Good morning, this is your Bend Local Frequency for Thursday, November 13. The chill in the air is unmistakable as Central Oregon steadily shifts into winter mode, and you can feel the anticipation building for the season ahead. Mt. Bachelor is in the final stretch before opening day, currently set for November 28, though some locals are crossing their fingers for an earlier start if the snow gods cooperate. This year, Bend is holding strong as a winter playground, ready to welcome visitors and locals alike with powder days and snowy adventures, while nearby seasonal road closures like Cascade Lakes Highway and Paulina Lake Road are set for next week, turning those stretches into exclusive territory for snowmobilers and backcountry skiers. It’s a reminder to get in those last autumn hikes before the gates come down and the snowpack transforms the landscape.If you’re more into music than moguls, tonight promises good vibes at Midtown Ballroom as The California Honeydrops bring their heartwarming, joyous blend of retro-soul and blues to Bend. Doors open at 7 and the show starts at 8. The Honeydrops are famous for mixing timeless classics with improvisation. Each concert is unique, so expect to be surprised, moved, and maybe even inspired to dance. With a catalog that spans festival favorites and TV soundtracks, they’re sure to fill Midtown Ballroom with energy and connection.For those seeking a midday laugh, head over to the iconic Tower Theatre where The Laughs Continue hits the stage at 2pm, offering comedy that’s sure to cut through any seasonal gloom. Whether you’re a fan of classic sitcom humor or just looking for a lighthearted escape, it’s a great excuse to gather your friends and enjoy live entertainment in the heart of downtown.This evening features workshops and community fun as well. The Repair Café gets rolling at COCC Redmond’s Technology Education Center from 5 to 7pm, an opportunity for locals to get household items fixed for free while connecting with fellow Bendites. At 7pm, Open Space Event Studios hosts A Shift In Thinking, a paid workshop designed to spark creativity and reflection as the winter months approach.Local schools made headlines this week after Breedlove donated seventy-five guitars to Bend-La Pine Schools, supporting young musicians and expanding access to arts education. Many students have already started strumming, and early feedback suggests this will strike a chord across the district as music teachers incorporate the new instruments into their lessons.If you’re in the mood for learning but prefer to stay cozy at home, there’s a special online presentation tonight from the Native Plant Society of Oregon. Starting at 7pm, Park Ranger Matt Palmquist leads a virtual tour of Silver Falls State Park’s unique flora, offering a fresh look at Oregon’s natural beauty just beyond the waterfalls.Community voices are getting louder as well. In local politics, conversations continue around Deschutes County leadership, open space conservation, and how grassroots movements keep shaping our city’s future.That wraps up today’s updates. Whether you’re grabbing your skis, tuning your guitar, or just making plans for a night out, Bend is buzzing with opportunity and connection. This has been Bend Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.For more http://www.quietplease.aiGet the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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