Community Calendar

KWSO Calendar for Sat., Jan. 24, 2026

Posted on by elizabeth.smith
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  • On the Madras High School athletics schedule today:
    • Boys Wrestling will travel to the Tualatin Invitational
    • Girls Wrestling competes at the Hood River Invite
  • The High Desert Museum will host a Talk and Book Signing with Author Linda Meanus today from 1:30-2:30pm. You can RSVP for tickets online. It’s free for Tribal Members.

The Warm Springs Presbyterian Church is inviting folks to join for worship on Sunday (Jan. 25) at 10am The Rev. Michael Wilson will be preaching, and a coffee hour to follow.

This Sunday is Warm Springs Tribal Appreciation Day at Kah-Nee-Ta Hot Springs Resort. Tribal Member discounts include free admission for day use, half off of all cabana rentals, 25% off all food purchases and 10% off of pool house store items. Tribal Appreciation Day is tomorrow from 11am to 7pm.

Youth sports camps are held every Sunday in Warm Springs. The free camp offers agility training and open gym time for all youth ages 9-18 and will be held Sundays through April 19th from 12:30 to 2:30 in the old elementary gym.

Warm Springs community members are invited to attend a meeting and dinner to learn about the Speedway & Saddle Butte Hybrid Wind & Solar Projects and to participate in the Tribal cultural review process for these projects. The meeting is being hosted by Warm Springs GeoVisions in coordination with the Tribal Historic Preservation Office. It will be on January 27th 6-8pm at the Greeley Heights Community Building. Tor RSVP or request more information email hello@wsgeovisions.com.

The Community Center is having an Elk Bugling Contest on Wednesday, January 28th. Prizes will be awarded for both adult & children – first place & runner up. Sign-ups will begin at 6pm in the gym.

KWSO’s annual Mt. Hood Meadows – Warm Springs Tribal Day is coming up Monday, February 2nd, a no school day.  Anyone interested in participating to ski, snowboard, cross country ski, or snowshoe can sign up now. To sign up, email sue.matters@wstribes.org with the name, date of birth, phone number and email address for each person who will be participating and whether or not anyone, age 4 or older, will need a beginner lesson. You also need to complete the online liability release form and a Group Consent Form for each participant. Get details about the trip and access forms at KWSO.org.

Walking in Beauty through Difficult Times: A Talk by Diné Elder Lupita McClanahan is coming to Warm Springs. Raised in secrecy by traditional elders in Arizona, Lupita was hidden to preserve her family’s lineage from the boarding school system. Though eventually taken, she drew on her cultural strength to endure and overcome unimaginable challenges. Everyone is welcome to hear her stories Tuesday, February 3rd at the Museum at Warm Springs. There will be a meet & greet starting at 4:00, followed by storytelling. It’s free to attend.

A free Suicide Prevention & Education training for Warm Springs community will be held Monday, February 16th 6-7:30pm in the old school cafeteria. Participants will learn how to recognize the warning signs and what you can do to help. Register at the Warm Springs Prevention or Lines for Life Office. For more information contact Rosanna Jackson rosannaj@linesforlife.org or Andy Leonard andy.leonard@wstribes.org.

The Warm Springs Holiday Men’s Basketball Tournament was rescheduled for February 19-21. Interested teams should contact Austin Greene at 541-553-3243.

Warm Springs Nation Little League is looking for umpires and coaches for the upcoming season. Find registration information on the Warm Springs Nation Little League Facebook page.

The homecoming family potluck for John Kalama & family has been rescheduled for March 8th 5:30-8:30 at the Agency Longhouse. For questions, text 541-325-3545.

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