Churchill School

Baker City, OR           Art, Music & Recreation

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Upcoming Churchill events

July 19th

Kota Dosa is a creative collective with roots in New York, New Orleans, and Oregon. Known for their eclectic sound that seamlessly blends blues, funk, psychedelic rock, and jazz, the band has established a vibrant presence in the local New York and New Orleans music scene. Drawing from legends like The Doors, Marcus King, Chris Cain, and more, the band blends their roots to craft an experience that’s as gritty as New York, as soulful as New Orleans, and as laid-back as Oregon. Fronted by brothers Jesse Jake & Cody Luke, the band rips through powerful vocals, fiery guitar solos, and an unstoppable stage presence. Their horn section hits hard with bold, brass-driven grooves that amp up every track. Known for their original music, Kota Dosa mixes their own songs with their favorite influences from across genres. Whether tearing up big stages or bringing their creative energy to rainy streets and front porches, they own every crowd, proving their versatility in any setting. Each performance is unique and sticks with you long after the lights go down.

Tickets $18 advanced $28 at the doors

*$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, Saint Alphonsus & Wilson Family Foundation

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

Food available from MC Taco Bus

Aug 4th

Dylan Earl

with special guest Morgan Stone

Born in Louisiana and naturalized by the Natural State, Dylan Earl seeks to understand himself by understanding others. His next album, ‘Level-Headed Even Smile’ (2025), offers poignant nostalgia, land history, and a refreshingly progressive approach to country and western music. It is rife with his signature wry wit, irreverence, and an endearing desire to colour outside the lines. Earl is a welcome, original voice in the scene, finding favour in mainstream and alternative spaces alike as a loveable, alt-country hippie.

Morgan Stone is a guitarist and vocalist from Baker City, OR. She performs a wide range of covers, arrangements, and originals, combining sensitive guitar accompaniment with a powerful alto voice. Her delivery of the songs she loved ranges from comedic to deeply moving.

$18 advanced tickets $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. Alphonsus & Wilson Family Foundation

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

Food available from MC Taco Bus

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Coming to Churchill School? Here’s some info


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in the 

Old School Bike and Ski Hostel

There are four bunks available on Airbnb

Art Spaces & KBZR 89.9

Our Hallpass Gallery,

Rm 31 Sculpture Gallery, Group Studio

& Community Radio KBZR 89.9 FM 

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

 

Our Favorite Local Lodging Option

The Schoolhouse is full?

We love La Dolce Vita Properties

Cute & affordable to Luxury options

Guests get discounts to

Churchill Events

 

The Vegters


 

 

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.

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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