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Resort to host annual fly-in, car show, pancake breakfast Mark your calendars for this free event at Sunriver Resort. The 18th Annual Wings & Wheels charity fly-in and pancake breakfast will take place July 28 at the Sunriver Airport from 7:30-11:30 a.m. Antiques enthusiasts, airplane aficionados and pancake connoisseurs of all ages are invited to the local fundraiser, which features a free antique car show, specialty airplane showcase, biplane rides, helicopter tours, aerial demonstrations and other family-friendly activities. Tickets to the special recipe pancake breakfast are $6 adults, $4 for ages 6–10, free for 5 and under, and only $20 for a family of four. The pancake griddles fire up at 7:30 a.m. Airplanes showcased at past events include a 1955 T-34
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Rentals, which is sharing a flexible 2,700-square foot space with Prudential Northwest Properties in a wing of the new building 7, praised The Village at Sunriver for keeping businesses open during construction. “They cut off the back half of our old building 9, the Old Pacific Crest Clothing location, and let us stay in our existing location during construction. That was huge. They could have said ‘You move somewhere else for five months and then move back into the new building.’ They were so accommodating and it doubtless added expense for them.” Browning said village construction crews cleaned up every Friday around 2 p.m. in preparation for the arrival of weekend visitors. “If you look at everything they were juggling – getting two courtyards and our new building built – not shutting us down is phenomenal.” “I think the village is entering a new hey-day. Our guests are noticing all the improvements, they are excited and they are telling their friends about what’s going on in Sunriver. I think we are set for a good 10-year run if we remember the past and don’t repeat our mistakes,” Browning said. Brewpub in the works On the south end of the mall, Sunriver’s first brewpub was working to open in time for the Fourth of July. Sunriver Brewing Company LLC owners Marc and Brian Cameron said they have already brewed the first batches of stout, amber ale, pale ale and IPA at an off-site location. Once opera-
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tional, beer will be brewed in a 3.5-barrel beer development system inside the pub. “We had a blind tasting on Mother’s Day with family and friends. The IPA is the traditional northwest style — fresh and hoppy. My son, Brian, in charge of beer development, said the amber ale is ‘awesome’ with toasty notes and mild, sweet grain overtones. Our motto is to brew good beer that upholds the Central Oregon reputation, involve our customers through food and beer pairings, take it slow and be here for a long time.” Sunriver Brewing Company is setting up shop in the 3,600 square foot building 4. Cameron said there would be indoor seating for 80 diners and room for another 80 diners outside on patios in fair weather. The menu will feature an array of fresh salads and creative appetizers, hormone and antibiotic free certified natural northwest Angus beef, and sustainably farmed Idaho steelhead. Crab, kale dip and and calamari will lead the pub’s appetizer menu. Cameron said food prices would be comparable to other
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brewpubs around the region. There will be a kids zone in the pub where children can play with toys and their parents will be able to watch them from anywhere inside. “We want to work with the full-time residents as we enter the shoulder seasons, to find out what the local community wants in the way of cuisine and menu,” Cameron said. The pub will feature a full bar including an Oregon-centered wine selection and liquor, and a free WiFi network for guests. Village at Sunriver “We redesigned and renovated the old flag pole area adding seating elements, boulders, pavers and grass. As this has long been known as the ‘meeting place’ for many generations, we were striving for a completely updated look. It is now another place for families to come and spend more time within the village,” said Denease Schiffman, The Village at Sunriver operations manager. The village’s construction company will remove buildings 6, 7, 8 and 9 this summer, in order to connect and expand the east parking lot. Landscaping within that area will be left natural with many types of plants and boulders. Building 2 also is scheduled to be removed this summer. It sits along Beaver Drive due east of the Country Store. Sunset Lodging in Sunriver and Cascade Sotheby’s International Realty, currently in building 2, will move to the northeast corner of building 5 once the building is ready. “We are very excited to show all the changes that have happened at the village over this past year,” Schiffman said. “Along with the many changes through the construction redevelopment, we have added to our already wonderful selection of stores a few amazing new businesses for your shopping pleasure.” Information: www.village atsunriver.com SUNRIVER SCENE • JULY 2012