The Guitar Society of Southern Oregon is happy to bring Canadian guitarist Pascal Valois to the Ashland library at noon on Tuesday, May 20. Pascal is a unique musician, dedicated to reviving enthusiasm for the guitar music of the Romantic era, what was known as the Great Vogue of the Guitar in the early decades
Women experiencing trauma from breast cancer, COVID and wildfire (or other sources) can now register for free 4-week small group gatherings on Tuesday or Wednesday afternoons at Riding Beyond in April and May. No horse experience is required. Instead of riding, sessions involve small group activities with remarkably interactive horses who provide insight and fresh
Following a short member meeting, join Kim Thurman as she unravels the stories of six pioneering families who patented land in Shady Cove from the 1870s to the 1920s. These settlers, diverse in race, ethnicity, and origin shared a common dream: to carve out a life along the Rogue River. Their histories reveal compelling tales
Darlingside: Darlingside, an indie folk quartet formed in 2009 at Williams College, comprises multi-instrumentalists Don Mitchell, Auyon Mukharji, and Harris Paseltiner. Their music is characterized by "exquisitely-arranged, literary-minded, baroque folk-pop," as noted by NPR. The band's harmonious sound has drawn comparisons to Crosby, Stills & Nash and Simon & Garfunkel. In 2016, they were honored
Jump on your bike (or trike) and join us early on the downtown cycletrack for breakfast refreshments. Free safety gear and basic bike tuning for participants. Sponsored by the City of Medford and REI.
Bring your stumbling blocks and find answers with others to what is keeping you facing a "brick wall" in your genealogical research. Roundtables are free for everyone. You don't even have to have a "wall" to join us. We welcome everyone, and who knows? You may have a nugget that would help someone else make
Tonight's video features Van Jones, renowned social justice advocate, and Dr. Richard Schwartz, creator of Internal Family Systems (IFS), a psychological framework focused on exploring various parts within ourselves. The conversation centers on the concept of "depolarizing within” and Van Jones’ personal journey in bridging divides. Wednesday, May 21st ~ 7 to 9 pm; RVML
Each Wednesday from noon to 1:00 pm, the KSC Sanctuary will be open to all for meditation. We invite you to come and meditate quietly in your own way.
Sitting in a relaxed state for 50 minutes and allowing the energies to assist a person.
Women experiencing trauma from breast cancer, COVID and wildfire (or other sources) can now register for free 4-week small group gatherings on Tuesday or Wednesday afternoons at Riding Beyond in April and May. No horse experience is required. Instead of riding, sessions involve small group activities with remarkably interactive horses who provide insight and fresh
Ever wish you could escape the noise, curl up with a good book, and still feel like you’re part of something? Maybe you’re a booktrovert? Or maybe you love to read, but can’t find the time? Or maybe you’re just tired of reading at home? Whatever your reason, we’re creating a cozy, low-pressure environment to
Tonight's video features Van Jones, renowned social justice advocate, and Dr. Richard Schwartz, creator of Internal Family Systems (IFS), a psychological framework focused on exploring various parts within ourselves. The conversation centers on the concept of "depolarizing within” and Van Jones’ personal journey in bridging divides. Wednesday, May 21st ~ 7 to 9 pm; RVML
(It’s free)
