FEATURED
Experience living history at the Fort Klamath Museum.
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
For more information call the Klamath County Museum: 541-882-1000
May 1 - 2, 2026 At The Expo, Jackson County Oregon Fairgrounds. Our Spring Market will have the expo chock full of vendors including true vintage, handmade jewelry and gifts, garden décor, plants, and boutique clothing!
Food trucks, beverages, and a super fun shopping experience!
Hanley Farm Heritage plants are mostly perennials that have grown at the farm for many years and were originally planted by Martha Hanley, matriarch of the family who lived there from 1857 until her death in 1887, or her daughter Alice who was born there in 1861 and ran the farm until her death in 1940. The last generation to live on the farm, Claire, Mary, and Martha, were collectors of plants for many years. It was Mary Hanley who left the farm to the Southern Oregon Historical Society in 1982.
Every year volunteers propagate plants from Hanley Farm in preparation for the spring Heritage Plant Sale. Join us, explore the historic area and see how the family members laid out their plantings as you enjoy the spring beauty of the farm. And, of course, take home a piece of history by buying heritage perennials!
The 34th annual Rogue Valley Bike Swap is upon us. Admission to the Swap is free!
Buy, sell, or donate a bike, parts, or accessories at this festive and long-running annual event. Find a great deal, register your bike with the Ashland Police Department, and learn about bike events and advocacy efforts in your community. Rub shoulders with bike nerds. Free bike safety checks, adjustments, and light tuning will be provided to shoppers free of charge. A portion of each sale will go to fund the PedalPower Youth Bike Program https://ashlandclimate.org/pedalpower/, which brings bike safety education to local public schools.
Consignment Terms:
YOU set the sale price. 80% of sale price goes to seller; 20% goes to PedalPower Youth Bike Program. If selling a bike, it must be in good working condition; event organizers reserve the right to refuse sale bikes in poor condition. Maximum fee to youth bike education fund shall be $100; i.e. any bike selling for $500 or over shares $100 with PedalPower Youth Bike Program.
Selling Bike Parts:
Those who wish to sell parts have two options.
If you have 5 or less parts to sell, use consignment model above (80/20% split).
More than 5 parts to sell: Pay $30 for a space to set up a table and sell parts for whatever prices you wish; seller to handle all $ transactions.
Collect my bike after the swap:
If your bike does not sell, you MUST pick up your bike at the Grove on Saturday 4/18 between 3-4pm.
Those who dropped off bikes on Thursday in Medford may pick up unsold bikes after the swap on Saturday at the Grove OR can pick up at the Medford drop location on Tuesday, April 21 , 5-6pm
You also have the convenient option of donating your unsold bike to RVTD, in which case it would be tuned by volunteers and either given to an individual in need of free basic transportation or sold at a future date to directly benefit the PedalPower Youth Bike Program. Donations like these are very much appreciated by their new owners!
