Wallowa County Fiddlers Show
Nancy Trump
541-886-7885
cntrump@uci.net

Website:  currently being revised and not available
Enterprise Fiddle Shows are a part of the Blue Mountain Old Time Fiddlers Association, which serves 9 eastern Oregon counties.   Old time fiddling is danceable music, usually has no written pages (which actually are not allowed on stage) and is played by ear, learned from watching and listening to others.  It is in itself a unique art form.  Shows are geared to keeping old time music alive and providing entertainment to the public while helping other organizations raise money for their needs.  Such organizations include granges, senior centers, fairs, junior rodeo and others.  Musicians may come from many miles to entertain though a good many are local in each area. 

First Show: March 1, 2008, 6 p.m., Cloverleaf Hall, dinner at 5 p.m.
Second Show: June 28, 6 p.m., Cloverleaf Hall, dinner at 5 p.m.
Admission to either is $5; 12 and under free; $1 off, if a current
membership card is presented.

Brass @ Wallowa Lake
Jim Howell
541-663-8907
jhowell2@eou.edu

Established in 1999 to provide a high quality camp specifically to serve students of Northeastern Oregon and Southeastern Washington.  The area has been extended.  Camp takes place at Wallowa Lake and has a capacity of 80 students.  Partnerships with the Oregon Symphony Orchestra to insure unparalleled artistic instruction for the students. 

Camp dates are June 15-21, 2008
Cost is $350.

Woodwinds @ Wallowa Lake
Jim Howell
541-663-8907
jhowell2@eou.edu

Begins its first year in August 2007.  While serving students from all over Oregon and beyond, the goal remains to provide a high quality camp specifically to serve students of Northeastern Oregon and Southeastern Washington.  The camp is modeled after the successful Brass @ Wallowa Lake Camp, and will take place at Wallowa Lake for a maximum of 80 students.  Artist staff will be from the Oregon Symphony Orchestra, as well as other of the best professional woodwind players from around the Northwest. 

Camp dates are Camp dates are August 10-15, 2008. 
Cost is $350.

Wallowa County Cultural Trust Coalition
Marya Nowakowski
541-426-2500
mjn@uci.net
www.wallowa.net

The Wallowa County Cultural Coalition was developed for the purpose of awarding State of Oregon grant money to organizations and individuals within Wallowa County whose endeavors promote culture within the county. Culture is the total of a community's arts, heritage, and humanities. It is the ideas, customs, and skills of a given people in a given period.

Artists in the Schools
Joan Madsen
541-426-5702
jcreative@eoni.com

The /Artists in the Schools /program brings local artists into area
schools creating art education and experiences and deepening the
connection between these artists and their community. The program
targets grades kindergarten through junior high in the Wallowa County
School District. Art education is so important for children—it promotes
the development of analytical, cognitive and physical skills. Wallowa
County is lucky to have a large and talented arts community willing to
share their skills with school children.

Free Movement Dance Class
Angela Walters
541-432-4004
john_ang4@yahoo.com



Bowlby Arts Group
Marya Nowakoski
541-426-2500
mjn@uci.net

The Bowlby Arts Group's mission is to manage and promote Stage One, a performing arts center in the 1916 EM&M Building located on historic
Courthouse Square in Enterprise, Oregon.  This performing arts center
will be for the use, enjoyment and education of the people of Wallowa
County, visitors, and a variety of performing artists. Stage one is a storefront space and fondly known as the "Red Room" due to the vibrant red color of the interior walls, this warm and inviting space is available to the community to rent for a variety of events.
 
Please contact Marya Nowakowski for more information.