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SUMMARY:Day of Dance 4
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, September 19\, 2026 – 10am to 5pm \nGeiser Pollman Park/Powder River Pavillon \nBring your chair and join the fun. This day-long event features local and regional dancers and groups. \nFood vendors on site \nClick here to make a contribution today!   \n07/14/26 Schedule (Subject to Change) \n\n10 am- Mexican Skirt Dance- Magda Flores\n10:10 am- Red Fan Dance- Kathy Sanchez\n10:15 am- Traditional Columbian Dance- Cielo Schacht\n10:30 am- Crossroads Ballet Students lead by Debbie Friedman\n11:00 am- Jayanthi Raman Dance Company\, Portland ” Devi:  Goddess Within Me”\n11:45 am- Irish Dance Idaho\n12:15 am- Indo Idaho\n12:45 am-Salsa/Cha-Cha- Cielo Schacht\n1:00 pm- Danza Azteca Tonatiuh\n1:30 pm- Flamenco Idaho\n2:00pm- Silk Fan/Belly Dancing- Kathy Sanchez\n2:15 pm- LaGrande Dance Studio lead by Beckie Hendrickson\n2:45 pm- Groovin Grannies from Baker YMCA lead by Kathy Sanchez\n3:15 pm- Traditional Mexican Dance lead by the Arteaga Sisters\n3:20 pm- Raffle and Thank you’s!\n3:30 pm- Boise Traditional Chinese Dancers\n\nCheck back in regularly as we update new information including Raffles\, participating food vendors and more. \nDay of Dance was created by Crossroads Board Member Kathy Sanchez\, to celebrate dance in all its\nmany forms\, as part of National Dance Day which is celebrated across the country. \n“National Dance Day was established in 2010 by American Dance Movement co-founder\, Nigel Lythgoe\,\nand Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton\, National Dance Day is an annual celebration dedicated to\ndance\, that encourages Americans of all ages to incorporate dance into their lives. By creating a focused day\nof celebration to show support for dance as a valuable form of exercise and of artistic expression\, American\nDance Movement aims to educate the public about dance and its many benefits\, as well as make dance\naccessible and inclusive to everyone. American Dance Movement (ADM) believes that participation in\ndance connects the mind and body\, promotes health and wellbeing\, connects us with others and\nenables us to find joy through dance and movement. National Dance Day (NDD) is a day of\ncelebrating dance\, in all its forms\, and takes place annually on the third Saturday in September.”\nThis is Crossroads 4 th Day of Dance event and free to all and is great multi-generational event.\nCrossroads would appreciate and suggest a $5.00 per person donation to help to continue to pay all\nthe costs of this event. \nGuests need to bring a chair or a blanket and come to enjoy the whole event. \nCrossroads has invited numerous food vendors who will be parked on Grove Street including MC\nTaco Bus\, Celtic Cauldon Kettle Korn\, Austin Street Dogs\, Mountain Jim Cotton Candy and the Baker\nCounty YMCA (selling drinks). Asian Fusion will also be providing a 10% discount off an order when \npresenting the official program. Baker Heritage Museum also has Free Museum Day all day as well.\nCrossroads will be selling raffle tickets at the event for fantastic raffle prizes which will fund the 2027\nDay of Dance event. \nEach year\, Crossroads works to welcome new groups to keep the event fresh every year. This year\nwe are thrilled to welcome Jayanthi Raman Dance Company from Portland\, Oregon who are touring\nEastern Oregon. \n“Jayanthi Raman is a dancer\, choreographer and master artist who has a critically acclaimed and an\nextensive and impressive career spanning three decades. Using the Indian classical dance form\nBharatha Natyam as the starting point for her exploration\, she creates thought provoking work. Her\ncontemporary approach to classicism is provocative in our cultural environment. She worked hard to\nperform in proscenium theaters\, became an educator of repute\, and finally a cultural ambassador;\ncreating a prominent and vital position for Bharatha Natyam and for herself in the world of dance. Her\nwork sets her apart as a renowned and respected scholar of the art form. \nRaman’s work as a choreographer is grounded in the centuries old classical dance form yet draws\ninspiration from newer concepts and themes as well as using modern lighting and technology. Her\nchoreography based in ancient Indian traditions\, has been lauded for its deep-rooted classicism as\nwell as for its aesthetic experimentation and willingness to cross boundaries. Her enthusiasm to take\nrisks and explore unpredictable and complex movements has established her as an exciting and\ngroundbreaking choreographer. She has choreographed 25 full length evening works and numerous\nsolo and group pieces. \nRaman has created a unique language that expresses her personal Indo-American identity. Raman\nhas become a recognized persona in the US\, called as a “cultural treasure” (Oregonian) and as a\n“world class dancer” and “scholar of dances” (DANCE Magazine). She is reputed as a scholar by the\ncritics and her peers and as the ‘Gold standard of Indian dance in the region’. As a performer and\nchoreographer\, she is well known for her precise footwork and her eloquent abhinaya -expressive\ndance. She has performed numerous solo and thematic performances at reputed dance festivals and\nperforming art centers in US and internationally with critical acclaim.” \nJayanthi and her dancers will be performing “Devi: Goddess Within Me.” This traditional Indian\ndance theater production is grounded on Indian classical traditional dance form Bharatha Natyam\nfrom South India\, as well as folk dances which lend itself to innovation seamlessly. Featuring\ncompany repertoire dancers\, with lead dancer/choreographer Jayanthi Raman\, and visiting\ninternational dancers from Delhi\, the production features original music score and poetry drawn from\nancient and contemporary poets. \nThis year’s event is sponsored by:\nCreative West “Tour West” and the National Endowment for the Arts\, Idaho Power\, Baker City\nDowntown Festival of Trees Grant\, Baker County Cultural Coalition/Oregon Cultural Trust\, Steve\nRitch Environmental\, Judy Baker\, Mary Apple\, ElErradero\, Jenny Albright\, Anne Clark\, Anne Carr\,\nBryn & Robin Crowell\, Amy Gaarsland\, Terry Foersterling\, Suzanne Fouty\, Mae Hawthorn\, Carolyn\nKulog\, Sherri Linnemeyer\, Craig Lord\, Geri Lynn\, Esa Murrell\, Pam Peyron\, Marlene Prowell\, Kerry &\nGinger Savage\, Mary & Jim Tomlinson\, Sherry Williams\, and all the many anonymous donors from\nthe Bingo Bake Sale\, Dine for Day of Dance and Raffle Fundraisers. \n 
URL:https://destinationbaker.com/event/day-of-dance-4/
LOCATION:Geiser-Pollman Park\, 1723 Madison Street\, Baker City\, OR\, 97814\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts,Festival,History and Heritage,Kids and family,Music,Theater and performing arts
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SUMMARY:Powder River Music Revue
DESCRIPTION:Powder River Music Revue currently produces the Summer Concert Series in Baker City\, Oregon. Held each Sunday from mid-June until through August in our beautiful Geiser-Pollman Park\, the concert series features many local and regional musical artists who share a wide range of musical styles. \nUnless otherwise noted\, each event begins at 4 p.m. and runs until 6 p.m. The park has many trees for shade so even on the warmest of days\, the park remains much cooler than other areas. There are some fixed seating options\, but we encourage our audience members to bring their own chairs or blankets\, get comfortable\, and enjoy the warm summer days with a couple of hours of FREE music. \nBaker Youth Venture will be at the Concert in the Park\, June 28th @ 2:00-3pm – all kids are welcome to bring an instrument & receive free musical instruction.  We will also be selling refreshments at the concerts to go toward a Youth Center building!   \nJune 28 – Inland Northwest Musicians with the Baker Community Choir (Salute to America) \n \nJuly 5 – Calico Bones (Folk/Americana) \nJuly 12 – James Dean Kindle & his Country Combo (Country/Americana) \nJuly 19 – John Woodard/Debbie Freidman/Lindianne Sappington (Folk) \nJuly 26 – Too Bamboo (Americana/Blues) \nAugust 2 – Kupenga Marimba \nAugust 9 – Wasteland Kings (Country/Americana) \nAugust 16 – Never Come Down (Bluegrass) \nAugust 23 – Matt Cooper Trio (Jazz) \nAugust 30 (Johnny Star & Easy Keys (Eclectic Americana)
URL:https://destinationbaker.com/event/powder-river-music-revue/2026-09-06/
LOCATION:Geiser-Pollman Park\, 1723 Madison Street\, Baker City\, OR\, 97814\, United States
CATEGORIES:Music
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SUMMARY:Powder River Music Revue
DESCRIPTION:Powder River Music Revue currently produces the Summer Concert Series in Baker City\, Oregon. Held each Sunday from mid-June until through August in our beautiful Geiser-Pollman Park\, the concert series features many local and regional musical artists who share a wide range of musical styles. \nUnless otherwise noted\, each event begins at 4 p.m. and runs until 6 p.m. The park has many trees for shade so even on the warmest of days\, the park remains much cooler than other areas. There are some fixed seating options\, but we encourage our audience members to bring their own chairs or blankets\, get comfortable\, and enjoy the warm summer days with a couple of hours of FREE music. \nBaker Youth Venture will be at the Concert in the Park\, June 28th @ 2:00-3pm – all kids are welcome to bring an instrument & receive free musical instruction.  We will also be selling refreshments at the concerts to go toward a Youth Center building!   \nJune 28 – Inland Northwest Musicians with the Baker Community Choir (Salute to America) \n \nJuly 5 – Calico Bones (Folk/Americana) \nJuly 12 – James Dean Kindle & his Country Combo (Country/Americana) \nJuly 19 – John Woodard/Debbie Freidman/Lindianne Sappington (Folk) \nJuly 26 – Too Bamboo (Americana/Blues) \nAugust 2 – Kupenga Marimba \nAugust 9 – Wasteland Kings (Country/Americana) \nAugust 16 – Never Come Down (Bluegrass) \nAugust 23 – Matt Cooper Trio (Jazz) \nAugust 30 (Johnny Star & Easy Keys (Eclectic Americana)
URL:https://destinationbaker.com/event/powder-river-music-revue/2026-08-30/
LOCATION:Geiser-Pollman Park\, 1723 Madison Street\, Baker City\, OR\, 97814\, United States
CATEGORIES:Music
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SUMMARY:Powder River Music Revue
DESCRIPTION:Powder River Music Revue currently produces the Summer Concert Series in Baker City\, Oregon. Held each Sunday from mid-June until through August in our beautiful Geiser-Pollman Park\, the concert series features many local and regional musical artists who share a wide range of musical styles. \nUnless otherwise noted\, each event begins at 4 p.m. and runs until 6 p.m. The park has many trees for shade so even on the warmest of days\, the park remains much cooler than other areas. There are some fixed seating options\, but we encourage our audience members to bring their own chairs or blankets\, get comfortable\, and enjoy the warm summer days with a couple of hours of FREE music. \nBaker Youth Venture will be at the Concert in the Park\, June 28th @ 2:00-3pm – all kids are welcome to bring an instrument & receive free musical instruction.  We will also be selling refreshments at the concerts to go toward a Youth Center building!   \nJune 28 – Inland Northwest Musicians with the Baker Community Choir (Salute to America) \n \nJuly 5 – Calico Bones (Folk/Americana) \nJuly 12 – James Dean Kindle & his Country Combo (Country/Americana) \nJuly 19 – John Woodard/Debbie Freidman/Lindianne Sappington (Folk) \nJuly 26 – Too Bamboo (Americana/Blues) \nAugust 2 – Kupenga Marimba \nAugust 9 – Wasteland Kings (Country/Americana) \nAugust 16 – Never Come Down (Bluegrass) \nAugust 23 – Matt Cooper Trio (Jazz) \nAugust 30 (Johnny Star & Easy Keys (Eclectic Americana)
URL:https://destinationbaker.com/event/powder-river-music-revue/2026-08-23/
LOCATION:Geiser-Pollman Park\, 1723 Madison Street\, Baker City\, OR\, 97814\, United States
CATEGORIES:Music
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SUMMARY:Powder River Music Revue
DESCRIPTION:Powder River Music Revue currently produces the Summer Concert Series in Baker City\, Oregon. Held each Sunday from mid-June until through August in our beautiful Geiser-Pollman Park\, the concert series features many local and regional musical artists who share a wide range of musical styles. \nUnless otherwise noted\, each event begins at 4 p.m. and runs until 6 p.m. The park has many trees for shade so even on the warmest of days\, the park remains much cooler than other areas. There are some fixed seating options\, but we encourage our audience members to bring their own chairs or blankets\, get comfortable\, and enjoy the warm summer days with a couple of hours of FREE music. \nBaker Youth Venture will be at the Concert in the Park\, June 28th @ 2:00-3pm – all kids are welcome to bring an instrument & receive free musical instruction.  We will also be selling refreshments at the concerts to go toward a Youth Center building!   \nJune 28 – Inland Northwest Musicians with the Baker Community Choir (Salute to America) \n \nJuly 5 – Calico Bones (Folk/Americana) \nJuly 12 – James Dean Kindle & his Country Combo (Country/Americana) \nJuly 19 – John Woodard/Debbie Freidman/Lindianne Sappington (Folk) \nJuly 26 – Too Bamboo (Americana/Blues) \nAugust 2 – Kupenga Marimba \nAugust 9 – Wasteland Kings (Country/Americana) \nAugust 16 – Never Come Down (Bluegrass) \nAugust 23 – Matt Cooper Trio (Jazz) \nAugust 30 (Johnny Star & Easy Keys (Eclectic Americana)
URL:https://destinationbaker.com/event/powder-river-music-revue/2026-08-16/
LOCATION:Geiser-Pollman Park\, 1723 Madison Street\, Baker City\, OR\, 97814\, United States
CATEGORIES:Music
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260608T165909Z
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SUMMARY:Baker City Show & Shine Car Show
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://destinationbaker.com/event/baker-city-show-shine-car-show/
LOCATION:Geiser-Pollman Park\, 1723 Madison Street\, Baker City\, OR\, 97814\, United States
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SUMMARY:Powder River Music Revue
DESCRIPTION:Powder River Music Revue currently produces the Summer Concert Series in Baker City\, Oregon. Held each Sunday from mid-June until through August in our beautiful Geiser-Pollman Park\, the concert series features many local and regional musical artists who share a wide range of musical styles. \nUnless otherwise noted\, each event begins at 4 p.m. and runs until 6 p.m. The park has many trees for shade so even on the warmest of days\, the park remains much cooler than other areas. There are some fixed seating options\, but we encourage our audience members to bring their own chairs or blankets\, get comfortable\, and enjoy the warm summer days with a couple of hours of FREE music. \nBaker Youth Venture will be at the Concert in the Park\, June 28th @ 2:00-3pm – all kids are welcome to bring an instrument & receive free musical instruction.  We will also be selling refreshments at the concerts to go toward a Youth Center building!   \nJune 28 – Inland Northwest Musicians with the Baker Community Choir (Salute to America) \n \nJuly 5 – Calico Bones (Folk/Americana) \nJuly 12 – James Dean Kindle & his Country Combo (Country/Americana) \nJuly 19 – John Woodard/Debbie Freidman/Lindianne Sappington (Folk) \nJuly 26 – Too Bamboo (Americana/Blues) \nAugust 2 – Kupenga Marimba \nAugust 9 – Wasteland Kings (Country/Americana) \nAugust 16 – Never Come Down (Bluegrass) \nAugust 23 – Matt Cooper Trio (Jazz) \nAugust 30 (Johnny Star & Easy Keys (Eclectic Americana)
URL:https://destinationbaker.com/event/powder-river-music-revue/2026-08-09/
LOCATION:Geiser-Pollman Park\, 1723 Madison Street\, Baker City\, OR\, 97814\, United States
CATEGORIES:Music
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SUMMARY:Powder River Music Revue
DESCRIPTION:Powder River Music Revue currently produces the Summer Concert Series in Baker City\, Oregon. Held each Sunday from mid-June until through August in our beautiful Geiser-Pollman Park\, the concert series features many local and regional musical artists who share a wide range of musical styles. \nUnless otherwise noted\, each event begins at 4 p.m. and runs until 6 p.m. The park has many trees for shade so even on the warmest of days\, the park remains much cooler than other areas. There are some fixed seating options\, but we encourage our audience members to bring their own chairs or blankets\, get comfortable\, and enjoy the warm summer days with a couple of hours of FREE music. \nBaker Youth Venture will be at the Concert in the Park\, June 28th @ 2:00-3pm – all kids are welcome to bring an instrument & receive free musical instruction.  We will also be selling refreshments at the concerts to go toward a Youth Center building!   \nJune 28 – Inland Northwest Musicians with the Baker Community Choir (Salute to America) \n \nJuly 5 – Calico Bones (Folk/Americana) \nJuly 12 – James Dean Kindle & his Country Combo (Country/Americana) \nJuly 19 – John Woodard/Debbie Freidman/Lindianne Sappington (Folk) \nJuly 26 – Too Bamboo (Americana/Blues) \nAugust 2 – Kupenga Marimba \nAugust 9 – Wasteland Kings (Country/Americana) \nAugust 16 – Never Come Down (Bluegrass) \nAugust 23 – Matt Cooper Trio (Jazz) \nAugust 30 (Johnny Star & Easy Keys (Eclectic Americana)
URL:https://destinationbaker.com/event/powder-river-music-revue/2026-08-02/
LOCATION:Geiser-Pollman Park\, 1723 Madison Street\, Baker City\, OR\, 97814\, United States
CATEGORIES:Music
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SUMMARY:Powder River Music Revue
DESCRIPTION:Powder River Music Revue currently produces the Summer Concert Series in Baker City\, Oregon. Held each Sunday from mid-June until through August in our beautiful Geiser-Pollman Park\, the concert series features many local and regional musical artists who share a wide range of musical styles. \nUnless otherwise noted\, each event begins at 4 p.m. and runs until 6 p.m. The park has many trees for shade so even on the warmest of days\, the park remains much cooler than other areas. There are some fixed seating options\, but we encourage our audience members to bring their own chairs or blankets\, get comfortable\, and enjoy the warm summer days with a couple of hours of FREE music. \nBaker Youth Venture will be at the Concert in the Park\, June 28th @ 2:00-3pm – all kids are welcome to bring an instrument & receive free musical instruction.  We will also be selling refreshments at the concerts to go toward a Youth Center building!   \nJune 28 – Inland Northwest Musicians with the Baker Community Choir (Salute to America) \n \nJuly 5 – Calico Bones (Folk/Americana) \nJuly 12 – James Dean Kindle & his Country Combo (Country/Americana) \nJuly 19 – John Woodard/Debbie Freidman/Lindianne Sappington (Folk) \nJuly 26 – Too Bamboo (Americana/Blues) \nAugust 2 – Kupenga Marimba \nAugust 9 – Wasteland Kings (Country/Americana) \nAugust 16 – Never Come Down (Bluegrass) \nAugust 23 – Matt Cooper Trio (Jazz) \nAugust 30 (Johnny Star & Easy Keys (Eclectic Americana)
URL:https://destinationbaker.com/event/powder-river-music-revue/2026-07-26/
LOCATION:Geiser-Pollman Park\, 1723 Madison Street\, Baker City\, OR\, 97814\, United States
CATEGORIES:Music
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DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260719T180000
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SUMMARY:Powder River Music Revue
DESCRIPTION:Powder River Music Revue currently produces the Summer Concert Series in Baker City\, Oregon. Held each Sunday from mid-June until through August in our beautiful Geiser-Pollman Park\, the concert series features many local and regional musical artists who share a wide range of musical styles. \nUnless otherwise noted\, each event begins at 4 p.m. and runs until 6 p.m. The park has many trees for shade so even on the warmest of days\, the park remains much cooler than other areas. There are some fixed seating options\, but we encourage our audience members to bring their own chairs or blankets\, get comfortable\, and enjoy the warm summer days with a couple of hours of FREE music. \nBaker Youth Venture will be at the Concert in the Park\, June 28th @ 2:00-3pm – all kids are welcome to bring an instrument & receive free musical instruction.  We will also be selling refreshments at the concerts to go toward a Youth Center building!   \nJune 28 – Inland Northwest Musicians with the Baker Community Choir (Salute to America) \n \nJuly 5 – Calico Bones (Folk/Americana) \nJuly 12 – James Dean Kindle & his Country Combo (Country/Americana) \nJuly 19 – John Woodard/Debbie Freidman/Lindianne Sappington (Folk) \nJuly 26 – Too Bamboo (Americana/Blues) \nAugust 2 – Kupenga Marimba \nAugust 9 – Wasteland Kings (Country/Americana) \nAugust 16 – Never Come Down (Bluegrass) \nAugust 23 – Matt Cooper Trio (Jazz) \nAugust 30 (Johnny Star & Easy Keys (Eclectic Americana)
URL:https://destinationbaker.com/event/powder-river-music-revue/2026-07-19/
LOCATION:Geiser-Pollman Park\, 1723 Madison Street\, Baker City\, OR\, 97814\, United States
CATEGORIES:Music
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SUMMARY:Miner's Jubilee
DESCRIPTION:Miners Jubilee is a three-day celebration of Baker County’s gold mining heritage that has been held annually\, in one form or another\, since the late 1800s. Miners Jubilee is held on the third weekend of July in Baker City\, Oregon. \nThis event brings the heritage and history of Baker County to life with a parade\, vendors in the park\, a food court\, live music\, sidewalk sales\, mining demonstrations\, and kids’ activities. Bronc riding on Friday night and bull riding on Saturday night round out a full weekend of events that draw family and class reunions to Baker City every year. \n  \nGold Panning Championship 2026\n\nGet ready for the 2026 Annual Oregon State Panning Championship at Miners Jubilee! \nThe Eastern Oregon Mining Association invites you to join us for this exciting event. Test your gold panning skills or cheer on the competitors as they compete for top prizes—generously supported by Ashgrove Cement. \nExplore authentic mining equipment displayed along the street\, with clear signs explaining how each piece works. It’s a great chance to see the tools and techniques of Eastern Oregon’s mining heritage up close. \n\n  \nSchedule\n\n\n\n\nFriday\, July 17th\n\n\nBaker Lions Club Breakfast – 7 am \nVendors in Geiser-Pollman Park – 8 am to 6 pm \nBronc Riding\, Challenge of Champions Tour at Baker County Fairgrounds – 7 pm \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSaturday\, July 18th\n\n\nBaker Lions Club Breakfast – 7 am \nVendors in Geiser-Pollman Park – 8 am to 6 pm \nParade in Downtown Baker City – 11 am \nBull Riding\, Challenge of Champions Tour at the Baker County Fairgrounds – 7 pm \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSunday\, July 19th\n\n\nBaker Lions Club Breakfast – 7 am \nVendors in Geiser-Pollman Park – 8 am to 6 pm
URL:https://destinationbaker.com/event/miners-jubilee/
LOCATION:Geiser-Pollman Park\, 1723 Madison Street\, Baker City\, OR\, 97814\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festival,Food & Beverage,History and Heritage,Kids and family
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260712T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260712T180000
DTSTAMP:20260623T213744Z
CREATED:20260429T054231Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260623T213744Z
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SUMMARY:Powder River Music Revue
DESCRIPTION:Powder River Music Revue currently produces the Summer Concert Series in Baker City\, Oregon. Held each Sunday from mid-June until through August in our beautiful Geiser-Pollman Park\, the concert series features many local and regional musical artists who share a wide range of musical styles. \nUnless otherwise noted\, each event begins at 4 p.m. and runs until 6 p.m. The park has many trees for shade so even on the warmest of days\, the park remains much cooler than other areas. There are some fixed seating options\, but we encourage our audience members to bring their own chairs or blankets\, get comfortable\, and enjoy the warm summer days with a couple of hours of FREE music. \nBaker Youth Venture will be at the Concert in the Park\, June 28th @ 2:00-3pm – all kids are welcome to bring an instrument & receive free musical instruction.  We will also be selling refreshments at the concerts to go toward a Youth Center building!   \nJune 28 – Inland Northwest Musicians with the Baker Community Choir (Salute to America) \n \nJuly 5 – Calico Bones (Folk/Americana) \nJuly 12 – James Dean Kindle & his Country Combo (Country/Americana) \nJuly 19 – John Woodard/Debbie Freidman/Lindianne Sappington (Folk) \nJuly 26 – Too Bamboo (Americana/Blues) \nAugust 2 – Kupenga Marimba \nAugust 9 – Wasteland Kings (Country/Americana) \nAugust 16 – Never Come Down (Bluegrass) \nAugust 23 – Matt Cooper Trio (Jazz) \nAugust 30 (Johnny Star & Easy Keys (Eclectic Americana)
URL:https://destinationbaker.com/event/powder-river-music-revue/2026-07-12/
LOCATION:Geiser-Pollman Park\, 1723 Madison Street\, Baker City\, OR\, 97814\, United States
CATEGORIES:Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260705T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260705T180000
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260623T213744Z
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SUMMARY:Powder River Music Revue
DESCRIPTION:Powder River Music Revue currently produces the Summer Concert Series in Baker City\, Oregon. Held each Sunday from mid-June until through August in our beautiful Geiser-Pollman Park\, the concert series features many local and regional musical artists who share a wide range of musical styles. \nUnless otherwise noted\, each event begins at 4 p.m. and runs until 6 p.m. The park has many trees for shade so even on the warmest of days\, the park remains much cooler than other areas. There are some fixed seating options\, but we encourage our audience members to bring their own chairs or blankets\, get comfortable\, and enjoy the warm summer days with a couple of hours of FREE music. \nBaker Youth Venture will be at the Concert in the Park\, June 28th @ 2:00-3pm – all kids are welcome to bring an instrument & receive free musical instruction.  We will also be selling refreshments at the concerts to go toward a Youth Center building!   \nJune 28 – Inland Northwest Musicians with the Baker Community Choir (Salute to America) \n \nJuly 5 – Calico Bones (Folk/Americana) \nJuly 12 – James Dean Kindle & his Country Combo (Country/Americana) \nJuly 19 – John Woodard/Debbie Freidman/Lindianne Sappington (Folk) \nJuly 26 – Too Bamboo (Americana/Blues) \nAugust 2 – Kupenga Marimba \nAugust 9 – Wasteland Kings (Country/Americana) \nAugust 16 – Never Come Down (Bluegrass) \nAugust 23 – Matt Cooper Trio (Jazz) \nAugust 30 (Johnny Star & Easy Keys (Eclectic Americana)
URL:https://destinationbaker.com/event/powder-river-music-revue/2026-07-05/
LOCATION:Geiser-Pollman Park\, 1723 Madison Street\, Baker City\, OR\, 97814\, United States
CATEGORIES:Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260628T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260628T180000
DTSTAMP:20260623T213744Z
CREATED:20260429T054231Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260623T213744Z
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SUMMARY:Powder River Music Revue
DESCRIPTION:Powder River Music Revue currently produces the Summer Concert Series in Baker City\, Oregon. Held each Sunday from mid-June until through August in our beautiful Geiser-Pollman Park\, the concert series features many local and regional musical artists who share a wide range of musical styles. \nUnless otherwise noted\, each event begins at 4 p.m. and runs until 6 p.m. The park has many trees for shade so even on the warmest of days\, the park remains much cooler than other areas. There are some fixed seating options\, but we encourage our audience members to bring their own chairs or blankets\, get comfortable\, and enjoy the warm summer days with a couple of hours of FREE music. \nBaker Youth Venture will be at the Concert in the Park\, June 28th @ 2:00-3pm – all kids are welcome to bring an instrument & receive free musical instruction.  We will also be selling refreshments at the concerts to go toward a Youth Center building!   \nJune 28 – Inland Northwest Musicians with the Baker Community Choir (Salute to America) \n \nJuly 5 – Calico Bones (Folk/Americana) \nJuly 12 – James Dean Kindle & his Country Combo (Country/Americana) \nJuly 19 – John Woodard/Debbie Freidman/Lindianne Sappington (Folk) \nJuly 26 – Too Bamboo (Americana/Blues) \nAugust 2 – Kupenga Marimba \nAugust 9 – Wasteland Kings (Country/Americana) \nAugust 16 – Never Come Down (Bluegrass) \nAugust 23 – Matt Cooper Trio (Jazz) \nAugust 30 (Johnny Star & Easy Keys (Eclectic Americana)
URL:https://destinationbaker.com/event/powder-river-music-revue/2026-06-28/
LOCATION:Geiser-Pollman Park\, 1723 Madison Street\, Baker City\, OR\, 97814\, United States
CATEGORIES:Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260613T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260613T160000
DTSTAMP:20260428T234340Z
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SUMMARY:Oregon Trail Days
DESCRIPTION:Ever wondered what it was like to travel the Oregon Trail? We can’t go back in time\, but this weekend comes close with Oregon Trail Days\, presented by Crossroads Carnegie Art Center and the National Historic Oregon Trail Interpretive Center. \nOn Saturday\, June 13\, activities will be set up in Geiser-Pollman Park from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with family-friendly activities\, demonstrations and performances. This year’s event celebrates trail history\, as well as the mining\, timber and ranching industries. \nAdmission is free!
URL:https://destinationbaker.com/event/oregon-trail-days/
LOCATION:Geiser-Pollman Park\, 1723 Madison Street\, Baker City\, OR\, 97814\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festival,Food & Beverage,History and Heritage,Kids and family
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