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LIFESTYLE LETTER

OCTOBER 2021 PUBLISHER

Jane Rial | jane.rial@lifestylepubs.com EDITOR

A Toast to Autumn WELCOME TO BEND LIFESTYLE’S FOOD ISSUE, WHERE WE CELEBRATE THE WAYS THAT GOOD FOOD LEADS TO GOOD TIMES. Food brings us together, whether at a small family dinner, entertaining or via the pleasure of dining out in

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Rachel Chrisman L AYO UT DESIGNER

Emily Lisenbee CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Bend. If you’re feeling the desire to travel but like so many of us, finding yourself stay-

Sue Baldani, Sue Carmody, Julie E. Furnas, Hanna Murzbach, Cheryl Parton

ing home, try exploring cuisine from faraway places. Through our story “A Taste of

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Travel,” explore Greece from the comfort of your own kitchen with a delicious recipe

Cheryl Parton, Toni Toreno

for authentic dolmades. If the chill in the air makes a movie night appealing, check out our food-themed film picks from Julie E. Furnas in this issue. These selections may inspire you to add dinner to the movie for a fun night staying in!

Closer to home, meet Dr. Michael Villano of VillanoMD, who, through his skilled expertise and finesse, dedicates his career to giving his patients what he calls “Timeless Beauty.” We also introduce you to Dagny Magelssen, the face behind her Earl-n-Mabel food truck at The Podski food cart lot. Stop by and order one of its signature entrees, from globally-inspired burritos to a Cowboy Skillet that each combines seasonal and super-fresh ingredients. Autumn means the return to school for all ages, from preschool to college, and the change is significant for parents and children alike. Local Life Coach Sue Carmody has passed along tips on how to ease the transition when kids move away for the first time. Lastly, we’ve

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INSIDE THE ISSUE OCTOBER 2021

FEATURES 12 Meet: Dr. Michael Villano Contemporary Cosmetic Aesthetics Provide Timeless Beauty

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16 Tastes of Travel

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26 Mix It Up Fall Cocktails Combine Seasonal Flavors

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O L L I N ’ S O A S I S

Life Coach Sue Carmody Gives Tips

+ .25 ounces Grapefruit + .5 ounces Rhubarb + .75 ounces Lemon + 1 ounce Simple + Dash Cardamom + 1 Egg White or Aquafaba + 1.5 ounces Suerte Reposado

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The name of this cocktail is derived from our favorite place to get fresh rhubarb. To make this cocktail, start by prepping all

ingredients. Make the simple by combinDEPARTMENTS

ing equal parts by volume hot water and

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sugar, stirring until dissolved (allow to cool Lifestyle Letter

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by Around hand, andTown run rhubarb stalks through

before using). Juice a grapefruit and lemon

a juicer. Next, combine all ingredients in a

10 cocktail Local Experiences shaker WITHOUT ice. Shake hard

for 10 seconds, allowing the egg white to

12 incorporate Healthy with Lifestyle the other

ingredients,

which will create a foam. Add ice and

26 shake Food & Wine again to chill.

Strain into a coupe

glass and enjoy!

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After an introduction to Central Oregon, the

veterinarian owners of Bend Animal Emergency and

bricks and mortar gift and home shop, Nest Creative

Specialty Center. The clinic, formerly known as Bend

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Veterinary Specialty and Emergency Center, has

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DESCHUTES COUNTY INVESTS RELIEF FUNDS IN LOCAL SERVICES

UNITED WAY OF CENTRAL OREGON AWARDS $245,000 TO NONPROFITS Thirty-one Central Oregon nonprofits were

The Deschutes County Commission allocated

collectively awarded $245,000 from United Way

more than $4.9 million of American Rescue Plan

of Central Oregon (UWCO) as part of the organi-

Act (ARPA) money to support multiple community

zation’s annual grantmaking process. Last year,

partners. Projects include NeighborImpact’s food

grants focused on community needs formed by

bank expansion and addition of classroom space,

the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2021, UWCO sup-

Cleveland Commons permanent supportive hous-

ported local and regional agencies as they help

ing project in Bend that will provide 36 units of

community members adapt and recover from the

permanent supportive housing for residents who

pandemic. United Way of Central Oregon is work-

are exiting chronic homelessness. The Giving

ing towards equitable access to resources for all

Plate received support to remodel their new facil-

Central Oregonians. Each year, UWCO awards

ity, and The Shield, a nonprofit that provides men-

grants to vetted local nonprofits that focus on

tal health services for veterans, was also funded.

health, education, prevention and development,

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financial stability, basic needs, childhood trauma, community transformation, and building resilience.

UWCO works to ensure all community members are cared for by directing efforts and resources to where they will have the greatest impact, especially

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for individuals identified as being part of our community’s most vulnerable and marginalized groups.

Of the

grants, Board of Director member Joshua Romero says, “Central Oregon is fortunate to have so many incredible nonprofits supporting our community." For a complete list of grantees, visit: UnitedWayCentralOregon.org

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FOODIE DURING THE HARVEST SEASON, COMFORT FOODS ARE RIPE FOR PICKING. While food is fuel, it can sometimes feel like a long, slow hug at mealtime. Here you’ll find a few of our tried-andtrue favorites for a cozy lunch, or a heart-warming dinner.

SEASONAL COMFORT FOODS + Since 2009, locals go to Brother Jon's Public House to get their mac and cheese fix, whether classic or spicy bison mac with jalapeño.

1227 NW Galveston Avenue + The beer is fresh brewed, oyster and shrimp Po’ Boys and Cubano are spiced, but at Craft Kitchen & Brewery Southern Greens provide comfort to the core.

62988 Layton Avenue, Ste. 103 + Bendites love breakfast served in the 1916 cottage of pioneers Clyde and Olive McKay at McKay Cottage. Try French Toast stuffed with marscapone.

62910 O B Riley Road + Tradition with a twist is found in a classic dish from Drake: Buttermilk Fried Chicken, served with hot honey, whiskey pickles and a biscuit.

801 NW Wall Street + Khao Soi is coconut curry noodle soup hailing from Northern Thailand. Find noodles in a thick, rich coconut broth locally, and luckily, at Wildrose Thai.

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HEALTHY LIFESTYLE Timeless Beauty

ARTICLE SUE BALDANI

Meet: Dr. Michael Villano CONTEMPORARY COSMETIC AESTHETICS PROVIDE TIMELESS BEAUTY

WHO DOESN’T WANT TO LOOK AND FEEL THEIR BEST? After all, it gives us confidence, brings us joy, and makes it somewhat easier to face the world every day. Ideas of beauty are very personal and combine elements of what we are born with and what may be enhanced. Fortunately, VillanoMD in Bend can provide help in a variety of ways. Dr. Michael Villano specializes in surgical and nonsurgical facial cosmetic aesthetics and has perfected his techniques over the more than 20 years he has served the Central Oregon community. “During medical school, I wanted to become a surgeon and initially developed an interest in restoring facial form/appearance after facial cancer surgery,” he says. “I was fortunate to have my fellowship training with one of the premier facial plastic surgeons in New York.” Dr. Villano uses state-of-the-art equipment and the most innovative and proven procedures. His goal is to give his patients what he calls “Timeless Beauty.”

WHAT DOES TIMELESS BEAUTY MEAN TO YOU? DR. MICHAEL VILLANO (MV): Personally, I think of my mother, who passed away nine years ago from cancer, whenever I think of the words Timeless Beauty.

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Dr. Michael Villano

WHAT ARE PATIENTS MOST LOOKING TO DO

WHAT MAKES VILLANO MD STAND OUT FROM

TODAY WHEN IT COMES TO FACIAL SURGERY?

OTHER SIMILAR PRACTICES?

MV: Patients today seek a natural look. They

MV: Our focus is 100% on the face and neck. My

want to refresh, rejuvenate and highlight the fea-

education and training, combined with years of expe-

tures that make them who they are. With each

rience, provide me with a unique vantage point on all

patient, I help them achieve how to make their own

things face and neck. I was one of the first surgeons

personal beauty feel both natural and noticeable. I

to introduce the endoscopic brow lift and endoscopic

really enjoy working with my patients, listening to

facelift to Oregon. I’m also one of the few surgeons in

their personal vision of natural beauty and help-

the country to do deep resurfacing for skin texture. In

ing them to understand and choose from among

2021, I’m performing the volumizing deep facelift

today’s many cosmetic options. My role is simply to

which will increase the life of the facelift an extra five

guide and support them in achieving their vision of

years and minimize the need for cheek fillers.

Timeless Beauty.

HOW DOES FACIAL PLASTIC SURGERY HELP HOW HAS PLASTIC SURGERY EVOLVED OVER THE YEARS AND HOW HAS VILLANO MD STAYED ON TOP OF THESE CHANGES?

PATIENTS FEEL BETTER ABOUT THEMSELVES? MV: Patients will tell me that they are more confident during meetings, that people take them more seriously.

MV: There is increasing demand for less invasive

Words like “I don’t feel invisible anymore” are often con-

procedures along with more age-targeted procedures.

veyed to me. Facial cosmetic surgery highlights, and per-

As a surgeon, I’ve developed different facelift proce-

haps reaquaints us with, our own personal brand of beauty.

dures to account for these changes. In fact, I now offer

My patients feel more confident in themselves when they

many different types of facial surgical rejuvenation

feel good about their appearance. It’s not about changing

procedures tailored to the individual, ranging from the

who we are; it’s about the appreciation of our individuality

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A TA S T E OF T R AV E L

EXPLORE FOOD FROM GREECE IN YOUR OWN KITCHEN

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ARTICLE CHERYL PARTON

WITH OUR MINDS TAKING FLIGHT, BUT MANY OF

country is made up of islands, and no part of the Greek

US STILL STAYING HOME, COOKING CAN TAKE

mainland is more than 90 miles from the sea. Let your

US TO FARAWAY LANDS. The therapeutic process of

imagination see hilly terrain covered with vineyards

preparation, fragrant spices, and wafting aromas of bak-

that produce not only wine but ouzo, an anise-flavored

ing all transport senses to places on a map: whether in

liqueur and the national drink.

memory, imagination or the visualization of where we’d

Enjoying the taste of Greece can also be good for

like to visit in the future. Today, an experience of Greece

your health. Contemporary dieticians promote the

may be via history lessons and images of the Acropolis,

Mediterranean Diet for its heart-healthy approach to

fictional explorations of Zeus and the gods of Mount

eating using olive oil which is low in saturated fat, along

Olympus, or a living room screening of Mamma Mia! yet

with an abundance of vegetables, fruit and legumes.

tastes of the islands can take you there in a simple bite

The Diet includes moderate consumption of fish and

with Mediterranean flavors.

dairy, such as classics like yogurt and feta cheese. Greek

Sitting down to a meal of Greek food is a connection

food connects to other cultures as well, with culinary

to the past and present. Many of the dishes are pre-

influences that come from a lengthy history of fusion

pared in exactly the same way as ancestors made them,

starting in 350 B.C. when Alexander the Great extended

and the triptych of a Greek meal remains of bread,

the Greek Empire from Europe to India, and continuing

olives/olive oil, and wine. In Greece, farm-to-table is a

through Roman and Ottoman Empires—influences were

way of life as the climate is perfect for small farms to

absorbed into cuisine along the way. Also good for our

produce cheeses, oils, fruits, grains, and nuts in addi-

health is the social component of a traditional Greek

tion to growing two of the most important elements of

meal. Enjoying mezes, a collection of smaller dishes, with

Greek cooking: olives and lemons. Fresh herbs such

family or friends, increases our connection during chal-

as oregano, thyme, mint, parsley and dill—many of

lenging times. Together, we can reduce stress, increase

them growing wild—find their way into local kitchens.

laughter and continue to dream of traveling beyond our

The same goes for seafood. Twenty percent of the

kitchen table one day.

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A TASTE OF TRAVEL (CONTINUED)

Line a Dutch oven with grape leaves (use the torn or small ones) to prevent sticking. To stuff the leaves, place DOLMADES (STUFFED GRAPE LEAVES)

one (vein side up) on a plate or cookie sheet. Put a heaping

Vegetarian Version

tablespoon of the filling in an oval shape near the stem end, fold the end over the stuffing, then fold in the two sides and

+ Two 8-oz. jars of grape leaves in brine

roll up like a cigar, tucking in the edges. Squeeze gently and

Drain, separate the leaves in a large bowl and cover with

place in the prepared pan. With smaller leaves or ones with

boiling water. Soak for one hour, changing with cold water

small tears, overlay two leaves so the filling doesn’t spill out.

twice to remove the excess salt. Drain and pat dry.

Continue stuffing the leaves, placing them tightly together in a single layer. Repeat with a second layer (you should

Mix together until well combined:

have some torn or small leaves left over). Drizzle with olive

+ 1 medium onion, grated or finely chopped

oil. Cover with remaining grape leaves and place a small

+ 1/2 cup fresh herbs (mint, parsley, dill), finely chopped

plate on top to hold the parcels down. Pour in broth, cover

+ 2/3 cup white rice, uncooked

the pan and simmer over low heat for about 30 minutes

+ 1 tsp. dried thyme

or until rice is cooked and leaves are done. Taste test to

+ Ground black pepper, to taste

make sure they are fully cooked before taking off the heat.

+ Olive oil

Dolmades can be served hot or cold, plain or with a favor-

+ 2 cups vegetable broth

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ARTICLE SUE CARMODY, LIFE TRANSITION COACH AS THE WEATHER COOLS AND LEAVES START TO CHANGE, KIDS ARE BACK IN SCHOOL AND THE EVENINGS SEEM TO GROW LONGER. Yes, your college freshman has launched, and the transition may have left you and your family feeling empty. Your young adult might be due for a little TLC and a thoughtfully curated care package from home. The truth is transitions are hard. Whether we are young or we are old, we cannot protect ourselves from hard things. Today, this might feel like risky business for both parents and teens. It signals a clear disruption to what has been the status quo, and yet it’s life’s inevitable way of inviting parents to step back, so young adults can step forward, regardless of how prepared they feel. Julie LythcottHaims, former dean of freshman students at Stanford University, observes, “Each year, more and more students arrived on campus with an impressive list of accomplishments, but no sense of independence. They had grown up with parents who protected them from failure, made their choices for them, and solved all their problems.” With this in mind, what do we pack inside a care package coming from home? Aside from new earbuds, microwave popcorn, and cookies, what if we consider tossing in a large dose of compassionate listening and a new level of support?

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L e t ’s G e t P a c k i n g :

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Create the Container: Define responsibilities, expectations, and have a clear understanding of what a positive college experience means. Openly discuss a financial budget. Have a clear and honest conversation about what success looks like for each of you.

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Get Good at Asking Openended, Genuine Questions: Find questions driven by pure curiosity and no hidden agenda related to grades, accomplishment, what happened last night, or if they ate three square meals that day.

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W h e n Yo u G e t “ T h e C a l l ,” Wa i t : Pause. Every freshman has a panic moment and it’s important as parents that we keep our own emotions in check. Our kids need stability and our sense of reason.

4.

Fo c u s t h e M o m e n t u m Fo r w a r d : When you feel ready to respond to your child’s struggle or challenge, stay neutral and ask open-ended questions. Start with empathy and acknowledge their feelings—“This seems hard. Yes, you are in a tough spot.” Next, help them recognize their competence— “When have you been in a situation like this before?

What helped you then? Who or what are some other resources you have that you can lean on?” Finally, snap them out of a spin cycle and shift the conversation toward the future—“What seems like an easy first step toward success/completion/resolve?” What do you need to do to make that happen?”

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5.

U n d e r s t a n d Tr a n s i t i o n s a r e C yc l i c a l : Nothing lasts forever, including the drama that comes with first-year college hiccups. Help your child recognize that they are in the driver’s seat, and that they have both control and options.

6.

Let Silence Do the Heavy Lifting.

Get comfortable with holding a quiet space in between the upsets and emotion to allow your young adult to take a breath and re-center on their own.

7.

Step Back.

It’s their turn now. Get out of their way. Get out of your way too. Let the real world be their teacher.

Ultimately, it’s important as parents to recognize the end game to launch independent young adults who will contribute to the greater good. As we begin to pack both their emotional and physical care packages, let's include the wisdom that the best way for us to care for our kids in this new phase is to step back so they can step forward. SueCarmodyCoaching.com

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+ 2 oz Maker’s Mark 46 + 1/2 oz Luxardo Maraschino Liqueur + 1/2 oz Cynar + 3/4 oz Dry Vermouth (Suggest Routin or Foro) + 2 dashes Peach Bitters Combine ingredients into a stir glass with ice. Stir for 20 seconds. Strain into a coupe or martini glass and garnish with Bordeaux Cherries.

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+ 1 1/2 oz Bulleit bourbon + 1 oz fresh lemon juice + 2 to 4 teaspoons maple syrup, to taste + Pinch of ground cinnamon, optional Fill a cocktail shaker or mason jar about two-thirds full with ice. Pour in the bourbon, lemon juice, maple syrup and a pinch of ground cinnamon. Securely fasten the lid and shake well.

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LOCAL LIMELIGHT ARTICLE HANNA MURZBACH PHOTO: Toni Toreno

Global

INSPIRATION who Dagny Magelssen, Owner/Chef at Earl-n-Mabel Food Cart.

DAGNY MAGELSSEN COMBINES INTERNATIONAL FLAVORS AND MODERN COMFORT AT EARL-N-MABEL

what

“I wanted to do something that meant something and find out what

Creator of a healthy and globally-inspired menu.

Burritos.” (“F” stands for “fresh.”) The grilled burritos—heavily

where

chipotle sauce, which Magelssen says is “more flavor than spice.”

The Podski, 536 NW Arizona Avenue.

I was made of,” she says. Magelssen is famous for her “F-Bomb inspired by those of Puerto Vallarta—come with a creamy, lime She continues, “The menu is highly inspired by places I’ve been, flavors I’ve tasted and wanting to bring that together.” Magelssen found a home for her renovated, vintage trailer at The Podski in 2019,

STROLL INTO THE PODSKI FOOD CART LOT ON ARIZONA

after spending a year serving burritos at seasonal events and at the

AVENUE, AND YOU’RE SURE TO CATCH A WHIFF OF THE

Facebook Data Center site in Prineville. She launched Earl-n-Mabel

SAVORY SMELL OF CARNITAS AND VEGGIES AS BURRITOS

in hopes of focusing on fresh comfort food, like the “Wild West

ARE SEARED ON THE LARGE OUTDOOR GRILL OUTSIDE THE

Caesar” or the “Cowboy Skillet,” but she soon added her signature

RESIDENT FOOD TRUCK, EARL-N-MABEL. With an aim of cook-

burritos to her menu. Magelssen explains that with the changing

ing up modern comfort food that’s both fresh and healthy, the truck

seasons and pandemic shutdowns, it’s been important to keep oper-

specializes in burritos from south of the border, salads with an Asian

ations “fluid.” This winter, Earl-n-Mabel is serving breakfast all-day-

flare and Wild West-inspired skillets. This medley of global flavors is

long and opening earlier to meet local demand. EarlnMabel.com

the brainchild of owner Dagny Magelssen, who moved to Bend from Seattle in 2012. She had long been passionate about preparing food, so when the food cart industry started to boom, she decided to leave behind her job in sales and renovate a vintage trailer into a food truck.

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OCTOBER

LIFESTYLE CALENDAR

WILD & SCENIC FILM FESTIVAL Virtual

The

Oregon

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Desert

Association presents an evening of

short films showcasing the earth’s

natural wonders and the stories of activists working to conserve the environment.

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be screened from home. A virtual and the livestream will start at 6 p.m.

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1-3 SISTERS FOLK FESTIVAL Various Venues in Sisters

The three-day Sisters Folk Festival celebrates roots music from blues to

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2-3 BEND FALL FESTIVAL Downtown Bend

The Fall Festival is a time-honored Bend tradition and features pumpkin painting, a Harvest Market, Family Play Zone, plus multiple stages with live music. Visit the Bend Fall Festival website for the most up-to-date information on the event.

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OCTOBER

7-17 BENDFILM

Virtual + Various Locations in Bend

The 18th annual BendFilm Festival will present a mix of in-person and virtual screenings, filmmaker discussions, mentor sessions, festival honorees, awards and more.

This

multi-day

screenings

at

festival

includes

venues

through-

out the city, including a drive-in option. See the BendFilm website for the most up-to-date screening information. BendFilm.org

10 BEAT BEETHOVEN’S 7TH 5K RUN/WALK Virtual + Central Oregon

Community College Track

The goal of this seventh-annual event is not only to have fun and support Central Oregon Symphony, but to finish before Beethoven’s famous 5th Symphony finishes—in approximately 33 minutes. This hybrid fun run can be completed virtually and every registrant receives a bib. A Kid’s Obstacle Course will take place at 9:45 a.m. BeatBeethoven5k.com

21-22 BEND VENTURE CONFERENCE Tower Theatre

Hosted by EDCO, the Bend Venture Conference is the largest Angel investment conference in the Pacific Northwest.

Attendees,

investors,

and companies come together for a celebration of entrepreneurship and innovation. Please see the Conference website for the most up-to-date information on the event.

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BEND DESIGN

Virtual + Various Locations in Bend

Bend Design offers insight from the

brightest and boldest minds in eco design, social justice, education, sus-

tainable fashion and social media to explore what it means to be human

in a world where the role of design

is constantly changing. Speakers provoke thought to improve the quality of life in our communities

through creative thinking and action.

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29-31 BEND ROOTS REVIVAL

Virtual + Various Locations in Bend

This free community music festival celebrates the creative spirit of Bend.

For more than a decade, proceeds from the event have supported arts education outreach projects in Central Oregon through their charitable

organization

Rise

Up.

This year’s festival includes virtual and socially-distanced events, with the most recent lineup and updates found at BendRoots.net

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LOCAL’S CHOICE

Foodie Cinema Julie and Julia

THREE MEMORABLE MOVIES WHERE CUISINE IS A STAR

Frustrated with her job, Julie Powell embarks on an ambitious project, vowing to prepare all 524 recipes in Julia Childs' landmark cookbook,

WHETHER IT’S KIDS EATING CANDY

"Mastering the Art of French Cooking."

CANE TREES IN WILLY WONKA OR A

The story is intertwined with the true

LAMB FEAST IN MY BIG FAT GREEK

tale of how Julia Child herself con-

WEDDING, FOOD THEMES IN CINEMA

quered French cuisine with passion.

ARE AS OLD AS TIME AND ARE USED AS EFFECTIVE WAYS TO MAKE A STORY DELICIOUS AND MEMORABLE. Unlike a photograph or a recipe, films bring food to life in imaginative and emotional ways. There are so many incredible moments in films featuring a specific cuisine or a shared meal, it’s impossible to list them all. One thing is true—foodie films remain one of the most popular genres of all time. While movies bring strangers together in a theater, food featured in films connects the audience on

Babette’s Feast

a totally different level. As a narrative device,

Sisters Martine and Philippa grow

food is used in storytelling to depict culture,

up under the strict eye of their pas-

social class and traditions. When films are

tor father in a lonely coastal town.

entirely devoted to food, it becomes one

Philippa's former suitor sends a

of the characters, as it intertwines itself

Parisian refugee named Babette to

into the story. Think of Chocolat, where

serve as the family cook. Babette's

all the characters in a single town have

lavish food tempts the father’s

complicated relationships. The confection

dwindling congregation with fancy

brings them together in ways that no one

foods and wines.

could’ve guessed. Whether you're streaming at home or in a theater, the power of film helps us share in the collective experiences of life itself. When food is the central theme of a film, it brings together two of the world’s greatest arts.

Like Water for Chocolate The youngest daughter in her family, Tita, is forbidden to marry her true love, Pedro. Since tradition dictates that Tita must care for her mother, Pedro marries her

ARTICLE JULIE E. FURNAS

older sister, Rosaura, even though he still loves Tita. Through her cooking, Tita's powerful emotions surface in fantastical ways.

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