From a service dog benefit dinner to a city administrator meet-and-greet to a classic car show, Jefferson County has a packed week ahead. Here's everything you need to know to stay plugged in.

The Ninth Annual Car Show at Indian Head Casino in Warm Springs is this Saturday, June 13. Car enthusiasts and community members are invited to enjoy a day of classic and custom vehicles at one of Jefferson County's most popular annual summer gatherings.

WAK-9 Service Dogs, a Madras-based service dog training organization, is hosting its annual benefit dinner this Tuesday, June 9 at the Desert Inn from 4 to 8 p.m. The event features a silent auction, a Ruff Land kennel raffle, and a firearms raffle.

The Jefferson County Event Complex will host Legends Reloaded on June 19-20, a tribute festival featuring top-tier bands honoring Fleetwood Mac, Led Zeppelin, Eagles, Tom Petty, Heart, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and more. Tickets are still available — and prices go up after June 18.

The annual Pi-Ume-Sha Treaty Days celebration in Warm Springs returns June 26–28 with a horse-themed parade, open rodeo, powwow, and stick games. This year's parade theme is 'Honoring the Horses,' and organizers are calling on the community to bring out their animals.

June is packed with events across Jefferson County — from the Ninth Annual Car Show at Indian Head Casino to the EDCO-organized Made in Jefferson County business tour, the WAK-9 Service Dogs Benefit Dinner, and the Madras Rock and Gem Show. Here's your guide to what's coming up.

From graduation ceremonies and a free festival at Cove Palisades to food pantry hours and a community parade in Warm Springs — here's your guide to the weekend ahead in Jefferson County.

The fourth annual Festival of the Land takes place Saturday, June 6, at The Cove Palisades State Park along Lake Billy Chinook. The free event celebrates Oregon State Parks Day with hands-on activities, local vendors, demonstrations, and live music from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The Madras Downtown Association brings back its popular First Thursday series on June 5 with an early 2000s theme. Break out the butterfly clips and denim-on-denim for live music, food, shopping, and a costume contest on Fifth and Sixth streets from 5 to 8 p.m.

The annual Pi-Ume-Sha Treaty Days celebration returns to Warm Springs on June 26-28, 2026, featuring a traditional parade, powwow, stick game tournament, and more. This year's parade theme — "Honoring the Horses" — calls on the community to bring their animals and celebrate a central piece of Warm Springs culture and identity.

A benefit dinner for WAK-9 Service Dogs, Taproom Talks at Over the Edge, the Ninth Annual Car Show at Indian Head Casino, and the EDCO Made in Jefferson County showcase are all coming up in the next two weeks. Here's your guide to what's happening.