Discover the transformative power of art therapy with retired mental health therapist, Judy Wandschneider, LCSW! Free and Open to the Public!
Join Roger Averbeck and DJ Lincoln in a presentation about May 10th's huge auroral display. Between DJ's science introduction and Roger's photography experience, you'll learn about what it is like under a once in a generation solar storm in the county, and be ready for the next one.
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Dale is a retired educator and rancher, and lives on the family ranch in Lower Valley first homesteaded in 1972. He has paid particular attention to the development of the land and the water over the course of a lifetime, noting the impacts of introduced plants and various irrigation methods. What's next? Dale has some ideas.
Join us to hear both Victoria and Julia discuss and show images of their past and current work, focusing on family and environmental influences shaping their art practices.
Join us at The Josephy Center to hear Barry Cox, Horseman, Saddle Maker and Wilderness Packer share his history into the saddle making craft as well as some of his wilderness adventures!
Enjoy a warm cup of coffee while delving into fascinating stories and historical insights with Rich Wandschneider at Friday Coffee Hour.
Regenerating Life is a 2023 documentary that explores the influence of the water cycle on climate change - and by proxy the way plants, soil, and soil cover influence climate conditions. Free!
Join us for a unique event hosted by ODFW’s Aquatic Invasive Species Educational Team. Learn about Oregon’s special ecosystems and landscapes, the invasive species threatening them, and how you can help "save our salmon" at both individual and community levels.
Learn how the arts are driving economic growth in our region, based on the latest findings from the Arts & Economic Prosperity 6 (AEP6) study. FREE
Come together again next Tuesday, October 8, for a full-on discussion of the DOD. Here's a quote to whet your appetite...
The Tribe’s Department of Fisheries Resources Management (DFRM) has been involved with reintroduction efforts since the 1990s. Finally, with the addition of fish passage to the Wallowa Lake Dam on the horizon, a full reintroduction is becoming a possibility.
Join us for a captivating lunchtime session as we explore the rich history and artistry of quilting, focusing on the renowned quilts of Gee’s Bend.
David Weaver, of the Wallowa History Center, will speak and answer question regarding archival research, especially explaining how to access old newspaper and court records online and/or in person.
The conflict between the State of Israel and the Palestinians is complex and confusing. What is happening in what many call the “Holy Land” is heartbreaking. This unique place is an important place for at least three religions and yet is torn apart by struggles and enmity that have deep roots.
In a related story with a touch of the Wallowa in it, Jennfier Gibbs of the Wallowa History Center found sheet music for a song written by a Wobbly striker in Centralia, Washington in 1919. There the Wobblies and the American Legion fought and killed, and several union men went to jail. One of them, Eugene Barnett, wrote a song to his beloved while in jail, and his daughter later wrote a biography of him. Jennifer tracked it all down, and will tell us the story on a January 21 "Tuesday Talk" at the Josephy Center.
Thirty years ago, on February 4, 1995, Nancy Knoble, one of the three breast cancer survivors to reach the summit will share a PBS documentary made of this historic event at our Tuesday talk February 4, 2025.
Currently retired, she has returned to aviation, now in her own plane, and is getting to know our corner of the country from the air. She will share stories and insights from a life in the skies.
Join us for an engaging talk with Ellen Waterston, Oregon’s Poet Laureate (2024-2026).
Rockhound Alison Cole has a new book, A Rockhound's Guide to Oregon & Washington. and she will be at the Josephy Center to talk about it.
Please join us for this series of community conversations discussing private and public goods and services.
Join Lisbeth Claus as she shares the fascinating journey behind her memoir!
Did you know a 100-year-old Japanese farmhouse exists in Wallowa County? Zen House Kominka, perched on the cliff along the North Highway just north of Enterprise, is a living piece of Japanese cultural heritage. More than a historic home, it offers our community a space for learning, reflection, and connection—come explore how its traditions […]
Come learn how you can preserve your aging tapes and videos into digital format for generations to come!
In this timely Tuesday Talk, Kliewer will offer firsthand observations, personal insights, and context drawn from years of engagement and travel in the region.
