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- Aug 17, 2026
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Sewing Patterns? Fabric? Lace Trim? This Nonprofit Has It All. - The Source - Bend, Oregon (opens the original)
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Fashion Workshop is on mission to help the crafty people out there in Central Oregon. As a bit of a crafty gal myself, I was surprised when I walked in that most items were under $10. Fashion Workshop, a nonprofit, opened its brand-new storefront Aug. 8, just outside of downtown Bend. The storefront features a space where guests can browse an array of donated fabrics, buttons, lace, sewing patterns and other accouterments to create nearly any article of clothing or accessory. Rather than a typic
Sewing Patterns? Fabric? Lace Trim? This Nonprofit Has It All. - The Source - Bend, Oregon (opens the original)
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Fashion Workshop is on mission to help the crafty people out there in Central Oregon. As a bit of a crafty gal myself, I was surprised when I walked in that most items were under $10. Fashion Workshop, a nonprofit, opened its brand-new storefront Aug. 8, just outside of downtown Bend. The storefront features a space where guests can browse an array of donated fabrics, buttons, lace, sewing patterns and other accouterments to create nearly any article of clothing or accessory. Rather than a typic
Let's Get Smooshed into Sweaty Little Venues Again - The Source - Bend, Oregon (opens the original)
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I’ve been making it a point to go to more small concerts lately. Hear me out. When all is said and done, there’s something good about knowing your money is fueling the next local show instead of disappearing into a corporate balance sheet And in all honesty? I’m a college student. Those $150 nosebleed seats just aren’t happening. But the biggest reason I’ve continued to go has surprised me. Small venues have a kind of magic that’s hard to explain until you’re standing in the middle of them. You’
'The Most Travelled Person in America' takes on Bend’s Beer Scene - The Source - Bend, Oregon (opens the original)
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Only some can say they’ve been to all 50 states. And very select few can say they’ve been to every city and town in the United States with a population more than 5,000. Daniel Seddiqui, however, can claim this title as of last October when he visited Allentown, Pennsylvania, the last town on his list. After all those miles, he chose Bend as his permanent home. Seddiqui’s love for travel started at a young age simply by looking at maps. As he got older, he got the infamous “travel bug,” as he put
Volunteers Roll Up Their Sleeves for the Deschutes River - The Source - Bend, Oregon (opens the original)
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The riverways around Central Oregon were filled with more people than usual Saturday morning. However, this time around, it wasn’t for recreation. Equipped with plant guidebooks, 289 volunteers gathered in six different locations, from Tumalo State Park to Farewell Bend Park to Sunriver to pick up trash and pull invasive weeds along the riverbank. About 2,100 pounds of garbage and weed were removed from Riverbend Park, Farewell Bend Park, Mirror Pond and First Street Trail. Another 600 pounds we
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