Great weekend weather greeted Good Neighbor Craft House’s event
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A crowd gathers around picnic tables outside of Good Neighbor Craft House during its first-ever Bands in the Bend outdoor music festival.
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Private Stock Trio was one of many bands that performed at Bands in the Bend Friday and Saturday at Good Neighbor Craft House along Renovo Road.
A group of festival goers smile during Friday evening’s performances.
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PHOTO COUTRESY OF THE CLINTON COUNTY VISITORS BUREAU
Allen Combs performed at the event on Friday night.
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PHOTO COUTRESY OF THE CLINTON COUNTY VISITORS BUREAU
A crowd gathers around picnic tables outside of Good Neighbor Craft House during its first-ever Bands in the Bend outdoor music festival.
PHOTO COURTESY OF THE CLINTON COUNTY VISITORS BUREAU
Private Stock Trio was one of many bands that performed at Bands in the Bend Friday and Saturday at Good Neighbor Craft House along Renovo Road.
A group of festival goers smile during Friday evening’s performances.
PHOTO COURTESY OF THE CLINTON COUNTY VISITORS BUREAU
PHOTO COUTRESY OF THE CLINTON COUNTY VISITORS BUREAU
Allen Combs performed at the event on Friday night.
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NORTH BEND -- The sun shined bright and only scattered showers made for a great weekend of live music at Good Neighbor Craft House's first-ever Bands in the Bend.
The two-day music festival featured a wide range of music, good food and drink and a sprinkling of craft vendors.
Music kicked off Friday night with Eventide, Frosted Mini Wheats and Sylvan Dell Stragglers.
The tunes continued all day Saturday with Allan Combs, Private Stock Trio, Troy Love, Kate & the Alchemists, the Clark McLane Band and Chuck Darwin and the Knuckle Draggers.
The restaurant offered a concession style menu including soft pretzel bites, crispy sprouts, chips/dip, pizza, burgers, hot dogs, wings and fries. A full drink menu was available, along with limited outside can options, too.
Craft vendors took over the side lawn with lots to peruse while the music played. That included: The Haven Barbershop, Pinch & Poke Tattoos, Sut's Sauce, Smitty's Cigar Den, Kato Jean Handiworks, Jim Myer's Wood Working, Tattoo & Tines Apparel, Owl Bee Goodz Candles.
The event proved to be quite the hit.
"What an amazing weekend of live music! Thank you to all the bands, vendors, volunteers and of course the best neighbors you could ask for!" Good Neighbor's Craft House posted on its social media.