Apr 26 Friday
Castle Rock School in Castella is now accepting applications for the 2024-2025 school year. Transitional Kindergarten (TK) through 8th grade. Featuring student-centered instruction, small class sizes, art and music classes, free after-school program and summer camp, free lunch and breakfast for all students, free field trips and outdoor education, and fun family nights and events. We feature a caring and welcoming staff, and encourage parent input and involvement. Transportation available from Lakehead to Mt. Shasta City. You can arrange a tour of the school by calling us at 530-235-0101. Our website is castlerockschool.net.
Join us for our new 2024 Community Playwriting Retreat taking place April 26-28 in beautiful downtown Ashland, Oregon.
Retreat tickets include playwriting classes, a playwright's tea, wine reception, Q&As with renowned playwrights and viewings of Oregon Shakespeare Festival’s Born With Teeth and Macbeth.
SunFolk Dancers!Easy and fun dances to live music (mostly from Eastern Europe).No experience needed.No partners required.11:00-ish to 1:00 PM every Sunday dancing to live music Come and join the fun at The Bellview Grange!
The Bellview GrangeEvery Sunday through Dec 29, 2024.
In this introductory class, each class will have a short instruction time, a demonstration, followed by practice time with help from the instructor. The students will work through a sketch book which includes lessons, practice pages, and each week’s drawing assignment. At the end of the course the sketch book will serve as the students ‘textbook’ and will showcase all they learned.
The quote, "Whiskey is for drinking and water is for fighting over" has been attributed to Mark Twain and frames the controversy over western water policies. Euro-American settlement of the west cannot be separated from the moving of water from sources to distant mines, farms, and cities. While California is the most plumbed of all states, Oregon has a fair share of dams, ditches, and water diversions -- including in the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument.
Western water development went into high gear with the 1902 passage of the Newlands Reclamation Act. Under the act, the Bureau of Reclamation began development of projects all over the west, including the Rogue Basin Project. This project saw water storage on both sides of the Cascade Crest and deliverance of a secure supply of water to the orchards and towns in the Rogue Valley. Many projects also include flood control and hydroelectric power generation. This presentation will look at the overall history of western water development up to the current removal of dams on the Klamath River.
John Schuyler is a retired forester who received a B.S. in forestry from the University of California at Berkeley. During his 32-year career with the USDA Forest Service, he worked on national forests in Oregon, California, and Arizona -- working in timber management, recreation, minerals, planning, and administration.
Friends of the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument is a nonprofit organization and our mission is to support the protection, restoration and conservation of the monument through service, advocacy and education. Our Hike and Learn programs are designed to introduce the public to different topics and locations within the Monument. Hike and Learns are co-created with local scientists, historians, artists, students, and more.
Ashland Folk Dancers!Easy and fun dances from Eastern Europe, the Mediterranean Basin, and all around the world.No experience needed.No partners required.7:30-ish to 8:30-ish Introductory class for beginners 8:30-ish to 9:30-ish: Open dancing to recorded music Come and join the fun at The GEOS Institute!4th & C Streets, AshlandPlease bring clean, dance shoes -- no street shoes allowed on the beautiful hardwood floor!
Every Friday through Dec 31, 2024.07:30 PM - 09:30 PM
Apr 27 Saturday
April is Native Plant Appreciation Month! Dave Garcia, member of the Siskiyou Chapter of the Native Plant Society of Oregon (NPSO) and long-time educator, will share his love and knowledge of the Table Rocks’ diverse and beautiful native flora. Hikers can contribute to NPSO’s Native Plant Appreciation Month Florablitz 2024 in iNaturalist all month by following this link: https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/npso-s-native-plant-appreciation-month-florablitz-2024.
10am -12pm$40 – All supplies included
Come learn a new printmaking process & leave with handmade prints!– Only 10 spots available for each class– Free coffee & tea!
This photo-process uses ultraviolet rays to create prints through a light-sensitive reaction. We will use plants as stencils that stop out certain areas and simultaneously produce images.