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at the Sunriver Brewing Taproom
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Due to the summer influx of tourists, coffee break is canceled for July, August and September.
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The Knitter’s Group meets the 1st Wednesday of every month at 1 pm. Usually at the SHARC living room or someone's house.
Contact Carol Boswell at knitting@sunriverwomensclub.org to see where the group is meeting this month.
NOTE: This event may be photographed and your image may be used in promotion of the Sunriver Women's Club.
OPENS: Monday, August 17, 2026
Let's enjoy late summer weather and meet for an easy, one-hour walk along paved Sunriver paths followed by breakfast at Cafe Sintra.
When: Tuesday, September 8th Time: 8:30 AM Where: Sunriver Village - meet in front of Brewed Awakenings Transportation: Meet us there What to bring/Special instructions: Wear comfortable walking shoes; bring cash for breakfast; bring water if you'll need it for the walk. Hosts: Debra Brown - (503) 320-7417 Number of participants: 16 (including the hosts)
When: Tuesday, September 8th
Time: 8:30 AM
Where: Sunriver Village - meet in front of Brewed Awakenings
Transportation: Meet us there
Hosts: Debra Brown - (503) 320-7417
Number of participants: 16 (including the hosts)
Need to cancel?
On the SRWC website, go to the calendar and click on the event. Click "Already Registered." Click "Cancel.” On the APP, go to "My tickets." Click CANCEL below the time/date.
SALT CREEK AND DIAMOND CREEK FALLS TRAIL LOOP
When: Wednesday, Sept. 9, 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Meet at 8:00 a.m. at the Village Bar and Grill parking lot to carpool or meet at
9:15 a.m. at the trailhead. Bring $5 for the driver if carpooling.
Description:
SALT CREEK AND DIAMOND CREEK FALLS TRAIL LOOP- near
Oakridge, Oregon. The Salt Creek Falls and Diamond Creek Falls Loop is a
short 5.6 mile hike with 1,059' elevation gain, but spectacular trail that offers
views of some of the most amazing waterfalls in the area. Salt Creek Falls is
Oregon's second tallest waterfall (286 ft.) and quite a sight to see! What's great
about this hike, is that you can choose to hike a 3.75 mile loop or you can add
2.6 miles to the hike (making it a 6.4 mile hike) by taking an out and back trail
to see Fall Creek Falls. Generally considered a moderately challenging route.
This hike takes an average of 2 hr 39 min to complete. Best hiked June thru Oct.
When considering signing up for this hike, please review the specifics (e.g. distance, elevation gain, trail surface - gravel, rocky, soft sand etc.) to determine if this trail meets your fitness level.
Gear: Water, snacks, $ for going out to lunch afterwards (optional), hiking poles
(optional), sturdy hiking shoes, layered clothing, personal first aid supplies, insect repellent.
Leader: Jill Vasquez (503) 518-2983
Co-Leader: Linda Rowles (503) 318-4950
Number of participants: 12
When registering, you will need to agree to the WAIVER
On the SRWC website, go to calendar and click on the event. Click "Already Registered." Click "Cancel.” On the APP, go to "My tickets." Click CANCEL below the time/date.
If you are cancelling after registration closes on WI, Wild Apricot won’t let you cancel online so contact the leader directly.
Paulina Horseshoe Hike
When: Sept 9, 8:00 am – 3:00 pm
INFO: Meet at HTCC leaving at 8:00 am, drivers will need a NW Forest Pass or America the Beautiful Card, $4 for carpooling.
Description: Features Include rockfall, lave flows and lake views. This is a shuttle hike, meaning the trail is a one-way hike, and cars need to be left at both ends of the trail. The trail starts at the Obsidian Flow Trailhead and ends at the Paulina Visitor Center (or in reverse).
Hike miles: 9 miles with 1600 ft elevation gain.
Hike Pace: Moderate to challenging.
Central Oregon Wilderness Day Use Permits: $1/person. Required for this hike June 15-Oct 15. See above for passes needed per car available on Recreation.com.
GEAR: Bring sturdy boots, poles, plenty of water and snacks, bug spray, sunscreen, $ for carpooling/day use permit.
Co-Leaders: Liz LeCuyer and Phyllis Duncan
# of Participants: 12 total including leaders.
When considering registering, please review the event information (distance, elevation, surface conditions etc.) to determine if this event matches your current fitness level.
Hearty Soles Hike: Lookout Mountain Loop #804 CANCELLED DUE TO FIRE ISSUES
When: Thursday, September 10, 2026. 8 a.m. – 3 pm (PDT)
Info : Meet at Sunriver Christian Fellowship off Cottonwood for a 1.5 hour drive to Ochoco Ranger Station.
Description: This is a 7.1 moderately challenging hike with 1,350 foot elevation gain. The Ochoco Mountains' highest peak, Lookout Mountain, has a wide, rolling summit plateau with high desert meadows, islands of forest, and lots of views. In July, the meadows display a rich assortment of wildflowers. While there are some standard trail roots and uneven dirt, it is generally not considered overly rugged or technically rocky.
Gear: Hat, sunscreen, hiking poles, water, lunch, and $4 for drivers. You might consider bringing a water refill that can be left in the car for the ride back.
Co/Leaders: Holley Darden (703-963-3134 or holleyandmark@verizon.net) and Cathy Perry (707- 293- 6100).
Celebrate fall cycling with drinks by the river
When: 4-6 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 10, 2026
Where: Meet in front of the Sunriver Member (North) Pool next to the Woodlands Golf Course. The street address is 17900 West Core Road, Sunriver. Parking is available across the street from the adjacent tennis courts. No parking permit required
Join us for a Thursday afternoon, summer-tourists-are-gone cruise along the Sunriver river paths from the North Pool to Rio Sol. We’ll pick up the two river loops along the way and end at Rio Sol for drinks, chips and guac along the river. The ride is about 4 miles one way, all on paved, fairly level paths. After drinks, you’ll have the option of riding back to the North Pool with part of the group or calling a spouse/friend to pick up you and your bike. The latter option is a good one for those who want to celebrate the fall season with a cocktail or two.
Fall cycling is wonderful in Sunriver – come out and celebrate the change of seasons!
Gear:
Bring money (cash best) for drinks and appetizers, bike, helmet (required), sunglasses, layered clothing, personal first aid supplies, sunscreen, bug spray and water.
Co/Leaders:
Leader: Deb Periman, perimandeb@gmail.com
Number of participants: 10
Road Cycle: Cascade Lakes Hy and South Century/FS 42 to Davis Lake out/back 32 total miles
Location: Intersection of Cascade Lakes Hy and South Century/FS 42
Meet at VBag parking lot if carpooling - leave promptly at 9 am
9:00 am - 2:30 pm
BE READY TO ROLL at 10:00 am - Arrive 15 minutes prior.
Bike Type: Road, Gravel, Hybrid, E-bikes - Allowed Class: 1 & 3 (no throttle)
Route: 4 T’s Rating: Terrain: 2 - Rolling, fully paved roads Traffic: 2 - Low Tempo: 3 - Moderate**-** 12-16mph Time: 3- Moderate - 3-3.5 hours Distance & Elevation: 32 miles 1339 ft elevation Ride Style: (No-drop)
Description: This is a beautiful out and back ride on low traffic roads along Cascade Lakes Hwy which has a nice wide shoulder with beautiful views. There are several rolling hills on this route so come prepared to climb! Ride with GPS: Cascade Lakes Hwy/FS 42 to Davis Lake · Ride with GPS
Regroup Plan: We will regroup now and then since there will likely be spacing created with the climbs. Also at spots for photo ops. Route Notes: Meet on the West side of Cascade Lakes Hwy where it intersects with South Century (FS 42). After turning off Cascade Lakes Hwy, there is a dirt road on the left - turn down here and park. There is not a lot of room, really only 6 cars comfortably, so please carpool if possible. We will help direct you to fit in as many cars as possible. There are NO restrooms available but some trees that will provide privacy. This is an out and back route, so we will ride out 16 miles and then turn around for the return ride back.
Safety Notes: Helmet, front and back lights and a rear view mirror. Flat tire repair kit is highly recommended. Good shoulder on this route. Use all hand signals passed down from the leader, NEVER ride more than two side by side on low traffic roads, Follow all road safety guidelines.
Co-Leaders: Brigid Kenneday 541-643-4251 and Mary Elizabeth Horan 310-780-1438
METOLIUS RIVER TRAIL #2 EAST TO WEST LOOP
When: Tuesday September 15, 8:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Meet at 8:00 a.m. at the SCF Church parking lot at 18139 Cottonwood Rd to carpool or meet at 9:15 a.m. at the trailhead. Bring $5 for the driver if carpooling.
METOLIUS RIVER TRAIL #2 EAST TO WEST LOOP- This hike is 6.3 miles with 190' elevation gain. Starting at the Wizard Falls Fish hatchery, the Metolius River appears out of the ground at the Head of the Metolius River. The water is from the Cascades to the west, which soaks into porous volcanic soil and comes to the surface because of the fault that created Green Ridge to the east. This hike provides a good view of the river. The trail generally follows along the edge of the river with good views of it. Generally considered an easy route, it takes an average of 2- 3 hrs to complete. Best hiked March thru Nov
Gear: Water, snacks, $ for going out to lunch afterwards (optional), hiking poles (optional), sturdy hiking shoes, layered clothing, personal first aid supplies, insect repellent.
Leader: Jill Vasquez, 530-518-2983
Co-leader: Elaine Pray phone: (458) 205-4054
Kayak/Paddle from Riverbend Park
When: Tuesday, September 15th 10:00 am-12:00 pm
Meet at 9:30am at the Village Bar and Grill parking lot or meet us at Riverbend Launch Area by 10:00am. Please carpool if possible. Bring $3 for the driver if carpooling.
2 hour paddle with 1/2 hour snack. Easy to Intermediate. Kayak/paddle this iconic route on the Deschutes up, down, and around Riverbend park.
Gear: Required PFD (life preserver), whistle, sunscreen, bug repellant, hat, sunglasses, long sleeve shirt, towel, snacks, drinks, dry sac, Invasive Species Permit required for all kayaks and paddle boards.
Leader: Ellen MacLeod ellenrmacleod@gmail.com 925-216-
9204
Co-leader: TBD
On the SRWC website, go to calendar and click on the event. Click "Already Registered." Click "Cancel.
OR
On the APP, go to "My tickets". Click CANCEL below the time/date.
Hearty Soles Hike: Santiam Pass PCT Trail to Base of West side 3 Fingered Jack
WHEN: September 17, 7:00am to 5:30pm
INFO:Meet at HTCC in Sunriver Resort at 6:50am to carpool & leave by 7am. Bring money for drivers $8. No Wilderness permit needed but required to self permit at kiosk at PCT trailhead at top of Santiam Pass Hwy 20, drive in about 0.2 mile on paved entrance road. Hope to see fall colors of golds & reds in the shrubbery.
DESCRIPTION:
This long mileage hike to the Western Base of Three Fingered Jack, the length of hike will depend on weather, and hours of daylight so approx. 11.1 to12.5 miles R/T and 1,500 ft elevation gain & in and back to TH. This is a must have: great clear skies & weather due to viewing amazing Mountain & Valley views dotted with lakes on both west & east sides of this semi Ridge hike. Due to the B&B Complex fire 2003 that left most of the subalpine & lodgepole trees as snags & ghost like trees, it allowed the bear grass to flourish and Vu’s of the Cascade Mtns. After 1.4 miles which then heads more steeply up the side of an open Ridge. At the 3.5 mile, the trail finally gains the ridgetop & impressive views of Black Butte to the East, Three Sisters to the South, Maxwell Butte to the West and the tip of Three Fingered Jack. At Ridgecrest, the path traverses a steep rocky slope above the blue-green Martin Lake below. The trail then enters unburned Forest and a series of switchbacks & traverses through steep alpine country to a bend revealing first view of West face of 3 Fingered Jack. But wait, another 0.2 miles the path turns a sharper corner to an even more spectacular view. Last year from this point we were able to see over a dozen mountain goats.
HIKE PACE:moderate and challenging
GEAR: sunscreen, hat, water 3 liters + electrolytes, Plenty of snacks, Hardy lunch, hike poles or 1 pole is great to have, layered clothing, personal first aid supplies, sturdy hike shoes, sunglasses.
Co/Leaders: Beverly Sherrer 541-480-7707, Nancy Todd 503-810-2627
Number of Participants: 12
We may decide 2 days before hike date to stop & have dinner in Tumalo or Bend at one of the upgraded food carts on way home arriving closer to 7pm to SR.
EVENT OPENS: Monday, August 24
Come play the card game “Swooping” the nation. The game Swoop is fun, interactive and easy to learn. We will have a quick lesson and practice round, then be off and running with the object to get rid of all your cards. We will have three groups playing and switch around after every few games. Once you’re hooked, you’ll want to teach others and play every day.
When: Monday September 21, 2026 Time: 4:00-6:00pm Where: Century Commons Taphouse Transportation: ride your bike of carpool if you can, parking is limited What to bring: your fun outlook and money for drinks at the Taphouse and food from the trucks if desired Participants: 18 (including 3 leaders) Hosts: Patricia Slaven, Rochelle Hart, Susan Day
When: Monday September 21, 2026
Time: 4:00-6:00pm
Where: Century Commons Taphouse
Transportation: ride your bike of carpool if you can, parking is limited
What to bring: your fun outlook and money for drinks at the Taphouse and food from the trucks if desired
Participants: 18 (including 3 leaders)
Hosts: Patricia Slaven, Rochelle Hart, Susan Day
Please email Patricia Slaven at developtalent@gmail.com if you have any questions. Hope to see you there!
OPEN: now
New Member Welcome Event
DATE: September 23, 2026 TIME: 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. PLACE: T B A
DATE: September 23, 2026
TIME: 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
PLACE: T B A
The location and directions will be emailed to you a few days prior to the event.
BRING: Any questions you may have about your membership
Are you a new Sunriver Women's Club member? Come join us for our quarterly event to meet other new members and get information on how you can get involved with Friends, Fun and Philanthropy.
Please email Ellen MacLeod at engagement@sunriverwomensclub.org if you have any questions.
Monthly Birthday Lunch
When: September 23, 11:30 am
Where: Village Bar and Grill
Description: Join other women who share an September birthday for a celebratory lunch.
Registration closes Friday, September 18
Limit: 16 participants
Please bring cash for individual bills as the restaurant will not allow group checks.
Registrants will receive a confirmation email from the host after registration closes.
Please email birthday@sunriverwomensclub.org if you have any questions.
If you are cancelling after the close of registration, Wild Apricot won’t let you cancel online. Please contact the host directly to cancel.
Fall Welcome Back Event
Summer break is over, visitors to the lovely Sunriver community have gone back to their homes and now it is time for us to reconnect with each other. The 2026 “Welcome Back” Event will be held at Sunriver Brewing Taproom from 4 - 6 p.m. on Wednesday, September 23. Come join us to reconnect with old friends and make new ones.
This is a no-host event. Enjoy good food and drink from Sunriver Brewing Taproom's extensive bar and treats from Hot Lava's food truck.
OPENS: Friday, August 21, 2026
Event: Bunco (dice game)
When: September 24th @ 2pm -5pm
Where: TBA
Info: please bring $10 for prizes and a snack to share.
No need to know how to play, instructions will be provided. Come learn how to play this fun game and make friends as you swap partners along the way.
Max players: 12 including leader
Leader: Sherri Serfling
A fundraiser to support south Deschutes County Youth!
Location: Grays Trail Putting Course behind the Sunriver Lodge. Putters and balls will be at the registration table for you!
Date: Friday, September 25th, 2026
Time: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Who: Anyone who is looking for a light hearted putting tournament to support youth in the south County area. Tickets are available for either the pairs or singles competition. Youth under 12 must be paired with an adult on the course as children will not be allowed to play independently for their own safety.
Where do the funds raised go?
All funds from the tournament will support the Sunriver Women's Club Community Grant Program, Winter Wonderland (holiday celebration for identified unserved youth organized by the resort), and SDC middle school career exploration luncheon organized by the Sunriver Chamber of Commerce.
Great Food!
Food trucks serving food and drinks will be open at The Backyard Cafe & Bar at the Sunriver Resort. Water bottles will be for sale on the course.
Prizes!
Prizes will be awarded for first, second and third place in both the pairs and the singles competition plus additional fun awards! Prizes will be awarded at Sunriver Brewing Tap House at 5 p.m. on Friday, September 25th.
Looking for a leg up?
Mullagans, a.k.a. do overs, can be purchased at the event for $5 each or 5 for $20 and for $10, a PGA certified pro will take a shot for you. Having $5 bills on hand will expedite the purchase of Millagans and Pro Shots if paying with cash.
The course will only be available to ticketed players!
In order to give everyone enough elbow room on the putting course only ticketed players will be allowed on the green.
Cost:
Register by Monday, Sept. 14: $30 per person / $60 per pair until the event sells out.
If available, register Sept. 15 through day of event: $40 per person / $80 per pair
Registration:
Be sure to buy your ticket specifically for the singles or pairs competition.
When a pairs team signs up, the first name entered will be the main contact and the second of the pair will be registered as a "guest" in our system. The names of all pairs competitors will be listed at check-in.
There are six sessions, each approximately 45 to 55 minutes:
10 a.m.
11 a.m.
12 p.m.
1 p.m.
2 p.m.
3 p.m.
Questions? Need support in buying your tickets? contact us at:
mailto:fundraising@sunriverwomensclub.org
MidSoles Hike: TAM-A-LAU TRAIL, COVE PALISADES STATE PARK
When: Monday September 28, 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Meet at 8:00 a.m. at the SCF Church parking lot at 18139 Cottonwood Rd to carpool or meet at 9:30 a.m. at the trailhead. Bring $5 for the driver if carpooling.
TAM-A-LAU TRAIL, COVE PALISADES STATE PARK-This trail with plateau loop is about 6.5 miles with an elevation gain/loss of 800 ft. After walking back up the road from the parking lot to the trailhead. The trail starts out slightly wooded with juniper, pine and sagebrush. After a flat stretch, we ’ll begin an ascent on a series of switchbacks, cresting the plateau at about 1.5 miles and begin the loop along the edge of rim rock with beautiful views in every direction, then return back down the switchbacks. Good to hike all year long but could get hot in summer.
Leader: Mary Sherman phone: (818) 730-2003
Co-leader: Sherry Plaga phone: (530) 410-3417
Look for a pop up Pétanque and Happy Hour in the future
REGISTRATION OPENS: Monday, August 31, 2026
Join us for Pétanque and Happy Hour at Mary McCallum Park. If you don't know how to play, we will have instructors and/or experienced players from the Petanque Club assisting (when available) and providing instruction for whatever levels are needed.
We will have this event the last Wednesday of the month June - September. A new event will be created for each event day and sign ups will be needed for each event. Feel free to sign up for all of them when they become available.
What is Pétanque?
Pétanque is a boules sport where players, standing within a circle, throw metal balls (boules) as close as possible to a smaller target ball (the cochonnet or jack). The game is played on a rough surface, like gravel or sand. The team with the boules closest to the cochonnet scores points, and the first team to reach 13 points wins.
When: Wednesday, September 30th (Petanque and Happy Hour - SEPTEMBER) Time: 4pm to 6pm Where: Mary McCallum Park - meet us there. Someone will be attending the gate to allow entrance. What to bring: BYOB and finger food to share What else to bring: Hat, water, sunscreen and mosquito spray Equipment and instruction to be provided
When: Wednesday, September 30th (Petanque and Happy Hour - SEPTEMBER)
Time: 4pm to 6pm
Where: Mary McCallum Park - meet us there. Someone will be attending the gate to allow entrance.
What to bring: BYOB and finger food to share
What else to bring: Hat, water, sunscreen and mosquito spray
Equipment and instruction to be provided
Please contact Margo Butsch at mgbutsch@yahoo.com / 925-209-3964 or Gwen Gamble at grin.gamble@gmail.com / 541-977-1716 if you have any questions.
We hope you will be able to join us.
MidSoles Hike: SMITH ROCK HOMESTEAD TRAIL
When: Friday October 2 8:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Meet at 8:30 a.m. at the SCF Church parking lot at 18139 Cottonwood Rd to carpool or meet at 9:30 a.m. at the trailhead. Bring $5 for the driver if carpooling.
SMITH ROCK HOMESTEAD TRAIL-4.8 miles round trip with multiple options to shorten. 250 ft elevation. Trail stays low along the Crooked River. Park at the far northern end and locate the trail at the apex of the turn-around. Descend a short section of switchbacks to the river and turn left to go toward the center of the park. Within a half mile, you’ll pass by the footbridge. Instead of crossing, keep straight along the southern side of the river onto the Canyon Trail. Turn back where the river bends away from the trail, turn right at the Rope de Lope trail to the Rim Rock trial and turn left. Continue on the Rim Rock Trail for half a mile to the end of this trail and turn left and down The Chutes and back to the Homestead trial. Turn right back to the parking lot. This is a wonderful route for both hiking and photography as it offers so many angles of the impressive southern side of the rock formations. Best hiked spring & fall.
Leader: Jill Vasquez phone: (530) 518-2983
Co-leader: Christina Wiseman phone: (831) 227-5089
Join us to see Practical Magic 2 at the Regal in Bend. You can carpool with the group or meet us there. Don't forget to purchase tickets online https://www.regmovies.com/
When: Tuesday October 6th at T B A TICKET PRICE: T B A + fees online We are sitting in T B A CARPOOL: TBA at Sunriver Christian Fellowship 18139 Cottonwood Road, Sunriver, OR 97797 Time: T B A pm to carpool OR meet us there at T B A pm Where: Regal Old Mill
When: Tuesday October 6th at T B A
TICKET PRICE: T B A + fees online
We are sitting in T B A
CARPOOL: TBA at Sunriver Christian Fellowship 18139 Cottonwood Road, Sunriver, OR 97797
Time: T B A pm to carpool OR meet us there at T B A pm
Where: Regal Old Mill
680 SW Powerhouse Drive, Bend, OR 97702
Please email Kathie Maier Or Sharon Iriye at karma4me2@gmail.com if you have any questions.
I hope you will be able to join us.
MidSoles Hike: TAMOLITCH BLUE POOL
When: Wednesday October 7, 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Meet at 8:30 a.m. at the SCF Church parking lot at 18139 Cottonwood Rd to carpool or meet at 10:00 a.m. at the trailhead. Bring $5 for the driver if carpooling.
TAMOLITCH BLUE POOL-3.9 mile out and back with 285 ft. elevation. Generally considered a moderately challenging route, it takes an average of 1 1/2 hours to complete. This short portion of the McKenzie River National Recreation Trail takes you to the beautiful turquoise Tamolitch Pool, also known as Blue Pool. The beginning of this easy hike is through an old-growth Douglas fir forest. As the McKenzie River falls away, you walk along a cliff and descend into a dry river bed which eventually comes to an old lava flow. The trail is not too strenuous but there is some elevation gain as can be seen on the tracks and footing can be tricky in a few places. Be advised the trail passes one ledge with a steep drop-off to the river a short distance before Blue Pool. At Blue Pool, the water is 37 degrees year round. This pool is actually where the McKenzie River emerges after submerging into a lava tube at the Carmen Reservoir, creating the Tamolitch Falls. Best hiked April thru June, Oct,
Co-leader: Cathie Ericson phone: (503) 539-6772
MidSoles Hike: CLEAR LAKE LOOP
When: Wednesday October 14, 8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
CLEAR LAKE LOOP-This hike is 4.8 miles with 239' elevation gain near McKenzie Bridge, is considered an easy hike. Three thousand years ago a lava flow damned the McKenzie River and created Clear Lake, which lives up to its name. Requires a parking permit. Best hiked March thru Oct
Leader: Sonja Springer phone: (206) 459-3024
Co-leader: Linda Rowles phone: (503) 318-4950
Join us for our monthly luncheon and program
When: Tuesday, October 20, 2026, 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Topic: The Civilian Conservation Corps in Oregon: A Living Legacy
Speaker: Glenn Voelz
Glenn Voelz is a local author on Oregon history and serves on the board of the Deschutes County Historical Society. As a historian, he will share how an idea put millions of unemployed Americans to work during the depths of the Great Depression and restored our public lands.
Menu choices: TBD
Seating: Limited to 69 members.
Cost: $32 without dessert and $37 with dessert. Please reach out to programs@sunriverwomensclub.org if you need help registering.
*Registration opens September 28, 2026 and closes October 15, 2026.
OPENS: Monday, September 21, 2026
Mrs Roper goes to Bend
Wear your best Mrs. Roper attire and come join us for a few spirited stops in downtown Bend. We will have dinner somewhere in Bend. Please bring cash and please have a safe way to travel back and forth from your home.
When: Thursday, October 29th, 2026 Time: 4:00 - 8:00 pm Where: Meet at the North Country Store in Sunriver at 3:30 pm or at D and D Bar and Grill in Bend, Oregon at 4pm. What to bring: Wear your best Mrs. Roper outfit. Please bring cash from drinks and food.
When: Thursday, October 29th, 2026
Time: 4:00 - 8:00 pm
Where: Meet at the North Country Store in Sunriver at 3:30 pm
or at D and D Bar and Grill in Bend, Oregon at 4pm.
What to bring: Wear your best Mrs. Roper outfit. Please bring cash from drinks and food.
Please email Sherri Serfling at membershipassistant@sunriverwomensclub.org if you have any questions. Hope to see you there!
Kayak/SUP Witches' Paddle and optional dinner
Prepare to cast some spells and enjoy the annual Witches’ Paddle this Halloween—Saturday, October 31. Dust off your broomsticks (or paddleboards/kayaks) and don your most enchanting witchy attire for an afternoon of magical fun on the river. The event kicks off from Riverbend Park between 4-6 PM, so feel free to swoop in whenever you can.
https://www.mtstar.org/witches-paddle
This event is a fundraiser for MountainStar, one of our grant recipients. They ask that diapers be donated and there will be a place to drop them off at the launch site at River Bend Park.
Since we all have kayaks/SUPS to transport, meet at the launch spot at 4:00 pm. We can float for an hour or so and then, for those interested, we can join the Loose Cannon spectators/cheerleaders for dinner at 5:30 pm at Anthony's. I'm thinking that after we load our water vehicles onto our cars, we could walk along the river to the restaurant.
For those of you who are not inclined to float, consider joining the Loose Cannons spectators/cheerleaders (it's a great event to witness!) and dinner event:
Leader: Mary Elizabeth Horan, 310-780-1438
Gear: PDF/life jacket/whistle, sun glasses, towel, dry sac, Waterway Access Permit
Participants: Unlimited for the paddle but restaurant reservations are limited to 6 people.
Join us to see T B A at the Regal in Bend. You can carpool with the group or meet us there. Don't forget to purchase tickets online https://www.regmovies.com/
When: Tuesday November 3rd at T B A TICKET PRICE: T B A + fees online We are sitting in T B A CARPOOL: TBA at Sunriver Christian Fellowship 18139 Cottonwood Road, Sunriver, OR 97797 Time: T B A pm to carpool OR meet us there at T B A pm Where: Regal Old Mill
When: Tuesday November 3rd at T B A
Buy your play tickets FIRST Then sign up for Loose Cannons event - Opens October 5th
Tickets will be available inlate September or early October
Join Debra and Kathie to see the play “The Velvetine Rabbit”, a Sunriver Stars production. More information will be available closer to the date.
The nursery is waiting… the toys are coming to life… and a little rabbit is about to discover what it truly means to become Real. Sunriver Stars Community Theater is thrilled to announce auditions for our November Musical production of The Story of the Velveteen Rabbit, directed by Megan Steffens and musical director Babette Lary. Whether you’ve been on stage dozens of times or have always wanted to give theater a try, this heartwarming production has a place for you!
The nursery is waiting… the toys are coming to life… and a little rabbit is about to discover what it truly means to become Real.
Sunriver Stars Community Theater is thrilled to announce auditions for our November Musical production of The Story of the Velveteen Rabbit, directed by Megan Steffens and musical director Babette Lary. Whether you’ve been on stage dozens of times or have always wanted to give theater a try, this heartwarming production has a place for you!
When: Friday, November 6, 2026 TICKET PRICE: T B A Time: T B A Where: SHARC 57250 Overlook Rd, Sunriver
When: Friday, November 6, 2026
TICKET PRICE: T B A
Time: T B A
Where: SHARC 57250 Overlook Rd, Sunriver
Please email Debra Brown debrabrownbear@gmail.com or Kathie Maier at karma4me2@gmail.com if you have any questions.
hope you will be able to join us.
When: Tuesday, November 17, 2026, 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Topic: The power of saying no - setting boundaries without guilt with family, friends, community
Speaker: Amanda Reill, Reill Coaching
Amanda Reill is an ICF-certified career and life coach based in Bend serving clients all over the world. She is an author published in Harvard Business Review, Entrepreneur Magazine, and other outlets. She is passionate about helping others find belonging and meaning in life.
*Registration opens October 26, 2026 and closes November 12, 2026.
When: Tuesday December 8th at T B A TICKET PRICE: T B A + fees online We are sitting in T B A CARPOOL: TBA at Sunriver Christian Fellowship 18139 Cottonwood Road, Sunriver, OR 97797 Time: T B A pm to carpool OR meet us there at T B A pm Where: Regal Old Mill
When: Tuesday December 8th at T B A
When: Tuesday, January 19, 2027, 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Topic: The Emotional Journey of Saying Goodbye to Stuff
Speaker: Constance Botelho
Constance Botelho is Central Oregon’s only certified Professional Declutterer™ and the owner of The Avenue, a full-service home organizing company. For nearly two decades, Constance focused on helping people find or improve their homes - first as a real estate agent then as a construction project manager - and she noticed that accumulation happens. Her passion to share the life-changing benefits of living with less is what inspired her to help others make space for possibility.
*Registration opens December 28, 2026 and closes January 14, 2027.
When: Tuesday, February 16, 2027, 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Topic: Adventure in Japan on the Shikoku 88 Temples Pilgrimage
Our own SRWC members traveled to the southern Japanese island of Shikoku and embarked on the 88 Temples Pilgrimage, sharing plenty of laughter, unexpected experiences, and memorable moments along the way. The experience only deepened their enthusiasm for meaningful travel, especially journeys that combine physical challenge, history, culture, and a certain amount of unpredictability. This presentation tells the story about their Shikoku adventure.
Speaker: Nola Horton-Jones and Lisa Kyle
*Registration opens January 25, 2027 and closes February 11, 2027.
When: Tuesday, March 16, 2027, 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Topic: Bridging the gaps in transitions of care
Speaker: Molly Denton, Partners in Care Transitions Coordinator
*Registration opens February 22, 2027 and closes March 11, 2027.
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