Join the Schneider Museum of Art for Art Beyond, our biannual outdoor art adventure. Taking place in and around Ashland, Oregon this exhibition focuses on sculptural and installation-based artworks. SITES
Ashland.news will hold its third public happy hour event from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 31, at Skout Taphouse and Provisions, 21 Winburn Way, Ashland. The event is intended
In this last installment of the Tales of a New World series, love and goodness are put to the ultimate test as gods, humans, and animals come together to save
What began as an all-female festival collab quickly morphed into a serious passion project driven by sisterhood, harmony and humor, along with the shared desire to rage fiddle tunes and
SOU Music Student Eric Sohnrey presents his senior vocal recital. The concert is free and open to the public. Free livestream: https://youtube.com/live/arQCiZir_Es?feature=share Eric Sohnrey is from Oregon City, Oregon. Currently
The SOU Wind Ensemble will present their Spring Concert. Tickets are $10 for general admission/$5 seniors. Free livestream: https://youtu.be/QDZS75DuNZM
The American theater’s newest wunderkind, Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, offers a kaleidoscopic, funny, and deeply poignant update of the quintessential medieval morality play, Everyman, in which the title character learns about life
In-person only June 2 – 4 in the Ashland Hills Hotel Cosmos Room Ashland, Oregon Join us for this rare opportunity to study with a lineage master for the benefit
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at Southern Oregon University is sponsoring a free, public lecture series this spring in the SOU Music Recital Hall, 450 S. Mountain Ave. in Ashland.
Stop by Bloomsbury Blends during First Friday Art Walk. Music by Mark Turnbull (no cover charge)
The Janus Jazz Series Presents a Tribute to Charlie Parker: Bob Rawlings (alto saxophone), Thor Polson (piano), Jeff Addicott (bass), and Tom Stamper (drums) will offer a tribute to the
The American theater’s newest wunderkind, Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, offers a kaleidoscopic, funny, and deeply poignant update of the quintessential medieval morality play, Everyman, in which the title character learns about life
(It’s free)
