Community Calendar

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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.

Join your favorite earth lovers, the KS Wild and Rogue Riverkeeper crew, as we host an Earth Day party. 🥳 No signup is necessary! Just put it on your calendar and bring a friend to the party. In addition to the fun, we’ll have live music on our patio and filling the streets with beautiful tunes! Complimentary beverages and light refreshments will be offered for you to enjoy as you kick back and enjoy a beautiful Earth Day with your friends and neighbors. 🎶 Bring your dancing shoes!

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We embrace community involvement while bringing diversity focused quality films. Located in Southern Oregon, UFOs emphasis is on hiring local artists in competitive paid positions for all stages of film production.

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We are excited to offer our Activist Night series. Held on the fourth Thursday of every month at the KS Wild office, we will host an informative 1-hour session that will offer you an easy "action" to take. We'll teach comment and LTE-writing skills, give details on comment periods and sample comment letters, paint signs for rallies, and more! Each session's topic is subject to change based on the need of the month.

These Activist Nights are FREE and open to folks of all ages who wish to learn more about ways they can step up into action for their rights and the places they care about most. Sign up for this month's Activist Night on our website to receive information about what to bring.

Join Rogue Riverkeeper in giving back to Bear Creek. This is a fun and laid back morning of community service that is absolutely critical to the health of Bear Creek—a salmon bearing waterway that serves as the most populated tributary of the Rogue River.

This spring, Rogue Riverkeeper will be the mouth of Bear Creek on private land at the confluence with the Rogue River. We will meet at the Pine St. location in Central Point and carpool/caravan to the location at the mouth of Bear Creek. If you want to join Rogue Riverkeeper at the mouth of Bear Creek, click the link to register and choose that location.

If you have a boat and would like to join on water, please be in touch directly with Rogue Riverkeeper Program Manager Frances Oyung via email or phone. (frances@roguerivkeeper.org or 541-488-9831). Partner organizations will be leading clean-up and invasive plant removal at numerous other locations along Bear Creek from north Ashland to Central Point. Use the same webpage to register for other locations and sign up for the one that works for you. Tools, work gloves, snacks, and supplies provided. Wear protective clothing and closed-toe shoes.

Talent Elementary School’s Outdoor Discovery Program (ODP) invites you to join us for an Earth Month 5K and 1-Mile trail running event at Colver Fields on Saturday, April 25th!

Chip timing is included with registration and race check-in/bib pick-up begins at 9:00 AM on race day.

While the event will not be a "mud run" in the traditional sense (as in we will not be creating mud obstacles), we do anticipate a muddy course due to April showers.

All proceeds from this event will be used to facilitate learning opportunities for ODP students. Hope to see you all 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

Join us for an unforgettable evening celebrating the power of music to heal and inspire, featuring a live performance by award-winning artist/songwriter, Aliza Hava.
Aliza will perform songs from her #1 charting album, Into the Light. The album takes you on a heartfelt ride from trauma to triumph, with soulful tunes and moving stories about the healing journey. Whether you're looking for hope, connection, or just an amazing musical experience, this event is for you!

Come early to enjoy the art exhibit before the concert. Wine and beer (cash bar) and food truck available. A Silent Auction to support Open Sky Gallery begins at 6:00. Concert at 7:30.
This concert is part of the highly acclaimed national art exhibit, From Shadow to Light: Stories of Women's Courage at Historic Montague's Open Sky Art Gallery.

To hear Aliza's music, visit www.alizahava.com/intothelight

Join us for our annual Spring Native Plant Sale for the Pollinators!
With multiple native plant growers, this sale provides the largest selection of plants native to the Southern Oregon bioregion all in one place!
Find lots of native plants from Pollinator Project Rogue Valley and returning vendors Klamath Siskiyou Native Seeds and Cornucopia Acres!
To help make your shopping experience more efficient - and fun! - look for lists of the plant species available from each vendor at least a week prior to the sale.