Art classes Oregon City
August 4, 2014 – 08:46 am
Arts and Culture in Baker County Oregon
Stroll through Baker City’s historic downtown for a glimpse through history; over 100 buildings on the National Register reflect the opulence of the gold rush days and the rich heritage of the cattle and timber industries of the American West.
Known as”Queen City of the Inland Empire” at the turn of the century, Baker City became a cultural oasis, boasting a population larger than Boise or Spokane at the time. Explore Baker City’s rich past while enjoying our twenty-first century downtown culture: Rub shoulders with the locals and artists at the First Friday Gallery Walk, annual art shows, and artist receptions. Try your hand at painting, pottery, dance, or fencing classes at the Crossroads Carnegie Art Center.
Source: www.basecampbaker.com
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by daisydo It's a town with a very large senior population and a lot is available for us. Someone told me the price of real estate is going up 43% a year so many people are moving up there from here!
I enjoy city life a lot but am drawn more to quiet and ease of getting around. I can't wait to get up there and find out all about the area. When I was there I went to the Rogue Creamery in Central Point, a very well known artisan cheese producer. Last time I found the Ashland farmer's market. There are plenty of art galleries and theaters. I can take classes at Southern Oregon University for free.
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