This is a 3-day ticketed festival throughout Sisters including The Belfry. No individual tickets for The Belfry or any venue are sold. No tickets are sold at The Belfry. Follow the ticket link to purchase.
The Belfry Community Talks are given seven months each year in a local venue where multimedia presentations are coupled with both a wine/beer bar and an excellent food service. The talks feature speakers of note who focus on a general topic we've titled "Frontiers in Science." The programming is organized and led by Kathy Campbell and sometimes co-sponsored by COCC.
https://www.sistersscienceclub.org/SSC_Belfry.html
The Forest Service and their partners invite you to watch an epic true story of courage, tragedy, natural disaster, and human resilience. Followed by a community dialogue with an expert panel on history and fire management in the Pacific Northwest.
(View trailer below.)
Limited to the first 200 arrivals. Doors open at 6:00pm to reserve your seat.
Film viewing 6:30-7:30; panel discussion 7:30-8:30.
Food, beer & wine available for purchase from The Belfry.
“The year is 1869, the town is Tucker’s Gulch, the setting is The Soiled Dove Saloon. Welcome to the show!
Yee-Haw was conceived by a rag-tag group of burlesque dancers and old timey sinners. If you’re looking for a tease, a story, a laugh, scantily clad saloon gals, and to be slightly unsettled: we’ve got a show for you!
Yee-Haw is a Western show about a group of soiled doves who find themselves in a predicament that could upset their way of life and and tear them apart, what ensues is murder, strange mystery, and romance, but don’t fret; there’s gun fights, and plenty of whiskey too! There’s a villian, a virgin, and Madame, a barkeep, and some prostitutes, a French gal, and an all knowing cowboy, and none of them disappoint.
Please come join Bend Burlesque for this unique and boundary-pushing show that combines theater and burlesque into one wild ride.
Che Apalache is a four-man string band based in Buenos Aires with members from Argentina, Mexico and the United States. The group’s founder is Joe Troop (fiddle), a North Carolinian multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwriter and composer who moved to Argentina in 2010. While patiently carving out a niche in the local music scene, Joe taught bluegrass and old-time for a living. That’s how he met Pau Barjau (banjo), Franco Martino (guitar) and Martin Bobrik (mandolin), his most dedicated students. They quickly became picking buddies and in 2013 decided to hit the stage. Che Apalache began as a bluegrass band, but eventually incorporated Latin American styles into their repertoire. Combining instrumental prowess with tight vocal harmonies, they have curated an authentic blend of genres to reflect the nature of their lives, evoking images from Appalachia to the Andes.
Famed banjo player and cross-genre trailblazer Béla Fleck was so taken with the band that he signed on to produce their new album, Rearrange My Heart, released August 9, 2019 on Free Dirt Records. “I love to work with music that intrigues, excites and inspires me,” Fleck explains, “and that describes Che Apalache to a T!”
The Belfry is a beautiful and intimate venue located in downtown Sisters, Oregon. Tickets are limited and it is recommended to purchase them in advance. Food and beverages will be available for purchase. Doors open at 6:30 and show starts at 7:00 pm.
The Brian Odell Band is a rock band with roots firmly grounded in funk, fusion, and folk. They artfully combine acoustic guitar, violin, electric guitar, drums, bass, and vocals in their original music & select covers for a sound that is truly unique! The band’s influences include Dave Matthews Band, John Mayer, Jack Johnson, & Jason Mraz.
This signature sound mixed with their dynamic live performances have captivated audiences all over the Pacific Northwest!
The Belfry Community Talks are given seven months each year in a local venue where multimedia presentations are coupled with both a wine/beer bar and an excellent food service. The talks feature speakers of note who focus on a general topic we've titled "Frontiers in Science." The programming is organized and led by Kathy Campbell and sometimes co-sponsored by COCC.
https://www.sistersscienceclub.org/SSC_Belfry.html
Costume Dance Party Extravaganza! David Jacob-Strain and the Crunk Mountain Boys rock the house for our annual Halloween Bash. Get your tickets early for this event; it just might sell-out!
The folks from Istanbul Rug Bazaar of Portland haul a truckload of gorgeous Turkish rugs over to Sisters for a few days so that Central Oregon can have the opportunity to see, touch and buy rugs — new, antique, wool, cotton, silk, with natural dyes.
This event is 10am - 6pm Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday, Nov 1-4.
More about IRB: "We migrated to Portland from our homeland of Anatolia, Turkey. Babik (pronounced “baw-bik”) is the ancient name of our homeland—located in the Kurdish region of Anatolia—referring to “land of Grandfather.” Babik is a town with many sheep farmers, the sheep’s wool has supported our family for thousands of years. Because sheep are such a vital part of our family’s well-being, they are treated with much respect and raised naturally on organic farms.
The beautiful carpets and kilims from nearby regions are woven with symbols that tell tales and histories of people. These bring back memories of home, where weavers like my mother and grandmother put their heart into their work, and their works of art adorned each room. My most treasured memories are of family gatherings for dinner around the hand-woven sofra."
Come join us for a fabulous selection of Turkish Carpets and strong Turkish Coffee!
The Belfry Community Talks are given seven months each year in a local venue where multimedia presentations are coupled with both a wine/beer bar and an excellent food service. The talks feature speakers of note who focus on a general topic we've titled "Frontiers in Science." The programming is organized and led by Kathy Campbell and sometimes co-sponsored by COCC.
https://www.sistersscienceclub.org/SSC_Belfry.html
Summon your inner rock star!
while singing rock, pop and indie favorites
with your friends and neighbors!
The Low Bar Chorale is a drop in community pop chorus
backed by a band of hot musicians who make you feel like a Star.
No one cares what you actually sound like. It's perfect for everyone
from choir megastars to the "karaoke scares me to death" crowd.
Doors open at 6:30 for no host meal and bar
Complimentary snacks and water provided by C4C