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101 Things to Do Southern Oregon & Del Norte, CA

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#100 – Historic Lithia Park

January 15, 2015 by admin

Lithia Park began in 1892 as eight acres dedicated to entertainment and culture. It has grown and changed dramatically, and today comprises 93 acres, 42 of which are on the National Register. In 1910 the lower duck pond and waterfall feeding it were constructed. In 1914 John McLaren, who also designed San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park, was hired as Lithia Park’s landscape … [Read more...]

#101 – Oregon Shakespeare Festival

December 1, 2014 by admin

Ashland’s Oregon Shakespeare Festival was founded by an enthusiastic young teacher named Angus L. Bowmer, and was officially born on July 2, 1935 with a production of Twelfth Night. Since then the enterprise has grown considerably, and currently employs approximately 500 people. It has also changed direction significantly in recent years. Although it is still named after the … [Read more...]

#14 – Battery Point Lighthouse

December 8, 2015 by admin

This iconic structure stands on a tiny islet that connects to Battery Point by an isthmus at low tide. First lit with oil lamps in 1856, Battery Point Lighthouse remained in service until 1965, when it was replaced by a flashing light at the end of the nearby breakwater. In 1982 it was reactivated as a private aid to navigation by the Del Norte County Historical Society, and … [Read more...]

#16 – St. George Reef Lighthouse Helicopter Tours

October 10, 2016 by admin

Situated on a tiny, wave-swept rock 6 mi. off the coast near Crescent City, St. George Reef Lighthouse is a dramatic piece of living history and a monument to the dedication and sacrifices of the courageous men who built, maintained and operated it. The site for the lighthouse, first dubbed the “Dragon Rocks” in 1792, was chosen following the wreck of the Brother Jonathan in … [Read more...]

#38 – Rogue River Myrtlewood Carving Factory

October 10, 2015 by admin

Visitors are truly amazed when they visit Rogue River Myrtlewood in Gold Beach. Myrtlewood, a member of the laurel family, grows only on the southern coast of Oregon and the northern coast of California. A hardwood, it is excellent for carving. Products made from it are long-lasting, and come in a wide range of colors. The Rogue River Myrtlewood Carving Factory and Shop are … [Read more...]

#59 – Kerbyville Museum & History Center

July 18, 2015 by admin

The Kerbyville Museum was originally founded as a host site for visitors to the nearby historic Naucke House, built in the 1880s, which is on the National Register of Historic Places. The museum houses a display of pioneer and late 19th-century items including furniture, clothing and household items. The larger museum building is built on the site of the old general store next … [Read more...]

#61 – Grants Pass Museum of Art

June 30, 2015 by admin

From the local to the international, Grants Pass Museum of Art provides impressive exhibitions of fine art for your enjoyment. Exhibitions change every six to eight weeks. A variety of media may be represented, including sculpture, art quilts, paintings and drawings. The Museum hosts several art events every year including the art auction and dance party, Black, White & the … [Read more...]

#62 – The Glass Forge Gallery & Studio

July 7, 2015 by admin

Started in 1998 by Lee Wassink, Nathan Sheafor and Butch Kreuzer, The Glass Forge quickly became the “hot spot” of Grants Pass. When entering the 5,000 sq.ft. gallery and studio, viewers can almost touch the molten glass. The furnace that holds 300 pounds of molten glass is always on and running at 2000 F degrees. The blowers take their blowpipes and dip them into the glass, … [Read more...]

#77 – Eagle Point National Veterans Cemetery

April 28, 2015 by admin

Visiting a national cemetery is a chance to walk among headstones that chronicle American history, an opportunity to remember and honor the nation’s war heroes and a place to say a last farewell to family and friends. National cemeteries in the United States were introduced during the Civil War, near the battlefields, military hospitals and campgrounds of the war. In 1862, … [Read more...]

#81 – Trail Creek Tavern Museum

March 14, 2015 by admin

  Depending on who you talk to, the old Trail Creek Tavern was the embodiment of a Wild West saloon, complete with fistfights and shootouts, or a watering hole with live music and a clientele that sometimes got a little too rowdy, or a little too loud, or both. In any event the tavern, which opened in 1934 shortly after the end of prohibition, failed to get its license renewed … [Read more...]

#9 – Trees of Mystery

January 26, 2016 by admin

Northern California’s redwood trees are some of the most remarkable sights in the world. A great place to enjoy them is at Trees of Mystery in Klamath. When you arrive, the official hosts, a towering 50 ft. Paul Bunyan and 35 ft. Babe the Blue Ox, will greet you. One of the most popular attractions is the nearly mile-long, groomed interpretive trail that takes you through the … [Read more...]

#94 – Medford Railroad Park

January 30, 2015 by admin

Railroads and locomotives played a pivotal role in the development of the West Coast. The transcontinental railroad connected both coasts of our vast continent and allowed Oregon to grow and develop commercially, culturally and industrially. In order to really understand this area, you need to learn about the railroad, and the most enjoyable way to do it is at the Medford … [Read more...]

#95 – Craterian Theater at the Collier Center

February 8, 2015 by admin

Erected in 1924, the Craterian Theater has gone through several incarnations, including vaudeville house and movie theater. Recently redesigned and rebuilt from the ground up, today it is a southern Oregon state-of-the-art community performing arts center. The facility features excellent acoustics and sightlines, an impressive array of theatrical equipment, and is operated by a … [Read more...]

Gallery of Arts and Culture, Crescent City

August 10, 2011 by admin

The Gallery of Arts and Culture in Crescent City features fine art of all mediums created by local, regional, and international artists. The gallery's main space, with its industrial concrete floors, open loft ceiling, exposed ductwork, and multitude of angles, is in itself an interesting space, unique to Crescent City.  At The Gallery of Arts & Culture they also offer a … [Read more...]

McMillen Art Gallery, Smith River

August 9, 2017 by admin

Randy uses graphite and colored pencil on archival paper. His goal is to capture the "Life Force" of the subject by using the contrast of light and dark with an added touch of color. Randy's art is primarily focused on capturing the "Natural Experience," he has developed a style that continues to evolve. His drawing is realistic to nature and dedicated to the subject matter. He … [Read more...]

Northwest Nature Shop, Ashland

June 25, 2013 by admin

The Northwest Nature Shop is a family owned and operated natural history store in Ashland, Oregon. They are a source for products that help adults and children learn about nature and science, including natural history books and maps, bird feeding products, gifts for the home and garden, and nature and science related toys. Where: 154 Oak Street, Ashland (google map) More … [Read more...]

Southern Oregon Guild, Kerby

July 15, 2014 by admin

The Southern Oregon Guild in Kerby is a nonprofit organization supporting artists and the arts in the Southern Oregon region. It is dedicated to educating the public about the value of art, strengthening the economic and social well-being of the community, helping artists expand both their business and artistic skills and the markets for their work, and offering public … [Read more...]

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