Community Calendar

First Friday Art Walk: June 2, 2023
5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

Join us for First Friday Art Walk!

We're excited to share a diverse array of wonderful artwork on display this month and created by our very talented artists. From eclectic visual delights, to interesting conversations, intimate music, and tasty treats, the experience continues to grow as you stroll through Downtown Ashland and visit each gallery and studio.

For a complete list of participating locations and a map, please visit the link below.

www.ashlandgalleries.com/events/first-friday-artwalk/

Join us on Saturday June 3, from 10 am to 1 pm to celebrate William B. Ide.
• Living History: Interview with Sergeant Hughs about Ide's pioneering and leading the Bear Flag Revolt
• Blacksmithing- make a brand!
• Proclamation. maps of Ide's Ranch, and photos presented by Dave and Virginia Freeman
• Paint your own Bear Flag pillowcase
• New exhibit opening- Flags Flown Over California: the Fight for the Golden State
• Hidden Heroes of Tehama County exhibit presented by the Tehama County Library
California State Parks supports equal access. Before arrival, visitors with disabilities who need assistance should contact Parks Staff at 530-529-8599.

The North Bend Public Library is holding a Tiny Art Show as part of our Summer Reading Program during the months of June and July. Participants can use their own supplies or pick a mini clay kit or a mini painting kit to create a work of art no bigger than 3” by 3” to be displayed in our Tiny Art Show. Art kits are available from the library starting June 5 until supplies last. Artwork must be submitted by Friday, June 30. Tiny masterpieces will be displayed in the North Bend Public Library to be viewed by the public during the month of July.

Garden Tourists may visit five private gardens in the Roseburg area within a 7.5 mile range. There will be musicians and artists in the gardens.

Art Beyond 2023
Join the Schneider Museum of Art for Art Beyond, our biannual outdoor art adventure. Taking place in and around Ashland, Oregon this exhibition focuses on sculptural and installation-based artworks. Click on the links below to explore the sites, featured artists, and special events.

SITES

Gambrel Annex

Hassell Fabrication

Hither

Lithia Park

ScienceWorks Hands-On Museum/The Farm at SOU

SOU Hannon Library Rotunda

SOU Mary Campagna Sculpture Garden

Willow Witt Ranch

Vesper Meadow

ARTISTS

Miri Admoni

Hannah Bakken Morris

Sari Carel

Alyse Emdur

Justin Favela

Lisa Jarrett

Ryan Kitson

Anna Kruse

Annabel Lee Allen

Chella Maize

Xazi Panneton

Michael Parker

Isabella Thorndike Church

ahuva s. zaslavsky

SPECIAL EVENTS

JUN 10, from 2pm to 4:30pm
‘Kayumanggi Project” An Introduction to Clay Harvesting and Processing with Juan Miguel Santiago
Emigrant Lake & Gambrel Gallery
Registration Required:
https://forms.gle/Vk4RezfJAgyiWLJEA

JUN 15 FROM 1PM TO 4PM
JUN 16 – 21 FROM 9AM TO 5PM
Open Studios
Susanne Holmes Hall at SOU

JUN 17 10am to 3pm
Art Beyond Plein Air Painting Event
Lithia Park
Artist who are interested in participating can register here: https://forms.gle/xLDxtTzxH78fXHFUA

JUN 21 at 5:43AM
Performance by Artist Chella Maize
Susanne Holmes Hall at SOU

Wednesday, May 24

More dates through July 15, 2023

Keynote speaker: David Rains Wallace (July 16)
July 14—Guided hikes along the Siskiyou Crest by experts in butterflies, birds, fish, etc.
July 15-16—Panels on the ecology and recreation of the Siskiyou Crest by leading scientists
—Juried art show with arts of all media and presentations of poetry, music, dance, and video. (For submission information see Facebook.com/Celebrating Siskiyous. Deadline May 1)
July 15—Speakers: Joe Scott, of the Siletz tribe; Michael Kauffmann, Justin Garwood, Luke Ruediger
—Music by Windsong
July 16—Panelist, speakers, art show and presentations
—Music by Alice di Micele
Good food—children's activities—beautiful venue—festival free to the public.
Produced by the Siskiyou Crest Coalition, under the umbrella of Applegate Siskiyou Alliance, to educate the public about the ecological importance and inspirational quality of the Siskiyou Crest.

Keynote speaker: David Rains Wallace (July 16)
July 14—Guided hikes along the Siskiyou Crest by experts in butterflies, birds, fish, etc.
July 15-16—Panels on the ecology and recreation of the Siskiyou Crest by leading scientists
—Juried art show with arts of all media and presentations of poetry, music, dance, and video. (For submission information see Facebook.com/Celebrating Siskiyous. Deadline May 1)
July 15—Speakers: Joe Scott, of the Siletz tribe; Michael Kauffmann, Justin Garwood, Luke Ruediger
—Music by Windsong
July 16—Panelist, speakers, art show and presentations
—Music by Alice di Micele
Good food—children's activities—beautiful venue—festival free to the public.
Produced by the Siskiyou Crest Coalition, under the umbrella of Applegate Siskiyou Alliance, to educate the public about the ecological importance and inspirational quality of the Siskiyou Crest.

Keynote speaker: David Rains Wallace (July 16)
July 14—Guided hikes along the Siskiyou Crest by experts in butterflies, birds, fish, etc.
July 15-16—Panels on the ecology and recreation of the Siskiyou Crest by leading scientists
—Juried art show with arts of all media and presentations of poetry, music, dance, and video. (For submission information see Facebook.com/Celebrating Siskiyous. Deadline May 1)
July 15—Speakers: Joe Scott, of the Siletz tribe; Michael Kauffmann, Justin Garwood, Luke Ruediger
—Music by Windsong
July 16—Panelist, speakers, art show and presentations
—Music by Alice di Micele
Good food—children's activities—beautiful venue—festival free to the public.
Produced by the Siskiyou Crest Coalition, under the umbrella of Applegate Siskiyou Alliance, to educate the public about the ecological importance and inspirational quality of the Siskiyou Crest.