Upcoming Churchill events
Aug 14th
“UNSEEN” Film w/ Director Chad Brown
They came to Lakeview, Oregon, carrying things that don’t fit in a pack. Five veterans. Two hundred miles of raw, unforgiving wilderness. One trail that asks everything of you and gives back something no clinic or desk job ever could. UNSEEN begins at the edge of what most people call the end of the map — Lakeview, Oregon, the last frontier, the quiet gateway to the Oregon Timber Trail — and from that threshold, it launches something that can only be called a reckoning. This is not an adventure film. This is a document of survival, of spirits refusing to be broken, of invisible wounds meeting invincible will.
Five veterans strap into their bikes and ride into the kind of silence that forces you to finally hear yourself. The cameras go with them. And what unfolds over volcanic plateaus, through alpine forests and ancestral lands, across a living corridor of history that stretches 600 miles from the California border to the Columbia River Gorge — is something that will not let you look away.
UNSEEN is the cinematic arm of Love Is King — Operation Freedom to Roam, a movement rooted in the belief that the outdoors belongs to everyone — regardless of background, identity, or burden. These veterans carry more than gear. They carry stories of trauma and resilience, of systemic silence and the stubborn human refusal to be extinguished. Director Chad Brown does not flinch from any of it. He trains his lens on the full weight of what it means to ride toward justice through land that was protected by heroes the world forgot to remember. “UNSEEN is not just a film,” Brown says. “It is a movement. A prayer. A trail toward healing.” When the credits roll, audiences will not simply have watched something. They will have felt it — in their chests, in their conscience, and in the marrow of whatever they believe about freedom.
$10 advanced tickets $15 at the door
*$5 off for Seniors, Vets & Students* Students ages 16 to 21 only. Seniors 60 and older. Vets all retired and active service members
*Kids 15 and under FREE with a ticket holding adult*
sponsored by BELLA Main St. Market, St. Alphonsus & Wilson Family Foundation
Aug 16th
Anna Tivel w/ Sam Weber
Anna Tivel is a Portland, Oregon-based, internationally touring songwriter who is forever drawn to the quiet stories of ordinary life. The characters and imagery that populate her writing are full of breath and vivid color. With six full-length albums out and a seventh on the way, Anna has been likened to a short story writer and praised by NPR, Rolling Stone, Billboard, and others for her keen observations of the human condition. In fact, Ann Powers of NPR Music had this to say, “Anna Tivel is just one of my absolute favorite living songwriters. Her writing on [Outsiders] is at the same level as Paul Simon when he wrote ‘The Boxer’ and ‘American Tune'”
Sam Weber , is a Canadian singer-songwriter, guitarist, music producer and recording engineer. His own recorded works and collaborations with Bahamas, Madison Cunningham, and producers Robbie Lackritz and Tyler Chester have yielded millions of streams.
$18 advanced tickets and $25 at the door
*$5 off for Seniors, Vets & Students* Students ages 16 to 21 only. Seniors 60 and older. Vets all retired and active service members
*Kids 15 and under FREE with a ticket holding adult*
sponsored by BELLA Main St. Market, St. Alphonsous & Wilson Family Foundation
**Advanced ticket sales end 1 hour before all shows**
Food available from MC Taco Bus


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Our Hallpass Gallery,
Rm 31 Sculpture Gallery, Group Studio
& Community Radio KBZR 89.9 FM
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Brian & Corrine
& 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.
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