Jefferson Exchange

The Montague gallery has expanded beyond its original focus on incarcerated artists and their families.

After a statewide listening tour, MusicOregon plans to connect musicians, venues and music businesses beyond the Portland area.

The all-human circus also supports emerging performers, partners with local aerial groups and works to make circus arts more accessible in rural communities.

From Peruvian creation myths to opening doors for underrepresented musicians, Frank shares the stories and experiences that continue to shape her music.

Ashland native and Broadway performer Steffanie Leigh returns home to debut "My Little Voice," an original cabaret exploring her relationship with singing.

Southern Oregon’s Polish festival returns with expanded capacity, traditional food and live music celebrating culture and community.

The Ashland Independent Film Festival returns with 40+ programs, local filmmakers, and films exploring identity, activism and storytelling trends.

A new production and Playwrights Walk plaque highlight Lorraine Hansberry’s impact as a playwright, activist and public intellectual beyond her best-known work.

OSF's production of “Come from Away” tells the remarkable true story of a small town that opened its homes to thousands of stranded travelers after the Sept. 11 attacks.

The MAD Players, Madeleine Ayers, Annie Kramer, and Dee Jones, transform traditional melodrama into a powerful tool for community development.

Based in Ashland, Art Authority blends fine art, technology and longstanding museum partnerships to create an immersive, customizable virtual museum experience.

An interactive exhibition by Crystal Proffitt explores hair as culture, memory and power.