Churchill School Baker City, OR           Art, Music & Recreation

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Upcoming Churchill events

May 4th

fOX AND BONES – FULL BAND MAY THE 4TH BE WITH YOU SHOW!!!

Doors open at 6pm show at 6:45pm.

$18 advanced tickets and $25 at the doors

Internationally touring folk group and real-life sweethearts Fox and Bones (Sarah Vitort and Scott Gilmore) entertain and engage with their heartwarming, uplifting and “contagiously optimistic” brand of harmony-laden folk-pop, reminiscent of bands of the past with a modern flare. They’ve played over 550 shows all over the world in their 5 short years as a band, arming them with a fun and interactive live show that you don’t want to miss!

**Best Star Wars Costumes will win a prize** All over 21 years of age Star Wars costumed attendees will receive $1 off their first drink of the night

**Advanced ticket sales end 1 hour before all shows**

Food available from MC Taco Bus

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What goes on at Churchill?


LODGING OPTIONS

Homeroom #36 apartment,

Art Res apartment &

Old School Bike and Ski Hostel

Art Spaces

Our Hallpass Gallery, Rm 31 Sculpture Gallery, Group Studio & Self Directed Artist Residency

Tech-Spec &Booking

What’s in our event space for shows or rentals & how to contact us to book a show or your special event needs

The Vegters


 

 

Brian & Corrine

Owners & their dogs

We’re Brian & Corrine-

Artists, event organizers and owners of Churchill School

We are so thankful for all of the support this project has received from the community, our friends and family. It’s hard to believe how much we have accomplished here at Churchill School since 2018 with the help of the community, friends, family, volunteer groups and complete strangers.

We’re so glad you found us and hope you come see us here soon. Go to our Events page for more info on shows in the concert venue here at Churchill School. Check out our Lodging page if you’re looking of an “old school” place to stay in Baker City or click on the “Learn More” to read about us and the process of restoring this 1925 schoolhouse.

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