Hoot, Holler & Sing: Shaniko, OR

  • Front porch of a brick building with large arched windows, a wooden door, flower pots, benches, and a small American flag in a flower bed.

    Shaniko Hotel

    The Shaniko Hotel is a town staple. Built in 1897, it has recently reopened as a functioning hotel. Bring some hootin’, hollerin, and singin’ to the hotel steps or into the hotel saloon.

  • A wooden porch with string lights and a picnic table overlooking a rural landscape with grass and houses under a dark, cloudy sky.

    Shaniko Gas Station

    Behind the Shaniko Gas Station, you’ll find hosted slow jams and the Saturday Cookout. You can check in here for more information, and to get any questions answered.

  • Empty room with wooden flooring, white benches on each side, large windows with white curtains, and open door to outside view, with a ceiling light fixture.

    Shaniko Chapel

    Built in the late 1800’s, ths building was orignally a schoolhouse and now serves as a chapel and music space. We’re currently fundraising to revitialize this historic space.

  • Old red covered wagon with white panels and a canvas cover, situated in a dry, open field under a partly cloudy sky.

    The Edge of Town

    Within the town, classic horse-drawn stagecoaches sit, telling the stories of the folks they carried.

  • A man wearing a cowboy hat and plaid shirt playing guitar and singing into a microphone on an outdoor wooden deck, surrounded by sound equipment, with a beige house in the background and a large tree to the right.

    Porch of The Ravensnest

    The Ravensnest is a local shop selling a collection of cowboy gems. Cowboy hats, antiques, jewelry, trinkets and the like. We’ll be holding our open mic on this stage :)

  • People gathered around a bonfire at dusk, with an old wooden wagon and vintage cars nearby, and a building with 'SHANIKO' written on it in the background.

    Shaniko Barn

    Shaniko was the sheep capital of the world in the early 1900’s. The iconic Shaniko Barn is a memory of the economic boom that swept through the town at the beginning of the century.