Community Calendar

Was the Big Bad Wolf the only magical creature Little Red Riding Hood encountered on her journey to dear old Granny’s house?

Join us for this whimsical dramedy, proudly presented by the members of Ashland Supportive Housing’s Day Support Activities Theater Class for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Written and performed by the Spring 2026 class, this original production is the result of months of creativity, collaboration, and practice. Come enjoy an imaginative adventure brought to life by these talented thespians!

Sunday, July 12th, 3:30-5:30pm
Meese Auditorium
555 Indiana St, Ashland, OR
(across from SOU’s Schneider Museum of Art)

3:30pm Doors open - Tickets: $15
Enjoy our Silent Auction & Bake Sale!
Funds raised will go toward our future Day Support Activities Theater Class for Adults with I/DD

4:00pm "Tale Mix: A Red Riding Hood Story" Performance

5:00pm Silent Auction Winners Announced

THANK YOU to our Silent Auction donors:
The Ashland Food Co-Op
Ashland Recycled Furniture
Ashland's Own Shop'n Kart
DANCIN Vineyards
Fig Eater Press
The Grange Co-Op
Grizzly Peak Winery
Kobe Restaurant
Looking Glass Beads
LoveJoy's Tea Room of Ashland
Northwest Nature Shop
Paddington Station
The Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory

Ashland Supportive Housing and Community Outreach is a 501(c)3 nonprofit in Ashland, Oregon. The ASH mission is "to support persons with disabilities to live rich, fulfilling and productive lives with dignity and respect." ASH has evolved over the years to include four residential homes and a community based program for individual services with professionally trained staff to help.
For more information about our program and future DSA opportunities, please visit our website: ashlandash.org or follow us on Facebook.

Yagody is a Ukrainian theater and music group performing in the genre of "ethno-drama" and theatrical performance.

YAGÓDY (meaning "Berries") are one of the most electrifying Ukrainian folk acts on the international stage today. Founded in Lviv by Zoryana Dybovska, the ensemble is rooted in Ukrainian and Balkan musical traditions, bringing a modern and gripping sound through theatrical singers supported by drums, percussion, guitar, bass, and accordion.

Pioneers of the genre they call "ethno-drama,"Yagódy enrich every performance with theatrical elements - intricate costumes, masks, and storytelling - to create a powerful and unforgettable live experience. Their original song “Tsunamia" earned them fifth place out of 37 entries as they represented Ukraine in the 2024 Eurovision Song Contest, a breakthrough moment that brought their singular sound to a global audience of millions.

Audiences leave Yagódy concerts with full hearts. The music is built on pure emotion, and linguistic barriers simply melt away. Pulsating Balkan rhythms and soaring Ukrainian vocals make every show an experience, whether the band is reinterpreting a generations-old folk tune or emotionally honoring those defending Ukraine. They actively tour Europe and organize charity concerts abroad including the US and Canada.

Taylor Clark is credited with being the first stand-up comic to have ever broken through in comedy via skateboarding.

After Thrasher and Low card Magazine covered him in their magazines, Gary Vaynerchuck’s 137p.m did an extensive interview with him as well. All of this transpired when Taylor dropped his self-produced debut album “Addictive Tickle”

Some of the jokes he released on that album are now considered groundbreaking comedy routines on skateboarding because he was the first comic to perform jokes that communicated the subculture and lifestyle of a skater to a general audience, accurately, and they got it.

Since then, Taylor has been touring the country performing in clubs and theaters, but also in skate shops and at skate contests.

He recently released his comedy special “Dad’s Hero” and is launching his next tour spring of 2026.

When he isn’t on tour Taylor can be found teaching comedy classes and directing talent for the Seattle International Comedy Competition (S.I.C.C) He has now taught over 200 comics, and in in his third year as talent director for S.I.C.C.

His two sons and hot Brazilian wife live with him reluctantly in Everett Washington.

Forced from his home in Talent by neighbors irate that he championed the rights of Indigenous People, Beeson risked all to advocate for Native Americans during the Civil War. This play explores timely issues of genocide, racial discrimination, and the personal costs of speaking out against injustice.
A staged reading of a new play by Joe Charter. Benefit for SOU Native American student scholarships.

Campers start the day with a protein breakfast snack, then attend an improvisation class. Following is a Broadway song and dance class. After lunch (bring your own or walk across the street for Food for Lane County's free summer lunch program), campers will learn stagecraft by making props and costumes and memorizing lines and blocking for a one-act play written by one of last year's campers (who was only eleven at the time). Summer camp is for ages 12-18.

Campers start the day with a protein breakfast snack, then attend an improvisation class. Following is a Broadway song and dance class. After lunch (bring your own or walk across the street for Food for Lane County's free summer lunch program), campers will learn stagecraft by making props and costumes and memorizing lines and blocking for a one-act play written by one of last year's campers (who was only eleven at the time). Summer camp is for ages 12-18.

Campers start the day with a protein breakfast snack, then attend an improvisation class. Following is a Broadway song and dance class. After lunch (bring your own or walk across the street for Food for Lane County's free summer lunch program), campers will learn stagecraft by making props and costumes and memorizing lines and blocking for a one-act play written by one of last year's campers (who was only eleven at the time). Summer camp is for ages 12-18.

Campers start the day with a protein breakfast snack, then attend an improvisation class. Following is a Broadway song and dance class. After lunch (bring your own or walk across the street for Food for Lane County's free summer lunch program), campers will learn stagecraft by making props and costumes and memorizing lines and blocking for a one-act play written by one of last year's campers (who was only eleven at the time). Summer camp is for ages 12-18.

Campers start the day with a protein breakfast snack, then attend an improvisation class. Following is a Broadway song and dance class. After lunch (bring your own or walk across the street for Food for Lane County's free summer lunch program), campers will learn stagecraft by making props and costumes and memorizing lines and blocking for a one-act play written by one of last year's campers (who was only eleven at the time). Summer camp is for ages 12-18.

Celebrate the season with NUTCRACKER! Magical Christmas Ballet, the largest touring production of its kind in North America. Coming to CASCADE THEATRE. REDDING, CA. On NOVEMBER 11, 2026, this unforgettable performance features an international cast of dancers, dazzling acrobatics, elaborate costumes, and larger-than-life puppetry.
Set to the timeless music of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, the production transforms the stage into a magical holiday experience. A highlight of the show is the “Dove of Peace” adagio, a powerful and visually stunning moment that captivates audiences of all ages.
Now in its 34th year, the production continues to delight families across more than 80 cities annually.