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SUMMARY:“A Man Named York” Opens at Bowman Museum
DESCRIPTION:New Exhibit\nThe Bowman Museum is pleased to announce a compelling new exhibit\, “A Man Named York\,” on display in the Belknap Exhibit Center from April 1 through May 31.\nPresented by the Oregon Black Pioneers\, this traveling exhibit explores the life and legacy of York—an enslaved African American man who played a vital role in the Lewis and Clark Expedition. Despite his significant contributions to one of the most important expeditions in American history\, York’s story has often been overlooked. \n“A Man Named York” sheds light on York’s experiences\, his skills and responsibilities during the expedition\, and the complex realities of his life before and after the journey. Through engaging panels and historical interpretation\, visitors will gain a deeper understanding of York’s role and the broader history of African Americans in early Oregon and the American West. \nThis exhibit offers a meaningful opportunity for the community to reflect on the history and recognize the individuals who helped shape the region. \nThe exhibit is included with regular museum admission and is open to the public during regular hours. Visitors of all ages are encouraged to attend.\nFor more information\, please contact the Bowman Museum at (541) 447-3715.
URL:https://crookcountyhistorycenter.org/event/a-man-named-york-opens-at-bowman-museum/
LOCATION:Belknap Exhibit Center\, 136 NE 3rd\, Prineville\, OR\, 97754\, United States
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SUMMARY:Got Juniper? Western Juniper Ecology & Management
DESCRIPTION:Join Central Oregon Extension Forester with OSU\, Jenna Deibel\, as she discusses why western juniper has expanded so dramatically across the Central Oregon landscape\, covering its ecology\, biology\, and the key factors driving its spread through our region.  \nCommunity members\, landowners\, and natural resource enthusiasts are invited to attend an informative presentation\, “Got Juniper? Western Juniper Ecology & Management\,” featuring juniper ecology expert Jenna Deibel. \nThis engaging talk will explore why western juniper has expanded so dramatically across the region. Attendees will gain insight into juniper ecology and biology\, the key factors driving its spread\, and how to distinguish old-growth stands from younger encroachment. The presentation will also cover juniper–water relationships\, realistic approaches to rangeland restoration in Central Oregon\, and the tree’s role in wildlife habitat. Practical management considerations and potential uses for juniper will be discussed to help land stewards make informed\, science-based decisions. \nThis presentation offers a valuable opportunity for the community to better understand one of the region’s most pressing land management challenges and to connect with local expertise. \n\nBowman Museum\, Prineville\nApril 10\, 2026 | 6:00pm\nRead more about this topic and event >>\n\nFor more information\, please contact the Bowman Museum at 541-417-3715.
URL:https://crookcountyhistorycenter.org/event/got-juniper-western-juniper-ecology-management-join/
LOCATION:Bowman Museum\, 246 N. Main\, Prineville\, OR\, 97754\, United States
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SUMMARY:American & Country Western Music Concert Featuring Larry Wilder
DESCRIPTION:The Bowman Museum invites the community to an afternoon of lively American and Country Western music on April 18 at 2:00 p.m.\, featuring acclaimed performer Larry Wilder. \nKnown for his upbeat\, dynamic stage presence\, Wilder delivers an engaging blend of Americana\, country\, and western music through vocals\, guitar\, and banjo. A National Yodeling Champion\, he has performed for audiences around the world and opened for legendary artists including Willie Nelson and Johnny Cash. His performances combine music with storytelling\, offering audiences a deeper connection to the songs and traditions that shape American culture. \nAudience members can expect a high-energy\, interactive show featuring timeless favorites\, classic country tunes\, and opportunities to sing along. Wilder’s passion for preserving and sharing American musical heritage makes this performance a perfect fit for the Bowman Museum’s mission to celebrate regional history and culture. \nThis concert is designed for all ages and provides a welcoming opportunity for families\, friends\, and community members to come together and enjoy an afternoon of music and connection. \nEvent Details: American & Country Western Music Concert\nWhen: April 18 at 2:00 p.m. Where: Bowman Museum\, Prineville\, Oregon\nAdmission: Free \nFor additional details are available by contacting the Bowman Museum at 541-447-3715. \nAbout the Bowman Museum The Bowman Museum\, operated by the Crook County Historical Society\, is dedicated to preserving and sharing the history and culture of Crook County through engaging exhibits\, programs\, and community events. \n  \n 
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LOCATION:Bowman Museum\, 246 N. Main\, Prineville\, OR\, 97754\, United States
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