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The Ella Redkey Pool was founded, constructed, and operated in 1954. Currently it is a geothermally heated outdoor swimming pool that is open to the public and functions all year round. More

You'll find LPs, 45s, cassettes, stereo gear, memorabilia and more at the 13th annual Southern Oregon Record Show.10 a.m. - 5 p.m.Admission: $5 (Early admission is $25 with 9 a.m. entry) More

With over 10,000 square feet of floor space, is it any wonder that Elegance is one of the Rogue Valley’s largest antique, gift, and wine shops? Not bad for a business whose real specialty is lighting. More

An amazing lavender experience awaits you in the Applegate Valley and beyond. Nestled among the vineyards and tranquil fields are six unique family-run lavender destinations, most offering U-pick lavender flowers, lavender essential oils, exquisite lavender products and crafts, lavender plants and lavender-related classes. With six farms to explore, this family-friendly event offers something for everyone. Check each farm's website for specific offerings and hours of operation. More

For a few days in July, Roseburg turns into a sea of bright colors, smokey fumes, roaring engines and tons of smiling faces. Graffiti Weekend is a favorite annual event in Roseburg and the premier car show event in the Pacific Northwest bringing in more than 1,000 classic cars and trucks. While Graffiti Weekend is packed with back-to-back cruises, competitions and shows, everything seems to slow down and take a step back in time during this nostalgic and not-to-be missed event.    More

Golden Grove Collective offers locally made goods as well as art workshops and events. Their in house brand, Golden Grove Paper, is designed and produced by the owner, Amanda Grove. More

Grants Pass Growers Market is a 37-year-old community tradition that takes place year-round. Both summer and winter markets are sensory extravaganzas to please even the most sophisticated palates. From fresh peaches and berries to sweet corn and carrots, tomatoes and squash, the produce is unsurpassed in quality and diversity. There are award winning wines, locally roasted coffee, organic beef and farm-fresh eggs - something for everyone. It's impossible to leave hungry when a variety of snacks and meals beckon. Musicians and mimes entertain while artisans... More

Artwork by local, regional, national, and international emerging artists which challenges preconceived ideas and attitudes, is featured in RCC's FireHouse Gallery. A variety of art educates and inspires viewers from the college and community. The gallery is located at the corner of H and Fourth Streets in the Historic City Hall, Grants Pass, Oregon. Their hours are 11:30am-4:30pm Tuesday-Friday.  They have tours by appointment only.  For more information call (541) 956-7489 or 956-7339 (office) More

Theater productions are produced quarterly at Umpqua Community College (UCC) and performed at the Centerstage Theatre of the Whipple Fine Arts Building.The UCC Fine and Performing Arts Department provides educational opportunities for students interested in obtaining a college transfer degree, Associate of Arts, or personal enrichment in Music, Theater, and Visual Arts. Classes are held in the Whipple Fine Arts Center. The 182-seat Centerstage Theatre is a classroom for theater, lighting, makeup and set design. Backstage has a costume loft, wood shop, makeup area and... More

Located in Southern Oregon's main trail running destination, Ashland, Rogue Valley Runners equips athletes with the right gear for their specific needs. The store also hosts weekly running clubs. More

Our mission is to make history come alive by collecting, preserving, and sharing the stories and artifacts of our common heritage. In the past 65 years we have collected and preserved almost a million artifacts and their accompanying stories. And we have shared them with thousands of children and adults who have visited our museums, attended our programs, and marveled over our the treasures in our Research Library. Discover the meaning, value, and delight in exploring the history of Jackson county and southern Oregon. More

Wildlife Safari is a fun-filled family destination where you can view animals in their natural habitat, roaming freely as they do in the wild. We are also a world renowned medical and research facility and a nationally recognized educational facility for veterinary and biological sciences. These key points make Wildlife Safari a favorite stop for those traveling along the I-5 corridor through southern Oregon, and a worthwhile destination for those who haven't even considered our area in their travel plans. More

Discover the history of historic Oakland. The free Oakland Museum is open every day except holidays. Pick up a map of the city's self-guided Historic Walking Tour at the museum. More

Crater Rock Museum has been in Central Point since it was founded in 1954 by Frieda and Delmar Smith. It’s now a 12,000 square foot facility, housing World Class exhibits and the finest displays of rocks, minerals, petrified wood, and fossils on the West Coast. And of course, there’s more! Our recent expansion included a larger, remodeled gift shop, and additional meeting rooms. We invite you to include us in your travel plans. You’ll be every so pleased you did! More

Craterian Performances is the membership-based, not-for-profit agency that owns and operates the Craterian Ginger Rogers Theater for the community of Southern Oregon. More

When it comes to memorable evenings, there’s nothing quite as magical as one spent at the theater. While all of Oregon’s arts venues have had a tough year, the Oregon Shakespeare Festival began welcoming back in-person audiences in July 2021, nearly a year after the 2020 wildfires that tore through Southern Oregon. Here’s why you should make a trip to Ashland to show your love for the iconic thespian-filled event. More

The Upper Rogue Historical Society's Trail Creek Museum is devoted to the pioneer history of the region. The former tavern features artifacts, pictures, and stories depicting life as it was on the Upper Rogue in the beginning and very early years of settlement. More

Come explore the natural beauty Oregon's Trail has to offer by rafting, picnicking by the river, fishing, or just relaxing by the BBQ. Everyone deserves to take a step away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. What better place to relax than the Rogue? More

The Lane House has served as headquarters of the Douglas County Historical Society since 1959 when the great granddaughter of General Joseph Lane deeded, this last home of the General, to the society. More

Proud of its extensive inventory, Indigo Beads offers a huge selection of firepolished glass, semi-precious gemstones, Swarovski crystals, all of the bead store standards, and thousands of unique findings and miscellaneous loose beads. The shop also offers designer jewelry, with custom designs available, and lots of free help and advice. More

The only upscale consignment shop in the Klamath Basin, offering unique inventory, high-end brands for men and women, and also all types of home decor and furniture in like-new condition. More

Located in Downtown Klamath Falls, Chocolate Thyme carries chocolates, teas, spices and gift baskets from around the world. More

Located in beautiful Downtown Klamath Falls, Blonde Pineapple offers modern farmhouse decor, furniture, lighting, textiles, boutique apparel, footwear, leather goods and jewelry. Also home to KB Designs DIY Workshop. More

The Fort Klamath Museum is located 35 miles north of Klamath Falls on Highway 62. The eight-acre museum and park includes the parade grounds from a 19th century frontier military post.Open Thursday through Monday from June through September. Closed most Tuesdays and Wednesdays. More

The cooler climes of winter bring quieter times to the pristine lakes and rivers of Southern Oregon. With fewer people on the water, it's a great season for anglers to wet a line. More

As a native Oregonian (born and raised in the Coast Range and then Eugene), I grew up with my parents taking my sisters and I camping every summer for “vacation.” We’d always go to the same couple spots we loved, but since moving to Portland in 2006, I’ve done a lot of exploring elsewhere – from the North Coast to Steens Mountain, the Alvord Desert to the Wallowas, and the high desert of Central Oregon. But Southern Oregon has always been an area that I’ve... More

I drove to Crater Lake National Park last night to photograph the Milky Way rising above the rim. I’ve waited months for the roads to open and spring storms to pass, so I could spend a night in solitude with the stars. Near 1:00 a.m., I was staring upward towards a clear night sky when… More

For world-class arts, fine wine and a friendly welcome, explore these towns along the Southern Oregon Arts and Bounty Electric Byway. More

Two inches per hour. That’s how fast the snow’s falling outside. Enough snow that, if you add serious wind, you officially have a blizzard. More

If you're ready to move past sipping pinots in the city and journey to the rugged roots of Oregon's wineries, consider a wine-themed rafting trip on the Rogue River. More