Community Calendar

Join us for our first Summer Music Night, an unforgettable evening of live music, wine, and outdoor entertainment. Enjoy a relaxing summer night as John Ivey performs live starting at 6:30 PM.

Pack up the car, gather your friends and family, and come enjoy a fun evening under the stars. Guests are encouraged to bring low lawn chairs or blankets for comfortable outdoor seating.

Tickets are $20 per car. Wine Club Members receive free admission.

We can’t wait to welcome you for a memorable night of live music, great wine, and summer fun!

Experience Glowing Wild Lantern Festival at the Sundial Bridge at Turtle Bay, featuring ten acres of illuminated gardens filled with Chinese lanterns inspired by plants & animals from around the world, plus music, food & drinks, live performances on select nights & more.

Show dates are May 1 through June 28. Open Wednesday-Sunday 7-10pm.

Purchase your tickets at www.glowingwild.org

Steven Mayerson and SOU Creative Arts present one night only of odd film fun! Shorts from a wide variety of international films from the early 20th century to the present day will be included.

Park behind the Schneider Museum of Art.
This show is rated PG-13.

The Pistol River Concert Association is proud to host an evening showcasing homegrown talent when Apple Barner Acoustic takes the Pistol River Friendship Hall stage. This Saturday, May 30th show features a trimmed down version of the great local band Apple Barner with the bands songwriter Alan Plaep and lead vocalist Laura Middleton. Cliff Stansell will also hit most of the show playing fiddle!
Laura has a fabulous voice and has been adding to her musical endeavors by learning guitar over the past few years. Alan’s songwriting, scores and instrumentals form the bedrock of the Apple Barner band, and Cliff is known throughout the county for his musicianship.
Cliff Stansell, who many of you saw on the Friendship Hall stage on Valentine’s Day, will be playing fiddle for this one. Laura has teased that there may be other local artists joining them for a song or two. Whether playing a quiet room or an open-air stage, Apple Barner Acoustic delivers a powerful reminder that sometimes less really is more.
You don’t want to miss this Saturday, May 30th concert with Apple Barner Acoustic, showcasing some of our exceptional local artists. So, get your tickets early for $20 each at Wright’s Custom Framing in Brookings and First Chapter Coffee House in Gold Beach or on-line at pistolriver.com for $21 each. If the show is not sold out, tickets will be available for $25 at the door. Doors open at 6:30 pm and the concert starts at 7:30. See you there!

Radium Girls by D.W. Gregory is a historical drama based on the true story of young women who worked as dial painters in the 1920s and were poisoned by the radium-based paint they used, leading to a fight for justice against their employer, the U.S. Radium Corporation. The play follows dial painter Grace Fryer as she and other sick workers sue the company, highlighting themes of corporate responsibility, workers' rights, and the commercialization of science, all while showing the devastating health effects of radium exposure, such as bone disintegration. Written by D.W. Gregory and Directed by Terri McMahon
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Performances run May 21st - 23rd & May 28th - 31st (Evenings and Matinees included)

American Legion Grants Pass Post 28 is having 9-Ball Tournaments starting on every Sunday. Staring on May 3rd at noon

9-Ball, standard rules, with a $5.00 buy in for 5 rounds.

206 NW F St, Grants Pass. 541-474-6400. There will be food and drinks available for sale.
Plus NASCAR starting at 11am

Join the Cal Poly Lacrosse Club for a free lacrosse clinic for boys and girls (ages 6-14) of all skill levels! No experience is necessary, and all equipment is provided. Our experienced college players and coaches will teach the fundamentals in a fun, supportive environment—covering passing, shooting, teamwork, and game basics. Discover why lacrosse is one of the fastest-growing sports in the country and experience the excitement of this fast-paced game firsthand. Come learn, play, and make new friends. Everyone is welcome—just bring your energy and enthusiasm! These clinics are completely FREE, but space is limited — so register now at http://humboldtlacrosse.org/

Why have a meditation practice?
Proven benefits of this practice:
Stress reduction
Lessened emotional reactivity
Lowered negative emotions
Clearer sense of purpose
Increased Discernment (wisdom)
Sense of well-being and calmness

Join this instructional and discussion meditation group:
Please text (970)319-1697 or email jessbates@gmail.com to register.
Sundays, 2-4pm Ashland Oregon

Meditation is a progressive practice, and sometimes very subtle. This group is provided to give you a framework for your practice, and a discussion opportunity for clarifying your experiences and to avoid getting 'stuck' which can happen in various ways.
We are a joyful community, excited to be taking part in our individual explorations of consciousness and learning how that relates to our realities.

Taught in practical, direct and non-sectarian terminology.

Radium Girls by D.W. Gregory is a historical drama based on the true story of young women who worked as dial painters in the 1920s and were poisoned by the radium-based paint they used, leading to a fight for justice against their employer, the U.S. Radium Corporation. The play follows dial painter Grace Fryer as she and other sick workers sue the company, highlighting themes of corporate responsibility, workers' rights, and the commercialization of science, all while showing the devastating health effects of radium exposure, such as bone disintegration. Written by D.W. Gregory and Directed by Terri McMahon
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Performances run May 21st - 23rd & May 28th - 31st (Evenings and Matinees included)

Sunflowers and Solidarity Barn Benefit fundraiser to support Ukrainian families living in the Rogue Valley is planned for Sunday, May 31st from 2-6 PM at The Red Barn at 2770 Siskiyou Blvd., Ashland, Oregon. The event will feature live music by 33 String Drive Bluegrass band, performing a special tribute to Maddox Brothers and Rose - the celebrated hillbilly swing band of the 1950s and 60s, which included local residents Rose and Don Maddox. Caller Kayla Blanchflower will lead a square dance with instruction for all skill levels. Additional highlights include a pie and cake auction, Ukrainian crafts and treats, and opportunities to meet members of the local Ukrainian community. A no-host bar will offer beer and wine; non-alcoholic beverages and light refreshments will also be available.

Proceeds from the Sunflowers & Solidarity Barn Benefit will support 21 Ukrainian families who have resettled in the Rogue Valley as a result of the ongoing Russian invasion. Many of these families face significant financial hardship due to delays and new fees in the immigration process, including lengthy work-permit renewals and substantial application and approval costs. Contributions will help cover urgent expenses such as immigration fees, basic living needs, and integration support.

Tickets for Sunflowers and Solidarity Barn Benefit are $50 and can be purchased at Music Coop at 268 E. Main St, Ashland or online at UnitingforUkraineRV.org