Mar 04 Wednesday
10th Annual Zero to Fierce Festival Presents: Oh My Goddess! A Comedy of Biblical Proportions is a One Woman Tour d’force of Sherry Glaser. In this solo show, Sherry embodies the awakening and return of Mother Earth to her beloved, weary children caught in Patriarchal chaos. She enlightens us with her side of the Creation Story and reminds us that We all come from the mother and to her we shall return. With a hilarious and poignant retelling of “The Beginning” audiences are comforted, delighted, and deeply moved by her Homecoming.
Sherry Glaser a 45 year veteran of the stage has written and performed solo shows including her FAMILY SCRETS , the longest running One woman show in off-Broadway Herstory, Taking the HighRoad; Comic confessions from behind the Cannabis Curtain, The Adventures of Super Activist Motherand her latest: LIFE AND DEATH; A love Story which recently premiered at the Mendocino TheaterCompany, to a sold out weekend.
Mar 05 Thursday
The 10th Annual Zero to Fierce Festival Presents: Heather MaeEvocative Bliss-Mongering Rabble Rouser
Heather Mae’s live show is a fully embodied exploration of connection, identity, healing, and song. With unflinching confidence and generous warmth, Mae invites audiences into difficult and tender conversations, gently circling old wounds and applying laughter where it’s needed most. The justice-warring, sparkle-wielding feminist provocateur quickly becomes something else entirely: a trusted guide, a friend, a steady presence leading the room through vulnerability with care and grace.
A powerhouse in the modern folk tradition, Mae pairs an unapologetic, gymnastic voice with impeccable showmanship and razor-sharp storytelling. Equal parts comic, confidant, and conductor, she creates a rare sense of ease—one that dissolves time and forges memory. What emerges is deep-belly laughter, shared wisdom, and bold, bright love: a cozy lightning strike of joy, resilience, queerness, and home.
Mar 06 Friday
Blending physical theatre with poetry and storytelling, Laura Muñoz's latest theatrical solo dives into the messy and uncertain spaces of ending and beginning, again! Still, and Again looks for meaning and humor in the void, and grace in the breakdown. Don't miss this unique exploration of dying, awakening, and renewal.
Combinando teatro físico con poesía y narración, el último solo teatral de Laura Muñoz se adentra en los espacios confusos e inciertos del final y el comienzo. Still, and Again /Una y Otra Vez, busca el significado y el humor en el vacío, y la gracia en el colapso. No te pierdas esta exploración única de la muerte, el despertar y la renovación.
Laura Muñoz is a dance and theater maker, somatics practitioner, writer, and educator. She is also a community organizer working with local groups and organizations, like Playhouse Arts and Centro del Pueblo.
Laura Muñoz es creadora de danza y teatro, practicante de somática, escritora y educadora. Es también organizadora comunitaria, y trabaja con grupos y organizaciones locales como Playhouse Arts y Centro del Pueblo.
Builder, Consultant, and Sponsor: James HildebrandtProjections and Mapping: Victoria TimoteoSound Design: Nicholas SloughLumiere: Michael Foster
This project was made possible in part by the Lynne and Bob Wells Fund for Performing Artists '25-26 of the Humboldt Area Foundation + Wild Rivers Community Foundation.
The 10th Annual Zero to Fierce Festival Presents: Bubblegum, by Daniela Nenova
A NOT-for-children Children’s TV Show Whimsically Set in a Dumpster Fire
Dive into the eccentrically disturbing world of BUBBLEGUM by Daniela Nenova, a not-for-children children’s TV show. Join our live studio-audience and experience nostalgia, 20 things to do with gum, a song of the day, an anarchist survival guide disguised as a puppet, and more! (Basically, welcome to 1984’s Sesame Street, located in Chernobyl.)
Bubblegum is a one person show utilizing clown, puppet theater and storytelling, and explores themes of nostalgia, resilience, anarchism, immigrant, LGBTQ+ and social justice themes, alongside a good amount of whimsicality and light psychological horror.
Daniela N Nenova (they/them) was born and raised in Bulgaria, EU, where they got a BFA in puppet theater before making Cincinnati their home. Daniela is a multidisciplinary artist and performer, with focus on fringe, experimental and conceptual theater and sculptures. They are one of the co-founders of Solasta Theatre Lab, a grassroot lab specializing in adult puppet theater, physical exploration and original work. Daniela's signature style of creation is "finding beauty in the deemed ugly". After this, they are headed to Portland, OR, to perform their solo show BUBBLEGUM, and install "Cockroach Church", their newest immersive project.
Mar 07 Saturday
Harmonic Howl presents Women of Country! Get ready for a Honky Tonkin’ good time as your favorite local Femme empowered band performs the most memorable songs by iconic Women in Country through the decades! From Dolly Parton, to The Chicks, and originals too. Backing up our three part harmony (The Penner Sisters and Ruby Ruth George) we have the full band lineup featuring pedal steel (John Ray), guitar (Ruby Ruth George), bass (Saul Smith Stewart) and drums (Surya Sardonicus).
This crew is ready to get your boots stompin’.
Come dressed in your Femme Country best! For an extra dollop of fun enter into the Classic Country Costume Contest for the chance to win a prize!
This event is open to all ages and is proudly a part of the Zero to Fierce Festival.
Harmonic Howl is a femme empowered band with a foundation of three part harmony woven together by Ruby Ruth George, Elle Penner, and Brianna Penner. They are joined by a full band featuring Surya Sardonicus on Drums, Saul Smith Stewart on Bass, and John Ray on Pedal Steel, Banjo and Dobro!
From folksy takes of your favorite femme anthems throughout the decades to their growing repertoire of original tunes, there’s something for the soul in every song crafted within their set list.
See all y’all howlers at the show! Awooooo!!!
Mar 08 Sunday
“She will shake you to your soul!” – Sharri Barrett, Broadway World
Between Two Worlds: Chronicles of The Not Deaf Enough Girl is a raw and fearless journey into life at the fault line between cultures, expectations, and truth. TL Forsberg, a d/Deaf and disability advocate, guides audiences through her rise to visibility, her collapse under cultural backlash, and her reclamation of power in the space no one believed she belonged.
Drawing from her award-winning solo show The Book That Won’t Close, TL blends humor, confession, and poetic fire to expose cultural hierarchies and unspoken rules that punish anyone living outside the binary. Critics hail her as “a force to be reckoned with – a master at unpacking societal taboos” (NoHo Arts) and praise her work as “a show that will shake you to your soul” (Broadway World).
With original music and video projection, this show is fully accessible with ASL interpretation. Between Two Worlds invites audiences to witness the beauty, volatility, and undeniable strength of a life lived in the middle, and to consider what truth demands of us all.
TL Forsberg is an internationally recognized singer/performer in Deaf Culture, a Diversity and Inclusion Advocate, trauma-informed Creativity Doula, and a cultural ambassador on disability.
The 10th Annual Zero to Fierce Festival Presents: Ruth Theodore and Katie Dahl; Two Amazing Singer/Songwriters in One Night!
RUTH THEODOREThe stage shows centre around Theodore’s extraordinary lyricism, unique percussive guitar style, and emotive, unconventional piano performances. As an experienced stage performer, Theodore playfully pushes the boundaries of gender and genre with a sense of joyful rebellion, a touch of 1920’s vaudeville theatre and a healthy dose of punk rock attitude. Theodore delivers song after song with the relentless lyrical energy of a beat poet, holding your attention for every second of the show.
KATIE DAHL Clear-eyed and tough-minded, songwriter/playwright Katie Dahl is known for her smart songs, wry wit, and wise spirit. A small-town celebrity on the Wisconsin peninsula where her family has lived for 175 years, Katie is also an internationally touring, radio-charting artist who “delivers razor-sharp lyrics with a hearty, soulful voice” (American Songwriter). In live shows that are both courageously honest and devilishly funny, Katie dives deep into questions of land and love, family and body image, grief and joy. “In unsettled times,” says Peter Mulvey, “Katie Dahl brings us a grounded spirit.”
Mar 09 Monday
Outliers and Outlaws uncovers the history of a large and vibrant lesbian community in Eugene, Oregon. Women who migrated to this small town in the 1960s-90s candidly share stories about the power of courageous and creative world-building. Intimate portraits–both then and now–model living in hard times with hope, humor, and commitment to social change. Narrated by musician Jody Bleyle (Team Dresch and Hazel). Outliers includes a rich archive of images documenting this groundbreaking community. Featured songs: “Song of the Soul” by Cris Williamson, “Ode to a Gym Teacher” by Meg Christian, and a little known ode “Eugene, Oregon” by Dolly Parton accompany this previously untold story.
Mar 14 Saturday
🌱🍀 Rock Point Artisan & Growers Market 🍀🌱
Join us for the Rock Point Artisan & Growers Market on Saturday, March 14, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., celebrating the spring equinox and St. Patrick’s Day!
📍 Location:97 Rogue River HighwayExit 43 off I-5
Shop and explore 25+ local vendors featuring a wide variety of handcrafted and homegrown goods—from fresh sourdough bread and handmade jewelry to live blacksmithing.
☕ Enjoy a handcrafted beverage from the Rock Point Coffee Café, grab some tasty food, and spend the day browsing unique, locally made items in a welcoming community atmosphere.
🍭 Special thanks to Cloud 9 Cotton Candy, who will be sponsoring the market with free cotton candy for all children while supplies last!
Mar 24 Tuesday
Tuesday, March 24th, 2026 | 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Join us at the ACCESS Senior Fair to explore valuable resources, connect with knowledgeable experts, and uncover new ways to enrich the lives of seniors in our community.
Admission is free, and donations for our food pantries are warmly welcomed. All proceeds directly support ACCESS' senior services.
The ACCESS Senior Fair is an annual event dedicated to connecting community members with essential resources tailored to seniors. The fair brings together a diverse range of exhibitors such as healthcare providers, assisted living facilities, senior-focused social service agencies, financial planning and legal professionals, local hospitals, and art organizations showcasing creative programs for seniors.
Get more information: https://accesshelps.org/senior-fair/