This thrilling, one-of-a-kind production showcases Step, an exciting dance form combining rhythmic footwork, body percussion, and spirited vocalizing. Each performer functions as a one-person-band without instruments, creating a veritable wall of sound through the syncopated interplay of hands, feet, and voice. As The Washington Post exclaims “Step Afrika combines the whiplashing torsos of African dance with the speed and fury of break dancing!”

Time:  7:30pm

Presented by: Craterian Performances
Sponsored by:  Rogue Valley Manor

Time:  1:00pm - 2:00pm

Location:  Mt. Ashland
                Mt Ashland Access Rd
                Ashland, OR 97520

Teen Musical Theater of Oregon (TMTO) is the new youth theater performance program from Craterian Performances and Children's Musical Theater of Oregon.

Will Rogers was one of the most amazingly versatile and enduringly popular figures this country has ever produced. Will Rogers Follies stages the story of Rogers’ remarkable life as a show-within-a-show. And not just any show, but the fabulous Ziegfeld Follies, which Rogers headlined for six years, performing rope tricks, telling jokes and dispensing straight-talking, old-fashioned folk wisdom between glitzy musical turns by the Ziegfeld girls. The winner of six Tony Awards, Will Rogers Follies never met an audience that didn’t like it!

Time:  Thursday & Friday - 7:30pm
            Saturday - 3:00pm

To celebrate National Park Week, the Trust is presenting a Family Snow Day on April 18th.

Activities will include snowshoe races and snowman building contests for kids, "snow science" activities, winter safety demonstrations by the Crater Lake Ski Patrol, demonstrations of park snow removal equipment, and more

Hot drinks and snacks, as well as children and adult size snow shoes will be available throughout the afternoon.  We are also looking for volunteers to help with this event.

Families are encouraged to dress warmly, in layers, and be prepared for winter driving.  We are hoping to provide transportation at the low cost of $3 per person of $5 for a family group.  Please contact us by email or by calling 541-708-5125 for more details and to sign up for our bus transportation.

Time:  1:00pm - 3:00pm
Admission:  FREE

Rave On! pays tribute to the immortal music of the legendary Buddy Holly, one of the giants of early rock and roll, whose exuberant, irresistible songs sound just as fresh and vital today as they did 50 years ago. Starring the amazing Billy McGuigan as Holly, Rave On! features electrifying renditions of such classics as “Peggy Sue,” “That’ll Be the Day,” “Oh, Boy” and, of course, “Rave On.” Come prepared to do just that!

Time:  7:30pm

Presented by: Craterian Performances
Sponsored by:  KBOY

Location:   Medford Railroad Park
                Berryman Rd & Table Rock Rd
                Medford OR

Rogue Valley Earth Day is a joyful, annual celebration for all ages to learn about environmental stewardship and build community in a fun and inspirational setting. .

• Visit over 70 Exhibits to learn about energy conservation, solid waste reduction, local food and farms, green products and building materials, renewable electricity sources, transportation alternatives, and much more.
• Enjoy Live Entertainment & Activities throughout the day.
• Walk, bike, carpool or ride the free Shuttle to the event.
• Help make Rogue Valley Earth Day possible with your Sponsorship.
• Volunteer: Helping hands needed. Please contact info@roguevalleyearthday.net or call 541.488.6606.
• Join the first Zero Waste event in the region (see below).

Admission is FREE!

Time:  11:00am - 4:00pm

Time:  8:00pm
Tickets: Students: $5 all concerts.
              General    -  $26
              Premium -   $33

Presented by: Rogue Valley Symphony

Tickets: Adult $25, Student (0-18) $5

Jackson County Expo
1 Penninger Lane, Central Point OR 97502
541-899-1877

Tickets:   Adults                                                                  $10.00
                Children under 10                                                FREE
                Car/Driver (race or test & tune)                        $25.00
                 Car/Driver (Jr. Dragster w/driver under 10)   $15.00

Tickets:    Reserved Seating -                                          $20.00
                  General Admission
                                 Veterans & Wheelchairs w/ID         $5.00
                                  Adult                                                 $10.00
                                  Seniors (60+)                                       $8.00
                                  Children (0-9)                                    FREE

Crater Lake National Park is pleased to announce ranger-guided snowshoe walks are now scheduled.  Walks will start the weekend of December 12th and continue, each weekend until April 25th!

Weather permitting, the walks will take place every Saturday and Sunday at 1:00PM. 

Crater Lake is one of the snowiest inhabited places in America, receiving an average of 44 feet of snow per year.  Ranger-led snowshoe walks are a fun way to explore this winter wonderland while learning how the park's plants, animals, and the lake itself are shaped by the forces of winter.

Ranger-guided snowshoe walks at Crater Lake last 1 1/2 to 2 hours.  Snowshoes are provided free of charge, or visitors can bring their own.  No previous snowshoeing experience is necessary, all ages are welcome and there is no cost for the tour.  During the winter months, the park doesn't even collect an entrance fee.

Space is limited for each tour, so advance reservations are recommended.  For more information, and to sign up, call the park's visitor center at 541-594-3100.  The visitor center is open daily in the winter from 10AM to 4PM.  School groups, outdoor clubs, and other group organizations of ten or more can arrange for a special snowshoe walk by calling the visitor center.  Walks for organized groups are available on weekdays at 1PM, and on Saturday and Sunday at 10AM

• Hamlet
          February 19 - October 30; Angus Bowmer Theatre
• Pride and Prejudice
          February 21 - October 31; Angus Bowmer Theatre
• Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
           February 20 - July 4; Angus Bowmer Theatre
• She Loves Me
           April 21 - October 30; Angus Bowmer Theatre
• Throne of Blood
           July 21 - October 31; Angus Bowmer Theatre
• Well
           February 25 - June 18; New Theatre
• Ruined
           March 24 - October 31; New Theatre
• American Night
           June 29 - October 31; New Theatre
• Twelfth Night
           June 1 - October 8; Elizabethan Stage
• Henry IV, Part One
          June 2 - October 9; Elizabethan Stage
• The Merchant of Venice
          June 3 - October 10;  Elizabethan Stage
  

Book and Lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner / Music by Frederick Loewe / Based on the novel by Colette.

Starring Mandy Andersen and Bob Miner. In turn-of-the-century Paris, Gaston, the heir to a fortune, is bored with his superficial lifestyle. His only joy is visiting his uncle's former mistress, now a grandmother, and Gigi, her granddaughter. Gigi, bored with what she perceives as Parisian preoccupation with romance, finds her only joy when her friend and confident Gaston comes to visit. Their friendship develops into love as Gigi's relatives connive to make her Gaston's mistress. But Gigi has other plans in this delightful Cinderella story.