Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument Artist-in-Residence Reception
Medford District BLM is delighted to be hosting a reception for this year's Artist in Residence Paul Atkinson.
Medford District BLM is delighted to be hosting a reception for this year's Artist in Residence Paul Atkinson.

Every Tuesday, Peace House hosts a free community meal downtown Ashland.

The ORD2 Indivisible Art for Democracy Collective is inviting you to attend a mini workshop with resident artist Kelly Russell. We’ll be creating collages on poster boards for the upcoming July 17 Indivisible National Day of Action event.
Please join Herb Pharm in learning about our local diversity of pollinators, conservation, and regenerative agriculture farm practices.
What's Your Plan for Wildfire Preparedness?
Pollinator Project Rogue Valley is thrilled to bee at Garden Girl Farm again for the Rogue Valley Farm Tour - one of THE annual highlights of a Southern Oregon summer!

You are invited to “Step Behind the Counter” of the oldest financial institution in the Pacific Northwest — Jacksonville’s 1863 Beekman Bank Museum — when Historic Jacksonville, Inc. opens the museum for summer tours.
SOCAN hosts Dr. Rob Winthrop, who argues that climate change is not an environmental problem, but a social problem with profound environmental consequences.

On the 80th anniversary of the first use of nuclear weapons, we will once again remember so that we won’t forget that nuclear weapons pose an abiding threat of global annihilation. This one-hour ceremony will include music, a spiritual reflection by Rev. Daniel Green of Trinity Episcopal Church; the reading of the City of Ashland […]

The BASE Youth Open House is your opportunity to sign up, reconnect, and explore what’s ahead.
Attorney General Dan Rayfield will host a town hall at Southern Oregon University, Stevenson Union, 1250 Siskiyou Blvd., Ashland, with special guests State Rep. Pam Marsh and State Sen. Jeff Golden. The theme is "Safeguarding Oregon: Federal Oversight Forum.” RSVP using this link.

In the spring of 1945, a Japanese balloon bomb claimed the lives of the only people killed on the continental U.S. as the result of enemy action during WWII. Forty years later, the decision to fold a thousand paper cranes would unite the Japanese and American civilians who were involved in and affected by this […]