Online Auction Catalog Bidding Opens Monday, November 6, 2023 at 12:00 PM
LIVE AUCTION PREVIEW Bidding in-person at Portland Art Museum Friday, November 10, 2023
Raven’s Daylight Live Auction Only Measures 33” tall x 47.5” wide By Andy Wilbur Peterson, Skokomish Red cedar, bronze, pigment It is said that Raven brought the Sun, Moon, Stars and humankind to the world. This monumental carved panel shows Raven in all his glory, holding a bronze moon face in his beak. Richly painted in tones that echo the natural beauty of red cedar, this panel is a testament to the mastery of illustrious Northwest artist Andy Peterson. Thank you to Quintana Galleries
Couple with Red Dot Vessel Live Auction Only Measures 8” tall x 7.5" wide By Lillian Pitt, Warm Springs/Wasco/Yakama and Dan Friday, Lummi Two of our finest Northwest Native artists collaborated to create this richly colored glass vessel. Silhouetted against the deep crimson glass are figures based on Columbia River and Plateau art, carefully chosen and designed by honored elder and renowned artist Lillian Pitt. Dan Friday’s experience and skill in glass are evident in the sumptuous interplay between color and texture in this exquisite vase. Thank you to Lillian Pitt
Capture the Conqueror’s Pony Live Auction Only Measures 58” tall x 48” wide By Jim Nelson Acrylic on canvas Jim Nelson is a nationally acclaimed painter and storyteller of Lakota legends. Although not native by heritage, his formative years were spent in the shadow of Pine Ridge where he intermingled with his Lakota friends from an early age, coming to know them as well as their culture. Today he paints from his heart, retelling these stories and legends through the use of vibrant colors and deep symbolism, as can be seen in this original painting. Thank you to Valerie Nelson
Crazy Raven Live Auction Only Measures 14” tall x 18” wide By Rick Bartow (1946-2016), Wiyot Edition 11/14, drypoint etching Widely celebrated for his stirring and expressive work, Bartow is best known for his unique use of contemporary artistic methods combined with techniques traditional to his Wiyot heritage to portray transformative and spiritual figures. Birds of many types figure heavily in Bartow’s work, and this superbly expressive Raven print is no exception! Thank you to The Richard Bartow Trust
She Who Watches Live Auction Only Measures 18” tall x 10” wide By Lillian Pitt, Warm Springs/Wasco/Yakama Cast lead crystal glass, copper, granite She Who Watches sits high up on a bluff, overlooking the village of Wishxam, the village where Lillian Pitt’s great-grandmother used to live. Also known as Tsagaglal, the stone image in the Columbia Gorge is both a petroglyph and a pictograph, making her unique in the area. Portrayed here by Lillian Pitt in richly gleaming glass and copper, this iconic collector’s piece is not to be missed! Thank you to Lillian Pitt
Mountain Goat’s Blanket Live Auction Only Measures 26” tall x 31” wide By Greg Robinson, Chinook Acrylic on paper Robinson’s transcendent use of color is on display in this eye-catching painting. A trio of mystical forms glow against the deep background, drawing you in to examine the rich textures that are a signature of Robinson’s work. Robinson’s work pulls from the traditional Chinookan art forms, and is a tribute to the Columbia River ancestors, to whom art, life, stories, and culture were inseparable. Through his art and instruction, he hopes to inspire future generations of Chinookan artisans. Thank you to Greg Robinson
Fly Away on Alaska Airlines Live Auction Only You deserve a getaway! Wouldn’t it be great to experience the vibrant nightlife of New York? Or to feel the warm sand under your feet on the beaches of Costa Rica? To get your next vacation off the ground, we are offering two (2) roundtrip flights, courtesy of Alaska Airlines! These tickets are valid on all Alaska Airlines flights with no blackout dates, so you can travel when and where you want without restriction. And they are good for a full year, so you’ll have plenty of time to plan your next adventure! With so many possibilities, the only question left to ask is: Where will you go? Valid through November 10, 2024
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Raven Finned Killer Whale Live Auction Only Measures 24” wide By Brad Starr, Haisla Red cedar, abalone, rope Dancing in a dynamic pose on this textured panel is a classic image of a killer whale. Raven’s head peeks out, hiding as the whale’s fin with a shining abalone eye. Inspired by his uncle and grandfather, Starr is dedicated to sharing the beauty and strength of his heritage with the world. Thank you to Quintana Galleries
Polar Bear Knife Live Auction Only Knife measures 9.5” long Sheath measures 9” long x 3” wide Stop the presses! This is a truly unique offering whose delightful artistry is unparalleled! This impeccably crafted knife handle features a polar bear cut in walrus ivory, offering a reminder of these animal teachers’ strength, courage, and hunting prowess. The beaded leather sheath is a work of art in its own right, and features skillfully hand-beaded Athabascan floral designs. Thank you to NAYA Community Member
Last Eagle and Blackhorse Live Auction Only Measures 29” tall x 40” wide By Terrance Guardipee, Blackfeet Acrylic on paper Terrance Guardipee is an internationally acclaimed painter and ledger artist, consistently recognized for both the traditional depiction of his Blackfeet heritage and the contemporary innovation demonstrated in his work. The dynamic painting offered here is a classic example of Guardipee’s expressive and soulful style, with stylized horses galloping across an energetically abstracted background. Thank you to the Marguerite Casey Foundation
Thunderbird Paddle Live Auction Only Measures 59” long x 6” wide By Laurence Scow, Kwakwaka’wakw Yellow cedar Measuring in at 59 inches long, this paddle makes a statement! The beautifully handcarved Thunderbird design extends from handle to tip with vibrant splashes of color and intricate details. Though he grew up around carvers, including his brothers Rupert and Barry, Laurence Scow did not start carving until later in life. Scow specializes in traditional paddle making, and his elegant lines make each piece a work of art. Thank you to Quintana Galleries
Basketwork
Apache Basket Measures 4” tall x 7.5” wide Willow and devil’s claw If you like baskets, you’ll love this one! Skillfully woven checkered diamonds march around the gently curved form in the glossy contrasting color of devil’s claw. Matching segments embellish the simple rim finish that is traditional to Apache basketry. Thank you to the Josephine Z Klevit Administrative Trust
Seagrass Basket Measures 9.5” tall x 9.5” wide Sea grass This impressive Alaskan basket is in wonderful condition! Traditionally crafted from materials sourced locally to the maker, this tightly woven lidded storage basket is made from natural and dyed seagrass. Marching in diagonal lines of red, green, and purplish black, the simple but effective design is sun-faded from use but retains the original vibrant colors on the interior. Thank you to NAYA Community Member
Makah Whale Basket Measures 2.5” tall x 3.5” wide This charming pictorial basket is truly one-of-akind! Made in the early 20th century, a charismatic and delightful whale is mirrored by a ship on the reverse side of this crisply woven basket. Cedar bark reinforces the inner rim, and a peek inside reveals the original vibrant colors used to create the detailed design. Thank you to Mary Solares
Apparel
Beaded Hat Set Hat sizing is adjustable Bolo measures 36” long By Valencia Sherman, Navajo/Omaha This wide-brimmed heritage-style hat is edged with striking geometric beading. Carefully chosen by the artist to honor the landscape of her Wyoming home, rich natural tones glow in the intricate hand-beaded design. Amber glass beads are a near-perfect match for the bands of color in the polished stone bolo tie that completes this ensemble. This stunning set of wearable art is ready to come home to you! Thank you to Nichole Maher
Dorothy Grant Collection Killerwhale scarf measures 64” long x 25” wide Three Ravens scarf measures 35” long x 35” wide By Dorothy Grant Step out in style with this vibrant red leather crossbody bag, and your pick of coordinating scarf by Dorothy Grant! Internationally renowned fashion designer and traditional Haida artist Dorothy Grant’s strong connection to her culture and Haida identity has been the foundation of her career for the past thirty-two years. Dorothy believes that her clothing and accessories embody the Haida philosophy of Yaangudang meaning “self-respect.” The driving force behind her designs is “empowerment, pride and feeling good about oneself.” Thank you to Dorothy Grant and Laura Fallon-Burns
Native Winter Ensemble Size S (8-10), generous cut Cozy up for winter in this Justin Kraff coat, handcrafted onsite by a Yakima tribal member at the store in Toppenish, WA out of genuine Pendleton fabric. With a reversible design for two different looks, and a coordinating black wool hat, you’ll be stylish for years to come! Thank you to Nichole Maher and Ann Takamoto
Jewelry
Abalone Collar Necklace measures 15.5” long Earrings measure 3” long Shimmering rainbow tones of abalone glow in this collar-style necklace. Carefully shaped to display the natural beauty of this precious resource, the pieces of abalone shell nestle closely all the way around your neck. And if you want to shake things up, this necklace is reversible! Wear it reversed for an equally beautiful look reminiscent of rippling shallow water over warm sand. Thank you to Ann Takamoto
Turquoise Fetish Set Necklace measures 26” long By Debra Gaspar, Zuni Pueblo Eagles, and turtles, and bears, oh my! This lovely pen shell heishi necklace is adorned with a menagerie of adorable animal figures. Made from natural turquoise, these beautifully carved animal fetishes are as small as an inch or less. But don't let the size fool you! Each piece has been intricately carved with fine details like feathers and inlaid eyes, making this a truly stunning necklace! Thank you to Quintana Galleries
Ivory Animals Bracelet Measures 7” in circumference x 1” wide The sculptural detail of this bracelet is particularly fine with remarkable carvings of Arctic animals, including a polar bear, walrus, and humpback whale. Each carved panel is separated by highly polished cross-cut pieces of walrus ivory to complete this gorgeous work of art! Inked into the ivory using scrimshaw techniques are the delicate details that bring these animals to life – ready to accompany you on your next adventure! Thank you to the Larry Meier Estate
Liquid Silver Set Necklace measures 15” long with 2.25” pendant Bracelet measures 7.5” long Liquid silver gives off a luminous shimmer that is often compared to a waterfall due to its dazzling visual effects. Special extra fine, tubular silver beads are hand strung on multiple strands to create those shimmering belts of silver. A beautiful pendant of Imperial Jasper made by artist JC Aguirre completes this shining silver set. Thank you to Laura Fallon-Burns and JC Aguirre
Hopi Bird Necklace Measures 27” long What a unique vintage find! Over thirty handpainted birds float on strands of perfectly tiny heishi beads for a true statement piece. Each bird has its own distinct design painted in black and buff color on rich terracotta clay. Estimated to be from the 1950s, this delightful piece is just asking to be shown off! Thank you to Nichole Maher
Vintage Squash Blossom Set Necklace measures 26” long with a 3” pendant Cuff measures 7” around x 3” wide Made in the 1940s, this stunning vintage necklace showcases a classic petit point technique in its squash blossom design. Each precisely cut tiny piece of turquoise is individually set into the silver backing to create a true statement piece! Pair it with the coordinating cluster cuff for an unforgettable look! Thank you to Laura Fallon-Burns
Classic Navajo Set Necklace measures 24” long with 2.5” pendant Cuff measures 6.5” around x 1.75” wide Ring is size 9.5 Now is your chance to own this exquisite example of vintage Navajo silversmithing. Classic Navajo silver pearl beads in a variety of shapes set off a streamlined Naja pendant with turquoise accent. A darling turquoise frog adorns the stunning ring, and turquoise is repeated in the stones of an openwork cuff. Likely made in the 1940s, this set is ready to mix and match with your entire wardrobe – you can’t go wrong! Thank you to Laura Fallon-Burns
Beaded Rug Necklace Measures 36” long By Lilly Stanley, Navajo/Zuni Calling all bird lovers! This wearable work of art is sure to delight! This double rug beaded necklace shows off the intricacy of Native beadwork to perfection. Two panels of clever designs are filled with images of mountains, corn, cardinals, and mountain bluebirds. Thank you to Nichole Maher
Obsidian and Jet Necklace Measures 20” long with 2.5” pendants Jet, green turquoise, obsidian Elevate your collection with this bold and versatile piece featuring jet and obsidian stone, with each of the three pendants highlighted by pops of green turquoise. This elegant eyecatcher is bound to be a piece you reach for time and time again. Thank you to Ann Takamoto
Southwest Figurines
Wolf Figurine Measures 7” tall x 3” wide This free-standing doll is small in stature but amazingly detailed, and adorned with wool, leather fringe, and feathers. Each detail is exquisite, down to the pointed wooden teeth and long felt tongue. Possibly carved as an interpretation of the Hopi wolf kachina, a traditional symbol of loyalty, this Southwest figurine is sure to delight. Thank you to Jen Matheson
Eagle Figure Measures 16” tall x 16” wide By Alesch Ashley, Navajo This Southwest figurine was made for trade, as a Navajo interpretation of traditional Hopi kachinas. This large carving of Eagle uses a wide selection of materials on the carved wooden figure to add layers of color, texture, and movement to this piece. Posed with one foot lifted, the Eagle is dominating with its widespread feathers spanning high. Thank you to NAYA Community Member
Paintings & Prints
Salmon Transformation Mask Measures 16” tall x 36” wide By Preston Singletary, Tlingit Edition 29/100 Thank you to Paul Lumley
Known around the world for his exquisite glasswork that brings the characters and myths of the Tlingit people to life, this striking formline print shows a side of Singletary’s work that is not often seen. Only adding one or two series of prints to his portfolio each year, Singletary continues to deepen his mastery and experiment with contemporary takes on the traditional complex design system.
Thunderbird Measures 24” tall x 24” wide Signed by the artist, name unknown Edition 115/150 Thunderbird is a pivotal figure across many cultures on Turtle Island. A creature of supernatural size and power, Thunderbirds are said to bring storms and rain, creating thunder by flapping their wings and shooting lightning bolts out of their eyes. Displayed here in a vibrant array of colors, the image of Thunderbird is a modern take on traditional coastal styles. Thank you to the Marguerite Casey Foundation
Storyteller Measures 26” tall x 26” wide By Ed Archie NoiseCat When evening descends and the people gather in the longhouse, Frog begins the accompaniment to stories told by the elders, earning the nickname ‘storyteller.’ Frogs take center stage in this kaleidoscope of figures by NoiseCat. The artist’s lived Indigenous experience collides with their inspiration of contemporary lithography in this playful print. Thank you to NAYA Community Member
Journey Towards Inner Strength Measures 28” tall x 28” wide By Shaun Peterson, Puyallup Edition 56/150 Shaun Peterson, or Qwalsius, is a pivotal figure in the revitalization of Coast Salish art. Trained in traditional methods of design, painting, and carving, Peterson uses those skills in concert with materials that were not part of the traditional art form. Faced with scarcity of once-abundant materials, Peterson believes that innovation is a part of tradition and vital to its survival. Inspired by traditional coming-of-age stories told to him by elders, this print commemorates the native oral history tradition and gives life to the sea being that embodies our fears. It gives way to the concept of the ancestors that we must find strength in what is unknown and accept what is beyond our powers to change. Thank you to Paul Lumley and Phillip Hillaire
Hok Hok Measures 24” tall x 28” wide By Tony Hunt (1942-2017), Kwakiutl Edition 182/200 One of four supernatural cannibal birds who assist Baxwbakwalanuxsiwe, Hok Hok is said to break the skulls of humans and eat their brains. This compelling symmetrical print displays the masterful artistry of Hunt, a champion of and ambassador for traditional Northwest Indigenous culture. Thank you to Quintana Galleries
Metamorphosis Measures 35” tall x 35” wide By Clifton Guthrie, Tsimshian Guthrie’s passion for Tsimshian culture and art was ingrained in him from childhood. Celebrating his culture through carvings, prints, and more, he imbues meaning into all his artwork. In this piece, Guthrie depicts a butterfly containing all the stages of life, from egg to caterpillar to adult. Both as a stunning formline design, and as a deeper commentary on the stages of growth that we all evolve through, this impressive piece is a testament to the artist’s skill. Thank you to NAYA Community Member
Royalty Measures 25” tall x 34” wide By Peter Boome, Coast Salish Edition 27/85 An accomplished artist and member of the Upper Skagit Tribe, Boome is best known for his hand-pulled serigraphs, such as the rhythmic design offered here. The largest of all salmon, king salmon represent the beauty and bounty of the Pacific Northwest. This striking print shows king salmon swimming upstream to spawn. Created in a traditional style, the pattern on the top and bottom of the salmon represents the river they must traverse to reach the spawning grounds. Thank you to Paul Lumley and Phillip Hillaire
Forty Years Measures 28” tall x 28” wide By David Boxley, Tsimshian Edition 33/99 Made in 2020, this piece commemorates Boxley’s fortieth year of creating Tsimshian art. Each face in the outer circle represents 10 years of his storied career. The faces within the central eagle figure speak to the importance of family, representing the artist himself, his grandfather, wife, sons, and grandson. “It is so important that we as Native people hold on to and be proud of the beautiful culture we come from and more importantly, we are responsible to pass it on to the next generation – it belongs to all of us.” – David Boxley Thank you to Paul Lumley
Sticks and Dreaming Measures 13” tall x 13” wide each By Lillian Pitt, Warm Springs/Wasco/Yakama Edition 3/10 Honored elder and renowned artist Lillian Pitt is a NAYA Gala favorite! This pair of limited edition prints pulls from the symbols of the ancient petroglyphs and pictographs that were carved and drawn by her ancestors in the Columbia River Gorge. Whether Lillian expresses her artistic vision through clay, bronze, prints, or glass, her pieces are always thought-provoking and exquisite. Thank you to Lillian Pitt
Andy Benally Painting Measures 30” tall x 42” wide By Andy Benally Acrylic on canvas Best known for his figure paintings, Benally uses acrylic and watercolor to paint the legends and stories his grandfather told him. His impressionistic landscapes, a blend of realistic and surrealistic images, are filled with the mysticism of dreams, and include totems, bear brothers, and shaman visions. This beautifully atmospheric original painting with swirling snow and overlapping figures is a perfect example of Benally’s iconic style. Thank you to Frances Lovelace
Sharing One’s Thunder Measures 22” tall x 28” wide Signed by the artist, name unknown Edition 12/150 This powerful formline print is striking in its unusual use of color. Electrifying red and blue are bold against the black background, as the figure expands to fill the space and presses against the borders, almost escaping the confines of its two-dimensional world. Thank you to the Marguerite Casey Foundation
Pottery
Koshare Kiva Pot Measures 8” tall x 7” wide By Linda Lucero Fragua, Jemez Pueblo Three charming koshare (clown) figures adorn this painted kiva pot. A traditional form, the kiva pot is an artful representation of an underground ceremonial room – complete with ladder for access through the roof! Carefully painted corn stalks, sun faces, and kiva step patterns adorn the generous rounded form. Thank you to Myra Donnelley
Avanyu Vessel Measures 3” tall x 4.5” wide By Kathy Gutierrez, San Ildefonso Pueblo Avanyu is a Tewa deity, a guardian of waterways and harbinger of storms. Represented as a horned or plumed serpent with curves suggestive of flowing water or the zig-zag of lightning, Avanyu appears on the walls of caves located high above canyon rivers in New Mexico and Arizona. This softly angled vessel depicts Avanyu in glossy red clay. Dramatically graphic, the water serpent shines against the velvety matte-painted surface for a harmonious effect. Thank you to Stephanie Feeney
Seed Pot Measures 2.5” tall x 5” wide By Becky Pasquale, Acoma Pueblo Intricate overlapping floral designs and finely lined geometric sections surround the engaging bird painted in black and terracotta on this diminutive seed pot. Seed pots are designed to store and protect the seeds over winter from rodents and insects. Traditionally, the pot would be smashed in spring to access the seeds for planting, but you won’t want to smash this one! Thank you to NAYA Community Member
Woodwork
Spirit of the Driftwood Measures 11” tall x 10” wide By Adam John, Athabascan Hand carved and decorated with downy feathers, this delicate spirit mask depicts the Spirit of the Driftwood, with three attached “helping spirits”. “Where I grew up, everyone was involved with some form of ‘making’ and creation; from snowshoes, to knitting, to moccasins and carvings. Their objects took on special meaning, and the passing of time during their making acted as both a catalyst for intergenerational exchange, and an opportunity for recounting stories of the day. Our community was strengthened in these settings.” – Adam John Thank you to the Josephine Z Klevit Administrative Trust
Gray Wolf Panel Measures 30” tall x 9” wide By Andy Wilbur Peterson, Skokomish At the age of eighteen, Andy taught himself how to carve, paint and make bentwood boxes. Today, Andy's work includes carved panels, bentwood boxes, drums, paddles, speaker staffs, and more. This elongated panel, carved in 2022, shows a relaxed wolf complete with a lolling tongue. Painted in monochrome and filled with classic Salish style, this sweet carving is waiting to adorn your home! Thank you to Paul Lumley
Head to Head: Eagle Bentwood Box Measures 8.5” tall x 7.5” wide By Andy Wilbur Peterson, Skokomish Bentwood boxes are among the most versatile objects made by the Northwest Coast peoples. Crafted using an ingenious technique that was specific to the region, the wood is bent to a 90degree angle in three corners with the fourth corner being pegged, sewn or glued. In pre-contact times, when there were no metal tools or nails, this technique proved highly reliable for making strong, durable and watertight containers that were perfect for any number of uses. This classic bentwood box depicts Eagle in traditional Salish design, and is a true testament to the art form. Thank you to Paul Lumley
Raven Steals Fire Measures 16” tall x 15” wide By Fred Cooper, Coast Salish Yellow cedar, acrylics Raven is a frequent figure in many stories, from the origins of the sun and moon, to the beginnings of humanity itself. A clever trickster, he can often be found shaping the very existence of the world into how we see it today. This deeply carved and crisply painted round panel tells the story of Raven stealing fire and bringing it to its rightful position in the world. Thank you to Fred Cooper
Other Items
Two Grey Hills Weaving Measures 28” long x 15” wide By Ethel Yazzie, Navajo This attractive rug is a pristine example of the classic Two Grey Hills weaving design, with its stabilizing feeling of balance and symmetry. Two Grey Hills rugs are best known for their exclusive use of only natural wool colors. The different shades in this calming earth-toned weaving were made by blending wool from different sheep in the carding process. Thank you to Quintana Galleries
Orca Rattle Measures 15” long x 2.25” wide
This charismatic orca rattle brings smiles wherever it goes! Complete with a carved grin and flipped up tail, this rattle honors an important animal in many Pacific Northwest cultures. Thank you to Christine Dupres
Arctic Gull Measures 9” long x 4.5” tall Marble and soapstone The sleek, streamlined form of a seabird is cunningly captured in marble in this c.1980 Inuit carving. Its elegant simplicity of design allows the natural texture of the marble to shine, and the dark soapstone beak adds to the effortless drama. Look closely for the carefully etched lines of eyes and feathers. Thank you to Jo Faden
Trio of Fetishes Serpentine bear by Eddi Jaramicco, measures 2.75” long Jet horse by unknown artist, measures 2.75” long Jet mountain lion by Herbert Halate, measures 4.5” long
Each of these lovely little fetishes shows the individual style of their maker. From quietly elegant to dramatically sculptural, each figure has its own energy and spirit. Medicine bundles of turquoise, coral, and shells adorn this trio of charming fetishes. Thank you to Stephanie Feeney
Salmon Gourd Measures 7” tall x 8.5” wide By RIDGE Hard-shelled gourds have a long history as cooking vessels, storage containers, bowls, and more. This decorative vessel harkens back to that tradition, while also being a gorgeous piece of art. Etched and painted into the gourd surface is a remarkable salmon design, swimming along undulating waves that wrap the entire piece. Thank you to Quintana Galleries
Activities & Experiences
Universal Orlando Resort Adventure Package includes: 4 two-day, two-park passes 4-night hotel stay Get away to Orlando, FL and stay four nights at one of Universal Orlando Resort’s amazing onsite hotels. You’ll receive exclusive benefits including early admission to Universal Theme Parks and complimentary resort-wide transportation. And, of course, with four multiday park passes, you and your family will get to experience all the thrills and adventure that Universal Orlando Resort has to offer! Valid through November 10, 2024. Blackout dates apply.
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Portland Spirit Lunch Cruise Package includes: 2 adult tickets Enjoy lunch on the Willamette with this cruise for two adults on the Portland Spirit. Your twohour cruise includes a Northwest lunch with choice of entrée, views of Portland and the Historic Milwaukie Riverfront, live piano music, and historic narration. Valid through October 3, 2024.
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Oregon Symphony Package includes: 2 adult tickets Here’s a great chance to immerse yourself in Portland’s wonderful music scene. Live music lovers can enjoy your choice of concerts with two tickets to an Oregon Symphony performance. The certificate is valid for select shows during the ‘23 - ‘24 season. Valid through June 10, 2024.
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Central Oregon Getaway Package includes: 2-night stay at Brasada Ranch 1 half-day adventure tour Experience the wonders of Central Oregon! Relax and unwind in a Ranch House suite or guestroom at Brasada Ranch, which features 1,800 acres primed for adventure with panoramic Cascade Mountain views and activities like award-winning golf, live music, and innovative spa treatments. Enjoy your choice of a half-day tour in Bend, Sunriver, or Sisters with a Naturalist Guide from Wanderlust Tours. Choose between snowshoeing, kayaking, a volcano tour, and more in one of Central Oregon’s plentiful natural areas. Stay is valid through December 1, 2024. Not valid on weekends, public holidays, or June-October. Children under 14 are not permitted. Tour is valid for one half-day tour for one person.
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Mt. Bachelor Lift Passes Package includes: 2 4-day ski or snowboard passes Hit Mt. Bachelor’s world-class slopes with two 4-day passes for all-mountain lift access. Whether you prefer to ski or snowboard, the slopes are yours! Get out there and do winter the Oregon way! Valid for four dates during the 2023-24 winter season. Blackout dates apply.
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Blazers vs. Warriors Package includes: 4 100-level seats for the Blazers vs. Warriors game Grab three friends and cheer on the Portland Trail Blazers as they play the Golden State Warriors on December 17, 2023. You’ll be close to the action in four 100-level seats! Two parking passes are included. Thank you to Portland Trail Blazers
Stoller Wine Tasting Package includes: Wine tasting for four Explore the world of one of the premier sustainable wineries in the Pacific Northwest! Stoller Family Estate produces elegant wines that reflect the individuality of their site in the Dundee Hills. Enjoy a wine tasting with friends as you soak in the beautiful views! Thank you to Stoller Family Estate
LAIKA Tour & More Package includes: Tour of LAIKA studio for 4 4-pack Blu-Ray of LAIKA movies (Coraline, ParaNorman, The Boxtrolls, and Kubo & the Two Strings) LAIKA t-shirt, hoodie, mug, pin, ParaNorman art book, Coraline candle, Kubo beetle socks, Missing Link notepad, Pop! Shoe doll See where the magic is made! Embark on a tour of Oregon’s very own LAIKA Studios for a behind the scenes look at the creators of Coraline. Re-watch your favorite stop-motion movies and enjoy a fantastic collection of LAIKA goodies! Thank you to LAIKA Studios
Chinook Winds Escape Package includes: 1-night stay at the Chinook Winds Resort Hotel Dinner for two at the Rogue River Steakhouse It’s better at the beach! Head to Lincoln City for some rest and relaxation with a one-night stay at Chinook Winds. Dine at the Rogue River Steakhouse for a lovely evening with their outstanding menu and stunning panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean. Valid until October 20, 2024.
Thank you to Chinook Winds Casino Resort, an Enterprise of the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians of Oregon