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Welcome to Bend Fall Festival!
Saturday, Oct 3 11am‑10pm Sunday, Oct 4 11am‑5pm Learn more about everything happening this year at bendfallfestival.com
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There’s a lot happening throughout the festival, so check out the map, explore the schedule and plan out your weekend.
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When the sun goes down, stick around for live music, including Taken By The Sky, bringing the music of Fleetwood Mac to Friday night, and the high-energy sounds of LowDown Brass Band headlining Saturday night.
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We’re also bringing some exciting new experiences to the festival! Check out our inaugural Harvest Bake-Off, featuring pies, breads and chili; spend some extra time in our expanded kids and family areas with hands-on activities and entertainment; and watch incredible live pumpkin carving take shape right before your eyes.
Friday, Oct 2 5‑10pm (music and food)
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FAMILY FUN ZONE
This year’s Bend Fall Festival has even more to explore. Browse the work of more than 80 artists, shop local makers and vendors, grab something delicious to eat or drink and enjoy a full weekend of live entertainment.
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Fall is in the air, and we’re excited to welcome you back to Downtown Bend for a weekend packed with art, music, food and plenty of autumn fun!
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10.2 FRIDAY
The Hasbens
Psych-rock jams & highenergy grooves.
5:30PM - 6:30PM
Sun Dive
Dreamy indie rock & shoegaze atmoshperes.
7PM - 8PM
Taken by The Sky 8:30Pm - 10pm
Fleetwood Mac’s greatest hits live.
10.3 SATURDAY DAYTIME LINEUP
BEAT Children’s Theater School of Rock Improv Games Trick or Trivia 11am-NOON
12:30pm-2:00PM 2:30Pm-3:30pm 4Pm-5pm
MAIN STAGE
Brandon Campbell Trio Tony Smiley 5:30pm - 6:30pm
Atmospheric gypsy swing.
7pm - 8pm Live-looping musical wizardry.
Low Down Brass Band 8:30Pm - 10PM
Brass-fueled hip hop & soul.
10.4 SUNDAY ON STAGE
BEAT Children’s Theater 11am-NOON
School of Rock Lava City Cirque 12:30pm-1:30PM
2pm-3PM
Sweet N Juicy 3:30pm-5PM
Funky fruit-powered dance party.
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10.3 SATURDAY
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FOOD
Check out this year’s food options!
Local favorites serving up deliciousness all weekend long.
Ricos Tacos Crepe-Oh Holics The Corndog Company of Central Oregon Adamo’s Carnival Eats Qualiserve
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FINE ARTISTS Painting & Drawing Art By Calista
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Todd Tebbs Art
Lori Agnew Fine Art
The work combines pen illustration with watercolor overlays.
Acrylic paintings combine bold brushwork, palette knives, vivid colors, and intricate layering techniques to create a visual language that transcends traditional boundaries.
Lee Morrison Art
Watercolor Wednesday
Michele Michael Art
Linda Donohue
Nzalamba Artworks
BogiStudio
Abstract expressionist and landscape paintings use acrylics and pigments on canvas and Venetian plaster, applied with palette knives and brushes.
African batik art is also reproduced as lithographic and archival prints. Themes created by co‑artist Lungala Rubadiri represent family, friendship, hope, happiness, peace, and love.
Cooper Art and Abode
Shirley Kay Art
Hannah Jensen Creative
The artist creates unique works using acrylic‑pour backgrounds, abundant textural elements, and oil‑paint‑ ed realism to produce “abstracted landscapes.”
Acrylic paintings on canvas use brushes and palette knives to build texture, along with tape to create promi‑ nent stripes and lines.
The artist creates layered abstract works using acrylic, texture mediums, and metallic elements. Guided by color theory, the process builds depth and movement that invite immersive, emotional viewing.
Girl Let Go Watercolor Studio
Utilizing a heavy use of negative space and non‑tra‑ ditional color mixing techniques, she creates colorful compositions reflecting motifs of the American West, Central Oregon and every day life.
Traditional watercolor pigments are hand‑painted on paper to celebrate Central Oregon landscapes, wild‑ flowers, and wild spaces. The artwork is reproduced on art prints, greeting cards, tea towels, and stickers.
The artist uses acrylic paint and paint markers to cre‑ ate contemporary landscape paintings and illustrations, which are scanned and reproduced as prints, stickers, cards, and other products.
Influenced by a background in textile arts and design, the artist uses simplified shapes, flowing lines, dots, and decorative details to create artwork on paper, canvas, and wooden panels.
Large‑format animal and abstract paintings use acrylics and oils in a monochromatic palette. Heavy background texture creates dimension without distracting detail, keeping the focus on the eyes.
Joachim Mcmillan
The art subjects are imaginative, wet paint is applied onto a wet layer with the palette knife allowing colors to blend and mix directly on the canvas then scoring the wet paint for a mosaic look.
The artist uses oil or acrylic paint on linen canvas, often layering contrasting underpainting with precise yet ges‑ tural brushwork to build vibrant, whimsical landscapes.
Metal & Sculpture FireSmith Copper
Copper sheets are prepared with a grinder, then colored with heat from a torch. Abrasive tools etch designs through the color in a repeated, freehand process. Finished pieces are mounted on handmade wooden frames and coated.
Ceramics Bridgetown Sparrow Ceramics
All pieces are hand‑thrown on a wheel by the artist, fired to cone 6, and made primarily from porcelain. The de‑ signs are inspired by the philosophy of sigils and runes.
Fields Pottery
High‑fired porcelain ceramics highlight the dynamic nature of clay and glaze. Clean, balanced forms and flowing, colorful glazes bring joy to those who interact with the art.
Pacific Stone Pottery
Handcrafted ceramics made from stoneware and porcelain clay feature bold underglazes and refined glazes, blending ancient techniques with contemporary designs.
Lindsey Chandler Pottery
The artist forms raw clay on a pottery wheel, then finishes each piece with layered carving and painting. All work is glazed with glazes formulated by the artist and fired in a home kiln.
Stardust Clayworks
The artist primarily creates art tiles, described as “stone prints,” that present illustrations as finished, ready‑to‑ hang works of art.
The artist combines colored clays into layered forms suitable for throwing. The clay is slam‑wedged and quickly thrown to preserve the patterns, then carved to expose the layers beneath the surface.
This Bend‑based nature photographer specializes in lo‑ cal landscapes, captured with a minimalist perspective and printed as large‑format metal prints.
Thomas Goebel Photography
Landscape photographs are printed on metal and acryl‑ ic. In‑camera techniques include long exposures and graduated neutral‑density and polarizing filters. Color and contrast are corrected during editing.
Beautiful Oregon
Inspired by Oregon and its natural environment, the art‑ ist captures images with Nikon and Hasselblad camera systems. Finished work includes metallic and pigment giclée prints, exhibition paper, and archival framing.
Rowan Nyman
Rowan is a fine art nature photographer focusing on wildlife, birds, and both grand and intimate landscapes of the western United States. Prints are presented as canvas gallery wraps and fine art metal prints.
Nature‑inspired sculpture and functional art are created from new and reclaimed steel. Each piece is forged using traditional methods and historical and modern tools.
Sea Forest
Hollis ArtWorks
Drawing inspiration from the artist’s life, queer culture, identity, body positivity, and nature, Sea Forest creates clay sculptures using wheel‑throwing and hand‑building techniques.
Imaginative, one‑of‑a‑kind artwork brings smiles to all ages. Welding, grinding, plasma cutting, and other techniques bring each piece to life.
Gillett Creative LLC
City by the Sea Ceramics
Handmade functional ceramics celebrate Pacific North‑ west conifers through visual and tactile experiences. Flattened clay is pressed into molds of real branches, then cut and shaped to create relief textures.
The artist creates sculptures from natural mate‑ rials that depict life. Hand‑built clay sculptures are raku‑fired and combined with Blenko slab glass and kiln‑fired paint on local wood bases.
Bend Terracotta
Sharon’s Inspirations
Wheel‑thrown functional pottery has an organic style and includes vases, bowls, serving ware, cups, mugs, and pitchers in a variety of sizes.
Sculptures are created in clay and molded in resin, Hydrocal, or bronze. The artists also create kiln‑fired ceramic sculptures and handcrafted wood products and complete bronzing in‑house.
Galaxyclay
Mystic Nature Design
Copper & Steel are sheared, torched, sanded, welded & riveted to create wall panels & sculptural. Original patinas are uniquely applied for design & color compo‑ sition. Woodworking internal frames.
Wheel‑thrown or hand‑built porcelain features underglaze painting and slip trailing and is fired to cone 6. Many pieces are accented with 22‑karat gold and mother‑of‑pearl luster through multiple firings.
Photography Christian Murillo Photography
Burntwoods Forge
Pottery by Yvonne
Elisabeth Brentano Photography
The artist travels across the western United States in a truck camper to capture extraordinary scenes in the wild. Prints are produced on archival fine art paper and ChromaLuxe aluminum.
Suzanne Harrison Photography
Original fine art landscape and wildlife photographs are individually processed and offered as archival pigment prints on museum‑quality paper and dye‑sublimated aluminum metal prints.
Prints on the Trail
The artist hand‑carves linoleum blocks, inks them, and presses and pulls each print by hand. Much of the work depicts trails the artist has hiked and places the artist has visited.
Paz Mendez Art
Original woodcut and linocut prints are drawn, carved, and printed by hand with oil‑based ink on paper. Each work is a limited edition, with no reprints.
Amanda Ruth Clemons Pia Jaroschinsky
Photography is printed and framed.
Original images begin as sketches that are carved into wood or linoleum blocks and printed by hand. The work is offered as greeting cards, patches, and frameable prints.
Michelle Adams Photography
EarthPrints by EP
Digital photographs are printed on ChromaLuxe metal and archival fine art paper. Images are built from multiple frames through focus stacking or stitching, or created with intentional camera movement.
The artist uses woodworking skills and printmaking methods to capture unique textures found in nature, incorporating natural materials, relief ink, and handmade paper.
FINE ARTISTS
Jewelry Union Studio Metals
Michelle designs and constructs heirloom‑quality jew‑ elry using regional gemstones and metals in her Bend, Oregon, studio, with her dogs by her side.
Dawn Jewelry
One‑of‑a‑kind jewelry echoes the wild flora and organic silhouettes of the Pacific Northwest. Each sterling silver piece is hand‑fabricated or sand‑cast in Oregon’s Columbia River Gorge.
Silver Borders LLC
Ana Eugenia
Healing Stone Foundry
Mixed‑metal jewelry featuring semiprecious and pre‑ cious stones is fabricated with hand tools.
The artist makes one‑of‑a‑kind sterling silver jewelry with precious and semiprecious gems. Clean, simple designs are handcrafted for everyday wear.
tai vautier
The artist fabricates jewelry from custom silver and gold alloys, fusing layers to create a distinctive topography. High‑karat gold and blackened silver create a rich look.
Each piece is handcrafted in .925 sterling silver, with every detail shaped, soldered, forged, and etched. The work reflects rhythm and balance through traditional silversmithing.
The artist creates natural stone and crystal jewelry that honors each stone’s unique beauty and shares descrip‑ tions of its traditional energetic and cultural meanings.
The artist creates jewelry featuring real botanicals and faux insects. Pressed flowers, ferns, and fruit are encased in resin and combined with materials such as silver, gold, stones, and paper insects.
Soul Full Studio
Each piece is meticulously hand‑carved using the lost‑ wax technique, then individually cast and polished to a matte or mirror finish. Pieces are completed in‑house from start to finish.
Wild Moon Jewelry
Each piece is hand‑fabricated using sterling silver, gold, copper, and brass, along with ethically sourced stones from Oregon and Idaho.
Alena May Jewelry
Branch+Barrel
Erickson Wood Designs
B Lind Woods
Hand‑shaped from sustainably sourced hardwoods, these wall sculptures are formed through steam bending, a process that softens wood fibers and allows graceful curves and fluid lines to emerge.
The artist creates hand‑turned wooden bowls and hol‑ low vessels from locally salvaged and found hardwoods. All pieces are designed to be decorative, and the bowls are also food‑safe and functional.
Cedar Rose Woodworking
True Nature
Handcrafted sterling silver jewelry is fabricated using traditional metalsmithing techniques and features dimensional construction, textured surfaces, and natural forms.
Branch+Barrel is an artist‑run jewelry company based in Bend, Oregon. Handmade designs combine natural wood, reclaimed barrel staves, botanicals, hand‑forged metals, and hand‑tinted resins.
Wood Tinja’s Workshop LLC
Rough hardwood lumber is milled square, laminated into panels, crosscut, rotated, and reassembled into end‑ grain geometric patterns, then flattened, sanded, and finished with food‑safe oil and wax.
Studio Les Bois
Hand‑drawn, hand‑cut, backlit wooden landscape art is created one piece at a time. Rare woods and unique grain patterns mimic landscapes, while mineral oil preserves natural colors.
Vases and lighted sculptures are made from wood harvested by the artist from storm‑damaged or dead trees, turned on a lathe, and finished to enhance or preserve the natural color.
Glass
The artist hand‑forms pieces from a variety of mostly West Coast woods, some reclaimed. Some pieces fea‑ ture stone and shell accents, while others are enhanced with wood‑burned designs.
Mixed Media Art to Harmony
Fused glass incorporates multiple techniques, including mosaics, glass baskets, screen and pot drops, and pat‑ tern bars, to create functional art inspired by nature’s designs.
Boise Art Glass
Using ancient glassblowing traditions, the artist heats glass to 2,100 degrees and shapes it with steel and wooden tools, bringing each piece to life.
Lucky Starz Studio
The artist creates colorful, textured fused‑glass fine art. Each unique scene is hand‑cut and assembled from imagination without templates or power tools, then fit‑ ted into custom backless wooden frames and stands.
AD Glass & Design
Hand‑blown glass features color layering and mixing, along with classic and traditional styles ranging from Swedish engraving to Italian incalmo and surface decoration.
Gibson Glass Art
The artist uses sheet glass, glass powders, hand‑pulled stringers, and rods to create wall panels and slumped vessels. Multiple kiln firings produce complex designs and patterns.
Copper Glass Co
The studio creates stained‑glass jewelry, including earrings, necklaces, bracelets, bolo ties, and pendants; stained‑glass panels depicting abstract designs, ani‑ mals, and natural scenery; and other decorative pieces.
Alex M Drury Art
The artist paints abstract watercolor landscapes, then tears and collages the paper into finished mountain scenes. Layered acrylic, charcoal, and gold ink add depth.
Dried in Thyme
Hand‑pressed flowers and natural elements are ar‑ ranged into clean, balanced compositions that highlight the quiet, organic beauty of botanical materials.
Deschutes Glass Lab
The artist creates stained‑glass suncatchers, mirrors, nightlights, picture frames, and more. Pieces can hang in windows or on walls or be staked in yards or plant pots.
Garrett Skelton Photography
The artist photographs the images and builds one‑of‑ a‑kind frames from rough‑cut offcuts from a local mill, often incorporating live‑edge bark.
Other Worlds
Blown‑glass bubbles become deep, rich‑sounding wind gongs, wind bells tuned to specific musical notes, and glass‑and‑driftwood wind chimes known for their bright, crisp sounds.
Grace Leigh Art
The artist uses paint markers to map and layer delicate linework throughout the process. Large square brushes apply acrylic paint over a bright underpainting to form the bulk of each piece.
Fiber Vita Mista
Chule’s
Hand embroidery is created with cotton thread on fabric using traditional stitching techniques to form detailed floral and nature‑inspired designs.
Blankets are handwoven in the USA by a sixth‑gener‑ ation weaver from Macedonia using 100% soft merino wool in traditional early American Rosenkransen and twill patterns. They are also preshrunk.
Kylie Raquel Studio
De Los Angeles Weaving
Luxury artisanal handbags are made and sad‑ dle‑stitched entirely by hand using traditional techniques.
sam + finn
Found materials are used to balance pattern, texture, and value in unique home and personal accessories. Each piece has its own aesthetic and vibrancy.
The artists use handmade looms and yarn to create rugs and wall hangings, each a work of art. Skilled mak‑ ers transform raw wool into one‑of‑a‑kind pieces.
Sedlak-Ford
Acrylic and oil works on board or panel reflect on the parallel experiences of change shared by human life and trees, both shaped by what affects them.
Spacey Ace Studio
Mixed‑media paintings combine acrylic, spray paint, POSCA markers, and modeling paste on wood panels and canvas.
My Art Maker
Working with acrylic on canvas detailed with charcoal, thread, and or paper. Each piece is sprayed with a matte fixative and framed. They are all signed, dated and wired with D‑rings ready to hang.
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11:00–11:30 AM Pie Check-In 11:30 AM–12:00 PM Pie Display & People’s Choice Voting 12:00–1:15 PM Live Pie Judging 1:30 PM Pie Awards 1:30–2:30 PM Winner Display & Pie Pick-Up
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PUMPKIN CARVING At Bend Fall Festival, pumpkin carving isn’t just an activity. It’s an experience. Kids are invited to pick out the perfect pump‑ kin from our curated local selection and transform it into a one‑of‑a‑kind jack‑o’-lantern. From classic triangle eyes to wild, imaginative creations, every design is celebrated. Our carving zone is stocked with safe tools, helpful staff, and plenty of space for creativity to unfold. Whether your kid is a first‑time carver or a seasoned pumpkin pro, they’ll have ev‑ erything they need to craft something special. When they’re done, they’ll head home proudly carrying their carved pump‑ kin, a reminder that fall fun is alive and well in Bend.
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Join us for the inaugural Bend Fall Festival Harvest Bake-Off! Watch local home cooks and bakers compete for ribbons, prizes and bragging rights as our panel of judges tastes their way through pies, breads and chili. Festivalgoers can check out the entries, vote for their favorite display and cheer on the winners during our live awards presentations!
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