Upcoming Churchill events
June 14th
Karen Morgan was born and raised in Athens, Georgia but now calls Maine home. She has 2 (soon to be 3) Dry Bar Comedy Specials:Rub Some Dirt On It(2023)(Named #4 in Dry Bar Comedy’sTop 10 Clips of 2023) andGo Dawgs!(2020). Karen was also recently featured onThe TalkonCBS. Her latest audio album,Shiny Happy People Laughing, can currently be heard exclusively onSirius XM Radio(Pure, Jeff & Larry’s Comedy Roundup, Raw & She’s So Funny) Channels. Still licensed to practice law in Maine and Georgia, she lives in Cumberland, Maine, where she is an avid open water swimmer and is cold most of the year. She enjoys traveling for shows, especially to places that have a Waffle House.
Opening is local comedian Adam Crowell
Tickets $20 advanced $30 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 & Wilson Family Foundation
**Advanced ticket sales end 1 hour before all shows**
Food available from MC Taco Bus
June 19th
Ryan LittleEagle w/ Lucas Treptow
A vagabond and storyteller, Ryan LittleEagle is a traveling Indigenous singer-songwriter from the small town of Canyon Lake, Texas. Though the road is his home most of the year, Littleeagle primarily calls the traditional homeland of the Oceti Sakowin outside the Black Hills of South Dakota home. A midwest musician with a country charm, LittleEagle shares his unique blend of Country/Americana music with the soothing and haunting sounds of contemporary indigenous music. With 15 years of experience, Ryan travels the country from the Old West across America’s Heartland to the Southern Appalachians playing over 300+ shows a year. Littleeagle tirelessly works and hustles to hone his craft and share a unique and intimate musical experience that connects to the human spirit walking between a traditional and modern world.
Ryan Littleeagle has won Native American Music Awards for Best male Artist, Flutist, and Country CD. He has been nominated for the Josie Music Awards for Male Entertainer of the Year, Americana/Folk Artist of the Year and Best Performance in a Music Video.
Blending Americana, folk, and roots music, Lucas performs with guitar, kick drum, tambourine, harmonica, and vocals. His live shows feature a mix of original songs and covers, delivered with energy and authenticity.
Lucas has toured extensively throughout the Pacific Northwest and Mountain West, performing at breweries, listening rooms, festivals, and live music venues. His performances are known for their engaging atmosphere and ability to connect with audiences of all sizes.
$15 advanced or $20 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 & Wilson Family Foundation
**Advanced ticket sales end 1 hour before all shows**
Food available from MC Taco Bus
Coming to Churchill School? Here’s some info
Art Spaces
Our Hallpass Gallery, Rm 31 Sculpture Gallery & Group Studio
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?
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Guests get discounts to
Churchill Events
What to see & Do?
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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