Community Calendar

American Legion Grants Pass Unit 28 Auxiliary is having our Legion Market Bake Sale.
Sat April 25th from 8am - 1pm
206 NW F St Grants Pass.
Come and enjoy some Yummy goodies for you and your loved ones.. Cash Only.
Proceeds benefit American Legion Grants Pass Auxiliary Unit 28 Auxiliary Programs
We are looking for Bakers please call 541-474-640

American Legion Grants Pass Unit 28 Auxiliary is having our Legion Market Bake Sale.
Sat April 25th from 8am - 1pm
206 NW F St Grants Pass.
Come and enjoy some Yummy goodies for you and your loved ones.. Cash Only.
Proceeds benefit American Legion Grants Pass Auxiliary Unit 28 Auxiliary Programs
We are looking for Bakers please call 541-474-640

Grants Pass Garden Club will hold its annual Plant Sale Saturday, April 25, 2026 at the Josephine County Fairgrounds Floral Building. It will be open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and feature a variety of sun and shade perennials, annuals, sunflowers, berries, assorted vegetables, herbs, tees shrubs and dahlia tubers. There will also be container gardens, unique solar garden glow lights and garden art. Cookies and the Garden Club’s famous cinnamon rolls will also be available. Cash, checks and credit cards will be accepted. The Garden Club is a 501c3 organization.

Raider Educator Day & Southern Oregon Regional Educator Job Fair
Saturday, April 25, 2026
9:30 am – 3:00 pm
Rogue River Room, Stevenson Union
Southern Oregon University, Ashland
Free and open to the public. Donor-sponsored lunch provided.

Southern Oregon University School of Education invites students, community members, and anyone interested in careers in education to attend Raider Educator Day and the Southern Oregon Regional Educator Job Fair.

The morning Raider Educator Day session (9:30 – 11:45 am) features school district leaders, alumni educators, and School of Education faculty sharing career advice, connection activities, and ideas for building strong, positive school communities. The program theme is “Why now? Because schools are where we learn to connect.” Participants will explore ways to build civility, strengthen relationships in schools, and practice activities educators can use with students.

A donor-sponsored lunch will be provided for participants who RSVP, though all are welcome to attend.
The Educator Job Fair (1:00 – 3:00 pm) will include regional school districts recruiting for positions in elementary education, middle and high school teaching, administration, and school support roles.
This free event is open to SOU students, alumni, and community members interested in education careers. RSVP is encouraged for lunch, but attendees are welcome to drop in at any time.

Please RSVP through this link: https://sou.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8iB6FRuSCnHQzyu

Questions: patridgm1@sou.edu

The Port Orford Main Street Second Chance Festival brings the community together to repair what’s broken and reimagine what we throw away.

Saturday and Sunday, April 25th-26th

REPAIR CAFE: Fix household items with volunteer help
TRASHion Show: Create wearable art made from reclaimed materials
Beach Clean-Up: Keep our coastline beautiful

The Humboldt Math Festival is celebrating its 17th “Community Celebration of Mathematics” on April 25th from 12 to 4 at the Redwood Acres in Eureka. It is FREE for math enthusiasts and math phobics of all ages. The festival includes hands-on fun with puzzles, games, Rubik’s cube and Pi Reciting contests, demos and make-&-take activities. Explore math’s connection to science, technology, engineering, and art. Local businesses, clubs, civic organizations as well as Cal Poly and College of the Redwoods will be there to inspire and inform about careers and college information. For more information visit www.humboldtmathfestival.weebly.com

Hey Southern Oregon!
The Williams annual Earth Day celebration will be on Saturday, April 25, 2026 at the SCA in Williams from 1-6pm, with live drumming starting at 12:30pm.
This event is a fund raiser for the Williams Community Forest Project, and features live music, delicious food, booths from local groups involved in sustainability, earth stewardship, and more, an all-species parade, face-painting, live drumming, and activities for the whole family. Come dressed up as your favorite creature!
The music lineup is on the event flyer, and will include both an adult and a children's choir, local favorites Windsong, Omiza River, and the Frankie Hernanzez Band, an interactive performance from Planet Dance, and more!

See you there!

Earth-Day celebration Saturday April 25th 2026

The event will be open to the public from 1pm - 6pm at the Sugarloaf Community Association (SCA) land on 206 Tetherow Rd. in Williams, Our theme this year is Collaboration of all Beings. We will share our Unity for the beauty of the Earth and its people who are striving to protect it.

The day will be filled with a host of music and activities for all ages! There will be booths from all over Southern Oregon, spanning a variety of Earth Day-related services and topics. A suggested entrance donation will be $20 and children under 12 are free,
Come and have your faces painted to join the Procession of All Species dressed as your favorite plant or animal. Enjoy our lineup of music and Planet Dance and partake in yummy organic food and drink for sale .

We hope you will join us at our family-friendly Earth Day Celebration.
Williams Community Forest Project

We’ll be taking a closer look at Van Gogh and I’ll be sharing some lesser known works. I’ll also have all sorts of beautiful reference images for you to choose from to create your own masterpiece. I think we’ll have a yearly Van Gogh class!

Come spend an afternoon learning about and “painting like” one of the most popular post-impressionist painters

$40 member/$45 non-member

A book launch event for Song of Belonging, a multi-generational novel featuring family secrets, a lineage of women healers, and themes of caring for the natural world, will be held on Saturday, April 25 at 2 p.m. at the Copper Plank in downtown Medford. Local author Michelle St. Romain Wilson was inspired to write the story by generations of her French Louisiana family, particularly her grandmothers and great-grandmothers, and the book is the first in a trilogy. The event is free and open to the public. Song of Belonging is available for purchase at local bookstores and online.