2023 Association of Northwest Weavers' Guilds Conference

06/12/2023

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Conference Info, Updates, Great Weather Week

Linda Gettmann

Jun 8

It’s looking fabulous for conference week in Bend, mid-70’s-low 80 temps all week. Bring a jacket or sweater for cool mornings and the outside dye workshops.

We have a couple seats available in the vans for the Crescent Moon Alpaca Ranch visit on Wednesday afternoon – 1:00-3:00 PM. Transportation fee is $15 per person; please bring cash in exact change. It will be collected as you board the van in front of the Riverhouse Convention Center entrance.

For Guild Booth and Vendor Booth set up beginning Wednesday around Noon, Charlene will have “road monitors” at the north end of the Convention Center to direct traffic down to the lower level exhibit hall for unloading. We ask that you follow these directions; it is a steep downhill lane and there is not a lot of room once you get there with the deck posts in place along the entire east side of the building. We have volunteer help for unloading your cars into the building and then ask that you drive up the lane and park either in the Convention Center parking lot above the south end of the building, or across the street in the Riverhouse hotel parking lots.

Fashion Show tickets are available at the Registration Desk starting June 11 for $25 cash only. This ticket is limited to the fashion show only. The reception begins at 6 PM and the Fashion Show at 7:30, so purchasers of these tickets will be admitted immediately following the reception, so entry time is approximately 7:15-7:30pm. Tickets for the reception are no longer available.

Keynote address tickets are also available for $25 during conference week.

Virtual Seminar ZOOM Participants: By Wednesday, June 14, individuals who are participating remotely via Zoom (i.e., you are not at the Convention Center in Bend) will receive an email with links to the Zoom seminars purchased. If you don't see them in your email, please check your spam or junk file. If you have not received them by noon on Thursday, June 15, contact Sue Walsh, [email protected] . Please note that each seminar has a different link, so be sure to use the correct one if you have signed up for multiple Zoom seminars with our virtual presenters.

Each seminar will be introduced by a seminar assistant in the conference room in Bend, where those in the virtual version will participate. Virtual participants will be able to ask questions live; there will be a wireless microphone for them. Zoom participants will be put on mute but will be able to ask questions through the chat feature, monitored by the assistant. Please note that we will do our best to make sure all questions are addressed during the allotted time.

If you have entered items in the Open Show, and did not mail them to Anne Kramer, please bring them to the Deschutes South room in the hotel main lobby building during the day on Wednesday. Anne will be there all day.

Workshop and Seminar Class Assistants

After you have checked in at Registration and picked up your conference packet, please head over to the Info Table and check in there as well to confirm your Class Assistant assignment. We will answer any additional questions you may have about your duties. Thank you for being willing to help out your instructor and fellow participants!

MAPS of the Riverhouse Hotel and Convention Center are available online. You may want to print these or download to your device.

Workshop classrooms are available Sunday, June 11 from Noon-8 PM for students to set up looms. Monday and Tuesday the rooms are open from 7:30 AM – 6 PM. Wednesday – Saturday the rooms are open from 7:30 AM – 4:30 PM. They will be locked up after the last student and teacher leave.

We look forward to seeing you all next week.

06/05/2023

2023 ANWG Conference
Conference Updates, See You Soon !
Jun 4

The Conference Week Schedule is online, please review it as you make your travel and conference plans. It contains the hours the Registration Desk is open each day in the Riverhouse Convention Center lobby. A copy of the weeks’ schedule will be in your conference booklet. A copy of your schedule will be in your registration packet. Maps are also available on the website that show the entire Riverhouse complex, the hotel, the convention center, both main floor and exhibit hall lower level; Deschutes N & S rooms, and the 3 Sisters 2 classrooms. These maps can be downloaded and printed.

Volunteers: Please look out for an email from Michelle Lee in the next few days regarding your volunteer activities. There will be instructions for the job and where to check in before your shift. Thanks again to everyone who signed up for a shift or two. It definitely takes a village to put on a conference!

Workshops & Seminars - Q: How do I know what to bring for my workshop/seminar? Will the instructors be emailing us with details? A: Each workshop and seminar description on the website lists the materials and equipment items that students need to bring, as well as the materials fee and details. Materials fees will be collected by the instructor during class please bring cash.

Students in on-loom weaving classes have already been notified of warping instructions. If you have not received warping information from the instructor, please email Ginger Kaldenbach, Education Co-chair.

Registration closed May 22nd and all instructors now have complete lists of students. Instructors with additional instructions will be emailing students by June 3rd. Please let the instructor know that you’ve received their emails.
A list of workshops and seminars that will be available for late enrollment beginning June 11 is now available on the Late Enrollment page.

Classrooms in the Convention Center bldg. are the Boardroom, Cascade A-J, Exhibit Hall (lower level) inside and outside on the patio, and the Cascade Garden outdoor tented area for John Marshall and Julie Beeler’s workshop. Demonstrations will be in the Cascade Garden tent on Friday and Saturday. See the Maps online.

Classrooms in the Riverhouse hotel bldgs. across the street from the Convention Center, are Deschutes N and S, Monday-Wed. This room is located in the main hotel lobby bldg. behind the restaurant. Beginning Thursday Noon - Saturday at 5 PM the Juried Show, Instructor’s Show, Open Show, and Conference Colors Exhibit will be in the Deschutes rooms. 3 Sisters B & C classrooms are located in the Sagebrush bldg. across the Deschutes River from the restaurant/lobby bldg. Accessible via a foot bridge from the restaurant deck, or from the Sagebrush bldg. parking lot, north end. See the Maps online.

All classrooms at the Riverhouse hotel and Convention Center will be open daily at 7:30 AM. The rooms and convention center entrance will be closed and locked at different times during the week to accommodate the exhibit hall set up as well as the evening events Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Monday and Tuesday the classrooms and convention center will be closed at 6 PM. For arrivals on Sunday, June 11, the Convention Center, Sisters B & C, and Deschutes N & S will be open from Noon – 8 PM for loom/equip./supplies drop offs.

The Element Hotel classroom will open at 8:30 AM each day and locked at 5 PM, Monday-Thursday with Linda Kubik’s workshops. The address is 1526 NW Wall Street, Bend. This hotel is approx. 1.3 miles south of the Riverhouse complex, and 4 blocks north of the core area of downtown Bend. This hotel does not have a restaurant on site, but snacks and drinks are available for purchase in the lobby. There are no hotel shuttles and students are responsible for their own transportation. See if you and your classmates can carpool.

Fashion Show entries are to be brought to Karen Sieradski’s room at the Riverhouse. Those entering garments in the show will receive an email message with her room number on Sunday, June 11. If you missed the email, send a text message to Karen at 541-914-8454. Please bring your garments as early in the week as possible, thank you.

Fashion Show models are asked to review their assigned garments before the show. Garments will be delivered during the week to Karen Sieradski’s room at the Riverhouse. Models will receive an email message with her room number on Sunday, June 11. If you missed the email, send a text message to Karen at 541-914-8454 to make arrangements.

Open Show entries can be dropped off Wednesday with Anne Kramer and her committee in the Deschutes S room of the Riverhouse hotel between 8 AM-4 PM.

Conference Colors Exhibit entries can be dropped off with Catherine Cooley on Sunday, June 11 in the Riverhouse Convention Center Lobby from Noon- 4 PM. They can also be dropped off with Diana Purkey on Monday and Tuesday at the Info Desk in the Lobby from 8-10 AM, or 4-5 PM.

Meals during Conference Week are on your own. The Riverhouse has a large, nice restaurant, Currents, with inside and outside seating on the deck next to the Deschutes River. They also have a separate bar area. Reservations are necessary at all restaurants in Bend for dinner during the summer. Breakfast and lunches can usually be drop in but inquire at the restaurant if they take reservations for those meals as well. We are going to talk to the managers at nearby restaurants next week and let them know that we will have 400-500 Conference attendees in town for the week and they should expect to be busy. We will also see if any of them can or will have quick to-go food available; salads, sandwiches, etc. and we will let you know in the next blog post, June 8. Blogs will be posted Monday, June 12 at 7 AM, and daily thereafter through Saturday, June 17. We have met with and emphasized the full restaurant scenario to all the Riverhouse management team this past week. Lunch breaks are 1.5 hours Monday-Thursday and 1 hour Friday and Saturday. There is a WinCo grocery store about a ½ mile north of the Riverhouse complex. Review the Conference Week Schedule for times and locations of all events; we’ll see you soon, safe travels.

05/10/2023

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Volunteer Options, Events & Activities, Classes Available

Linda Gettmann

May 10

Volunteer Time Slots Now Open!

We want to thank everyone who clicked the button indicating your willingness to volunteer some time during the conference. We couldn't put on this big show without your help. It's now time to select your specific volunteer time slots.

First, log into the registration website with your username and password: https://www.rsvpbook.com/anwg2023registration

Scroll down to the bottom of the Sessions (after Seminars, Meetings and Activities) to find the volunteer offerings. The volunteer schedule is organized by day of the week. Click on the + sign to see the individual slots. Please read the headings carefully. Choose your preferred area named in the title, the job type, and your time slot. Most shifts are 2 hours, a few are 3 hours. Feel free to sign up for more than one time slot.

If you select a time slot that conflicts with your existing workshops, seminars or activities, you will get a message telling you to select a different time slot.

Email Michelle Lee or the registrar, [email protected] if you have any questions.

Michelle Lee & Carrie Gordon - Volunteer Co-Coordinators

Take Advantage of all the Conference has to Offer

Many fun and exciting events and activities are happening at the Conference:

You will find demonstrations, door prizes, exhibits, and places to sit and chat with friends to spin, weave, and knit. There will be a reception for the Johansen Tapestry exhibit at the Central Oregon Community College Barber Library on Monday, June 12, 5:30-7:30 PM. Vans will be making round trips between the Riverhouse Convention Center and COCC during this time at no charge to you. You are welcome to drive, the library is 4 miles southwest of the Riverhouse complex and parking is free. We encourage everyone to attend the exhibit during conference week.

Meetings of groups such as Complex Weavers, the ANWG Annual Membership Meeting, HGA Certificate of Excellence, Jane Stafford’s School of Weaving, and the ANWG History and Tapestry Study Groups are happening on Friday and Saturday. The towel exchange is proving to be very popular as is the Noh coat parade at the end of the must-see Fashion Show on Saturday evening.

A special event after the banquet on Friday is our Keynote Speaker, Jeanne Carver of Shaniko Wool Company, Maupin, Oregon. Jeanne is a wonderful, warm, energetic person whose story is one of world leadership in the demanding sphere of American wool production and sustainability. Tickets are now available for only the keynote address in the registration system, $25.

Reminder: Red Lion hotel room conference rate cut off is May 15, Element hotel is May 12. Linda Kubik’s sewing with handwoven fabric workshops are being held at the Element hotel, 1.3 miles south of the Riverhouse complex.

Classes You Don’t Want to Miss

These workshops have just 1 or 2 seats left! Take advantage of this opportunity to learn a new fiber art, or perfect your already honed skills in one of these popular offerings:

John Marshall – Tsujigahana: A Marriage of Shibori and Hand-Painting Techniques

Linda Kubik – Tailoring a Handwoven Jacket

Allison Harding – Dye Your Own Fiber

Jennifer Moore – Doubleweave Diversity

Teresa Ruch – Painted Warps

Marg Coe – Parallel Paradox – The Corris Effect

Rosalie Neilson – An Exaltation of Blocks

Terry Olson – Weave a 3D Flower – Add Depth to Your Tapestry!

All workshop, seminar, zoom seminars, and event seats are available to purchase individually now through May 22. Don’t miss out, register today! https://www.rsvpbook.com/anwg2023registration
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04/01/2023

Mar 31

Ginger Kaldenbach, Education Co-chair

Have you been thinking about coming to the ANWG conference but haven’t yet signed up for workshops and seminars?

Last Call for these 3 . . .

There is one workshop and two seminars that are at risk of being cancelled unless there are more students signed up by 9 pm PDT, Tuesday, April 4th. So now is the last chance to register for the following classes:

Workshop

Cedar Crossbark – 2-day basket-making with Polly Adams Sutton
Seminars

Ethnic Spinning: Slides from Norman Kennedy's Scrapbook – with Melissa Weaver Dunning
Virtual Seminars (virtual at conference, also via Zoom for remote access)

What’s sprang, and What can you do with it? – with Carol James
Weavers of Sabahar – with Jane Stafford. We need more of Jane’s fans and students to take part in her seminar and meet-up either at the conference or via the Zoom option. The seminar is only $20 on Zoom, and the School of Weaving Meet-up is free both in person and via Zoom. These are not being cancelled; we’d just like more of you to join in the fun with Jane.
Announcing special registration close dates for these 8 Weaving Workshops . . .
Registration will close for these 8 weaving workshops earlier than the May 22nd end of conference registration. The earlier dates provide students with sufficient time to prepare their looms for the workshops.

April 17 -- Doubleweave Diversity -- Jennifer Moore (only 2 seats left)

May 1 -- Signature Blocks: Extraordinary Overshot -- Barbara Walker

May 1 -- Color and Design in Huck Lace -- Rosalie Neilson

May 1 -- Polychrome Crackle: Color Kaleidoscope -- Susan Wilson

May 8 -- Acadian Weaving -- Melissa W. Dunning

May 8 -- Shaker Linens -- Melissa W. Dunning

May 8 -- 4 - Layer Fun! -- Jannie Taylor

May 8 -- Designing Layers -- Jannie Taylor

Follow this link to learn about these workshops listed under the instructor’s name. https://anwgconference2023.com/instructors/

Please don’t miss the opportunity to participate in the ANWG conference!

We look forward to seeing you in Bend Oregon in June!

Ginger Kaldenbach, Education Co-chair

We have some great instructors ready to share with you! NOTE: (S): 1-3 hour Seminar, (VS): 1-3 hour Virtual Seminar, (W): 1-3 day Workshop Allison Harding Dye Your Own Fiber (W) Dye Your Own Yarn (…

03/27/2023

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Individual Conference Ticket Sales Begin Monday, March 27

Linda Gettmann

Mar 26

Conference registration for a la carte seminars, virtual seminars on Zoom, and evening event tickets begins tomorrow, March 27, at 7 AM PDT. Registration continues for workshops, meetings, and activities.

Additional registration instructions and details are available on the Registration Details webpage later today. If you purchased a Conference Package that includes three seminars, you can register and pay for a fourth seminar from March 27 – May 22.

If you have a Conference Package and won't be using your admission to an evening event, let us know by updating your registration form or sending an email to the registrar.

Any registrant can go back into the registration system at any time to modify personal information, including volunteer and demonstration preferences, whether you plan to make a Noh coat (and if it's finished), or any other additions or changes.

Don't hesitate to send questions or requests to the registrar at [email protected]. She signed up for this and is happy to help. Really!

Workshop Highlight

Are you a ply-split braider? You might want to take advantage of Barbara Walkers’ 1-day workshop on Thursday, Ply-splitting from Drawdowns. Barbara has written a book on this subject. She has also won numerous awards for her ply-splitting pieces.

In this workshop you will learn how to interpret weave structures in ply-splitting by using the drawdown portion of a weaving draft. Students need experience in ply-splitting and to know the difference between a quarter twist and a half twist, and the POT and SCOT structures. Don’t miss this opportunity to advance your ply-splitting skills.

Seminar Highlight

Are you interested in Rigid Heddle weaving but are not familiar with looms? Patty Huffer’s Friday morning seminar, What Rigid Heddle Loom is Best For Me? will have a variety of rigid heddle looms on hand and discuss the pros and cons of each loom. Looms will be available for students to try a test run.

Show Entry Update: The fashion show entry deadline has been extended to May 1. Take this opportunity to enter your fiber art into one of the conference shows.

We are looking forward to hosting all of you at the 2023 ANWG Conference. Take advantage of these wonderful educational opportunities right here in Central Oregon. Grab your friends and sign up for a workshop and seminars, participate in the shows and exhibits, and experience the camaraderie of a fiber arts conference June 12-17 in Bend, Oregon. Registration information is on our website home page

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03/11/2023

Mar 10

The last day to register for a Conference Package is Sunday, March 19. The Package includes three seminars, a conference bag, woven nametag, and the three evening events for $395. This is a $70 savings over a la carte pricing for the same seminars and events. We hope you will take advantage of this opportunity to make the most out of your conference experience this June.

If you have registered for a Conference Package, make sure that you signed up for the seminars you want. Some people were surprised to find they had not registered for seminars when they thought they had. There are also people who signed up for fewer than the three seminars included in the Conference Package. Being on a wait list for a seminar does not count toward the limit of three. Let Janis Johnson the Conference Registrar know if you have questions or need help, by sending an email to [email protected].

The Registration system will not be available from Monday, March 20 through Sunday, March 26. Registration will open again at 7:00 AM PDT on Monday, March 27 with a la carte sales for seminars, the Shopping Extravaganza and Reception, the Banquet and Keynote Address, and Saturday’s Reception and Fashion Show, plus all available workshops and meetings.

Lodging Availability

An update on the rooms available at the conference hotels:

Riverhouse has more than 15 rooms available at conference rates from Sun-Tues. June 11-13. Three rooms available on Wed. 6-14; 0 rooms on Thurs. 6-15; 1 room on Friday 6-16; and more than 15 available on Saturday, June 17. The room block rates are more than $100 per night less than the current room rates. We will not be able to get any additional rooms added to our block at these lower prices.

Red Lion has 24 double queen rooms available at $209/night. This hotel is right across the street from the Convention Center and a good option.

The Element Hotel has 17 rooms available, and the rooms include a cook-to-order breakfast and happy hour with food daily. Please contact these hotels directly to check on availability for your length of stay. The phone numbers and links can be found under the “Places” tab at the top of each webpage.

Bend has over 25,000 hotel rooms, so if you are looking for other accommodations, you can certainly find it with a quick internet search.

Available Workshop Highlights

We still have seats available in these two fantastic workshops: Diane Totten’s Crimp and Create and Susan Wilson’s Polychrome Crackle. Diane has been experimenting and weaving crimp fabric, making clothing, and teaching this technique to students for many years. She has produced DVD’s and articles in major fiber arts magazines as well as teaching at the John C. Campbell Folk School in North Carolina. Take this opportunity to learn a unique weaving technique from Diane right here in the Pacific Northwest.

Polychrome Crackle with Susan Wilson features amazing ways to design drafts and create color interaction in a block weave on only 4 shafts. Susan has written a book, Weave Classic Crackle & More, as well as many articles for fiber arts magazines. She has a Certificate of Excellence in Weaving at the Master level in the crackle weave structure. You won’t find a better opportunity to learn a weave structure from a master weaver like Susan.

Available Seminar Highlights

Two interesting seminars have seats available: Thimbleberry Felt Designs with Tylar Merrill and Color Theory from the Fringe with Michele Belson. Tylar has explored felt design for many years and has developed different techniques and processes to achieve her wonderful garment creations. You will want to explore felt designing with Tylar in this Friday afternoon seminar.

Michele has been teaching color theory, weaving, and pattern drafting for many years now all over the US as co-owner of Lunatic Fringe Yarns. This seminar explores hue, value, and color contrasts using a variety of tools to help your work reflect your personal color vision. Sign up for this seminar on Saturday afternoon.

Students will be contacted by Instructors in mid-April with any special instructions for workshops and seminars. Should you need to contact the instructor before this, please email the Education Co-chair, Ginger Kaldenbach [email protected], and include the session name and your question.

We are looking forward to hosting all of you at the 2023 ANWG Conference. Take advantage of these wonderful educational opportunities here in Central Oregon. Grab your friends and sign up for a workshop and seminars, participate in the shows and exhibits, and experience the camaraderie of a fiber arts conference June 12-17 in Bend, Oregon. Registration information is on our website home page

News and information about the 2023 ANWG Conference

02/21/2023

Registration will open again on Wed. Feb. 15 at 7 AM, PST. We apologize for any inconvenience with our unexpected difficulties in the credit card processing system. We have worked diligently to correct the issues and will be able to reopen tomorrow.

A new feature in the workshop and seminar listings will be a notice “only 5 (4,3,2) seats left” to let you know that the class is almost full. We do have some workshops and seminars that are full, but there are still lots of seats left in most subject categories. We did contact the instructors and ask about increasing their maximums and were able to add more seats in the most popular classes. We appreciate our instructors being willing to add students where the facilities allowed.

A la Carte Registration Date Moved Up to March 27 from April 11. You will be able to purchase individual seminars, evening event tickets, and all remaining workshop seats beginning Monday, March 27, 7 AM. The Conference Package option will no longer be available for sale after March 19. The Package pricing at $395 is a $70 discount over the individual ticket prices for 3 seminars and the 3 evening events at $465. The registration system no longer has the ability to save partial registrations. We recommend entering all of the required personal information and saving that by registering, and then return to the system to make your selections and pay for them.

Breaking News section on the top of the home page at https://anwgconference2023.com

Here’s where you will find the latest information, changes, and updates as we go through the next 4 months. The Juried Show has extended the entry deadline to April 15.

Hotel Rooms: We have added hotel rooms to our room blocks at both the Riverhouse and Red Lion Hotels. Information and contact phone numbers and reservation links are available on the website under the tab “Places” at the top of each webpage. Element Hotel rooms are also still available. Linda Kubik’s sewing workshops will be held at this hotel. Her seminars over the weekend will be held in the Riverhouse Convention Center.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions: Additional questions and answers and terms of service will be added to the FAQ webpages located under the “About” tab at the top of each webpage. These FAQs are updated regularly, so check back often.

Marketplace Vendor Hall: We still have space available for a few more fiber arts vendors. If you have a recommendation for a vendor, please contact Charlene Virts with their contact information. You can tell your favorite vendors that you would love to shop with them at the conference.

Stay updated
The Weaving Guilds of Oregon steering committee is very busy planning for the upcoming 2023 ANWG Conference at the Riverhouse Hotel and Convention Center in Bend, Oregon June 12-17, 2023. Please continue to visit our website for information and conference updates. If you would like to receive information delivered to your inbox, please join the 939 already subscribed to the conference blog.

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01/16/2023

Linda Gettmann posted: "Optional pre-registration for the conference is available through January 15 to enter your personal information and sign up for activities and meetings. This is for people who want a preview of the registration system. The entire system will be unavailable" 2023 ANWG Conference

New Info – 2023 ANWG Conference Registration, Lodging

Linda Gettmann

Jan 14

Optional pre-registration for the conference is available through January 15 to enter your personal information and sign up for activities and meetings. This is for people who want a preview of the registration system. The entire system will be unavailable on Monday, January 16. REGISTRATION OPENS TUESDAY, JANUARY 17 AT 7:00 AM PST. Tuesday you can go back into your registration from your confirmation email link and purchase workshops and the conference package.

We have created a very detailed look at what the registration screens are here: Registration Details please review this before pre-registering or registering next week.

The a la carte registration period where you can purchase an evening event, seminar, and any remaining workshop seats begins April 11. The registration system will be closed from March 20-April 10.

Lodging

Riverhouse –Rooms for several days of the conference week are almost sold out. We are trying to get more rooms added to our room block. In the meantime, there are rooms available, but the website isn’t showing them correctly. You will need to call the Riverhouse, tell them you want to book a room in the 2023 ANWG Conference room block and they will tell you what is available for your length of stay. Riverhouse Front Desk – (541)-389-3111, press option 5.

Red Lion—Rooms are almost sold out. We are trying to add more rooms to our room block soon. Please call the Red Lion and ask about room availability for the length of your stay. Front Desk (541) 388-4114. Please reference the 2023 ANWG Conference room block.

The Element Hotel has rooms available – Element Reservations. This is where Linda Kubik’s sewing with handwoven fabric workshops will be held. It is 1.3 miles south of the Riverhouse Convention Center, close to downtown shops and restaurants.

There are many hotels, motels, and vacation rentals in Bend. A listing of options within a 5 mile radius will be posted on the conference website soon and is included below. We encourage you to arrange for lodging soon as the summer season in Bend is very busy with events and tourists.

Hotel Options Near the Riverhouse Convention Center

Shilo Inn 1 block
Sugarloaf Mountain Motel 0.5 miles
Dunes Inn 0.9 miles
Waypoint Motel 0.9 miles
Campfire Hotel 1.4 miles
Days Inn 1.3 miles
Fairfield Inn and Suites (near Element Hotel) 1.3 miles
Wall Street Suites (near Element Hotel) 1.4 miles
Bend Riverside Condos (near Element, downtown) 1.4 miles
Doubletree by Hilton (downtown Bend) 2 miles
The Oxford Hotel (downtown Bend) 2 miles
Quality Inn 5 miles North of Bend on Hwy. 97
Best Western Plus Bend North 5 miles North of Bend on Hwy. 97