
deliver the joy of creating an original work of art
for kids, teens and adults.
Holiday Art Camps November 19-21 (ages 6-8
and 8-12). Art Paired with Wine classes on November 9 and December 20. The
Winter-Spring catalogue of art classes is available online starting December 7.
Add an artistic twist to your holiday shopping list and give the gift of art with
an Art Station gift certificate. Visit www.ArtsCentralOregon.org for more
information on classes for kids and adults.
High Desert Journal
is a biannual literary and visual art magazine
dedicated to further understanding the people,
places and issues of the interior West.
The publication also features photographers,
painters and sculptors that capture the west.
Over the past year the High Desert Journal
enjoyed a curatorial role in two exhibitions at
Atelier 6000.
The current issue available in early November
which includes work by Brooke Williams,
Oregon Poet Laureate; Paulann Petersen,
Kim Stafford and Obsidian Prize winners.
www.highdesertjournal.com
Stop into each gallery in the Old Mill District during the
First Friday Art Walk on Friday, December 7 and
January 4, from 5-9pm.
Bend’s Public Art Collection
Riparian Botanicals by Troy Corliss was installed in the East Bend
Library in 2012. The work is constructed of fused glass and forged
steel and is inspired by Corliss’s desire to connect the outdoors with the
indoor environment, a perfect fit for art in Bend. East Bend Library is
located at 62080 Dean Swift Road at Hwy 20. Stop by the East Bend
Library; open Tuesday-Saturday to see this colorful new sculpture.
www.deschuteslibrary.org
Art in Public Places
has focused on adding
several sculptures
to roundabouts over
the last several years
and was thrilled to
work with Deschutes
Public Library earlier
this year on an
interior installation.
Art in Public Places,
a non-profit organization dedicated to providing art to the community,
and with the generous support of the Bend Foundation, placed the first
public art in 1977 and has added new works of art every few years over
the past thirty years.
There are twenty roundabout sculptures in Bend. The Roundabout
Art Route is a great way to explore Bend and discover our public art
collection www.roundaboutartroute.com. Organized tours are available
at www.getitshuttle.com. Visit www.artinpublicplaces.org to see the
entire public art collection in Bend.
The Met: Live in HD
Take a trip to NYC for the afternoon and enjoy a
live performance of the Metropolitan Opera with a
high-definition simulcast at Regal Cinemas in the
Old Mill District.
On November 10, be sure to see Ades’s The
Tempest—a Met premiere where Director Robert
Lepage recreates the interior of 18th-century La
Scala with an inventive stage. On November 14,
don’t miss an encore performance of Verdi’s Othello
a Shakespearean masterpiece with soprano star
Renée Fleming. On December 1, enjoy Mozart’s
La Clemenza di Tito a drama set in ancient Rome
starring Elina Garanca. On December 8, the Met will perform Verdi’s Un
Ballo in Maschera—a new production with Marcelo Álvarez who stars as the
conflicted king in a dramatic story of jealously and vengeance. On December
15, enjoy Verdi’s Aida an ancient Egyptian drama starring Roberto Alanga. On
January 5, see Berlioz’s vast epic Les Troyens with a star filled cast portraying
characters from the Trojan War.
Take in the grand opera house and the sounds of the orchestra warming up as
you find your seat. During intermission, get ready for behind the scenes set
changes and interviews with the performers right off the stage. You’ll enjoy
beautiful costumes and modern set design along with an amazing cast of world
famous opera singers. Regal Cinemas in the Old Mill District is one of many
participating theaters nationwide, but the only location in Central Oregon.
You’ll be an opera fan before you know it. Visit www.metoperafamily.org for the
complete schedule which runs through May 2013.
New Murals decorate
the Tunnels on the
Deschutes River Trail
The Deschutes River Trail just became even
more beautiful. The two tunnels underneath
the Columbia Street Bridge in the Old
Mill District are now graced with striking
murals thanks to the efforts of an innovative
collaboration between Arts Central, a team
of Nike designers from Portland and the
Old Mill District. The mural images in
both tunnels reflect the rich and thriving
riparian areas along the Deschutes River in the Old Mill District. Local
artist Paul Allen Bennett, an arts
instructor at Arts Central and whose
work is at Tumalo Art Co., created
the mural design and oversaw the
execution of the painting with the
kids and designers. To complete the
painting, more than twenty Nike
designers and staff worked shoulder
to shoulder with Arts Central’s Art
Academy students and kids from the
Boys and Girls Clubs.
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The Old Mill District has scheduled a range of children’s activities in our Santa
Land space after Christmas. Enjoy puppet shows, story time and art classes
on select dates in late December and early January. A $5 donation per child is
requested for all events. Santa Land is located next to Jimmy John’s.
Puppet Shows
welcome to attend the free puppet shows.
Treehouse Puppet Theatre
offers educational and
fun learning experience
while teaching children
about nature and their
environment. Puppet shows
in Santa Land space after
Christmas. The dates will
be December 27-29 and
January 2-4 at 4pm each
day. Children of all ages are
Puppet shows will include: Deer Me… It’s Winter Again, Where have all the
insects gone?, Suzie Snowflake’s Adventures, Look Whose Coming down the
Chimney? and Snuggle in the Snow. Linda Barnes is an Interpretation Ranger
with the Newberry National Volcanic Monument and has over 10 years of
experience with environmental education.
Story Time and Reading Collection
The Old Mill District has partnered with the Deschutes Public Library for story
time in Santa Land after Christmas. The dates will be December 27-29 and
January 2-4 at 11am and 2:30pm each day. Children of all ages are welcome to
attend the free story times.
In support of our Governor’s 40-40-20 plan, local leaders in Bend will read books
to children in recognition of the importance of early literacy and reading to
kids. The State of Oregon has set an ambitious goal for educational attainment,
known as the 40-40-20 goal. Approved in 2011 the goal is for 40% of adult
Oregonians to hold a bachelor’s or advanced degree, 40% to have an associate’s
degree or postsecondary certificate and all adult Oregonians to hold a high
school diploma by 2025. Preparing and encouraging children to read is the
foundation for the Governor’s plan and
a high priority for the Library District.
The Deschutes Public Library and Old
Mill District are thrilled to help work
towards this important goal.
In addition, the Deschutes Public
Library District has funded the purchase
of children’s books for the Santa Land
space offering kids the opportunity to
read a new book while waiting for their
family pictures with Santa. Children can
read and return books to the Reading
Collection area as they depart. These
children’s books will be the foundation of
a Reading Collection available each year
in Santa Land.
Parents may drop off their kids in the Old Mill District for the art classes and
snowshoe adventure (sign a quick waiver!) and enjoy 45-60 minutes to walk the
river trail, grab a coffee, make a return or, of course, enjoy the many fabulous
after Christmas sales in the Old Mill District.
Art Classes
The Old Mill District has also partnered with the Art
Station for children’s art classes in Santa Land. The
dates of the art classes will be December 27-30 and
January 2-4 at 10-11am (ages 4-6) and 1-2pm (ages 7-10)
each day.
Art classes are
limited to the
first twelve children that check-in.
Please arrive 10 minutes before class
start time as spaces are sure to fill-up
quickly. Classes will include: 3-D
Paper Dragons, Winter Pastel Collage,
Cardboard Creatures, Cardboard
Arcade, Pop-up Habitat, Pop-Up
Fantasy World and Woven Paper
Silhouettes.
Visit www.theoldmill.com/events/happy-holidays-2012 for more information on
our art classes, puppet shows and story time readings plus any additional family
friendly events we were still planning at press time.
Kids Snowshoeing
Mini Adventure
The Old Mill District has joined
forces with Wanderlust Tours for a
kid’s snowshoe demo, interpretative
talk and fun snowshoe hare race.
The dates of the outdoor adventures
are December 27-30 and January
2-4 at 2pm and 3:15pm. Snowshoe
classes are limited to the first ten
children that check-in. Kids ages 814 are welcome. Meet at Santa Land.
Please arrive 10 minutes before
class start time as spaces are sure to fill-up quickly. Snowshoe adventures
will happen in the best snowfall coverage area within in the Old Mill District.
Parents will sign a quick waiver and kids will return to Santa Land space at
end of class.
Hot Cocoa & Hot Cider
Savory Spice Shop will be serving
complimentary cups of cocoa and cider
from 2-4pm on December 27-29 and
January 2-4. Stop in and warm up
before or after one of the many kids’
performances. Savory Spice Shop is
located across from Santa Land next to
Ginger’s Kitcheware.
newly built warming shelter with picnic tables
and a wood-burning fire as well as vault toilets
and plenty of parking. The Wanoga Sno-Park
is approximately 12 miles from Bend and the
only Sno-Park on the South side of the road. Be
sure to bring your sno-park permit.
Village Ice Pavilion in Sunriver
Take the entire family ice skating this
winter. Over the last two years The Village
at Sunriver completed major renovations on
the Village Ice Pavilion. New features include
an indoor viewing area, an indoor/outdoor
fireplace and much more.
Holiday hours are November 23-25 and
December 15-January 5. Open Thanksgiving,
Christmas and New Years Day. Call 541-5935948 or visit www.Sunrivericerink.com for
more information and prices.
Mt. Bachelor Snowblast
Tubing Park
Ice Skating in Bend
Plan a fun family outing ice skating at the
beautiful outdoor rink at Seventh Mountain
Resort. Twirl and spin your way through
a winter afternoon at this exceptional ice
skating rink.
Ice skating available November 21 –March
31. Open all holidays. Visit www.
seventhmountainresort.com for
more information and prices as
well as skating lessons and kids
hockey leagues.
Sledding
Wanoga Sno-Park offers a
fantastic sledding hill for kids
of all ages! The Sno-Park has a
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 Tubing Park operates from 10am4pm most days. Visit www.mtbachelor.com for more
information and prices.
Peck’s Peak Tubing
Check out the newest winter attraction in Sunriver.
Thanks to the artificial snow
surface, Neverplast TUBBY,
there is now year round tubing
at SHARC. There are two
runs over 200 feet long offering
lots of tubing fun even in
variable snow conditions Visit
www.sunriverowners.org to
check on prices and hours of
operation.
BEND RED ROBIN
625 SW Powerhouse (541) 382-9234
(Located on the river in the Old Mill District)
Celebrity
Santa
Take a photo with the
holiday’s biggest celebrity
... Santa! Parents join in the fun
by guessing the Celebrity Santa of the
day. Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays, November 23December 23, 11am-5pm
Gift Wrapping
Wrap, Paper, Scissors will be in Santa Land FridaySunday November 23-December 23 from 11-5pm
to custom wrap your gifts and treats. Gift wrapping
services range from $5-$20 per package depending on
size of gift.
Carriage Rides
The Old Mill District provides complimentary carriage
rides with Wagon’s Ho and Cowboy Carriage. Located
between Ben & Jerry’s and Nashelle pop-up! Tips and
donations benefiting local nonprofits. (Carriage rides are
weather dependent.) Fridays & Saturdays, November
23-December 8, 2-5pm. Daily, December 19-23, 26-28
& 30-31, 2-5pm.
Tree of Joy
November 23-December 14. This season give a gift
to someone in need. Names may be selected from and
unwrapped gifts delivered to the Tree of Joy through
December 14.
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Montana Silver 25%
(Through December 31st. 2012)
• Pet Food & Supplies • Pet Gift Items • Horse & Livestock Feed
NEW BEND LOCATION
220 SW Scalehouse Loop
541-323-3533
Redmond: Oregon Feed & Irrigation
2215 N HWY 97, Redmond
541-548-5344
www.oregonfeedandirrigation.com
Roving Musical Performances
CAROLERS MUSIC SCHEDULE (subject to change):
November 24, 2-3pm, Summit High School Choir
November 30, 5-6pm, MVHS Andante Jazz Choir
December 1, 4-5pm, High Desert Harmoneers
December 7, 5-6pm, Summit High School
December 8, 2-3pm, MVHS Andante Jazz Choir
December 13, 5:30-6:30pm, Bend Senior High School
December 14, 5:30-7:30pm, Sisters High School Jazz Choir
December 15, 2-3pm, High Desert Harmoneers
December 16, 2-3pmpm, Victorian Carolers
December 22, 2-3pm, Bend Senior High School
December 22, 4-5pm, Victorian
Carolers
The Art We Love
FIRST FRIDAY ART WALK On Friday, December 7
& January 4, 6-9pm at Atelier 6000, DeWilde Art & Glass, Holiday Events
Lubbesmeyer Studio & Gallery and Tumalo Art Co.
HOLIDAY TREE
LIGHTING, Friday, November 23 at
Runs/Walks
6pm in downtown Bend.
BGCCO TURKEY TROT on Thursday, November
CHRISTMAS PARADE, Saturday, December 1 at 12
22 at 9am. A 10K Run, 5K Run and 5K Walk benefiting
noon in downtown Bend.
Girls on the Run, an affiliate organization of Boys &
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PADDLE, Friday,
Girls Clubs of Central Oregon. www.bgccoturkeytrot.com.
December 7 at 4:30pm. Meet at Tumalo Creek Kayak &
Canoe with your decorated kayak or canoe and paddle
I LIKE PIE FUN RUN on Thursday, November 22
through the Old Mill District.
at 9am. A 2K, 5K or 10K runbenefiting Neighborhood
Impact. Runners are asked to bring a $5 donation or five MENORAH LIGHTING FOR CHANUKAH,
cans of food. www.footzonebend.com
Sunday, December 9 at 5pm
(sundown) to 7pm in Center
JINGLE BELL RUN on Saturday, December 1 at
Plaza in the Old Mill District.
11am. Tie jingle bells to your shoelaces. Run or walk a
1K/5K route to support the Arthritis Foundation.
www.bendjinglebellrun.kintera.org
Our local theater, national performers and holiday music groups
offer plenty of family friendly options for a live performance and a
fun night out. There’s always something to entertain you over the
holidays.
The Tower Theatre has a great lineup of performances over the
Holidays. On Monday, November 26, don’t miss the Punch Brothers featuring Chris Thile on the mandolin. Flamenco guitarist
Todd Haaby and his group Sola Via return to the Tower on Friday, December 14 at 7:30pm. Celebrate the season with the Moscow
Boys Choir on Monday, December 17. Take the kids to see breathtaking acrobatics with Cirque Ziva from China on Sunday-Monday,
January 6-7. Visit www.towertheatre.org for a complete schedule.
The Cascade Theatrical Company presents classic holiday story
with John Jakes’ adaptation of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas
Carol from December 21-23 at the Tower Theatre.
Cascade Theatrical Company presents It’s Only Money, a
romantic musical comedy about mixing love and money, through
November 18. Don’t miss Twelfth Night one of Shakespeare’s most
beloved comedies with CTC performances January 25 - February 10.
Visit www.cacadestheatrical.org for the full season of plays, tickets
and show times.
Central Oregon Mastersingers presents Ring Noel at the
Tower Theatre. Celebrate Christmas as the 40-voice choir performs
A Ceremony of Carols directed by Clyde Thompson. The Bells of
Sunriver will join forces with the Mastersingers for additional songs
including a jazzy Jingle Bells. Performances on Saturday-Sunday,
December 8-9. Visit www.towertheatre.org for tickets.
Volcanic Theatre Pub Professional Actor Derek Sitter has
launched the Volcanic Theatre Pub at the Century Center.
Upcoming plays include Doubt: A Parable by John Patrick Shanley
and The Pillowman by playwright Martin Mcdonagh with plays
running November-February. Doubt: A Parable is a gripping story
of suspicion cast on a priest’s behavior and the questions of moral
certainty. The Pillowman is about a writer living in a police state
who is interrogated about his short stories and their similarities
to a number of murders occurring in town. The Dumb Waiter by
Poet Laureate Harold Pinter focused on two American assassins in
England waiting in an abandoned basement for their instructions.
This edge of your seat thriller has one heck of a surprising ending.
www.volcanictheatrepub.com
The Sunriver
Stars Community
Theater will present
An Evening With
Ebenezer a reader’s
theater adaptation of
A Chrismas Carol. In the
Pringle Room at SHARC on
November 24 at 7pm and November 25
at 2pm. A great way to get into the spirit of the
holidays. Visit www.sunriverstars.org for more information.
The Central Oregon School of Ballet will be presenting their
27th 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 at Bend Senior High School on Saturday,
December 1, at 3pm and 7pm and on Sunday, December 2 at 3pm.
Visit www.centraloregonschoolfofballet.com for more information.
Join the Cascade Chorale for the 8th Annual Holiday Magic
concerts – a benefit event for Abilitree. 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 Summit High School
auditorium on Friday, December 14 at 7pm and Sunday, December
16 at 4pm. Visit www.cascadechorale.org for tickets and more
information.
Jazz at the Oxford Hotel presents another incredible series of
jazz performers. Trumpeter Jeremy Pelt plays on Friday-Saturday,
November 23-24. Pelt has been described as one of the “foremost
30-something neo-bop players in jazz today” and will be backed by
drummer Mel Brown, Tony Pacini on piano and bassist Ed Bennett.
Soulful jazz saxophonist and vocalist Patrick Lamb performs on
Saturday-Sunday, December 22-23. The performance will feature
an amazing band that includes keyboardist George Mitchell, Tyrone
Hendrix on drums, bassist Ben Jones, guitarist Tomo Maruta
and vocalists Ione Chaco and Kristin Marie. Jazz singer Karrin
Allyson will perform on Friday-Saturday, January 18-19. Karrin
who has developed a jazz vocabulary all her own will be joined by
guitarist Dan Balmer as well as bassist Scott Steed and drummer
Todd Strait. Visit www.oxfordhotelbend.com/jazz-at-the-oxford for
more information and a complete schedule of events.
Thoroughly Modern Productions will produce The Assassins,
a disturbing yet humorous musical by Stephen Sondheim, at 2nd
Street Theatre with select performances November 9 – 24.
Bend Experimental Art Theatre will produce It’s a Wonderful
Life. BEAT’s production of the classic holiday story where an angel
helps a compassionate, but despairingly frustrated business man
by showing him what life would be like if he never existed. Select
performances at 2nd Street Theatre from December 7 – 16. In
January BEAT will produce Annie a well loved musical set in 1930s
New York City. Performances at Bend High School on January
17-20.
The High Desert
Museum’s current exhibition
The Bison: American Icon. The
exhibition explores the
significance of this iconic
creature from
the Plains Indian
culture of the
1800s through the
present. Plus don’t
miss Butterflies and Hummingbirds where
hundreds of brilliantly colored butterflies
and fluttering hummingbirds will take flight
and feed on the nectar from more than 300 plants in re-created tropical
gardens at the museum. www.highdesertmuseum.org
Caldera’s Artist Open Studio series is
planned for January 26, February 23 and
March 23, 2013. The Open Studio series
is an opportunity to meet the seventeen
professional artists selected this year
for month-long residencies in literary,
visual and performing arts. Many 2013
Artists in Residents will share their work through workshops and
presentations to Caldera youth from Bend, Redmond, Madras, Sisters
and Portland. Visit www.calderaarts.org for artist bios and more
information.
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.
The Oregon 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 own equipment and
join in the fun. Open select days over the Winter.
www.sunrivernaturecenter.org
The A.R. Bowman Memorial
Museum in Prineville has created
a vivid collection of pioneer
history over the years and new
exhibitions at the museum include
Living Traditions and Timber. The
museum includes a Hall of History from ranching to logging in Crook
County plus several life size dioramas including a dining room, a tack
room, an early doctor’s office, a pioneer bedroom and a re-creation of
the old Paulina store and post office. The building was once a bank
and includes original teller’s cages complete with marble counters and
elegant woodwork. The building is on the National Register of Historic
Places. www.bowmanmuseum.org
The Des Chutes Historical Museum
has numerous exhibits that highlight
early exploration and fur trapping, Native
American tribal history, homesteading in the
High Desert, logging and Forest Service as
well as geology of the region and the city of
Bend’s growth over the years. The Museum’s
has a large collection of historic photographs,
ephemera and artifacts of Deschutes County and the region. The
building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
www.deschuteshistory.org
Any size cup or cone. Offer expires 1/31/2013.
Location: The Old Mill District - Bend, OR. Limit one coupon per visit.
Offering a Toast to Central Oregon Breweries
Winter in Central Oregon is a time for celebration. Usually only available during the winter months, these brews are
created for the crisp winter days in Oregon, meant for sharing with friends and pairing with the rich and hearty foods
that mark the holiday season.
10 Barrel Brewing Pray for Snow:
As with every snow season that is unique
to itself, so is the Pray for Snow recipe.
This year’s version is based around a
Winter Strong Ale which delivers caramel, coffee, and
raisin notes contributed by the malt. This is opposed by
the bubblegum, spice, and grapefruit delivered via the
hops.
Ale ApothecarySahalie: Handmade
with a process that celebrates the
evolution of beer, Sahalie is brewed,
conditioned, and dry-hopped in oak barrels. Mixed
fermentation and a secret ingredient add complexity,
bottle-conditioning produces tiny, natural, CO2 bubbles
that just might make champagne blush.
Below Grade Brewing Identity Crisis:
This micro-brewery’s newest beer is a
Farmhouse style Sour IPA, made of a blend
of naturally soured versions of the brewery’s
Validation Imperial IPA and Nevermind White IPA. These
beers went through a primary fermentation and then
experienced an extended dry-hopped open fermentation.
The result is a crisp, slightly sour brew with pineapple
and grapefruit notes imparted by Mother Nature.
Bend Brewing Company Pinnacle
Porter: A classic example of a robust porter
with a predominant roast malt flavor. The
addition of black malt adds an underlying dryness which
balances the sweetness of the crystal malts.
Boneyard Beer Backbone: This rich,
creamy stout combines three of our favorite
things: espresso, beer and chocolate.
Boneyard and Backporch Coffee Roasters
have collided to create an extremely flavorful and
aromatic ale, using a cold extraction method.
Brew Wërks Brewing Brown Ale: This
English Special Brown Ale features an
abundance of specialty imported pale
chocolate malt and pours at only 5 percent
alcohol, making it a very sessionable but robust brew.
This new brew was inspired by the smoky fall 2012 in
Central Oregon.
Cascade Lakes Brewing Co. Slippery
Slope: This full-bodied ale uses crystal
malt and generous amounts of cascade
hops to produce a well-balanced seasonal
ale. So, whether your slippery slope is a mountain or your
sidewalk (or possibly holidays with the in-laws), this ale
makes an excellent companion.
Crux Fermentation Project
Crux Xbock: Not your traditional
Weizenbock. This beer is dark
brown in color and holds the malty sweetness of a
traditional Weizenbock but balanced with a clovelike phenolic and fruity-estery banana elements to
produce a unique well-rounded aroma and flavor.
Medium to full body with a rich roasted malt
character and flavor.
Deschutes Brewery Jubelale:
Jubelale is brewed with dark crystal
malt creating a luscious holiday note
with bountiful hops to excite the taste buds. This iconic
winter brew celebrates it’s 25th year in 2012.
Silver Moon Brewing’s Winter
Moon Strong Ale: English IPA
meets northwest winter: this slightly
darker IPA packs a smidge more heat to lift the winter
chill. Winter Moon is brewed with American, British
and Belgian malts. Organic New Zealand hops provide
bitterness while American and British hops blend a
complex spice finish.
Solstice Brewing Company: This popular
brew pub in Prineville plans to start brewing
its own beer this winter. The only Prineville
brewery on our list, it is a must see while visiting this
historic Central Oregon town.
Sunriver Brewing Company Stout: Can
craft beer be simple and simply good? The
new Sunriver Brewing Company says yes
with this dry stout that boasts what they
call a “simple approach.” They use noble hops, Carafa,
chocolate malts and a base of barley and oats for a
guileless stout that will keep you coming back for more.
GoodLife Brewing Pass Stout American
Stout Ale: This beer is a perfect example of
the northwest twists GoodLife adds to all their
creations. A smooth bodied ale with subtle
hints of roasted malt and chocolate combined with a
slight coffee and cocoa character.
Three Creeks Brewing Company
Rudolph’s Imperial Red: This big, malty,
hoppy red style ale is brewed over a two-day
period (not to be confused with the length of time it takes
to finish completely) to get the Original Gravity needed
to finish big. The recipe includes 10 specialty Malts and
over twelve pounds of Hops.
McMenamin’s Kris Kringle: This hearty
and robust ale has a big and bold malt
complexity as well as an intense and flavorful
hop profile. This “winter warmer” highlights
the rich, toasty, aromatic and chocolaty malt flavors as
its very sturdy foundation. Generous amounts of hop
varieties delivers a magnificent hop assault.
Worthy Brewing: Bend’s newest brewery
is fast under construction on the city’s east
side with plans to be open in early 2013.
Worthy plans on a hop garden as well as a
beer garden styled after those in Germany. We can’t wait
to see what they bring to our craft beer scene here in
Central Oregon.
Phat Matt’s Brewing Company Phat
Matt’s Red: An enticing, rich auburn color
with a thick creamy head, this beer is a true
representation of classic American red ale.
This dry, crisp ale displays a subtle bitterness balanced
perfectly with a smooth caramel body and a solid malt
backing. This red ale is indeed Phat.
So raise a glass and toast the joys of the season
with a local brew – there are plenty to choose from.
Cheers!
U.S. Gran Prix of
Cyclocross The Deschutes
Brewery Cup
The Old Mill District and Deschutes Brewery will host the 2012 Trek US Gran Prix
of Cyclocross Deschutes Brewery Cup on December 8-9. The USGP races in Bend are
the final races of the U.S. Gran Prix’s four weekend series. “Bend is the perfect place
for a big season finish. The atmosphere for the racers is tremendous. This year, with
the UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships taking place in the U.S. for the first time
in the history of the sport, spectators are sure to see amazing battles on the bike as
racers vie for selection on the
World Championship team,”
said series race director Joan
Hanscom.
The Deschutes Brewery Cup
will follow a course similar
to the one used in last year’s
USGP and includes features
such as a fly-over, a classic set of
stairs and hopefully mud. Cold
weather, mud and snow are all
part of what makes Cyclocross as
much fun to watch as it is to race. Races run from 8am-4:30pm both days with Elite
Pro races starting at 2:15pm and 3:30pm on Saturday and Sunday afternoon. Food
vendors and a Deschutes Brewery beer garden round out the weekend of races. Grab
your cowbell and head to the Old Mill District to cheer on the racers!
Additional events include the free Clif Bar Kids Clinic on Friday, December 7 which
provides kids aged 10-14 an opportunity to ride with pro riders from the Clif Bar
team and learn basic skills and practice technique on the race course starting at
4pm. For information on the 2012 US Gran Prix of Cyclocross and to register for
these clinics and races visit www.usgpcyclocross.com.
Mt. Bachelor in Winter
Get ready for another fabulous season on the mountain!
Mt. Bachelor offers 10 lifts (7 express quads) for skiing and boarding and
an extensive Nordic trail system and tubing park. Enjoy 3,683 acres of
terrain for all levels, 56k of cross-country trails, two terrain parks and
halfpipe. The Summit Express offers 360 degree skiing off the highest
chairlift in the Pacific Northwest and several Westside runs are nearly two
miles long.
Be sure to stop in the renovated Mountain Gateway (formerly the Ski &
Sport) building that will house all guest services and a new sales center.
You’ll also see the new administration building under construction. On the
mountain, Mt. Bachelor is completing a 5-year lift upgrade that began in
2008 and includes a numerous lift improvements and a second state-of-theart groomer.
Over the next few months look for an App with immediate lift status changes. Visit www.mtbachelor.com for more information and to check overnight
snowfall and current conditions.
Mt. Bachelor Season Pass Office
Mt. Bachelor Season Pass Office is open through November 15 in the space
next to Jimmy John’s in the Old Mill District. Pray for Snow! Get your
season pass picture for the upcoming season. Open Monday-Friday from
11am-6pm and Saturday and Sunday from 11- 4pm.
Tasty Food. Spectacular view.
Come See Us All Dressed Up For The Holidays.
Buy $50 Gift Certificate And Get A $10 BONUS!
541-382-2200
395 SW Powerhouse Drive •View our Menu at www.gregsgrill.com
Jubelale turns 25 and to help celebrate this milestone numerous
restaurants in the Old Mill District will have this delicious seasonal
beer on tap over the holiday season. In addition, select restaurants
will display original works of art from the Jubelale label collection
December 2-8 in the Old Mill
District.
Pick up a Jubelale Passport,
see the various paintings
awarded the honor of the
Jubelale label over the years
and be sure to get a stamp at
each location. No purchase
necessary. Complete the tour
with a fully stamped passport
and head to the Deschutes
Brewery Tasting Room
(located at 901 S.W.
Simpson Ave.) for a fabulous Jubelale prize. All details for the
passport art tour are on www.deschutesbrewery.com/events and
www.theoldmill.com/bend-art-studio-galleries/jubelale-art-tour.
Enjoy winter sports, music,
art, and activities for the whole
family!
Join thousands of revelers from
across the Northwest as Bend
celebrates the best of winter! The
OnPoint Community Credit
Union Bend WinterFest offers
fun for the whole family. Watch
as the Old Mill District turns into
a winter wonderland, filled with
action-packed ski and snowboard competitions,
national music acts, a heated marketplace tent
filled with food and art and fun and educational
kid’s activities. Presented by American Family
Insurance, Bend’s biggest festival takes place
February 15-17, 2013. Held on President’s Day
weekend, WinterFest is the perfect opportunity for
travelers to enjoy all that Central Oregon has to
offer during the winter season.
WinterFest’s most popular attraction is the U.S.
Cellular Big Air Show, which takes 50 dump
trucks of snow from Mt. Bachelor and a team of
designers a week to build. Watch as professional
and amateur skiers and riders
compete on Friday and Saturday
night to see who can pull off the
best tricks and claim the top
prizes. Each evening offers live
music on an outdoor stage.
WinterFest also offers amazing
activities for kids, including the
Oregon Museum of Science
and Industry (OMSI) Kid’s
Area sponsored by Bend
Research, featuring extraordinary scientific and
technological games. The Fine Food and Art
Marketplace highlights some of the region’s best
culinary, fine art and craft offerings. Snow carving
and ice sculpting competitions will decorate the
festival grounds.
Over the past eight years, WinterFest has awarded
more than $50,000 to local and regional charities.
This charitable contribution is raised in part
each year by WinterFest button sales, which act
as entry into the festival. The buttons go on sale
in November at www.BendTicket.com and www.
BendWinterFest.com
Ginger’s Kitchenware
Anthony’s
Fishing for the perfect Gift? Reel
in the “Best of the Northwest” this
holiday season with Anthony’s Gift
Cards. To purchase gift cards visit
Anthony’s at the Old Mill District,
online at www.anthonys.com or call 541-389-8998.
Ben & Jerry’s
Get a free small cup
or cone when you buy
a gift card for $10 or
more. 541-312-8115
Shun Knives. Cutlery enthusiasts
value Shun knives because of their
extreme sharpness and quality.
Knives are one of the most important
tools for any chef and Shun is
superbly crafted in Japan by knife
experts trained to make only the best. 541-617-0312
www.gingerskitchenware.com
Greg’s Grill
Have your family join our family for
our holiday dinner. Greg’s Gril will be
gifting $10 bonus gift card for every
$50 gift card purchased. Enjoy our
beautifully decorated restaurant with
our professional staff, signature menu
and wine list! Make your reservation today! 541-382-2200.
www.gregsgrill.com
Mio Sushi
Mio Sushi gift cards make great gifts for the seafood
lovers in your life! 541-241-1008. www.miosushi.com
Great Gift Ideas!
Nutcracker Blend
Created for the
Central Oregon
School of Ballet
A Sustainable Cup - Drink it up!
Gift Cards
Silipints
Water Bottles
www.strictlyorganic.com
Café & Roastery– 6 SW Bond @ Arizona
Coffee Bar – 450 Powerhouse Dr. @ the Old Mill
Nashelle
The gift-giving season is
sneaking upon us! Get a head
start this year with Nashelle’s
‘Identity’ Line… our bestloved line, it’s completely
customizable, perfectly personal!
You can build your own, or
choose from some of our favorite
combos. Visit us today in the
Old Mill District to build your Ultimate Keepsake!!!
www.nashelle.com
Pastini
Pastaria
Shopping is easy and
rewarding at Pastini!
Buy $100 in Pastini
Gift Cards, and we’ll
give you a free $20
Voucher good for 2013! They’re perfect for a
soccer coach, hard-to-buy-for-friend, or stocking.
Pick yours up at Pastini or www.pastini.com.
Tumalo Creek Kayak &
Canoe
Every Central Oregon kid needs their
very own PFD to keep ‘em safe when
they are in or near the water. Your
children will love the comfort (and
style!) of the Stohlquist Nemo Kids’
PFD, available at Tumalo Creek
Kayak & Canoe in multiple colors and
sizes. Starting at $49.95. 541-317-9407
or www.tumalocreek.com
Savory Spice Shop
Our New Oregon State Fare and Taste of
Oregon gift boxes are the perfect gift for
the great cook in your life or the person
who could use a little help. Featuring our
Oregon regional blends, and traditional
Northwest flavors, these seasonings can
be used for everything from salmon to
pork and pasta to veggies.
541-306-6855. www.savoryspiceshop.com
Saxon’s Fine
Jewelers
Pandora. Create the
ultimate gift of special
moments starting at $25.
Central Oregon’s largest
selection of charms,
bracelets and jewelry.
541-389-6655. www.saxonsfinejewelers.com
Strictly Organic Coffee
Co.
Strictly Organic Coffee Co. offers
a cozy place for checking your
list twice while enjoying a hot
chocolate or a great cup of coffee.
We also offer many great gift ideas
including our Nutcracker Blend
Coffee. 541-647-1402
www.strictlyorganic.com
This year’s limited edition Old Mill District pints
are Silipints. Our Silipint image designs are the four
elements: earth, air, water and fire. We’ve created
a winter paradise to capture air and a fun summer
scene for earth. The Cascade Range is the backdrop
for fire and the beautiful lakes and rivers of Central
Oregon adorn the Silipint for water.
What’s a Silipint? A Silipint is a 16 oz. cup made of
silicone that’s dishwasher, microwave and freezer
safe, BPA free and FDA approved. Silipints can be
used again and again, are unbreakable and insulate
hot and cold drinks. Going camping,
riding the Cycle Pub, tailgating
before the game or attending a bring
your own cup party you’ll be the one
with Silipint to covet. www.silipint.
com
Shoppers can add to their collection
by redeeming receipts to receive a
free Silipint. Bring your combined
receipts of $150 or more to the Ticket Mill or Central
Oregon Visitors Association to get yours. The Ticket
Mill reopens November 9 for the Holidays.
New this season, we have magnificent
laminated placemats with the full color
designs of the four elements. Make dinner
fun for the kids by finding the hidden
squirrel, deer, dog sled team and much
more. Discover places you’ve visited with
your family captured on this playful and
activity-filled placemat. A set of these
Central Oregon placemats make a great
gift, stocking stuffer or hostess gift when
visiting friends and family over the
holidays.
HAPPY HOUR M–F 4– 6PM
541.241.1008
375 SW POWERHOUSE DR. SUITE 125, BEND
W W W. M I O S U S H I . C O M
Pint glasses and placemats are available for
purchase at Visit Bend, Central Oregon Visitors
Center and the Ticket Mill. Placemats and Silipints
are $10 each or $38 for a fabulous set of four.

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