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Oregon Fringe Festival 2022
The Oregon Fringe Festival Announces 2022 Festival Dates! Mark your calendars! The Oregon Fringe Festival is thrilled to announce that this year’s festival will take place Wednesday, April 27 – Sunday, May 1, 2022. After a long break of gathering in person to enjoy live performances, the Oregon Fringe Festival

The Servant of Two Masters by Carlo Goldini, directed by Brendan McMahon
A perpetually famished lackey schemes to double his wages by serving two masters simultaneously, and goes to increasingly desperate lengths to conceal his ruse. A zany farce featuring all the iconic characters from the world of commedia dell’arte. Directed by Brendan McMahon.

The 2022 Oregon Fringe Festival Application Deadline is December 27!
The 2022 Oregon Fringe Festival Application Deadline is December 27! The deadline to apply and present creative work at the 2022 Oregon Fringe Festival is Monday, December 27, 2021. Students, local artists, national artists, and international artists are ALL encouraged to apply! Our roster includes music, theatre, visual art exhibitions,

Oregon Fringe Festival 2022
The 2022 Oregon Fringe Festival Application is LIVE! Students, local artists, national artists, and international artists are ALL encouraged to apply! Our roster includes music, theatre, visual art exhibitions, film, physical theatre, dance, circus, spoken word, and MORE! This is a fantastic opportunity to present something to a fun and

An Event That Never Gets Old: 68th Annual Southern Oregon Art Show
A show that began 68 years ago on makeshift walls in the gym of Grants Pass High School is now a flourishing event displayed by Rogue Community College’s FireHouse Gallery. Through August 25, over 100 artists from around the Rogue Valley will have their artwork shown at the 68th Annual

And an Artful New Year
Start your new year off with some inspiration and reflection at these local exhibits. In Memoriam JEGA Stone Sculptor and Artist J. Ellen Austin JEGA Gallery and Sculpture Garden 625 A St, Ashland In 2015 we bid adieu to Ashland stone sculptor, J. Ellen Austin, founder of JEGA Gallery and

Rolling with the Punches: The Art of Miles Frode
Miles Frode’s painting style is often reminiscent of 20th century cubists and futurists––with a dynamism invoking Duchamp’s “Nude Descending a Staircase” in some pieces, and the perceptual play of Picasso’s cubist portraiture in others, mixed with a healthy dose of abstract expressionism. Described by Frode as “Feelism,” his style is
ART WATCH: Making Christmas
The holidays offer us a bit of a reprieve from the routine of daily life in many ways. One is the opportunity––and the encouragement––to be creative. From snowflakes to gingerbread houses, this is the time of year when kids and adults alike are encouraged to play with frosting, paint and

Get Inspired at ‘Art Inspires Ashland’
The Ashland Art Center will hold the fourth installment of their annual fundraising event, Art Inspires Ashland, on Nov. 12 – 15. The event kicks off with a reception and presentation Thursday at 6 pm at the Historic Ashland Armory, where three artists––painter and author Gregg Kreutz, sculptor Kevin Christman

Come for the Art, Stay For Still More Art: Eclectic Mix at Illinois Valley’s ArtoberFest
“Our founding president Jerry Work and his wife Sharon went to Appalachia to find out how they expanded their arts economy throughout their region,” says Joyce Abrams, president of the Southern Oregon Guild. “They came back and talked to various organizations about how to really explode the identity of the