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SUMMARY:History Pub: About Scott Joplin and the Ragtime Spaces of Deschutes County: 1900-1918
DESCRIPTION:When Bend became a city in 1905\, ragtime music by Midwesterner Scott Joplin and other African American composers dominated entertainment venues across the US. Even in Deschutes County\, Oregon\, ragtime enlivened town life for at least 20 years\, proving unexpected ties to Tin Pan Alley and the Eastern commercial music industry at the turn of the 20th century. Joplin’s joyful compositions reflected the vibrancy of the first generation of African Americans born after the Emancipation Proclamation. Today\, Joplin’s piano rags rank among the world’s artistic masterworks. \nKendra Kay Friar\, EdD\, is an adjunct professor of music at Pacific University and the academic editor of the Journal of General Music Education. She has worked as an elementary music teacher\, a children’s choir director\, and Portland-based collaborative pianist for over 20 years. Her work has been published in Music Educators Journal\, Journal of General Music Education\, and Oregon Music Educator. In 2021\, she received the Outstanding Elementary Music Educator Award from Oregon Music Educators Association. She researches music education history to restore multicultural voices to modern teaching resources. \nDoors open at 6:00 p.m.\nPresentation begins at 7:00 p.m. \nCLICK HERE FOR TICKETS
URL:https://www.deschuteshistory.org/event/history-pub-may-26-2026/
LOCATION:McMenamins Old St Francis School\, 700 NW Bond St\, Bend\, Oregon\, 97703
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SUMMARY:Come Along on the Oregon Trail
DESCRIPTION:Between 1841 to1869 more than 350\,000 people emigrated along the Oregon Trail. The 2\,000-mile journey was difficult and dangerous. Travelers traversed unfamiliar prairies\, deserts\, rivers\, and mountains with minimal help along the way.\nJoin Lynda Paznokas as she shares her insights into the rationale behind making the journey West\, the treacherous landscapes they crossed\, and the reality discovered at the end of the trail. Using photographs\, journal entries\, and Lynda’s own research\, “Come Along on the Oregon Trail” sheds light on misconceptions about this fascinating and complicated time in United States history.\nThis free presentation starts at 2:30 pm in the Deschutes Historical Museum’s research library.\nSpace is limited\nOn-site parking is available.\n\nLynda Paznokas’ interest in the Oregon Trail began in grade school\, captured by the Oregon Trail stories brought to life by her fourth-grade teacher. Her fascination grew while researching her family’s trail blazing history West. Over the past decade Lynda has photographed the Oregon Trail from Missouri to Oregon\, gaining a new appreciation for the journey and historical complexities comprising this moment in U.S. history.\nAs an elementary and middle school teacher she has shared her enthusiasm of history with her students. She has worked as an Elementary Curriculum Specialist for the Bend-La Pine School District and has taught future teachers at the university level.\nHer book\, Pathways of America: The Oregon Trail\, assists educators\, encouraging students to develop a variety of critical thinking skills around this subject.
URL:https://www.deschuteshistory.org/event/come-along-on-the-oregon-trail/
LOCATION:Deschutes Historical Museum\, 129 NW Idaho Ave.\, Bend\, OR
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