Community Calendar

The Suites Assisted Living and Memory Care is hosting a drive-thru Street Taco Fundraiser! Pick up will be on Thursday, May 1st between 11:00am-1:00pm! Funds raised from the event will support the Suites Annual Trick-or-Treat trail Halloween event.

Digital Paintings by Bruce Bayard and Martin Steele at Rogue Gallery and Art Center

Exhibition Dates: Friday, April 25 - Friday, June 6
Artist Talk: Saturday, April 26, 1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Opening Reception: Friday, May 16, 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

Currently featured in the Main Gallery at Rogue Gallery and Art Center are Digital Paintings by Bruce Bayard and Martin Steele. At the intersection of digital image collage and video performance, Bruce's work is a fusion of visual elements and abstract narrative through innovative mediums. He navigates the language of symbols to convey layered meanings. Embracing randomness as a creative tool, Bruce's work invites his viewers to engage with evolving narratives shaped by chance. In this realm of digital expression, he seeks to challenge perceptions and provoke thought, inviting an exploration into the worlds of space between personal and public. Similarly, Martin has always loved the term ‘snapshot’ because it perfectly captures the idea of what happens in photographs. Sourcing imagery from his prodigious and idiosyncratic archive that contains thousands of images, Martin works in a characteristic palette of saturated hues and chromatic aberrations to invite his viewers into a composition of visual rubble and a unique version of history.

For more information, please visit www.roguegallery.org.

Step into the world of Saturday Speaker Series: Virginia Howard Mullan "Humboldt County Courts World’s Fairs Florence Harrie (1889–1981, Karuk) and experience the legacy of a master weaver. Born at Katimîin, the Karuk center of the world, Florence returned to her ancestral home after boarding school to learn the art of gathering and weaving from renowned weavers like Elizabeth Hickox. She made her living through her craft and today, her great-grandson, Bradley Marshall, has lovingly curated this exhibit to bring her story home.
What makes this exhibit so special?
Florence’s personal weaving chair
The last basket she ever wove
A ceremonial dress made by her descendants that still dances in ceremonies today
Join us at the Clarke Historical Museum and immerse yourself in this deeply personal tribute to a Karuk cultural icon. Don’t miss it!
February 8 - May 31, 2025 at the Clarke Historical Museum

We have a wide assortment of food available. Bags with staple items are pre-filled, but we will gladly add any special requests if they are available. When you visit, there is always a simple lunch. On the last Wednesday of every month, we serve a pretty darned good hot meal with salad and a huge table filled with pies and desserts. We call it a community lunch. All are welcomed.

American Legion Grants Pass Post 28 is having Hot Dog / Hot Link / Burger Day
On Wed Feb 5th
206 NW F St Grants Pass
541-474-6400
Serving from 4-6pm Cash only
Prices vary depending on order. White board will have details.
Please RSVP by Tues Feb 4th
Proceeds benefit American Legion Grants Pass Post 28 Veteran Programs.

American Legion Grants Pass Post 28 is having Fish and Chips plus Hot Dog / Hot Link / Burger Day
On Wed April 2nd
206 NW F St Grants Pass
541-474-6400
Serving from 4-6pm Cash only
Prices vary depending on order. White board will have details.
Please RSVP by Tues April 1st
Proceeds benefit American Legion Grants Pass Post 28 Veteran Programs.

Lois MacMillan, National Teacher of the Year from the Organization of American Historians and from the Daughters of the American Revolution, will present a series exploring classical virtues and civic responsibilities. Drawing from Jeffrey Rosen's The Pursuit of Happiness and Bill Haas' The Bill of Obligations, participants will examine values like temperance, humility, justice, and the common good to blend history and civic engagement to inspire personal and community well-being. Sponsored by the Friends of Ruch Library. Open to teens and adults. No cost. Call 541-899-7655 for more information.

Lois MacMillan, National Teacher of the Year from the Organization of American Historians and from the Daughters of the American Revolution, will present a series exploring classical virtues and civic responsibilities. Drawing from Jeffrey Rosen's The Pursuit of Happiness and Bill Haas' The Bill of Obligations, participants will examine values like temperance, humility, justice, and the common good to blend history and civic engagement to inspire personal and community well-being. Sponsored by the Friends of Ruch Library. Open to teens and adults. No cost. Call 541-899-7655 for more information.

Lois MacMillan, National Teacher of the Year from the Organization of American Historians and from the Daughters of the American Revolution, will present a series exploring classical virtues and civic responsibilities. Drawing from Jeffrey Rosen's The Pursuit of Happiness and Bill Haas' The Bill of Obligations, participants will examine values like temperance, humility, justice, and the common good to blend history and civic engagement to inspire personal and community well-being. Sponsored by the Friends of Ruch Library. Open to teens and adults. No cost. Call 541-899-7655 for more information.

Digital Paintings by Bruce Bayard and Martin Steele at Rogue Gallery and Art Center

Exhibition Dates: Friday, April 25 - Friday, June 6
Artist Talk: Saturday, April 26, 1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Opening Reception: Friday, May 16, 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

Currently featured in the Main Gallery at Rogue Gallery and Art Center are Digital Paintings by Bruce Bayard and Martin Steele. At the intersection of digital image collage and video performance, Bruce's work is a fusion of visual elements and abstract narrative through innovative mediums. He navigates the language of symbols to convey layered meanings. Embracing randomness as a creative tool, Bruce's work invites his viewers to engage with evolving narratives shaped by chance. In this realm of digital expression, he seeks to challenge perceptions and provoke thought, inviting an exploration into the worlds of space between personal and public. Similarly, Martin has always loved the term ‘snapshot’ because it perfectly captures the idea of what happens in photographs. Sourcing imagery from his prodigious and idiosyncratic archive that contains thousands of images, Martin works in a characteristic palette of saturated hues and chromatic aberrations to invite his viewers into a composition of visual rubble and a unique version of history.

For more information, please visit www.roguegallery.org.