SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Tractor Weigh-In: 8:30 am to 1:30 pm.
Fairbanks Engine Fire-Up: 10:00 am and 1:00 pm.
Kiddie Tractor Pull: 10:30 am.
Shingle Mill Demonstration: 11:00 am and 3:00 pm.
Parade of Power: 12:00 noon.
Big Guys Tractor Pull: 2:30 pm
Sunday Church Service: 7:45 am
Sunday Raffles: 4:00 pm.
Lavender Fields on the trail
• English Lavender Farm Applegate
• Charsaw Farms (Goodwin Creek Gardens) Williams
The Glide Sasquatch Festival is being hosted by Glide Revitalization which is a 501c3 non-profit, whose mission is to “Revitalizing Glide and Douglas County by promoting economic growth, beautification, recreation, and education, while building strength and resiliency in our residents through community outreach, program development, and enrichment activities”.
Live Music & DJ – Bringing the best beats to keep the celebration going!
Cultural Performances – Experience powerful presentations and performances from talented artists.
Keynote Speakers – Be inspired by influential voices in our community.
Black-Owned Business Marketplace – Support and shop from incredible Black entrepreneurs, artists, and service providers.
Community Vendors & Organizations – Connect with local businesses, nonprofits, and service providers making a difference.
Kids Zone – A fun and safe space for families to enjoy!
ASL Interpretation Available – Ensuring accessibility for all attendees.
Juneteenth is more than just a holiday—it’s a celebration of culture, history, and the ongoing fight for justice and equality. Let’s come together to honor the past, celebratethe present, and build for the future!
Spread the word, bring your family & friends, and come ready to celebrate!
This is a FREE event and open to everyone!
WHERE: Phoenix High School Track
WHEN: Sunday, June 21st, 2026
7:00pm- Heat 1 5:45min pace & Under
7:10pm- Heat 2 5:46 -7min Pace
7:20pm- Heat 3 7-9min Pace
7:35pm- Heat 4 9-11min Pace
7:50pm- Heat 5 11min Pace & Up
COURSE DETAILS: Four times around the Phoenix High School Track
RACE FEES: $13 online or $15 day of
AWARDS: Ribbons for the top 3 places in all age groups. $100 prize for any male who runs sub 4:00 minutes and any female who runs sub 4:40 minutes.
FOOD DRIVE: Like Longest Night Mile this race will be supporting the SOU Food Pantry. Please bring an item to help us stock their pantry! Main needs are: canned meats (tuna, spam, chicken, etc.), microwaveable sides, breakfast items, and snack foods.
RESTRICTIONS: Absolutely no roller skaters, bicycles, skateboards, baby joggers, dogs, headphones, or unregistered participants
RACE DIRECTOR: Seamus Cowan
Vendors, Car Show, Parade
Saturday, June 27, 2026:
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. "Vendor Booths"
10:00 a.m. the Rooster Crow "Parade" starting from the Woodville Shopping Center, awards presented 30-minutes following the parade at the announcers stand
11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. the “Don West Band” will perform during the “Brush Strokers” Art Show at the Woodville Museum Gazebo
1:30 p.m. "Human Crowing Contest"
2:30 p.m. "National Rooster Crowing Contest"
4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. the “Brass Alibi Band” will perform at the Rooster Crow Pavilion
Sunday, June 28, 2026:
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. "Vendor Booths"
9:00 a.m. Rooster Crow "Car Show" for vehicles 20-years and older, registration begins at 7:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m. "Church at the Crow" with Pastor Roger Coale from the Cowboy Church at the Rooster Crow Pavilion
1:30 p.m. the "Car Show Awards" presentation at the Rooster Crow Pavilion
2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. the “Rock Steady Band” will perform at the Rooster Crow Pavilion
Over 100 local and regional artists offering handcrafted works in all media.
Local young artist vendors selling their work at our Emerging Artist Vendor tent.
Fun-filled family art activities & STEAM experiences in our “Youth Zone”.
Outstanding demonstrations performed by local artists
Non-stop music, dance, and entertainment on two different stages.
A food court featuring sweet and savory treats from regional food and beverage vendors.
FESTIVAL HOURS:
Friday: 10 AM – 9 PM
Saturday: 10 AM – 9 PM
Sunday: 10 AM – 4 PM
🏳️🌈Inclusive, family-friendly, antiracist, trans-affirming, community-led event ✨June 27, 2026✨ Hosted by SO Health-E LGBTQ+ Equity Workgroup🏳️🌈
"Small Town Big Blast" | Saturday June 27
7am Irish Classic Grass Volleyball Sign Up
8am Irish Classic Grass Volleyball 1st Serve
•First Baptist of Riddle Community Breakfast
•8:45am Memorial Wall Opens
•9am Little Mr. & Miss Firecracker Contest
10am Food Trucks & Booths Open
•Open Bible Fry Bread•The Ice Hut•ThunderCup
•Louie's Redneck Dogs•Wiley's Wagon•
11am Chamber Parade
11am-3pm Car Show
11:30am Umpqua Athletics Cheer Performance
12-2pm S.A. Schuyler & Sons Log Truck Show
12:15pm Armwrestling Competition
1pm Goat Pen
2pm Needle-Felting Table
•Pineapple Express Water Slide
2:30pm A Chance to Dance Performance
2pm Cribbage Tournament
3-5pm All School Reunion
5-10pm Main Street Music
•Front Porch Pickers • SRB • Eddy Ross•
10pm Fireworks
Event Link: https://www.facebook.com/share/1EGwfTh8KT/
Contact:
•riddlesawdustjubilee@gmail.com
•Sawdust Jubilee Riddle, Oregon FB Page
•Mailing Address:
Riddle Sawdust Jubilee
P.O. Box 793
Riddle, OR 97469
DONATIONS: Mail • Riddle Liquor Store & More • Community Jars • Snap QR• Pay on QR Link: https://square.link/u/nXJ0w5Lc?src=qr
DC SHOWDOWN IMPORT VS DOMESTIC CAR SHOW
RIVER FORKS FUEL FEST
Lavender Fields on the trail
• English Lavender Farm Applegate
• Charsaw Farms (Goodwin Creek Gardens) Williams
Registration is $5 with a dash plaque for first 300 entries.
Registration starts at 3:00 on the day of the Cruise at Civic Wayside Park.
Cruise: 5:00pm to 10:00pm
Open Cruise for all types of vehicles including the Classics, Muscle Cars, Trucks, and motorcycles. They must be street legal with proof of insurance.
There will be Cruise T-Shirts, vendors, and entertainment. Something for everyone and family fun.
Entry $4 Per Person
This innovative 3-day event will bring out the creativity of both the young and young at heart as it has for generations. Be prepared for lots of hands-on fun with over 30 arts & crafts booths including, clay, face painting, science, gold panning, leather, carpentry, storytelling, child-focused stage performances, and much, much more! You won't want to miss these fun filled days of affordable family entertainment!
All admission and food sales benefit The Storytelling Guild, a non-profit organization.Children's Festival will be held at the following times:
Saturday, July 11, 4:30-8:30pm
Sunday, July 12, 4:30-8:30pm
Monday, July 13, 9:30am-1:00pm
Admission to the Children's Festival is only $4 per person. Children and parents can enjoy over 30 hands-on arts, crafts, and science projects {All included with the price of admission!} In addition to our fun hands-on projects, you can sit back and enjoy child-focused entertainment and stage performers! Food will be available for purchase at Dragon Deli, and families are always welcome to bring a picnic from home. You won't want to miss our popular litter eating and recycling Dragons, Rosabelle and Pebbles! 🎪📚
All admission and food sales benefit The Storytelling Guild, a non-profit organization.
BBQ, Brewfest, Cornhole, Live Music, Family-friendly
Featuring live music, food, dancing and an all car cruise! So much fun as we celebrate our town, North Bend Oregon USA!
Taste and experience the delicious flavors of the Rogue Valley! The Rogue Valley Farm Tour offers you unique and intimate visits to agricultural destinations in Jackson and Josephine counties. Step behind the scenes and meet the makers, taste artisanal foods, and explore a vast array of local goods.
Throughout the year, the Rogue Flavor Guide connects consumers with the region’s farms, ranches, and food- and beverage-oriented businesses, and the Rogue Valley Food Trail invites you on a self-guided culinary journey through the fertile lands of the Rogue Valley.
5k Walk/Run, Arm Wrestling, Basketball Tournament, Disc Golf, Elks Breakfast, Softball Tournament, Show and Shine, 4x4 Rock Crawl, Lumberjack Show, Music & MORE
Oakland’s Vintage Street Fair - located in downtown Oakland. Come peruse the vendors with something for everyone! From vintage, garden, decor, jewelry, food, beverages, music and more! The shops and eateries will be open as well!
What arrr ye going to see there, you asks? Plenty of fun and frivolity, says we!
ENTERTAINERS: Re-enactors, providing cannon fire and sword play, magicians, jugglers, children’s events and more! The Kite Field will provide plenty of room for pirate shenanigans.
MUSICIANS: There’ll be old salty sea dog tunes and pirate shanties sung by real pirates; if that be what you like, lads and lasses, then you need to be joining us.
MERCHANTS: Merchants with wares that be appealing to the pirate nature.
Join What to do in Southern Oregon in our second annual Rogue Valley Comic Book Expo.
Spend the day looking through 1000s of comics and even talk to some of the writers and artists that create them.
Admission is $5 at the door, kids 12 and under are free.
All profits raised go to support free events that nonprofit 501(c)(3) Rogue Comic Con participates in throughout the year including:
Central Point Trick-or-Treat and Medford Parks and Recreation's Howl-O-Ween
Located at the Phoenix Plaza Civic Center next to the Phoodery
The Sutherlin Blackberry Festival is a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization. Every year we purchase a vehicle to raffle off. Those funds allow us to purchase the next years vehicle and to give away scholarships to local high school students in Sutherlin and Oakland, Oregon. We also have a new scholarship program providing students with scholarships to Trade Schools.
We are a drug and alcohol-free event for the whole family. We have a Poker Run, Car Show, Motorcycle Show, Pancake Breakfast, Blackberry & Chili Cook-offs, Church in the Park, BMX races, a Diaper Derby, a Cruise-in, a live Cruise downtown, and the Mud Races. We have Food & Craft Vendors plus a Swap Meet. On Sunday we raffle off the current years vehicle. Tickets are $5 each and sold throughout many local businesses in Sutherlin starting as early as April.
Held each year on the fourth weekend in August. This annual event marks the anniversary of the Restoration of the Klamath Tribes, which includes; the Klamath, Modoc and Yahooskin Bands of the Snake Indians.
In 1954 the Klamath Tribes were terminated. But after many years of struggling, hard work and determination, the Tribes regained federal recognition by an act of Congress, Public Law 99-398. With restoration in 1986 the Tribes began to develop a full scope of programs which provide necessary services to Tribal members and the community. Today the Tribes operate with a budget of over $12 million annually, with over 30 different departments and services offered.
We now celebrate our Restoration each year by hosting a huge celebration.
All Events are Open to the Public and are Drug, Alcohol, and Smoke Free!
2025 DCCS HIGHLAND GAMES and CLAN GATHERING
Saturday, Aug. 23 and Sunday, Aug. 24, 2025 - 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM both days.
Location: The Event Center and bottom field of the beautiful Melrose Vineyards, on Melqua Road, Roseburg (Melrose), Oregon.
Musical performers will be The AML Trio, and the Eugene Highlanders bagpipe band.
There will be fantastic food & vendor booths, the clan tents, and the Oregon State Heavy Athletics Championship taking place all weekend!
Due to the nature of progression, a set schedule for the athletics is not possible for each athletic event. They begin at 9:00 AM and will continue until finished. Caber is always the last event per class.
The Sheaf Toss will take place in the clan village throughout the day, both days, for the clans, vendors, & shoppers to enjoy.
The athletics competition will have the usual 2 events going at same time (i.e. weight over bar and stone toss, etc.) all day, both days.
There will be a spectator area to view the athletics field with up close viewing of all ongoing competitions.
Tickets will be available at admissions only:
$15.00 Adults, $12.00 seniors, and $10.00 kids (5-12) kids under 5 free
Family pass $40.00 (2 adults & 3 children, ages 5-12)
NO outside alcohol will be permitted on the grounds of this Highland
The Blackberry Arts Festival is a juried art and craft festival that has been happening consecutively for over 40 years. It was started to highlight the works of local artists and crafters during the annual harvest of the blackberry. It features an impressive array of metalwork, jewelry, quilts, candles, hand-painted clothing, wine, carved wood, and much more available for purchase. The festival also includes food vendors. It is not hard to find food and craft featuring the blackberry. This is a free event with activities centered on Central Avenue in downtown Coos Bay.
Tractor Show
Parade - August 29
Vendor Booths
Live Music
Demonstrations
Food
General Info 541.218.2185
For Vendor information, contact CanyonvillePioneerDays@gmail.comParade / Parade Sponsor
Fort Umpqua Days is a two-day celebration of local history held on Labor Day weekend each year.
Join us for live music, good food, history demonstrations, a wine garden, and butterfly tours & adoptions. Take a stroll through the gardens, shop at a wide selection of Artisan booths, and take part in the fun interactive history-themed activities for visitors all weekend long. Enjoy the small-town charm during the hometown parade, pie auction and Elkton’s Annual Echoes of The Umpqua Pageant at the amphitheater.
Schedule of Events
SATURDAY, AUGUST 30TH
7-11 Lion’s Club Breakfast
9-5 Butterfly Tours, Fort Umpqua Encampment, Gift shop & Café Open
10-11 Parade on River Road
10-4 Artisans, Butterfly Adoptions, Historic Demos & Native American Cultural Presentations at the Fort
11-2 Burgers & Dogs from the Grill FREE LUNCH FOR KIDS AGES 1-18
11-1 Live Music
11-5 Wine & Beer Garden
1-2 Pie Auction
2:30 Chain Saw Carving Demo
5-6 Echoes of The Umpqua Pageant Performance
SUNDAY, AUGUST 31ST
7-11 Lions Club Breakfast
9-5 Butterfly Tours, Fort Umpqua Encampment & Tours, Gift shop & Café Open
10-4 Artisans, Butterfly Adoptions & Fort Activities
11 Chain Saw Carving Demo
11-2 Burgers & Dogs from the Grill FREE LUNCH FOR KIDS AGES 1-18
1 Mullet Contest!
2:30 Chain Saw Carving Demo
5-6 Echoes of The Umpqua Pageant Performance
Sat 9/5/26 - JoDe Messina Concert
Sun 9/6/26 - PRCA Columbia River Circuit Pro Rodeo Sunday
Sun 9/6/26 - Destruction Derby
Mon 9/7/26 - PRCA Columbia River Circuit Pro Rodeo Monda
Boasting 79 years of family fun with a parade, festival market, evening street dance and more. You’ll enjoy live music and performing arts, classic cars and farm equipment, sports and tournaments, art exhibits and craft markets, shopping and dining, and above all, the bitterly-sweet, locally-famous cranberry-eating contest.
Pre-festival activities begin on Thursday evening with the Cranberry Queen coronation. Local events continue Friday morning with the Cranberry Kitchen contest and run throughout the day with local high-school volleyball and football games.
The main public festival will be held September 13-14, 2025. The annual Cranberry Parade kicks off the main festivities on Saturday morning.
Visit our Cranberry Festival Events page for a full sampling of events from past years.
These events start prior to the Cranberry Festival and continue throughout.
Port of Bandon Art Show
Port of Bandon Boardwalk, Old Town
Bandon Crab Derby
Catch a tagged crab for a chance to win a prize.
Cranberry Festival Memorabilia Display
Bandon Historical Museum, 270 Filmore Ave SE
Free admission Cranberry Festival Weekend
Display features Cranberry Court Coronation dresses and festival memorabilia.
Classic, Small-Town American Tradition each year in September. Parade.
A weekend designed for wine lovers. From exclusive tastings to lively open-air experiences, Savor Southern Oregon brings together the region’s top wineries and winemaking talent for two unforgettable days. With more wineries, more flavor, and even more to explore in 2026, this is your invitation to experience the Rogue Valley at its best.
Pricing
VIP Weekend Tasting – $95
Friday & Saturday – Bigham Knoll Campus – Limited!
Includes:
Admission to Friday VIP Tasting 4 to 8 pm
Early admission to Saturday Grand Tasting, 11 am to 5 pm
Souvenir VIP Wine Glass
Grand Tasting – $55
Saturday, 12 to 5 pm – Bigham Knoll Campus
Includes:
Admission to Grand Tasting, 12 pm to 5 pm
Souvenir Wine Glass
Add-On Events
35th Anniversary of Rogue Valley AVA – $100
This signature tasting is a rare chance to taste the history of the region.
Guests will explore a curated flight of five wines reaching back 36 years to before the creation of the Rogue Valley AVA. Each wine has been selected to showcase the depth, evolution, and age-worthiness of Rogue Valley wines.
Includes:
Curated Flight of 5 Historic Wines
Palate-Cleansing Snacks
Member For A Day – $15
After you've sampled at Savor Southern Oregon, continue to "choose your own adventure" on Sunday, June 14th, as a member-for-a-day at the following Rogue Valley wineries. Member perks vary, but all include complimentary tastes and discounts on purchases.
Includes:
Complimentary Tastes
Discounts on purchases
Member perks vary by location.
TICKETS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE
Bring the whole family and spend a relaxing afternoon on Sunday, September 21st, when Ashland’s very own hula halau (school) Ka Pi’o O Ke Anuenue presents a Hawaiian cultural festival and hula show – Ashland Aloha Festival at Grizzly Peak Winery. Ashland Aloha Festival promises to have something for everyone – hands-on cultural workshops for all ages, live Hawaiian music, and an authentic hula show. Hawaiian plate lunch by Chef James Daw, and wine by Grizzly Peak will also be available for purchase.
Cultural workshops for all ages start at 2 pm and include lei-making with fresh flowers, hula lessons, ‘ukulele lesson with visiting musician Keale, plus ‘ohe kapala (traditional fabric stamping technique). Live music by award-winning musician Walt Keale, along with Chris Lau starts at 4 pm and the hula show featuring ancient style and contemporary hula begins at 4:30 pm. Gates open at 1:30 for All-Day Pass holders and 3:45 for Show only ticket holders.
An All-Day Pass includes workshops, live music and hula show for $30 Adult and $15 Child/Youth (age 12 and under). Show-Only tickets for adults can be purchased in advance for $20 for or $25 at the event. Show-Only tickets for Child/Youth (age 12 and under) are $10. Purchase tickets on the Events page at AshlandHula.com, at Music Coop at 268 E. Main Street in Ashland or at the event.
The hula presentation includes both the ancient style of hula, accompanied by live percussion and Hawaiian chant, and the modern style of hula, accompanied by live music from visiting musicians Walt Keale and Chris Lau. The ancient style hula will feature dances from the Pele and Hi’iaka legend, which depict dynamic elemental forces of the Hawaiian goddess of volcanoes, as well as dances that honor royalty from the Hawaiian monarchy. The modern style hula dances will transport the audience to beloved places around the island diaspora, offering a visual and musical tour of Hawai’i's special land and people.
Parking is limited, so please consider carpooling.
Saturday, Sept 14 | 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday, Sept 15 | 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
OUTDOOR FESTIVAL!
This year’s Salmon Celebration is our 20th annual event to showcase Native Culture. Guest can enjoy a traditional salmon bake, native drumming, dancers, canoe races, cultural booths and displays, hands on family activities, native arts & crafts vendors and more will be highlighted at this free family-friendly event.
How it Works:
The traditional salmon bake meal will be served from 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM Saturday, September 14, and 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM Sunday, September 15:
Vendor booths, free entertainment and hands-on cultural demonstrations will be open from 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM Saturday, September 14 and from 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM Sunday, September 15.
In keeping with our Commitment to Youth, our annual fundraiser is the Brats, Brews & Blues Festival. Held the second Saturday in August, this fun-filled day of great food, local micro brews and fantastic music benefits the Klamath Hospice, Camp Evergreen, which is a four day summer camp that provides a safe, healthy, supportive and accepting atmosphere for youth to share their experiences and feelings associated with the death of their loved one.
Possibly the "Best County Fair on Earth". Whether you are planning for the family’s first visit or you are a fair regular, experience a clean, safe fun day where all entertainment from national to local is FREE with your gate admission. Along with all the many friendly people, there is a fantastic midway featuring rides provided by Rainier Amusements, as well as great fair food vendors, commercial vendors and livestock.
Main Gate: 7 AM - 11 PM
Carnival Gate: 10 AM - 11 PM
Carnival Rides: 11 AM - 11 PM
Wednesday, Rides open at Noon
Buildings: 11 AM - 10 PM
LIVE MUSIC SCHEDULE
Thursday August 8th - Lit & Fuel
Friday, August 9th - Cot Ford
Saturday, August 10th - Sir Mix-A-Lot
Carnival, Live Music, Demolition Derby
July 31st - Chase Rice
August 1st - Shane Smith & the Saints
August 2nd - Buckcherry
STARTING WITH THE 2025 FABULOUS 50’S CHARITY CAR SHOW THE MAJOR CLASS CATEGORIES ARE THE FOLLOWING:
1979 AND EARLIER VEHICLES
1980 AND LATER VEHICLES
VEHICLES UP TO AND INCLUDING 2025 CAN BE DISPLAYED AT THE SHOW
SHOW IS LIMITED TO THE FIRST 500 VEHICLES REGISTERED
MORE NEWS!
THE 2025 FABULOUS 50’S CHARITY CAR SHOW HAS BEEN EXPANDED TO THREE BIG DAYS!
FRIDAY, July 25: Free Fabulous 50’s Kick Off Show and Shine Car Show At The Grants Pass Growers Market Lot.
F Street Between 4th and 5th Streets, Grants Pass, OR 97526
Time: 7:00AM to 2:00PM
Music, Prizes, Adult and Children’s Games and More!
Free Grants Pass Merchant Poker Walk with Prizes
FRIDAY, July 25: Free 2nd Annual Fabulous 50’s American Graffiti Style Hot Rod Cruise In at Jimmy’s Classic Drive-In
515 NE E St. Grants Pass, OR 97526
Time: 5:00PM to 9:00PM
Free Music and Prizes
SATURDAY, July 26: 30th Annual Fabulous 50’s Charity Car Show
Time: 9:00AM to 2:00PM
Josephine County Fairgrounds and Events Center
1451 Fairgrounds Rd. Grants Pass, OR 97527
NOW INCLUDING: 2 Large Air-Conditioned Buildings / One with Show Vehicles on Display / One for Awards
Free Music, Adult and Children Games, 50’s 60’s and Pin Up Dress Contests with Prizes
SUNDAY, July 27: Fabulous 50’s / Corvette Bar and Grill Hot Rods and Handlebars Show
Time: 1:00PM to 4:00PM
1831 NE 6th St. Grants Pass, OR 97526
Tuesday–Thursday: 4:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Friday–Saturday: 11:00 AM – Midnight
Sunday: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM
FREE Parkin in the North or South lots off Peninger Rd
North lot opens at 730am
HOW MUCH IS ADMISSION
All Pre-Sale ends July 12, 2025
Admission Tickets - FairPre SaleWeek Of FairDaily Admission$12$ 15 Season Pass - July 16 $35
All Pre-Sale ends July 12, 2025
CarnivalPre SaleWeek Of FairDaily Unlimited$35$45Weekly Unlimited Golden Ticket $90n/a
Fair Tickets and Carnival Wristbands will only be available at the Gate, Food 4 Less, or online.
Ages 62-74 = $5 | Ages 75 and older = Free
**Prices shown here do not include processing fees - if purchased online, the price will increase because fees are included.
Tuesday, July 15: Free entry with a Bi-Mart Card or $10 without, thanks to Bi-Mart! *only available at the gate.
An inclusive indoor pool party celebrating Medford Pride. For ages 18 and over. Activities include a movie, music, prizes and food truck in a safe, welcoming environment. Pre-registration is required
Age: 18+
Day: Saturday
Date: June 29
Time: 9-10pm
Cost: $15 per person
Place: Rogue X
Come dressed in your 1920s finest! Join the Southern Oregon Historical Society as we usher in summer on Sunday, June 15, with a 1920s garden party at SOHS Hanley Farm, located at 1053 Hanley Road in Central Point (just outside of Jacksonville). Between 5 and 8pm, you can enjoy live music, good drinks, tasty bites, and great company! And what better way to spend Father’s Day than to take your father (or husband) for a spin on the dance floor!
Tickets are $25 for adults; $10 for children 18 and under
1920s’ attire is optional, but you’ll definitely be in a “Roaring ‘20s” mood with an evening that includes:
Music by “The Bathtub Gin Serenaders” playing pre-WWII hot jazz and early blues classics from the American songbook (6 to 8pm).
An exclusive, “one night only,” tour of the historic Hanley House, featuring iconic outfits of the 1920s from the SOHS Collection.
Your choice of a sparkling non-alcoholic beverage and commemorative coupe glass for extra-fancy sipping!
Themed snacks for light munching.
Croquet on the lawn.
Photo ops galore at beautiful Hanley Farm, a National Register Historic Landmark
Arrive by 5:30 for a complimentary dance lesson before the band starts! And you’re welcome to bring a picnic to share with your family and friends. There will also be food available to purchase from The Toasted Cheese Truck.
So mark the calendar for June 15 and join us as we step back in time for a fun evening at a 1920s Summer Garden Party!
Express artistic talents through the use of chalk! Fee includes chalk and each square measures 4ft x 5ft. Prizes awarded for both judge’s choice and people’s choice in youth and adult categories. Reserve a square https://bit.ly/medford-parks-rec-registration
After the competition, enjoy a summer kick-off celebration with music, food for the first 200 people and a movie.
Age: All
Day: Saturday
Date: June 14
Time: 9am - 4pm
Judging and awards begin at 4pm
Cost: 13+ year: $15 per square
Under 13 years: $10 per square
Place: Rogue X
The Oregon Coast Music Festival (OCMF) has grown from a Coos Bay performance of Haydn music to a two-week-long annual festival that draws 5,000 to its varied concerts in several Coos Bay area locations. The OCMF had its beginnings in 1978, when Dr. Charles Heiden and his family moved to Coos Bay with the idea of encouraging local children to learn about orchestral music. Heiden, who had previously served as professor of violin at Willamette University, said he wanted to go somewhere “culturally impoverished,” to plant seeds of culture.
Sat. 13: Festival Opening Concert with Bay Area Concert Band: noon @ Mingus ParkSun. 14: Boathouse Jazz with Aaron Johnson, Wilbur Jensen, Ilya Lushtak, Dave Captein, & Greg Chen - Reception by Black Market Gourmet: 2pm @ OIMB Boathouse
Tues. 16: Community and Visiting Bands: A Century Plus of History 2-4pm @ Coos History Museum
Wed. 17: Voices of the Community 7pm @ Hales Center for the Performing Arts
Fri. 19: Marimba Workshop: Bahuru and Baduku Marimba Bands 3pm @ Umpqua Hall 184, SWOCC
Sat. 20: Dance in the Park: Bahuru and Baduku Marimba Bands noon @ Shore Acres State Park Gardens
Sun. 21: Mipso at the Boathouse 2pm @ OIMB, Charleston
Mon. 22: Adam Stern & Steven Moeckel Preview Concert I noon @ Umpqua Hall 109, SWOCC
Tues. 23: Orchestra I: James Paul Celebration: Steven Moeckel soloist 7:30pm @ Marshfield Auditorium. Post Performance Reception in Cafeteria.
Wed. 24: Adam Stern & Aaron Johnson Preview the Pops noon @ Umpqua Hall 109, SWOCC
Wed. 24: “The Empire Builders” Oregon Army National Guard Band: 7pm @Hales Center SWOCC
Thur. 25: “No Brass No Ammo” Army National Guard Brass Street Band: noon @ Coos Bay WaterfrontThurs. 25: Pops Celebrates American Composers:
Aaron Johnson soloist: 7:30pm @ Marshfield Auditorium
Fri. 26: Adam Stern & Martin Majkut Preview Orchestra Concert II noon @ Umpqua Hall 109, SWOCC
Fri. 26: Redfish Music Quartet/Quintet: 7pm @ First Presbyterian Church, North Bend
Sat. 27: Orchestra II with Guest Conductor Martin Majkut: 7:30pm @ Marshfield Auditorium
Drag Racing with bigger payouts
Short Course for all skill levels
Family Day brought to you by Jet City FMX with a full day of kids activities
Nightly bands
Cornhole Competition
Treasure Hunt
Night Rides
Day Rides
Poker Run
And many more competitions to test your skills.
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Original Art & Handcrafted Items.
Plein Air Artists
Activities for Children
Food Court
Music
Thursday, June 23rd
Registration and a sneak peek at the Sentry Eagle Open House at the Airport / 3000 Airport Way (RESTRICTED TO KRUISE REGISTRANTS)
Noon to 3:00 p.m.
It’s a bonus weekend in Klamath Falls as the Oregon Air National Guard 173rd Fighter Wing will be holding the Sentry Eagle Open House on Saturday. But since everyone will be a little busy on Saturday, we get a sneak peek on Thursday! Participants can gather at the Upper Deck Restaurant for a no host lunch and then it’s all aboard for a bus tour of the airport. The tour will include watching F-15s depart/land as part of their training mission, visiting the new Kingsley Field Fire Department and touring the 173rd Fighter Wing’s engine shop. Goody bag pick-up for those that have pre-registered or registration for those that need to do so.
Meet & Greet at the Growler Guys / 4201 Hwy 97 South (PUBLIC EVENT)
4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
The Growler Guys are coming to Klamath Falls and we can’t wait to showcase their newest location to you! To be opened on the site of the former Reames Country Club, the Growler Guy’s newest location is a celebration of craft beer in a setting with some of the best views in the Basin. A casual, no host gathering for those that can’t wait to get Kruise weekend started with plenty of reserved parking for registered vehicles. Goody bag pick-up for those that have pre-registered or registration for those that need to do so.
Friday, June 24th
Mini Shows (RESTRICTED TO KRUISE REGISTRANTS AND VEHICLES 1979 AND OLDER)
#1: 8:00a.m. – 10:00a.m. / Waffle Hut / 106 Main St.
#2: 10:00a.m. – Noon / Winema Electric / 735 Commercial St.
#3: Noon – 2:00p.m. / Red Zone Sports Bar / 1717 Avalon St.
#4: 2:00p.m. – 4:00pm / Mia & Pia’s Pizzeria & Brewhouse / 3545 Summers Ln.
Attend 1 or 4 or any number in between – you choose! These informal mini shows are open to all vehicles 1979 and older (registered or not) plus any vehicle 1980 and newer registered for the Kruise of Klamath. DJ Strohmeyer will be playing the tunes and each mini show location will be offering up their own mix of fun to keep you entertained.
Registration & Packet Pickup / Klamath Commons / 1112 Main St.
10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Already registered? Pick up your good bag with registrant sticker, information guide, t-shirt and tickets for all the weekend events during this time. Not yet registered? Registrations will be taken on a space available basis (event limited to 500 cars).
Kick-Off Party / Moore Park / 740 Lakeshore Dr. (PUBLIC EVENT)
5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
A new location for our kick-off party and we think you’ll approve! What could be better than spending the evening at Moore Park enjoying the cool breeze off the lake, listening to tunes by DJ Strohmeyer and catching up with friends old and new? Plenty of parking on the grass for registrants plus a picnic dinner of pulled beef or pork sandwiches by Melissa’s Country Kitchen (advance purchase required). Goody bag pick-up for those that have pre-registered or registration for those that need to do so.
Saturday, June 25th
Show 'N Shine / Downtown Main Street (between 3rd and 11th Streets)
7:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. Registrant parking on Main Street. Vehicles must enter at 11th and Main and and will be parked in order of arrival starting at 3rd Street and working back towards 11th.
7:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. Registration open on a space available basis at Klamath Commons / 1112 Main St.
9:00 a.m. - All cars must be parked - No exceptions
3:00 p.m. - Awards Ceremony
6:00 p.m. - End of Show ‘n Shine
Closed Cruise / Historic downtown Klamath Falls
6:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
See all the classic cars in action and relive your youth with an evening of cruising the downtown strip just like the old days.
Sunday, June 26th
Breakfast / Starv’n Marv’n Family Restaurant / 1822 Austin St. (PUBLIC EVENT)
7:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
A great way to visit with new found friends from the weekend’s activities or just catch up with old ones. Registrants receive two free breakfast tickets, additional tickets are available for purchase.
Poker Run / Begins at Starv’n Marv’n Family Restaurant / 1822 Austin St. (PUBLIC EVENT)
10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. (approximately)
Your last chance for a bit of fun and to win some cash before heading home! The poker run takes participants on a tour through Klamath Falls before wrapping up around noon with the awarding of cash prizes for the top nine hands. Registrants receive one free poker run game card but the event is also open to the public for $5 per poker game card.
9:00 AM – Outpost Cafe & 5K Butterfly Run Check-In Opens (on-site registrations available)
9:30 AM – 5K Butterfly Run Route & Kid Run Opens
10 AM – Artisan & Community Booths Open
10 AM / 12 PM / 2 PM “Creative Re-Use Workshop” Hosted by Artist Jen Wolfe. 1st of 3 Recycled Art Workshop series @ ECEC in 2021
11:00 AM – 2:30 PM – Burger Station opens on the greenhouse patio. Enjoy a hamburger or veggie burger on a whole grain bun with baked beans and your choice of garden salad, potato salad, or fruit salad.
11 – 1 PM – Live Music Decor’mm
Cathy Byle and Phil Berglund have joined together to provide a cadre of original and classic cover songs. You pick a genre and they will most likely have one or two in their cache. They play guitar, piano, accordion, and trombone, combining vocals for sweet, warm harmonies.
1 PM – Butterfly Costume Contest & Raffle Drawing
1 PM – 3 PM – Live Music by The Flutestock Players
The Flutestock Players will present music from various genres, mostly improvisations, all played on Native American-style flutes. We look forward to returning to ECEC next year for Flutestock 2022, which will be July 15-17, 2022.
3 PM – Vendor Booths Close
Butterfly Run- Kids Under 10 Run for FREE
“Creative reuse” – Recycled Art Workshop Hosted by Artist Jen Dalen Wolfe
Upcycle plastic into mosaic art with Defy Ind. and take part in the new art installation at ECEC
Make succulent gardens out of recycled materials at SecondhandSucculents
Stop by Dragon Art for Glitter and Mehdi Art
AvivaHealth will have kids activities and eco-friendly give-away
Bob’s Looney Balloons
Butterfly Flight Room Tours
Fort Umpqua Tours
Art Show in the Library
ECEC Gift Shop with Unique & Local gifts
Outpost Cafe
Alder Creek Community Forest is open to the public on these dates for fun outdoor educational activities, including hikes, plant identification, treasure hunts, and more!
Your whole family is welcome. Come ready to learn about and explore the forest! Make sure to dress appropriately.
The ACCF site is at 829 Canyonville-Riddle Road, one mile west of Canyonville. See you then! No RSVP necessary.
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Plein Art Artists
60+ Artists & VendorsRain or shine: Under two big tents: Free entrance and free parking
Come see some of the Pacific Northwests best artists.../ vendors
Food...live entertainment...fishing derby...Light House Tours
Artists from all over Oregon will be participating in their crafts at annual Art by the Bay festival. You will have a chance to observe styles & skills of Potters, Painters, Carvers, Jewelry and more. You will be able to observe artists sketching all that the Winchester Bay waterfront has to offer. There will be many kids art games and activities.
Food
Beer
Kids Activities
WIneries
Distilleries
Live Music
Come celebrate the start of our harvest season this Labor Day weekend at the Taste of Harry & David. Enjoy live music, visit our new dessert lounge, and explore the best food, wine, and beer that the Rogue Valley has to offer, including samples of your favorite Harry & David products. Tickets can be purchased ahead of time at the Harry & David Country Village Store.
Admission is $20 and includes a commemorative glass and samples of wine*, beer*, and a variety of gourmet foods. Save $5 when you bring 5 non-perishable food items to donate to the Teresa McCormick Center. Not sampling beer and wine? Admission is $15 for food samples only, and kids 10 and younger get in for free. While you’re there, be sure to post photos using #ShareMore to be part of the celebration!
*Must be 21 years of age or older for wine and beer tasting.
Gates Open 7 am * Show at 12 noon *Jubilee Park, Cave Junction DJ Music * Vendor Booths * Food Trucks * Breakfast and Lunch available for purchase 50/50 and Raffle Drawing
Come spend fun-filled hours learning about the Upper Rogue’s natural wonders and recreational opportunities, and things that can be done to pass them on to future generations.
FREE ADMISSION – FUN FOR ALL AGES
♦Exhibits ♦Artisans ♦Food ♦Music
The second annual Festival on the Rogue will be held next to the river from 10 am to 4 pm on June 8. It will focus on the upper Rogue watershed’s natural wonders and recreational opportunities, as well as on ways to assure that they are passed on to future generations.
The festival will include: a large aquarium holding adult salmon and steelhead; visits from Smokey Bear; a variety of interesting exhibits; raffles for prizes including free same-day raft trips; artisans selling watershed, river, and nature-related arts, crafts, and photos; and other inexpensive activities and attractions for families, friends, and individuals.
Parking and admission to the festival will be free. Additional activities will occur in Shady Cove outside the park.
Proceed will benefit the animals at Rogue Valley Humane Society
Tickets available at Rogue Valley Humane Society which
Under 10 years FREE
$25 includes Park Admission, Event Glass, Two Beer Samples, Music and Vendors.
$15 includes Park Admission, Music and Vendors
Live Music by David Pinsky & Phil Newton | Peter Herzog | Brian Risling & Airtight Alibi
ROSS RAGLAND THEATER
Friday September 14, 2018 - Opening Night Gala and Film
PELICAN CINEMA
Saturday September 15, 2018 - Features
ROSS RAGLAND THEATER
Sunday September 16, 2018 - Shorts and Awards!
From full Festival Passes down to individual shows, get your tickets here...or purchase tickets at the festival, if we haven't sold out by then! Click below to purchase your KIFF2018 tickets!
BBQ Lunch1pm - 50/50 Drawing & Live AuctionBeer, Wine and Much More
