Events in Redmond today

Music on the Green brings a free summer concert to American Legion Park featuring Hokuleʻa Ohana, a Central Oregon Hawaiian and Polynesian dance group that shares island culture through music, movement, and community performance. Active in Redmond since the 1990s and led by Hawaiian-born dancer and teacher Novelyn Tavita, the ensemble blends storytelling, rhythm, costume, hula, and Tahitian dance into a vibrant, family-centered show rooted in the spirit of ohana. The festival setting includes local food, drinks, desserts, and craft vendors, creating a friendly block party atmosphere with plenty for kids to enjoy. Blankets and lawn chairs make it easy to relax on the grass and take in one of Central Oregon’s long-standing community traditions that highlights what residents and visitors appreciate about Redmond.

Events at Hayden Homes Amphitheater take place regardless of weather in a grassy setting with no permanent seats. Some shows include reserved sections, and low-profile chairs may be available to rent depending on the concert. The venue is cashless. Outside food and beverages are not allowed, and professional-grade cameras or recording devices are prohibited. Bags must be clear and no larger than 12 inches by 12 inches by 6 inches, with small clutches up to 6 inches by 9 inches as the only exception. To make arrival smoother, the amphitheater is partnering with Commute Options this summer to encourage walking, biking, carpooling, transit, or other alternatives. Concertgoers can also take part in the Summer Commute Challenge for chances to win prizes and concert tickets. For maps, directions, parking details, permitted and prohibited items, accessibility information, and additional venue policies, refer to the venue’s official information pages.

This annual tournament brings golfers together at Aspen Lakes Golf Course for a day of play and purpose. Teams can enter as foursomes to enjoy a full round, and sponsorship opportunities are available to support fundraising for the Central Oregon Campus of Adult & Teen Challenge, which serves men in recovery. The day includes check in and warm up, a putting contest, a shotgun start for the round, lunch, and a concluding presentation. Participation helps extend hope and support to those seeking freedom and transformation through Christ.

This nonprofit festival in Bend, Oregon spotlights stand-up, community, and creativity each Labor Day weekend. Its debut year drew big crowds, with most shows selling out, as more than twenty events took place at venues such as Midtown Ballroom, Volcanic Theatre Pub, The Capitol, and others, bringing together audiences from across the region. Presented by the Bend Comedy and Arts Foundation, a volunteer-run 501(c)(3), it channels ticket sales and donations into future arts programming for the community.

Pack a lunch, bring your DSP and a friend, and enjoy casual lawn games and time together at Culver Park. Attendance does not require using Premier support services.

A band delivers a broad mix of country and rock favorites, covering iconic songs suited for listening or dancing. The performers keep the audience involved throughout the show. The DI offers prime rib on Fridays along with its regular menu and a full bar.

Karaoke takes center stage at Round Butte Inn in Culver, where the microphone is open for anyone ready to sing and friends are encouraged to cheer each other on. Enjoy a lively start to the weekend with food, chilled drinks, and friendly company.

Bend Comedy Festival presents Don't Tell Comedy All Stars at The Tower Theatre, a stand-up showcase built on surprise. The lineup remains under wraps, drawing from Don’t Tell’s secret sets that have featured Jordan Jensen, Sam Jay, Rory Scovel, Joe List, Rachel Feinstein, Kyle Kinane, Aparna Nancherla, Steph Tolev, Gianmarco Soresi and more. Admission is included with a Bend Comedy Festival pass.

Featuring judge Melissa Marinovich, this CPE trial welcomes teams at every stage of experience. It provides a supportive setting to practice in a trial environment and build confidence. Levels 1 and 2 exclude the teeter and weave poles, and courses are typically shorter than those seen in AKC or USDAA. Competitors seeking added difficulty can choose Level 3 for a greater challenge. A separate fun run and mock trial is available, and CPE membership is not required to take part. Entry information is listed on the event flyer.

A relaxed Saturday meetup at Black Rock Coffee Bar Bend for anyone who wants to talk about bikes or simply enjoy friendly conversation. Newcomers are welcome and encouraged to say hello.

This easygoing yarn meet-up takes place at American Legion Park in Redmond. Attendees bring a chair and their own yarn for friendly conversation together in the park.

A welcoming karaoke night open to children, teens, and adults. Participants can take the stage and sing for free. It suits first timers as well as seasoned performers, and the setting is designed to keep things friendly for the whole family.

Saturday nights become adults-only open skate sessions where the lights are lowered and the music brings back classic skate-center energy. Expect a playful, nostalgic atmosphere each week, with a live DJ spinning favorites on the fourth Saturday. Participation is limited to ages 18 and up and minors are not permitted. Admission is $10 for adults ages 18 to 64 and $9 for those 65 and older. Skate rentals are available for $4 per person, and participants should bring their own helmet.

Fluffenuff brings Fluffalove together with guest musicians Steve Beaudry on harmonica and Sean Rule on drums for a collaborative set at Sisters Saloon & Ranch Grill. The performance is planned for the outdoor space if the weather cooperates.

This gathering brings Leadbetter and friends together in a casual back porch setting with a warm, easygoing vibe.

"Weird Al" Yankovic brings the Bigger & Weirder 2026 Tour to Hayden Homes Amphitheater. Performances take place regardless of weather. The venue is a grassy lawn without fixed seating, and seating setups can differ by show; low-profile chairs may be available to rent depending on the concert. Information on reserved areas and seating specifics is provided by the venue. Outside food and beverages are not allowed. Professional-grade cameras and recording devices are not permitted. All purchases are cashless. Only clear bags up to 12 by 12 by 6 inches are allowed, with small clutches no larger than 6 by 9 inches as the sole exception. To reduce traffic and parking demand, the venue partners with Commute Options to promote walking, biking, carpooling, transit, and other alternatives, including a seasonal challenge with chances to win prizes and concert tickets. Venue maps, parking guidance, accessibility details, and full policy lists are available through the venue's information pages.

This day marks the final chance to experience Raptors of the Desert Sky, Desert Dwellers, and the rest of the summer programs as the season comes to a close.

Local's Night features $5 pints.

Motorcycle enthusiasts gather at General Duffy’s Waterhole in Redmond for a weekly Monday meetup that welcomes riders of all experience levels and all types of bikes. The venue sets aside designated motorcycle parking, making it easy to roll in, grab a drink or something to eat, and connect with fellow riders. The spirit is simple... enjoy the ride, share a smile behind the helmet, and get home safely. For everyone’s comfort, please respect the property and other visitors by avoiding burnouts, wheelies, and loud revving around the open building.

A bi-monthly guided sewing studio focused on helping you progress with works in progress through personalized support. Each session is led by Sabrina of Bend Alterations, a seasoned professional with over 45 years of experience and a passion for teaching. With a maximum of five participants, there is ample time for one-on-one coaching to refine techniques, solve tricky steps, and build confidence to keep your project moving. This club is designed for those who already know how to use a sewing machine. Please bring your own machine and current project, as no materials or equipment are provided. New to sewing and looking for the basics can look for the Sew Easy: Pajamas for Beginners series, offered every other month.

Silver Moon Brewing hosts live bluegrass from the Bluegrass Collective, featuring local musicians with intermediate to advanced skills sharing their favorite songs. The emphasis is on community talent and classic bluegrass selections, creating a friendly setting for the local crowd.

Voted the number one comedy open mic and the number one locals night, this Beertown open mic welcomes newcomers and seasoned comics at Silver Moon Brewing in downtown Bend, Oregon. Admission is free for both audiences and performers, and a spontaneous roast battle could pop up. Sign-ups are required and the lineup is limited to 20 five-minute spots, with late additions only possible if arranged in advance with the Beertown team. Performers are expected to keep an eye on the light and wrap up before the second cue, avoid hate speech, and show professionalism and respect toward the venue, staff, audience, and fellow comedians. Any concerns can be shared with a Beertown staff member, and everyone on stage is encouraged to make a sincere attempt to be funny whether it is a first try or the hundredth. The organizers also use these mics to scout talent for paid shows they produce and to recommend comics to a broader network of bookers and producers across the country, with new opportunities added each month.