Suzie Savoie, Owner of Klamath-Siskiyou Native Seeds, will present how to successfully collect native seeds and propagate, to increase biodiversity and habitat in your garden.
Jenny Kuehnle, from Ahimsa Gardens, will speak on Rain Gardens and their "slow" water solutions for groundwater recharge, soil rehydration, and natural fire breaks.
Baroque brass and woodwind instruments take the spotlight in Handel’s timeless Water Music, HWV348-350. Also featured are harpsichord works of Couperin and Froberger, offering a water-inspired interlude! Tickets available at jeffersonbaroque.org or at the door.
Baroque brass and woodwind instruments take the spotlight in Handel’s timeless Water Music, HWV348-350. Also featured are harpsichord works of Couperin and Froberger, offering a water-inspired interlude! Tickets available at jeffersonbaroque.org or at the door.
Baroque brass and woodwind instruments take the spotlight in Handel’s timeless Water Music, HWV348-350. Also featured are harpsichord works of Couperin and Froberger, offering a water-inspired interlude! Tickets available at jeffersonbaroque.org or at the door.
Bonni Engelhardt, landscape designer from Shooting Star Nursery, will talk about spring maintenance.
Local musicians of Jefferson Baroque offer a concert of small ensembles. Enjoy the beautiful and varied world of the Baroque trio sonata in a Showcase Concert featuring works of Bach, Corelli, Vivaldi, Pepusch, Telemann, Handel, and Quantz. These small chamber works provide the perfect opportunity to showcase the talents of individual members of the orchestra.
You will become a royal guest as you imagine yourself dining to the sweet sounds of Telemann’s Tafelmusik in Jefferson Baroque Orchestra’s presentation of the complete Tafelmusik Production I. The first of three productions composed by Telemann specifically for ceremonial dinners, this work showcases two traversi (Baroque flutes) in a delectable array of orchestral and
Lucretia Weems, Landscape Architect, will discuss ornamental grasses, their beauty in the garden despite deer and drought.
Rona Jackson, Manager of Ashland Greenhouses, will talk about Spring Plants.
Celebrate the arrival of Autumn with a bountiful harvest of Baroque works chosen specifically for the season! Vivaldi’s showy violin concerto, “Autumn” from The Four Seasons & Bach’s Cantata BWV 17, “Wer Dank opfert, der preiset mich” are featured along with lesser-known but equally brilliant works by Guido and Collasse in this delightful season-opener. 3:00
Rogue Valley Peace Choir, now in its 21st year, comprises more than 50 voices from across the valley, directed by Rob Griswell-Lowry and accompanied by Mikiko Petruccelli. The mission of the choir is to promote peace, social justice and the well-being of our planet. This is the final public concert of the season for the
(It’s free)
