Gidion’s Knot explores a mother (Erica Sullivan) and a teacher’s (Domenique Lozano) experience of coping with the unimaginable, and discovers the truth behind their shared grief over the mother’s son,
Siskiyou Music Project welcomes back Hammond B3 player Brian Ho with his Bay Area trio, featuring guitar phenom Hristo Vitchev and drummer Isaac Schwartz for a performance at Grizzly Peak
The internationally acclaimed Dragoș Ilie brings an enchanting and intimate program to southern Oregon, inspired by the love of his home of Romania. Dragoș has delighted audiences across Europe, Asia,
Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the exquisite pairing of Rupert Boyd on classical guitar and Laura Metcalf on cello. Boyd Meets Girl combines the thrilling virtuosity of two world-renowned
Written by Tracy Letts and directed by former Oregon Shakespeare Festival artistic director Henry Woronicz, “August Osage County” takes a look at the lives of the strong-willed women of the
Sage on Stage: Jessica Sage, artistic director of the Rogue Theater Company, gets into the nitty gritty of theatrical production … and more.
Talent residents packed the meeting room in Talent Library beyond capacity Wednesday evening, filling every chair, lining walls and halls and peering through doorways, all for the opportunity to participate in a question and answer session with Ryan Flynn, president of Pacific Power.
Obituary: Clayton Samuel Gordon Jr. passed away peacefully on Aug. 19 at the age of 101. Clayton Gordon enjoyed volunteering at the downtown information booth together with his wife, Betty. He encouraged visitors to drink from the infamous Lithia water fountain in the Plaza.
An Ashland man is in custody on child exploitation charges involving photographs of at least six alleged victims, all young girls, Ashland police Chief Tighe O’Meara said Friday. Craig Albert Johnson was arrested and jailed after an investigation originating with the Central Point Police Department found evidence of child exploitation in Ashland.
“What’s in a name?” Is an oft-repeated Shakespearean refrain that could describe the Ashland Parks & Recreation Commission meeting Wednesday night. Henceforth, the parks commission proposed that it be known as the Ashland Parks & Recreation Department to avoid confusion about its more integrated role in city government.
Qualified applicants to become judge of the city of Ashland’s municipal court are asked to send a letter of interest and a resume to the city recorder by the new, extended deadline of Oct. 1, City Manager Sabrina Cotta said in a news release Wednesday.
Annie Katz: Cultivating stillness, resting in a quiet body and a quiet mind, connects us to a deep well of inner peace.
(It’s free)