Introducing 2 for 1 Thursdays through the month of February. Purchase an adult lift ticket at Mission Ridge Ski & Board Resort on a Thursday and get a second adult lift ticket for FREE!

Off is valid only on Thursdays in February, starting February 2nd.

Promotion can not be combined with any other offer or discount. 

Next to step up to the KOHO 101.1 Mission Ridge Mountain Music Festival stage this Saturday night is none other than Junkyard Jane, that ol' "swampabilly" band of yore. The Tacoma group's sound of blues, country, rock, Americana, funk and folk is best described as a giant gumbo served in big portions. Here's a taste of them playing "I Can't Let Go." The band dates back to 1997. Founding members Billy Stoops and Leanne Trevalyan had worked together on occasion and had been doing their own projects — The Generators and Cobalt Hook — when they decided to form Junkyard Jane. "I'm a southern boy basically," Stoops told BluesNotes in an interview. "I have a strong influence of southern music but more from soul music, and I've always been influenced by the New Orleans kind of grooves, R&B and a lot of Texas." Added Trevalyan: "A lot of people think we are from the South or New Orleans, and we are from the Northwest. That shocks some people." Junkyard Jane will perform from 6:45 to 9 p.m. Saturday in Hampton Lodge at Mission Ridge.

Here’s more on upcoming: Mission Ridge Mountain Music Festival.

Get amped for the 2nd Annual "Black Out" Rail Jam presented by Coca-Cola. Open Jam format with a judged best trick. Compeition starts at 6:30 PM on February 4th, 2011. The entrace fee will be $10. 

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A chunk of rock ‘n’ roll and a slice of Americana slides into Mission Ridge on Saturday when Massy Ferguson hits the stage in Hampton Lodge as part of the Mountain Music Festival.
The band, a centerpiece of Seattle’s roots-rock scene, is best known as the archetypal bar band, with influences ranging from Thin Lizzy to Bruce Springsteen and anything Southern rock.

Massy Ferguson’s own description? Try “twang rock.”

"You know only good things can come from a band that named itself after a farm-equipment company.” writes The Seattle Weekly's Brian Barr. “Their songs are steeped in the classic Americana of the Blasters, the Jayhawks, and the Backsliders. Rich with imagery of highways, truck-stop coffee, whiskey, road-weariness, and bad motels …”

Ethan Anderson and Adam Monda started Massy Ferguson in 2006 as a duo. Their first gig? Playing at the Mukilteo Farmers Market in Mukilteo. Their reward? A fruit basket.

Now that's Americana.

Just don't expect any acoustic sets on Saturday night.

"I don't have a problem with anybody saying we're a good bar band," Anderson says. "Some bands take that as a negative. I think of it as a positive thing."

Their 2010 album, “Hard Water,” includes the track, “Wenatchee Eyes.” It’s about a girl from, well, Wenatchee.

We have a feeling that’s gonna get played some at Mission.

For more on upcoming click here Mountain Music Festival

This is YOUR opportunity to do what you have always wanted to do -

improve your skills and save $$.  The best thing about taking a lesson midweek is you have so much space, no lifts lines and lots of personal attention from our professinal staff.  

Buy one Midweek afternoon group lesson and get another one FREE.  This is good for any ability level, for either snowboarding or skiing and any age 6 and over.

Starting Monday, January 23rd through Friday, February 17, 2012 The Mission Ridge SnowSports Center would like to invite you to bring a friend, or a child, borrow someone elses or use them both yourself.  Then again you could buy one for yourself and use the second one yourself.  Just becasue it feels so good to save money while achieving your goals, right?

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