Oct 25 Saturday
Steven Mayerson and the SOU Creative Arts present More Short Films. This film show will feature lots of imaginative shorts, old and new, from Japan, New Zealand, France, India, U.S.A., etc.
Park behind the Schneider Museum of ArtThis is a FREE program
Nov 07 Friday
The psychedelic buddy-comedy film The Lemurian Candidate is coming to the Varsity Theater in Ashland from as part of its sold-out West Coast screening tour.
The film features Ashland-based actor Barret O’Brien, a veteran of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival and star of Gary Lundgren's films "Above the Trees" and the Duplass Brothers TV series "The Long Long Night." Shot entirely on and around nearby Mt. Shasta, "The Lemurian Candidate" has already become a regional sensation, selling out three consecutive weeks of screenings at Mt. Shasta Cinemas.
Nov 08 Saturday
Nov 09 Sunday
From composer Sarah Kirkland Snider (“An unerring knack for breathtaking beauty” – The NewYorker), Mass for the Endangered is a unique film presentation of a work of music, poetry, andvideo animation with art and poetry by Nathaniel Bellows. The piece is a hymn for the voicelessand the discounted, a requiem for the not-yet-gone, a prayer for endangered animals and theimperiled environments in which they live.Snider’s stunning music in the film was recorded by the award-winning British ensembleGallicantus."One of today's most compelling composers for the human voice." – NPRThe screenings will take place in the ScienceWorks Museum at 1500 E. Main St. in Ashland.The event will also include opportunities to take part in a beautiful community art project led byartist Karen Hanken and learn more about the endangered animals of our region.Showtimes: 2 PM and 3 PM
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Nov 17 Monday
“Eternal Song” is a 92-minute cinematic journey into the ancestral memory, grief, and sacred resilience of indigenous people around the world. It invites viewers to listen deeply to indigenous wisdom, hear the shared stories that remind us that our modern mindset has damaged and, in some cases, severed our connection to Earth, each other and to the sacredness of all of life. This film has moments that challenges viewers yet ultimately inspires a reawakening to the interconnection of all of life! The evening commences with a Native American Land Acknowledgement & Welcoming. After the film, questions and reflections will be facilitated.
Event is presented by Lynn E Fritz, Licensed Marriage Family Therapist, ordained minister, Karuk Tribal Descendant, in collaboration with and hosted by the Center for Spiritual Living, 1905 Hartnell Ave, Redding, CA. This event is co-sponsored by Shasta Interfaith, Anti Racism Task Force, Shasta County Citizens Advocating Respect, Reciproka and Shasta Beloved Community.