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Volume 6, Issue 2 // February 7 - February 20, 2019
YOUR LOCAL, NON-PROFIT, INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER
FEATURE Screen SPORTS
Stick It To Us: Needlepoint! Siskiyou Film Fest Preview Pickleball: Everybody’s Doing It!
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THE BUSINESS END OF THINGS
When Toni Randall arrived
in the Rogue Valley seven
years ago, she knew it was a
7 Getting shot at was a bitch,
but having no record stores
in Vietnam was even worse,”
16
WEB MASTER Tammy Wilder needlepoint no-man’s land, he explains. Then, John
OUR FINANCIAL WIZARD Sara Louton, but her desire to share what
Advanced Books
Brenes opened the Music
she loves to do is changing
DISTRIBUTION Coleman Antonucci that. On February 16 and 17 Coop in 1975 at age 31.
at Sew Creative in Ashland, For four decades, he has
ADVERTISING MANAGER Sasha Armstrong
there is an inaugural event helped maintain an interest
OUR WORDSMITHS, ETC. where attendees can see in records—and, is now
canvas designs and meet helping reboot that interest.
PUBLISHER & EDITOR Phil Busse stitchers offering classes and
MANAGING EDITOR Sara Jane Wiltermood how-to demonstrations.
PRODUCTION MANAGER Donna Brosh
CALENDAR EDITOR Jordan Marie McCaw CULTURE page DRINK page
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COLUMNISTS Rob Brezsny, Dan Smith The Lithia Water Diaries Sean Vice, owner of Vice
and Tanya Reasor
isn’t an open mic, but Brewing Company in
FREELANCERS Catherine Kelley, Nolan Kenmonth, Grants Pass, Oregon, looks
Nick Blakeslee, Vanessa Newman and Josh Stirm
it provides a stage for
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PROFILE
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Southern Oregon Jobs With Justice
Interview with Jason and Vanessa Houk
QUESTIONS BY PHIL BUSSE
Rogue Valley Messenger: Where a big question, but what
does one start when talking about programs does SOJWJ
Southern Oregon Jobs With Justice? provide towards that
The organization works on many end?
fronts. How about, what is the biggest JH: For more than three
threat right now to job security for years, Southern Oregon
many of the people you work with? Jobs with Justice has
Jason Houk: We organize our been providing structure
marginalized communities, labor unions, for community meals in
religious congregations, student groups Ashland. This grew out of
and community organizations to improve seeing the need for hunger
working peoples’ standard of living, relief in our community and
job security and our right to organize. we’re currently organizing
SOJwJ has been in the community for and providing meals five
over 10 years, working on issues such as nights a week which ensures
living wage jobs, fair trade, health care that there’s something to
and immigrant rights. Our organizers eat for anyone in need every
believe that we are all stronger when we day of the week in Ashland.
stand together. We also provide a drop-off
RVM: The meals that you help support location at our office for
provide both a great service, and donations that go directly
also provide insight into who in to our most vulnerable
our communities need help. What communities. Our giving
observations are you making about table is often stocked with
who needs support. Old? Young? Out- basic necessities including
of-work or under-employed? clothing, blankets, feminine
Vanessa Houk: For several months I hygiene products, and other
regularly attended the municipal court basic gear.
in Ashland, because I wanted to get a We serve babies to
sense of what was happening in town. seniors and everyone in
One Tuesday morning a young woman between. A large percentage
had entered the courtroom and after the of guests are un-housed. We
judge called her name, she approached have many retired seniors
the bench. She was being charged with who are living on small
theft. I remember she stood there and social security benefits and
apologized for her actions. ‘I know what the meals and supplemental
I did was wrong, but my kids and I were food we’re able to distribute
hungry.’ Something broke inside me that to them keeps them healthy.
day and every community meal gets me a What that looks like in
tiny bit closer to fixing it. real life is the face of a sweet
RVM: The work you do helps support 86 year old man who served PHOTO CREDITS: COURTESY OF JASON HOUK
many individuals on a daily basis. But in the military during the
how do you get past the daily work; Korean war. He found us family. ‘You’re all my family now,’ he how local government can help?
meaning, how do you help someone after his wife died and he was left alone, says. On a quiet night we serve about 30 JH: SOJwJ is steadily working on
break out of these cycles so that they without any family. The community people and numbers increase to more creating a community kitchen which will
are self-sufficient? That is obviously that is built at the peace meals becomes than 100 on Fridays during the summer be a place where unemployed workers
months. We call what we do can develop skills needed to work in
‘love in action,’ because it local restaurants. We recently opened
takes dozens of volunteers a warehouse office space at 330 East
and thousands of volunteer Hersey St. #9 for donations and outreach
hours to do it. There we are working with volunteers
Many of the people and folks in the homeless community to
who regularly visit the assist and develop new programs.
community meals are Much of our support comes from
employed in some way and grants, private and in-kind donations.
it’s often a challenge to Donations of clothing, food or other
meet basic needs (shelter, goods can be brought to our office on East
food, transportation and Hersey Street.
clothing). With housing SOJwJ is proud of our partnership
costs continuing to increase with the city of Ashland and other
in the valley, SOJwJ community agencies. Currently the
attempts to fill some of City of Ashland gifts space at Pioneer
those gaps in a way that is Hall for community meals. The Friday
accessible to all. Community Peace Meal is at Pioneer Hall
RVM: Are there programs on Winburn Way. Doors open at 3 pm and
that local city councils are the meal is served at 5 pm. Volunteers
supporting which you see are always needed for setup, serving and
as positive examples about clean-up. 541-841-8341.
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FEATURE
Not Just for Grandmothers
“For the Love of Needlepoint” Inaugural Event in Ashland
BY VANESSA NEWMAN
When Toni Randall arrived in the Rogue Valley seven years are typically done on a
ago, she knew it was a needlepoint no-man’s land, but her desire woven canvas that is 18
to share what she loves to do is changing that. “Needlepoint is or 13 stitches to the inch
like breathing to me. It is part of life,” she states matter-of-factly. though other sizes can be used for bigger projects.
She was seven years young when her mother first taught her how “Needlepoint is good for you.” Randall excitedly shares the
to stitch and it has been a part of her life ever since. At almost neurological benefits of doing repetitive hand work and the
80, this is impressive. Imagine 13 or 18 stitches to the inch per research articles she has read lately from
canvas, per project, each year and one can barely conceive how Harvard and Mayo Clinic: “It
much she has stitched. increases motor skills, reduces
On February 16 and 17 at Sew Creative in stress, helps with Parkinson’s, is
Ashland, there is an inaugural event a natural anti-depressant, slows
affectionately called, cognitive decline, increases
For the Love of problem solving abilities and is
Needlepoint,” a kind of a meditation.” Maybe
where attendees can these benefits are why this
see canvass designs designer gets up every day
and meet stitchers and works diligently for long
offering classes and hours. There is no hesitation.
how-to demonstrations. It is what she does. She
Randall’s canvasses goes to markets, works
will be available for with shops, and creates
purchase and guild commission pieces. “I
members from Southern define needlepoint as an
Oregon Stitchers, which art form that soothes the
is part of Embroiderers soul, quiets the mind
Guild of America, will be in and expands the heart.”
attendance. And it does not take
“Needlepoint is an art form long to learn. It must
that is lovely and lasting,” be healing because
Randall states proudly. It has Randall explains,
been around since around “Through difficult
3,000 BC and was called tent times needlepoint
stitching in the 1700s. Randall has kept beauty in
truly understands the power of my life.”
needlepoint to stitch the fabric of Her passion
ANE
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time. She can look at a piece she TOS:
MAR and desire to have others
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made and remember what she was DIT B
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involved in the art form in the Rogue
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doing, who she was with, and what Valley is what led to the upcoming get-together.
was going on around her. Without “We’d love to have more people enjoying the art form.” In
the hours with her mother and the meantime, Randall encourages people to visit her website
grandmother stitching, she may never have heard their whimsyandgrace.com to see all her designs. From dog collars to
stories. Randall tells her own bittersweet story of a gift that belts to coin purses to tote bags and of course—scissors’ cases—
she once made for a dear friend, Ginny, who has since passed there are many types of designs for artistic and practical pleasure.
from breast cancer. Ginny’s son called recently to explain that “Needlepoint is not just what your grandmother did.” It’s
now his daughter treasures the gifted scissor case because she more than pillows and wool thread, and we stitch with silk, soy,
remembers whenever her grandmother taught her to sew, it was metallic—a plethora of threads and use literally hundreds of
always sitting in her lap. fancy stitches for texture and embellishment.”
In her 20s, Randall’s story was forever changed by a In fact, Randall says, “There is a trend
compliment. While on a quick supply visit to a shop in Florida, of high-powered women executives
the owner asked her where she found the design she was working powering down with needlepoint at
on. Randall pronounced, “It is my own.” That eventually led to the end of the day.” Taking life one
a national distributor picking up her designs around 1999. Now, stitch at a time.
she has a successful business, Whimsy and Grace, and over two
hundred shops carry her unique needlepoint canvasses. “When FOR THE LOVE OF NEEDLEPOINT EVENT
I design, I paint one thread of one canvas at a time under the 10 am – 4 pm, February 16 and 17
Sew Creative, 115 E. Main St., Ashland
magnifying glass. In America, we still hand paint our canvasses.” 541.482.1665
Randall creates one hundred new canvasses a year. She does fifty
new designs in at least two new markets annually as a goal. They
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Blue Notes - Wild Goose Cafe & Bar. 7 pm to 10
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8 pm to 10 pm. Tuesday, February 12 Alice Dimicele and Petty Thievery - Ashland
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______ Art ______
Danielle Kelly Soul Project - Brickroom. 9 pm Armory. 7 pm. Folk.
ASHLAND a lifetime of learning about images, color, light their works. Now you may have a second chance. TONI RANDALL AT SEW
MEDFORD to 12 am. $5. Jazz, Soul.
Open Mic hosted by Robbie DaCosta - Black and shadow, and textures. In his photography, he Join us in February for an exhibition of selected CREATIVE
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HUNKS - Grape Street Bar & Grill. 8 pm to 10 Dark Star Orchestra - Ashland Armory. 8 pm. SMALL WORKS AT ART & SOUL widely to encounter unique, exotic, and intriguing available for purchase at original prices. Hanson many of her gorgeous hand-painted canvases for
pm to 7:30 pm. $40.
pm. $25-50. $30-35. Rock. GALLERY landscapes, people, and cultures, the world and Howard Gallery, 89 Oak St, Ashland. you to browse and purchase. Along with Toni’s
Yu-Gi-Oh Tournament - Astral Games. 5:30 pm. CENTRAL POINT Amy Bleu with Maddy Joy - The Sound
January through February. Brighten your winter nature are his canvas. Krieger will concentrate on canvases, members of Southern Oregon Stitchers
Sip & Paint Brilliant Sunflower - Art 4 Joy. 5:30 Pub Karaoke - Smithfields Pub & Pies. 9 pm. Lounge. 9 pm to 12 am. Singer-songwriter.
Ashland Tango Practica - Ashland Community days and celebrate the beginning of a New Year his recent photographic journey through Bhutan, CARL SEYBOLDT AND ROY MUSITELLI will be displaying beautiful finished pieces to help
Friday, February 8 pm to 8:30 pm. $40.
Center. 8 pm to 9:30 pm. MEDFORD
with us at Art & Soul Gallery with our “Small Works” and discuss his evolution as a photographer, AT ART DU JOUR inspire you to try needlepoint. Sew Creative, 115 E
show. These small treasures will showcase the contrasting images from his “early non-digital Carl Seyboldt as guest artist in the Salon through Main St, Ashland.
ASHLAND GRANTS PASS La Septima Banda - Ramada Medford and
Sepiatonic, High Step Society, and Intuitive GRANTS PASS Convention Center. 8 pm.
artistic talents of Art & Soul Gallery’s Artists, as days” to his present work. Ashland Library, 210 February and March, while AdJ member Roy
Waking Hazel - Mt. Ashland Ski Area. 6 pm to 9 Trivia Tuesdays - Double Taps. 6 pm. we present original art in a variety of genre and Siskiyou Blvd, Ashland. Musitelli will be featured artist. Carl specializes WINTER TERM ROUND TWO AT
Compass - Rogue Theatre. 8 pm. $20. Danielle Kelly Soul Project - Howiee’s On
pm. Bluegrass, Americana. media. Art & Soul Gallery, 247 E Main St, Ashland. in painting and drawing wildlife, western scenes CENTER FOR THE VISUAL ARTS
Vaudeville, Hip Hop, Funk. Front. 9:30 pm. Jazz, Soul. PAINTINGS BY SHERI DINARDI, ILENE
Frankie Gavin - Grizzly Peak Winery. 7 pm to 9
Fish on Wood Painting - The Tipsy Paintbrush. Wednesday, February 13 Blushin Out - RoxyAnn Winery. 6 pm to 8 pm.
and historical subject matter. He has completed Feb. 1 through 21. Southern Oregon University
pm. Irish Music. DEBRA HARDER AT ASHLAND ART GIENGER-STANFIELD, AND DAVID a series of limited edition prints of the famous students will display their own artwork for the
6 pm to 9 pm. $40. Rock. TERRY
Danielle Kelly Soul Project - Belle Fiore. 5 pm ASHLAND CENTER Wells Fargo Stagecoach line. A member of AdJ month of February. The exhibits span several
to 8 pm. Jazz, Soul. Tradewinds - Morrtons. 8 pm to 10 pm. Rock, Jan. 11 through Feb. 22. Artists Sheri Dinardi, since 2016, Roy’s foundation in journalism keeps
Blades of Grass - Black Sheep Pub & Debra Harder’s new show, The Comforts of different mediums and reflect different stages of
Robbie DaCosta and Tom Stamper - O’Shea’s JACKSONVILLE Blues.
Home, opens on Friday, February 1st at The Ilene Gienger-Stanfield, & David Terry create him in touch with the news of our day which is skill level. Emma Kincade’s Thesis will be on display
Saucy - Boomtown Saloon. 8:30 pm to 11:30 Restaurant. 9 pm. Nancy Mac Band - Pier 21. 8 pm. Rock.
Irish Pub. 6 pm to 8 pm. Rock, R&B. Q&A Duo - Wild Goose Cafe & Bar. 7 pm to 10 Photographers’ Gallery At Ashland Art Center. luminous works in the time-honored tradition of often reflected in his artwork. In an effort to shed in the Retzlaff Gallery and is titled “In the Grain.”
Rogue Suspects - AQUA. 9 pm to 11 pm. Rock, pm. Jazz, Funk. oil painting. Their paintings of people, structures, the photographer-turned-artist label for at least
pm. Jazz. Photographing in the comforts of home on cold Amelia Karley will have her own solo exhibition
Blues, Alternative Country. The Brothers Reed - Bella Union. 8 pm to 11 TALENT winter days is one of Debra’s favorite things to do. and landscapes beautifully capture a moment in one month, Roy’s featured wall exhibit will be in the Thorndike Gallery, titled “Amble Elsewhere.”
pm. Acoustic, Folk. The People’s Open Mic - Jackson Wellsprings. The Mike Dillon Band - Talent Club. 9 pm. Punk.
8 pm. She enjoys creating still life scenes reminiscent time and the essence of the subject. Rogue Gallery dedicated entirely to illustrations that have come Center for the Visual Arts at Southern Oregon
CAVW JUNCTION of old paintings. These images include some of & Art Center, 40 S Bartlett, Medford. from his drawing board of ideas. Art du Jour, 213 E University, 1250 Siskiyou Blvd, Ashland.
Dayton - Taylor’s Sausage. 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm. MEDFORD
EAGLE POINT
Saturday, February 16 her beloved possessions such as her collection Main St, Medford.
Bryan Oliver - The Rogue Grape. 6 pm to 8 pm. 40TH ANNIVERSARY AT HANSON
Gypsy Jazz. Valentine’s Day Improv Show - Eagle Point of English White Ironstone. The natural light EXOTIC AND REMOTE: PHOTOGRAPHY
Brian Regan - The Craterian Theater. 7:30 pm to ASHLAND streaming in from nearby windows is all that is HOWARD GALLERY AN OREGON LOVE STORY: BY R.C. VASAVADA
9:30 pm. $44-50. High School. 7 pm. $2. Latin Dance Night - O’Shea’s Irish Pub. 8:30 pm
CENTRAL POINT needed to “paint” the items being photographed. Feb. 1 through Feb. 26. Opening Reception Feb. 1 WATERCOLORS BY BETTY BARSS Jan. 31 through April 2. Ravindra C. Vasavada
Step We Gaily: Rogue World Ensemble Tallboy, Korean Fire Drill, and Hardway Bend to 12 am. $7.
- Howiee’s On Front. 8 pm. Hard Rock. MEDFORD Dravus House - Oberon’s. 8 pm. Acoustic Folk.
Debra’s still life images truly reflect her personal from 5 pm to 8 pm. 2019 is our 40th anniversary Jan. 18 through March 1. Rogue Valley artist Betty photographs nature on his hikes in Alaska, Chile,
Concert - Crater Performing Arts Center. 7 pm Open Jam - Pier 21. 8 pm. style not only in photography but also in her and that has us taking a trip down memory lane. Barss is an accomplished and versatile watercolor California, Colorado, Nepal, Norway, Oregon,
to 9 pm. $5-15. Celtic Music. LEFT - Grape Street Bar & Grill. 8 pm to 11:30 Robbie DaCosta Trio - AQUA. 8 pm to 10 pm. Over the years the gallery has amassed a healthy artist. This exhibit showcases a wide range of
home. Ashland Art Center, 357 E Main St, Ashland. and Tibet. His photographs capture the mood of
pm. Rock. Acoustic, Jazz.
John Dough Boys - Walkabout Brewing PHOENIX Danielle Kelly Soul Project - Mt. Ashland Ski
collection of exceptional regional artists who have subjects from her beloved state of Oregon. each region, its simplicity, beauty, grandeur, and
GRANTS PASS Valentine’s Day - Wine & Brush. 6 pm to 8:30 ASHLAND LIBRARY ART SALON at some point been represented by us. Was there Reception Feb. 15 from 5:30 pm to 8 pm. Rogue immensity. Berryman Gallery at Craterian Theater,
Patrimony and The Shaky Harlots - The Haul. Company. 8 pm. Folk, Rock. Area. 5 pm to 8:30 pm. Jazz, Soul. an artist at that you loved and no longer see at the Gallery & Art Center, 40 S Bartlett St, Medford.
pm. $40. Sunday, February 24 at 2 pm. Richard Krieger is a 23 S Central Ave, Medford.
8 pm to 11 pm. Punk. Bryan Oliver - The Rogue Grape. 6 pm to 8 pm. Gypsy Soul - Grizzly Peak Winery. 7:30 pm to gallery? Maybe you wish you had collected one of
fine art photographer. His photography reflects
Acoustic. 9:30 pm. Blues, Jazz.
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EVENTS a NON partner dance class. PRE-REGISTRATION dental X-rays, please contact Carmen Mons at 541-
EVENTS Morning.” Tuesday, February 12 from 11:30 am to 1 pm.
AT ashland.or.us/register is required. Cost: $33 per 245-7750 or dental@roguecc.edu. To learn more Saturday, February 9 from 1pm to 2 pm. Make an Ojo de Dios!
four week session. The Grove Gym, 1195 E Main St, about the dental assisting program by visiting Friends of the Library Poetry Night 18+ YRS Using sticks and yarn, weave a beautiful “Eye of God.”
Ashland. www.roguecc.edu/dental. Share and listen to poetry with other readers and Saturday, February 16 from 1 pm to 2 pm.
writers.
LONG-TERM CARE OMBUDSMAN SECRETS & MYSTERIES AT BEEKMAN Wednesday, February 13 from 6 pm to 7 pm. ROGUE RIVER LIBRARY EVENTS
TRAINING BANK Learn to Crochet an Infinity Scarf 10-17 YRS
Feb. 5, 6, 7, 12, and 13 from 10 am to 3:30 pm. Feb. 1 and 2 at 6, 7, and 8 pm both nights. Begun MEDFORD LIBRARY EVENTS Learn the 3 easy stitches required to make a scarf,
The Office of the Long-Term Care Ombudsman by C.C. Beekman as a gold dust office in 1856 Random Fandom: Fairy Tale Spin-offs 12-18 YRS then finish your project with support.
provides Certified Volunteer Ombudsman and moved in 1863 to its current location at 110 Enjoy snacks and discuss the many fairy tale spin- Thursdays, February 7 and 14 from 5 pm to 6 pm.
for Oregonians living in nursing, assisted and W. California Street in Jacksonville, Beekman saw offs and retellings in our Young Adult collection.
residential living, and adult foster home facilities. over $40 million in gold cross his counters during Saturday, February 9 from 1 pm to 3 pm. SHADY COVE LIBRARY EVENTS
They serve as the voice of the resident, working to Jacksonville’s heyday in the 1800s—equivalent Library Ukuleles (LUKEs) 16+ YRS Friends of Shady Cove Library Book Sale
make the system is responsive to their needs and to almost $1 billion in today’s currency! Bring a Join Plaza Players & Friends to learn ukulele chords Fridays from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm.
wishes. To do that, they investigate the resident’s flashlight to make your own discoveries! Cost: and tuning, then play as a group from a fun Travel Stories & History with Dan and Carole
concerns and then work with facility staff and/or $5. Tours are limited to a maximum of 12 people selection of sheet music. All levels welcome. Nielson
others, as appropriate, until these concerns have and reservations are required! Call Historic Sunday, February 10 from 2:30 pm to 3:30 pm. Third Tuesday of each month from 5 pm to 6 pm.
been resolved. If you are interested in attending Jacksonville, Inc. at 541-245-3650 or e-mail info@ Color Happy! February 19: “Virginia Adventure”
this training, or plan to attend, please be sure to historicjacksonville.org. Beekman Bank, 110 W Drop in, enjoy coffee and donuts, and have fun
start the application process prior to the training. California St, Jacksonville. coloring! TALENT LIBRARY EVENTS
We will need your application, interview, and Tuesday, February 12 from 10 am to 12 pm. Classical Recorder Group 18+ YRS
Criminal Background Check completed prior to SEED SWAP I Heart Unicorns Preschool Storytime Bring your recorder and join in the musical
the training beginning. The online application can Thursday, February 7 from 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm. Enjoy unicorn-themed stories and crafts, play pin fun with a group that plays primarily classical
be found here: https://register.gotowebinar.com/ Bring your vegetable and flower seeds to trade the horn on the unicorn, and taste unicorn poop! selections. An ability to read music is necessary.
webinarOver. with other gardeners at this annual free seed Tuesday, February 12 from 10 am to 11 am. Tuesdays from 12 pm to 1 pm.
swap. Seed should be sorted from plant material. Sip & Origami 5-12 YRS Scrabble Club 18+ YRS
PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP Please bring containers or envelopes to take seed Sip cider while making origami hearts. Play Scrabble with an active group for challenge
Saturday, February 9 from 12 pm to 8 pm. Save home. The Nature Center will also be selling low- Tuesdays, February 12 and 26 from 4 pm to 6 pm. & fun.
yourself precious time and invest in education cost seed, harvested at the park by volunteers. For Teen Advisory Group (T.A.G.) 13-18 YRS Saturdays from 12 pm to 3 pm.
that will teach you years of knowledge that was more information, call the Nature Center at (541) T.A.G. members are dedicated, motivated teens Chess Club 18+ YRS
developed from tedious trial and error. Avoid 488-6606. North Mountain Park, 620 N Mountain in grades 7–12 who meet to brainstorm ideas, Play chess for challenge & fun.
THE HUMANE SOCIETY’S ADOPTION DAY IS AT GRANGE CO-OP IN discuss books and movies, and make crafts. Saturdays from 12 pm to 3 pm.
making the same mistakes I did and invest in a Ave, Ashland.
CENTRAL POINT FEB. 9.
workshop that will elevate your skill and allow Interested in joining? Contact your Medford Teen Cribbage Club 18+ YRS
_____ Classes _____ intended for students ranging from beginners to
advanced ceramicists looking for greater aesthetic
you to become the photographer you dream to
be. Cost: $199. For more information go to https://
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Sunday, February 10 from 6 pm to 8 pm. At the
Librarian.
Tuesday, February 12 form 4:30 pm to 5:30 pm.
Test your skill and luck against other experienced
cribbage players.
www.kadrien.com/shop/general. Ashland Springs Offers and Needs Market people identify possible Lunchtime Movies & Popcorn Saturdays from 12 pm to 3 pm.
achievement. The class is for both throwing on the
Hotel, 212 E Main St, Ashland. exchanges of their passions, knowledge, skills, Select Wednesdays at 12:00 pm.
CERAMICS WITH LISA ELDREDGE wheel and hand-building techniques and covers COLLABORATIVE THEATRE PROJECT’S VALENTINE’S EVENT:
Wednesdays from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm. Relaxing attachments of all sorts, advice on storage and resources, and needs in a rapid-fire process. It’s like February 13: A superhero known as Black Panther WHITE CITY LIBRARY EVENTS
VAUDEVILLE, VALENTINES, AND VINES IS FULL OF MUSIC, WINE,
days call for creative time. Spending a few hours maintaining works in progress as well as glazing MEDICARE WORKSHOP a mashup between speed dating, a time bank, and
AND FUNDRAISING.
defends Wakanda, a technologically advanced White City Bingo 6+ YRS
Tuesday, February 19 at 10 am. Linda Clarkson Craigslist. Bellview Grange, 1050 Tolman Creek Rd, country in Africa that has hidden itself away Join us for a family friendly good time. Win prizes,
spinning clay with Lisa Elredge at Ashland Art and finishing pieces. We have 8 wheels available,
and Melissa Mlasko will present the hour-long Ashland. Featuring the best local shops from dispensaries Persia Through the Ages from the rest of the world. Now, he must face a including books, gift certificates, swim passes, and
Center is the perfect recipe for a Wednesday. first come, first serve. Cost: $15. Ashland Art
workshop, explaining Medicare Parts A and B, and to grow shops, glass shops to artisans, THC Fair Tony Davis will discuss the deep historical roots dissident who wants to sell the country’s natural much more! This program is for ages 6+, adults
“Learn fundamental skills, get ideas for your next Center, 357 E Main St, Ashland.
project, collaborate, or work on your own during exploring options with Medicare Advantage Plans HOW TO MAKE HARD CIDER AND focuses on the growing cannabis community right of Iran, along with glimpses of modern life in the resources to fund an uprising. (2018/134m/PG-13) included. Saturday, February 9 from 2 pm to 3 pm.
this drop-in session.” The class accepts anyone 13 MASTER CLIMATE PROTECTOR and Medicare Supplements. Participants will also VINEGAR here in Southern Oregon while also bringing in big Islamic Republic. February 27: Based on a story by Ernest Cline and
and older. Ashland Art Center, 357 E Main St. Monday, February 11 from 6 pm to 9 pm. The learn how prescription drug plans work, how to Sunday, February 17 from 1 pm to 2 pm. Johnny national brands that are not readily available here. Sunday, February 10 from 2 pm to 3 pm. set in a dystopia in 2044, protagonist Wade Watts PROJECT FEEDERWATCH
get help with the cost of prescription drugs and Appleseed never came this far west so the This incredible combination of local dispensaries, Super Special Valentine’s Day Storytime searches for an Easter egg in a worldwide virtual Feb. 16 and March 2 and 16 from 9 am to 10 pm.
course offers 30 hours of exploration into
how Medicare works with the VA. The workshop is pioneers of the Rogue Valley had to plant their reality game, the discovery of which will lead him Help count birds visiting the feeders at North
SPANISH CONVERSATION GROUP the basics of global warming and its climate smoke shops, horticulture, hemp-based products Stories, songs, and activities.
available at no charge. To register, call the Central own apple trees if they wanted fresh cider, and informational sessions make this a one-stop Wednesday, February 13 from 10:45 am to 11:30 am. to inherit the game creator’s fortune. (2018/140m/ Mountain Park while learning to identify them
Thursdays from 3 pm to 5 pm. Work on your consequences, the intersection with energy and
Point Park and Recreation at 541-664-3321, Ext. hard cider, or vinegar. Today in our Valley, many destination for anyone curious about hemp or PG-13) with expert birders. The information collected
Spanish speaking skills in a comfortable setting at construction, the water and weather implications,
130. Central Point Computer Classroom, 155 S 2nd heirloom apple and pear trees’ fruit drop to the Makers & Hackers Night After Hours will be submitted to Cornell University’s project
a meeting for those learning Spanish. “This group the impact on agriculture, forestry, and our cannabis. There will be raffles, prizes and plenty CENTRAL POINT LIBRARY EVENTS
St, Central Point. ground unused. Learn how to turn apples into of opportunities to learn and shop. This event is Exercise your creativity and tap into your inner FeederWatch, a nationwide citizen-science bird-
is for English speakers learning Spanish, and does terrestrial systems, how human health, population Teen Advisory Group (T.A.G.) 11-18 YRS
hard cider and vinegar from local fermentation restricted to 21+ or 18+ with OMMP. Cost: $5-7. geek with Rogue Hack Lab. monitoring effort. Program takes place alternate
not provide practice for Spanish speakers learning growth, and consumption relate to the problem Teens from Central Point and surrounding
English. The group welcomes new participants and what we can do to address it. Cost: $100. To A POSITIVE APPROACH TO authors Kirsten and Christopher Shockey. In this This event is restricted to 21+ or 18+ with OMMP. communities meet to plan events, decorate
Thursday, February 14 from 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm. Saturdays, November - March. Pre-registration
interested in increasing fluency in Spanish register, go to https://socanmcp.eco/registration/. ALZHEIMER’S AND DEMENTIA CARE class, you will learn the science behind turning Jackson County Expo, 1 Peninger Rd, Central Point. bulletin boards, recommend materials for the YA
Teen Craft Challenge: Fairy Tale Home of Your not required for this free program. Call the
Tuesday, February 19 from 3 pm to 6 pm. The class fresh fruit juice to delicious hard cider and vinegar. Dreams 12-18 YRS Nature Center for more information at 541-488-
through casual conversation.” The class meets in collection, and more!
is designed to help anyone who cares for an aging Ashland Library, 410 Siskiyou Blvd, Ashland. Compete in teams to create the fairy tale home of 6606. North Mountain Park Nature Center, 620 N
the Guanajuato Room of Ashland Library, 410 INTERMEDIATE ACRYLIC PAINTING APPLEGATE LIBRARY EVENTS Feb. 7 from 4:30 pm to 5:30 pm. Crafternoons
Oregonian learn more about how to support your dreams. Win prizes! Mountain Ave, Ashland.
_ Kids & Family _
Siskiyou Blvd. Tuesdays, Feb. 26 through April 2 and April Applegate History Series Paint, glue, markers, glitter, string, and recyclables.
16 through May 21 from 10:45 am to 12:45 individuals with dementia and Alzheimer’s and GIVE THE GIFT OF LIFE Join us for local memorabilia and presentations Feb. 13 from 2 pm to 4 pm.
Saturday, February 16 from 1 pm to 3 pm.
respond to behavioral challenges. A professional Saturday, February 9 from 10 am to 4 pm. Dogs Medford Library Book Chat
TUTORIAL TUESDAYS pm. Continue your studies in acrylic painting about the lovely Applegate Valley.
instructor will share real-world experience in an will be arriving on the Saving Train from central Tuesday, February 12 • 5:30–6:30 p.m.
Join fellow genealogy researchers Tuesday techniques ranging from nature studies, Tuesdays, February 9 and 23 from 4 pm to 6 pm. GOLD HILL LIBRARY EVENTS
evenings at the Jackson County Genealogy landscape, figures and still life. Instructor-led interactive classroom environment. This class is California prior to the event. These are healthy, Applegate Library, 18485 North Applegate Road, LEGO Builders, Architects, & Engineers 4+ YRS
Discuss Flight Behavior by Barbara Kingsolver NINJAKIDS
free, thanks to funding by the State of Oregon. adoptable pets who have been overlooked or Medford Library - Carpenter Room, 205 South Mondays and Wednesdays from 4 pm to 5 pm.
Library––learn how to access the Library’s studies as well as the opportunity for students to Applegate. Build and display your own creations.
Visit www.OregonCarePartners.com to register have run out of time or space at overcrowded Central Avenue Children walk away from this class with a tough
websites, how to use them effectively, and how follow their own interests with individual support. Second and fourth Wednesday of each month on
and sign up for this no-cost class. Medford School shelters. The Grange Co-Op has generously ASHLAND LIBRARY EVENTS Feb. 13 and 27 from 2:30 pm to 3:30 pm. workout under his and her belt and having
to improve your research skills. Each webinar PRE-REGISTRATION AT ashland.or.us/register is
is shown twice, once at 5pm and again at 7pm. required. Please call 541.488.5340 for a supply list. District Education Center, 815 S Oakdale Ave, sponsored this rescue as a 2019 SoHumane Teen & Family Maker Day 11+ YRS Gold Hill Writer’s Critique Group 18+ YRS PHOENIX LIBRARY EVENTS developed basic Ninjutsu skills. This class is not
Medford. Business Partner. The Grange Co-Op will supply Innovate and explore with LEGO MINDSTORMS, Constructive feedback and support with fellow Phoenix Films: Foxes and Hares only to teach children these, but also to build self
___ Community ___
Webinars are FREE for Rogue Valley Genealogical Cost: $99. The Grove, 1195 E Main St, Ashland.
each pet and their new owners with an adoption littleBits, & SPHERO. writers. Registration required. Tuesdays at 2:45 pm. esteem, encourage exercising, and discipline.
Society members, and $5 for non-members.
package full of goodies to help the dogs adopted February 12: Animated retelling of the legend, The first week is free. Cost: $50. Rogue Protection
Jackson County Genealogy Library, 3405 S. Pacific CPR CERTIFICATION CLASSES Feb. 9 from 12 pm to 3 pm. Feb. 13 from 4 pm to 6 pm.
settle in to their new homes. Even if you can’t Teen Video Games 11-18 YRS Gold Hill Writer’s Critique Group 18+ YRS with animals. Robin Hood works to outwit the Group, 2185 #A1, Spalding Ave, Grants Pass.
Highway, Medford. For more information call 541- Wednesday, February 20 at the Riverside Campus
512-2340, email reception.JCGL@gmail.com, or from 5:30 pm to 9 pm. CPR Basic Life Support BALLROOM DANCING adopt, swing by for fun pet themed raffle baskets Join us after school for Wii & PS4 video games. Constructive feedback and support with fellow greedy prince as he attempts to take advantage of
stop by the Genealogy Library. For a listing of all (BLS) Recertification refreshes skills and renews Every Tuesday from 1:30 pm to 4 pm with lessons available. Enter to win and to raise funds for the Feb. 11 and 25 from 3:30 pm to 5 pm. writers. Registration required. the poor. (1973/83m/G) FAMILY FUN ARCHERY
starting at 12:30 pm. Every week Square Dance pets at SoHumane. Grange Co-op, 225 S Front St, Library Board Games 8+ YRS Feb. 13 from 4 pm to 6 pm. February 19: An orphaned fox strikes up an Mondays from 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm. Featuring
events and Tuesday tutorials, visit www.rvgsociety. credentials for individuals with a BLS provider
Hall is not only teaching the public how to Central Point. Learn and play new and popular board games Gold Hill Library Book Club 18+ YRS unlikely friendship. Voices...Mickey Rooney, Kurt moving targets/4D archery. Beginner’s welcome.
org. Jackson County Genealogy Library, 3405 S card. Cost: $60.
ballroom dance, but is opening its doors to invite with FunAgain Games. Discuss thought provoking books with other book Russell, Pearl Bailey, Jack Albertson, Jeanette All equipment supplied. Family rates. For
Pacific Hwy, Medford. Saturday, March 16 at the Riverside Campus
from 9 am to 3 pm. Basic Life Support (BLS) CPR everyone to enjoy the dance together. Lessons VAUDEVILLE, VALENTINES, AND Feb. 16 from 12 pm to 4 pm. lovers. Pick up December’s selection at the Gold Nolan. (1981/83m/G) ages 8 and up. Children required to shoot
SHORT POSE FIGURE DRAWING WITH Instructor Training provides training for students Cost: $3. Live music by Dave Flick. Square Dance VINES LEGO Builders, Architects, & Engineers 4+ YRS Hill Branch. February 26: A slacker named Fred adopts a rabbit with a supervising adult. More info at www.
Hall, 3377, Table Rock Rd, Medford. Thursday, February 14 at 6:30 pm. An exciting (voiced by Russell Brand) that jumps in front of his MoonbowArchery.com. The Grove, 1195 E Main St,
ANN DI SALVO already holding BCS provider status to become Build and display your own creations. February 15: “Trespassing on Einstein’s Lawn” by
evening of entertainment featuring the talents of Feb. 17 from 1 pm to 3 pm. Amanda Gefter car, and it turns out this particular creature is next Ashland.
Mondays from 10 am to 12:30 pm. Uninstructed CPR instructors. Cost: $375.
Short Pose Figure Drawing moderated by Ann RCC OFFERS FREE DENTAL X-RAYS some of the Rogue Valley’s favorite entertainers Magnet Day Movie Classics and More: African American History in line to become the Easter Bunny and doesn’t
DiSalvo This weekly gestures figure drawing BEGINNING BROADWAY DANCE FOR Jan. 18 through March 22. Here is an opportunity at the Collaborative Theatre Project. Treat your Explore and create with magnetic blocks, shapes, Mondays at 1 pm. want the job.(2011/93m/PG) DINOS AT THE LIBRARY
to see if you can get your dental X-rays for free Valentine to the tunes and entertainment popular Pond Life with John Jackson Digging Dinos with John Jackson of Bugs-R-Us
session has short and long poses up to 25 BOOMERS AND BEYOND and Magna-Tiles. February 11: A débutante (Emma Stone) conducts
and help an RCC student. The RCC Dental Assisting in the 1930’s and ‘40’s. This event, which is a Wednesday, February 20 all day. interviews with black female servants in 1960s Learn about reptiles, amphibians, fish, insects, Go back in time to learn about dinosaurs! Explore
minutes. Drop In. Unclothed model. Adults only. Wednesdays, Feb. 6 through 27 and March 6
program is looking for patients who qualify to company fundraiser offers a great show and Movie & Popcorn Mississippi, which sends her community into an birds, mammals, plants, and macroinvertebrates. real fossils, teeth, claws, and imitation skin. At the
Bring your own non-toxic materials. Cost: $9 for through 27 from 11 am to 12 pm. Have you ever
get X-rays between. A qualifying patient must delightful wines from Fences Winery paired with Last Wednesday of each month at 2 p.m. uproar. (2011)/146m/PG-13) Saturday, February 9 from 1 pm to 2 pm. conclusion of the program, participants will get to
members, $10 for non-members. Ashland Art secretly imagined dancing in a Broadway musical?
have at least 24 fully erupted teeth (visible and desserts. Cost: $25. Collaborative Theatre Project, February 27: The story of two men—the great Upriver Down River: Native Salmon Stories of the Art Escapades: Honoring Trees do a dinosaur fossil dig and take home whatever
Center, 357 E Main St, Ashland. This class is for beginning and continuing students
present in the mouth), be at least 18 years old, 555 Medford Center, Medford. Jackie Robinson and legendary Brooklyn Dodgers Rogue River Paint your favorite tree leaves onto a wooden (or whomever!) they find. Registration required.
of a “wise” age. We will move gently, have tons
and be eligible for a full-mouth X-ray. This usually plaque using dye and acrylic paints. All supplies Saturday, February 23 from 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm at
POTTERY AND HAND BUILDING WITH of fun, keep our brains challenged and bodies GM Branch Rickey—whose brave stand against ALL AGES, UNDER 14 W/ ADULT
LIZ O’BRIEN AND JEFF EDWARDS moving with easy dance routines to Broadway means you have NOT had a full-mouth X-ray in the HEMP & CANNABIS FAIR prejudice forever changed the world by changing Tish McFadden and Thomas Doty present native provided, including the hardware to hang your the White City Library, 3143 Avenue C.
last three years. For more information about free Saturday, February 9 and Sunday, February 10. the game of baseball. (2013/128m/PG-13) stories, songs, and excerpts from “Upriver to plaque.
Tuesdays from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm. This class is music. Unleash your inner Broadway star. This is
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EVENTS EVENTS
_____ Stage _____ Oregon Historical Society are proud to announce
the topics and speakers for the 2019 Windows
ambitious and far-ranging exploration that tracks
the legacy of crime and imprisonment in the
Journal Keeping is a one hour open discussion
designed to share experiences about the power of
Klamath-Siskiyou region. We hope the films inspire
you to action. For more information, go to https://
Every Monday and Tuesday in February from 6:30
pm to 8:30 pm.
in Time lecture series. The series features well- United States, from the historical roots of the personal writing. We will have the opportunity to www.siskiyoufilmfest.org/. Grants Pass Performing Every Monday and Tuesday in March from 6:30 pm
THE LITHIA WATER DIARIES known writers and historians and brings to American criminal justice system to our modern explore techniques, benefits, and spiritual insights Arts Center, 313 NE Olive St, Grants Pass. to 8:30 pm.
Feb. 16 and 23 at 8 pm and Feb. 17 and Feb. life the people, values, and events that shaped state of over-incarceration, and offers a bold vision found in the process of journaling. Bloomsbury Happy Hands and Feet Reflexology Class
24 at 3 pm. “The Lithia Water” Diaries capture our Southern Oregon heritage. The hour-long for a new future. Platt, a recognized authority in Books’ array of journals will be on display for WHY DO WE DISAGREE? Jan. 20, Feb. 17, and March 17 from 5 pm to 7 pm.
Ashland’s unique local culture with a dozen slice- presentations are held at the Medford Library the field of criminal justice, challenges the way we inspiration. Facilitated by local filmmaker and Friday, February 8 from 7 pm to 9 pm. A special Couples Weekend Retreat
of-life monologues from characters you couldn’t on the first Wednesday of each month and the think about how and why millions of people are Eckankar Cleric, Kathy Roselli. Bloomsbury Books, film night featuring Jonathan Haidt. Feb. 9 and 10, March 9 and 10 from 1 pm to 5 pm.
meet anywhere else: tourists, and travelers, and Ashland Library on the second Wednesday. tracked, arrested, incarcerated, catalogued, and 290 E Main St, Ashland.
Haidt’s groundbreaking 2011 book, The Righteous Register at www.familymassageEC.com or Call
disgruntled pot workers, conspiracy theorists, The 2019 Windows in Time lectures include: regulated in the United States. Bloomsbury Books,
Mind, laid the foundations for bridging our (541) 482-3567. Family Massage Education Center,
and actors, and prankster teens, and urban Discovering Abandoned Cemeteries: Locating 290 E Main St, Ashland. GOAL SETTING LISTENING SESSION growing political divide. The focus of this film 77 Manzanita St, Ashland.
shepherds, and more. Each tells their own story, Unmarked Graves Monday, February 11 at 6 pm. Join staff and
night is bringing his basic insights together to
their own perspective, their own challenges to Wilderness Survival, One Hundred Years Ago SEEDS OF SPRING SEMINAR commissioners and help form the vision for
living in a place everyone has a different opinion Feb. 13 with Paul Fattig Saturday, March 16 from 8:30 am to 4:15 pm. the 2019-2021 Biennium Budget Season. If you
help people gain a better understanding. In AWARENESS THROUGH MOVEMENT
on. It is by turns funny, shocking, heartwarming Registration is open for the 30th annual Seeds of are unable to attend the Goal Setting Session, three videos, he describes the moral foundations WEEKLY FELDENKRAIS CLASS
and provocative, using unique local archetypes UNDERSTAND A COURSE IN Spring Garden Seminar hosted by the Josephine an online survey is available at ashland.or.us/ of each tribe, how we help America heal, and Wednesdays from 10 am to 11:30 pm. Feldenkrais
to explore what it is like to live in a multi-faceted MIRACLES: PRINCIPLES AND County Master Gardeners. Featuring more than APRCgoalsSurvey, or you may pick up a hard copy effective ways we might come together to solve is a method that shows you how to move through
community in the midst of rapid change. Cost: $10- PRACTICE three dozen workshops, the one-day seminar will at The Grove and Ashland Senior Center. The our problems. Join Marla Estes & Rob Schlapfer the field of gravity in ways that use it to your
20. For more information and to purchase tickets, Feb. 18 from 7 pm to 9 pm. Understand and be held March 16 at Rogue Community College Grove, 1195 E Main St, Ashland. for an evening of videos, talking points and warm advantage. Most people have an adversarial
go to https://thelithiawaterdiaries.bpt.me/. Ashland apply the principles and feel your perception in Grants Pass. Participants may select up to four community conversation as we ask Why Do We relationship with gravity, but it can ground
Community Center, 59 Winburn Way, Ashland. shift! Taught by Alexandra, experienced guide for 90-minute workshops from a slate of 39 options at MEDFORD SMART METER TOWN HALL Disagree? This event is especially geared for those you if you know how to use it. This not only
bringing life back on purpose. In the first hour, the seminar. Topics include beekeeping, Orchids Thursday, February 7 at 6 pm. We are especially just discovering the need to bridge. Medford reduces wear and tear on joints, reducing pain;
THE GLASS MENAGERIE key Course principles are presented. After a short 101, safe use of pesticides, selling what you sow asking all who Opted Out of Smart Meters to Library, 205 S Central Ave, Medford. it also improves focus and learning. When you
Jan. 18 through Feb. 10. The beautifully break, in the second hour, we focus on how to and how to design a firewise landscape. Cost: $35. attend. Have you experienced Headaches or Ear are comfortable in your body, learning is easy,
written portrait of a fragile young woman, her apply in daily life with a guided meditation to To register go to http://go.roguecc.edu/department/ Ringing? Have your Bills gone up? All people OSCAR NOMINATED SHORTS AT inspiration is spontaneous and creativity abounds.
domineering mother, and the brother who loves integrate. Beginners and long-time students, all community-education/seeds-spring-seminar. Rogue wanting to fight Smart Meters welcome! 30 min VARSITY THEATER Cost: $15 Drop-in, $50 per month, first class free.
them but loathes his life with them is a poignant welcome.Bring your ACIM book if you have it, Community College, 3345 Redwood Hwy, Building presentation by Randal Barrett to be followed by Friday, February 8 through Friday, February Feldenkrais Studio Jacksonville, 235 Main St,
memory play that is one of the author’s most extra books also onsite. Suggested $20 donation. A, Grants Pass. Q&A. Medford Library, 205 S Central Ave, Medford. 15. Local audiences have the opportunity to Jacksonville.
popular works. Cost: $18-25. To purchase tickets
and showtimes go to www.CTPMedford.org or
Talent Library Community Room, 101 Home St,
Talent. HOW TO HAVE DEVICES NOT BE _____ Food _____ watch the acclaimed short films that have been
nominated for an Academy Award. Only one ticket THAI CHI CHUAN OPEN HOUSE AND
call the theatre at (541) 779-1055. Collaborative DIVISIVE FOR OUR FAMILY is required to attend both the Animated and Live DEMONSTRATION
BEEHIVE: THE 60S MUSICAL WILL PLAY AT CABARET THROUGH MARCH 31. Theatre Project, 555 Medford Center, Medford. GUILD LECTURE SERIES: EARLY Friday, February 15 from 6:30 pm to 8 pm. Kim NEW WINTER ROGUE VALLEY Action Shorts on Feb. 8. The programs will run Friday, February 8 from 6:30 pm to 8 pm. Tai
ROMAN EMPERORS John Payne will be giving a lecture on how GROWERS & CRAFTERS MARKET for a week at the Varsity following the benefit Chi Chuan is a Chinese Martial Way and form
KIDS’ MUSIC JAM is an inclusive class for children ages four to 10 to BEEHIVE: THE 60s MUSICAL Feb. 20 and March 20 from 12 pm to 1 pm. One to support children around media while not Thursdays from 8:30 am to 1:30 pm. We are
screenings. Cos: $9.25. More information including of moving meditation characterized by its
Feb. 12, 19, and 26 from 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm. This experience music, dance, singing, storytelling and Jan. 31 through March 31. “Beehive: the 60’s of the most fascinating periods in Roman history becoming anti-screen but pro-connection. His now open for the winter, and it’s indoors! Are
film descriptions, trailers, and ratings are available harmonious sequence of slow, relaxed and
is an inclusive class for children ages four to 10 to playing games. PRE-REGISTRATION AT ashland. Musical” recalls the days of miniskirts, transistor involves the first century of rule by the Roman talk will cover many aspects of the question, “How you looking for fresh, locally grown produce,
radios and flower power. Told from the perspective Emperors. This series of three one-hour lectures do we maintain loving limits and strong family hand-crafted gifts or artisan foods? Join us each at https://shorts.tv/theoscarshorts/. Varsity Theater, fluid movements. Tai Chi practice harmonizes
experience music, dance, singing, storytelling and or.us/register is required. Cost: $30. The Grove,
of six young women who came of age in this will investigate the origins of the office of emperor connection in a world where increasingly screens Thursday for local products and produce. Fry 166 E Main St, Ashland. movement, breath and awareness to promote
playing games. PRE-REGISTRATION AT ashland. Ottemon Room, 1195 E Main St, Ashland.
enigmatic decade, now taking a look back on in the actions of Augustus, grand-nephew of are supreme?” This includes how to help children Family Farm Store, 2184 Ross Lane, Medford. vitality, clear focus and depth of spirit. It allows us
or.us/register is required. Cost: $30. The Grove,
LIVE STREAM OF 91ST ANNUAL
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a host of issues ranging from their first Beehive Julius Caesar, and how the emperorship fared build focus, grit, and good judgement so that to slow down and closely observe ourselves and
Ottemon Room, 1195 E Main St, Ashland.
Dance to the challenges we faced as a nation. under his successors from the Julio-Claudian media driven images do not deter them from ASHLAND CULINARY MONTH ACADEMY AWARDS our environment, providing a powerful antidote
Featuring music from Aretha Franklin, Janis Joplin, family, including Tiberius, Claudius, Caligula, shaping their own self-esteem, hopes, and dreams. For the month of February restaurants, wineries, Sunday, February 24 from 4 pm to 8:30 pm. to the stress and strain of modern life. For more
PRESCHOOL PUPPET THEATER
Second Friday of each month: Feb. 8, March 8, Tina Turner, Diana Ross, and Dusty Springfield. and Nero. The Feb. 20 lecture will examine Suggested donation of $10. Siskiyou School, 631 and food artisans across Ashland will be Film fans are also invited to join the Ashland information about the Open House and also an
MOUNTAIN BIKING IN JACKSONVILLE Cost: $25-39. Go to oregoncabaret.com for more Augustus’ emperorship, his extraordinary Clay St, Ashland. offering special dishes, several course meals, Independent Film Festival for the live broadcast of Introductory Tai Chi Chuan Workshop on February
April 12, and May 10 from 10:30 am to 11:45 am. Wednesdays, 6 pm, year-round. Cycle Analysis
Gather around and see what Trickster Coyote and information. Cabaret, 241 Hargadine St, Ashland. political skills, and the thorny problem of how and classes. The public is invited to dine in any the 91st Annual Academy Awards at the Historic 9, please call 541-482-5435 or visit siskiyouaikikai.
hosts an all ages, two hour group Mountain to prepare for the successful succession of the DISCOVERING FAMILY THROUGH and all participating establishments, with the
friends are up to this season. A brief nature lesson Ashland Armory in Ashland. The Oscar Night org. Siskiyou Aikikai, 777 E Main St, Ashland.
Bike ride on the Britt Trails in Jacksonville and ROMEO & JULIET next emperor, with attention to the succession of ARTIFACTS opportunity to wine gift cards and other prizes.
will be followed by the puppet show and play Fundraising Gala is Ashland’s red carpet event of
John’s Peak, which has over 200 miles of trail.
time. A snack and related craft/activity will then Thursday, February 14 at 7:30 pm. Join us this Tiberius and Claudius. The March 20 lecture, will Tuesday, February 19 from 1:30 pm to 3 pm. Ashland Restaurant week is Feb. 4 through Feb. the year. View the Oscars on the big screen, enjoy a EMBODYING THE SACRED HEART
Come enjoy good food, friends, and a great ride. Valentine’s Day at the Craterian Theater for a investigate the difficulties in the succession to the Learn how to to discover the history associated 10, with more special offers and prizes. For more
be available. Reservations are guaranteed only five-course meal by Smithfields, a complimentary Thursdays, Jan. 31 to Feb. 21 from 1 pm to 2 pm.
Everyone is welcome. Helmets mandatory at special presentation of Eugene Ballet’s Romeo & Emperorship after Claudius, with a close look at with your treasured family possessions. Guest information, go to http://www.ashlandchamber.
until 10:30am. Please arrive early, as space and libation, cash bar, and, of course, red carpet Embodied prayer guide, physical therapist, and
parking is limited (no late seating). Children must all times, lights in the winter. Cycle Analysis in Juliet. Cost: $22-38. Purchase tickets anytime at two controversial emperors, Caligula, and Nero. speaker Charlotte Wirfs will share tales about com/Page.asp?NavID=1414. photos. Cost: $115-880. More information and Nia Black Belt Rachael R. Resch will facilitate
be accompanied by an adult at all times during Jacksonville, 535 N Fifth St. www.cycleanalysis. www.craterian.org. For questions please call our Medford Library, 205 S Central Ave, Medford. heirlooms passed from one generation to another tickets are available at ashlandfilm.org. Ashland “Embodying the Sacred Heart,” the second of
the program. PRE-REGISTRATION AT ashland. net. Free. box office at (541) 779-300. Craterian Theater, 23 S at the Rogue Valley Genealogical Society’s public CORK ‘N’ FORK Armory, 208 Oak St, Ashland. the 2018-2019 Trinity Episcopal Church Celtic
HAVE YOU BEEN “GREEN” IN LIFE?
____ Wellness ____
or.us/register is required. Cost: $6 per child. North Central Ave, Medford. program and members meeting, and help you Wednesday, February 13 at 6 pm. This month
Program’s InterFaith Embodied Prayer series. All
Mountain Park, 620 N Mountain Ave, Ashland. MOVING TARGET 4D ARCHERY WHAT ABOUT GOING GREEN IN begin to learn the history of these treasured family at Paschal Winery Creative Celebrations are
classes are free. Drop-ins are welcome. Classes
Wednesdays from 6:30 pm to 8 pm. Featuring LEGENDS OF COYOTE DEATH? possessions. Rogue Valley Genealogy Library, 3405 assembling the Cork ‘n’ Fork dinners. This
take place at Trinity Episcopal Church Parish Hall,
WINTER YOUNG ARTISTS’ STUDIO moving targets/4D archery. Beginner’s welcome. Sunday, February 10 at 1:30 pm and 4 pm. Learn Sunday, February 10 from 4 pm to 5:30 pm. S Pacific Hwy Medford. Wednesday diners can enjoy turkey meatloaf with
WITH JENNY CALABA
Wednesdays, Feb. 13 through March 20 from 3:30
All equipment supplied. Multi-session rates
available. For ages 15 and up. More info at www.
Native American words, songs, and trickster
tales of how things came to be! Nearly every
Explore what green burial really means and how
it contributes to natural resource conservation.
____ Meetings ____ apricot bourbon glaze, mashed potatoes, and a
roast vegetable medley. Cost: $10.
COMMUNITY COUNSELING CENTER
The Community Counseling Center offers low
44 North Second Street in Ashland. All ages and
abilities, all faiths, paths and spiritualities are
indigenous culture in the world tells ‘trickster Learn your options for having a green burial right Wednesday, February 20 at 6 pm. Creative cost, sliding-scale, professional counseling for welcome. No previous movement experience is
pm to 5 pm. Ages seven to 11. In this exploratory MoonbowArchery.com. The Grove, 1195 E Main St,
tales’. Prevalent in North America are stories here in the Rogue Valley. Bring your curiosity, RCC MASSAGE THERAPY PROGRAM Celebrations is dishing up braised Mediterranean individuals, couples, adolescents, families and necessary. Chairs are available for those who need
workshop young artists will get their hands in Ashland.
about the infamous Coyote! Legends of Coyote questions and a notepad for an evening of MEETINGS chicken with fire roast tomatoes, kalamata olives children. The CCC is located at 600 Siskiyou Blvd, them. Donations are welcome. For information,
clay, press original prints, construct eye catching
is a compilation of two hilarious stories and is discussion and resources for planning your own March 4, April 16, and May 28 from 5:30 pm to 7 and capers, pasta Alfredo, and a mixed green salad Ashland. Cost: $40. Visit www.cccofashland.com contact Rachael Resch at (541) 301-3493, or, nia-
mosaics, and much more! Cost: $75 for members, AFTER-SCHOOL LACROSSE
performed with puppets, masks, and costumes green burial. Home funerals will also be discussed. pm. Learn about local employment opportunities, with fig balsamic dressing. Cost: $10. To make a or call 541-708-5436 for more information and to ashland@jeffnet.org, or www.RachaelResch.com.
$85 for non-members. To register go to https:// Wednesdays and Fridays, Jan. 30 through Feb. 22,
www.roguegallery.org/register.pl. Rogue Gallery & inspired by Pacific Northwest Native American art. PRE-REGISTRATION AT ashland.or.us/register is including wage ranges and the meaning of reservation, go to paschalwinery.com or call (541) purchase tickets. The Phoenix Clubhouse, 310 N Trinity Episcopal Church Parish Hall, 44 N 2nd St,
Feb. 27 through March 22, and April 3 through
Art Center, 40 S Bartlett, Medford. Tears of Joy Theatre is an award-winning puppet required. Cost: $10. North Mountain Park, 620 N “accredited,” a “one-year certificate,” and “financial- 535-7957. Paschal Winery, 1122 Suncrest Rd, Talent. Main St, Phoenix. Ashland.
April 26 from 3:30 pm to 5 pm. Join SOU lacrosse
theater from Portland, Oregon. Craterian Theater, Mountain Ave, Ashland. aid eligible.” This program includes the training
club players and coaches to learn about one of
CERAMICS FOR KIDS WITH LIZ O’BRIEN 23 S Central Ave, Medford. and practicum hours that meet the requirements LOVE BLENDS US TOGETHER NEW YOGA CLASS WITH WOLF RESTORING & EMBODYING
the fastest growing sports in the country! Limited
Mondays from 3:30 pm to 5 pm. A fun way for kids AUTHOR ELLEN GARDNER AT for Oregon state licensure and national Thursday, February 14 at 7 pm. Please join us to an PURNANANDA RESILIENCY, VITALITY, AND FITNESS
supplies of gear are available for participants. PRE- RHYTHM OF THE DANCE BLOOMSBURY BOOKS
to explore the world of clay! Ages five to six must certification. For more information, visit www. unforgettable evening of food and wine and Wednesdays from 8 am to 9:30 am. Wolf’s 10 week series on Mondays beginning Feb. 11
REGISTRATION AT ashland.or.us/register is required. Friday, February 15 at 7:30 pm. For over 20 years, Monday, February 18 at 7 pm. Author Ellen roguecc.edu/massage or contact them at 541-956- Let us share with you all of our current favorite
bring a supervising adult for their first class. Ages enthusiasm for healing infuses his Yoga teachings. from 10 am to 11:15 am. Though we experience
Ages: seven to 14. Cost: $40. Ashland Middle Rhythm of the Dance has brought the history Gardner will be at Bloomsbury Books to promote 7066 or massage@roguecc.edu. RCC Redwood Paschal Blends. While winemaker Rene
seven to 12 may come unaccompanied by adult. He teaches Hatha based classes focused on pain in the body, most often the origin is faulty
School, 100 Walker Ave, Ashland. of the Irish Celts to millions of fans around the her book “Side-swiped: a Motorhome Adventure.” Campus, Building M, Room 1, 3345 Redwood Hwy, Eichman shares a few secrets about the art of
All parents must sign their children in, pay prior foundational alignment and connection within. neuro-movement habits in our brains, which have
to class and leave emergency contact info with globe as one of the top Irish step shows in the When eighty-year-old Walter Emmons decides Grants Pass. blending,chefs from Dancing Cats will wow you His Yoga and Meditation classes are designed to been “wired” over a lifespan. Patricia will guide you
Ashland Art Center. Cost: $10 for drop-ins, plus
WINTER WONDERLAND SNOWSHOE world. Champion dancers and brilliantly talented to buy a thirty-seven foot motorhome, his wife with perfectly matched five-course meal! Cost:
not only advance your practice physically, but in movement explorations designed to wake up
$3 firing fee. Ashland Art Center, 357 E Main St, Saturday, February 16 from 10 am to 3 pm. Join musicians combine to deliver a high-energy Ernestine is not only shocked because he’s never MAMA TEA TIME $65. To make a reservation, go to paschalwinery.
to tap into the emotional, mental and energetic your mind/body/soul for learning, tapping into
Ashland. KS Wild’s Michael Dotson and other participants production, complete with blazing footwork, been the least bit interested in traveling, but she Thursdays from 10 am to 12 pm. A safe space com or call (541) 535-7957. Paschal Winery, 1122
bodies. He completes his classes with sound the remarkable self-healing capacity you have
on a moderate difficulty, 3-4 mile winter soaring vocals and spectacular musicianship. is deathly afraid that something will happen to created by women for women. Through deep Suncrest Rd, Talent.
_____ Film _____ healings and meditation techniques. Wolf’s classes at this moment for embodied fitness and health.
KIDS CLAY WITH KEELEY BITTNER snowshoe hike above the Rogue Valley. Snow Expertly merging the past with the present, him and she will have to drive it. As Walter goes sharing, we will discuss all things motherhood,
have been described as, “Healings…sprinkled Drop-ins are welcome. Cost: $140 for series, $16
Tuesdays from 3:30 pm to 5 pm. A special clay accumulation and levels will determine what this constantly evolving show promises to wow through bewildering changes, their golden-years from the mystical to the mundane. Whether you
theatergoers. Irish eyes won’t be the only ones adventure turns into a luckless misadventure. With have been a mother for 2 days or 30 years, are an with yoga.” Cost: $15 per class. Family Massage for drop-ins. Call to Inquire & pre-register: (414)
class created just for kids! Join clay instructor trail we hit. We will likely find ourselves among
smiling during this rhythmic extravaganza! heart and humor, they help each other navigate Auntie, a Sister, haven’t yet welcomed your babe SISKIYOU FILMFESTIVAL Education Center, 77 Manzanita St, Ashland. 535-7283. 207 Granite St, Ashland.
Keeley Bittner for a special clay class tailored just the snow-covered evergreens near Mt. Ashland
for young people. Explore the medium and make or in the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument. Cost: $22-38. Craterian Theater, 23 S Central Ave, the unexpected turns. Bloomsbury Books, 290 E earthside, or are still waiting to become pregnant, Sunday, February 10 from 4 pm to 9:30 pm. KS
Medford. Main St, Ashland. you are welcome here. Family Massage Education Wild’s Siskiyou FilmFest focuses on the activism, WELLNESS CLASSES AT FAMILY
___ Presentations ___
some cool stuff! Max 10 students. Cost: $10 for Participants are responsible for having their own
drop-ins, plus $3 firing fee. Ashland Art Center, Center, 77 Manzanita St, Ashland. science and history of the environmental MASSAGE EDUCATION CENTER
snowshoes, which can be rented for the day from
357 E Main St, Ashland. any one of our outdoor retail partners - Get n
AUTHOR TONY PLATT AT movement and features award winning films Pregnant Partners Home Massage Class
Gear, Mountain Provisions, or REI (in Medford). To
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KIDS’ MUSIC JAM WINDOWS IN TIME LECTURES Tuesday, February 19 at 7 pm. “Beyond These KEEPING PRESENTED BY KATHY today’s environmental challenges on a local, Parent-Baby Home Massage Class
register, go to https://www.kswild.org/upcoming-
Feb. 5, 12, 19, and 26 from 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm. This Jackson County Library Services and the Southern Walls” by Berkeley professor Tony Platt is an ROSELLI regional and global scale. Whenever possible we Feb. 9 through March 9 from 6 pm to 7:30 pm.
events/2019/2/16/winter-wonderland-snowshoe.
Monday, February 11 at 7 pm. The Art of Spiritual offer films produced in or about Oregon or the Couples/Singles Massage Class
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