Come one, come all to our biggest bash of the year! We're celebrating 11 incredible years of memories, laughter, and good times, and we want YOU to be a part of it. Mark your calendars for Saturday, May 18th, and get ready for an unforgettable day filled with fun, food, and fantastic entertainment. Event Highlights:
Contradancing is fun, easy to learn and great exercise. There’s a lesson at 7:00 pm to get you started. NO EXPERIENCE OR PARTNER NECESSARY (gender free) Beginners lesson 7:00 pm Dance: 7:30 - 10:30 pm with break / snacks Admission: Sliding scale $12 - $20 ($8 for college students with ID); free for high school
RVUUF has four men's groups. The oldest formed 23 years ago and the newest in the past year. These groups provide support and comradery. This intimacy nurtures self-reflection and personal growth. Representatives of these groups will share about the men who modeled "what it means to be a man," why the group is important to
South Mountain Friends Meeting meeting for worship held 11 a.m. Sundays at 543 S. Mountain Avenue, Ashland. All are welcome. Activities for children provided. With any questions, call David Runkel at 541-210-0031 or email at davidrunkelor@gmail.com
From 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., stop by for free bike safety swag, some free, hands-on instruction to help you adjust and maintain your ride, and socialize with other riders in your community. At 1 p.m., we’ll convene for a brief safety lesson and then make a short loop bike ride as a group. Helmets
Do you love nature and want to write about it? Have you ever wondered how to turn your passion for the environment into creative writing that is effective and emotionally compelling? Join us for a generative writing workshop and discussion with two environmental authors and writing teachers. The workshop will address different genres of writing
Ashland Creek Press is hosting a Creative Environmental Writing Workshop with Earth Joy Writing author Cassie Premo Steele, Ph.D., in conversation with Ashland Creek Press publisher Midge Raymond at the Ashland Public Library on Sunday, May 19, from 1 to 3 p.m. This workshop is for all who love nature and want to write about
Art by Ashland artist Bill Saltzstein will be available for purchase 1 to 6 p.m. Friday, May 17, at Resistance wine. (Saltzstein will not be on site.) Bill is an Electrical Engineer by training, and photography has long been a part of life to exercise his ‘right-brain’. He is a landscape and architecture photographer living
Rogue Valley Peace Choir, now in its 21st year, comprises more than 50 voices from across the valley, directed by Rob Griswell-Lowry and accompanied by Mikiko Petruccelli. The mission of the choir is to promote peace, social justice and the well-being of our planet. This is the final public concert of the season for the
Today Galileo is justly celebrated as a champion of experiment and observation. He vindicated Copernicus’s view of the heliocentric solar system, but he had to confront the Catholic Church's anti-Copernican views. Short readings from Bertold Brecht’s play “The Life of Galileo” portray the conflict of his forceful advocacy of observation with more pragmatic concerns. In
Sunday, May 19 event at the Ashland Library, in the Gresham Room. 5:00 pm: Chelsea Rose, Director of the Southern Oregon University Laboratory of Anthropology, will speak on the topic "The Wah Chung and Company: How a small store helped Ashland's early Chinese community outfox a racist immigration system." 5:45 pm: Peter Finkle of WalkAshland
Tai Chi is a moving meditation that strengthens bones and muscles, improves balance and increases flexibility. Qi Gong, the movement of energy through the body, is also incorporated. Pre-registration required: ashland.or.us/register or 541.488.5342.
(It’s free)
