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BELLA UNION, 170 W. California St., Jacksonville, 541-899-1770. THREE RIVERS CASINO, Florence, 541-997-7529. LUCKY 7 CASINO, 350 N. Indian Road, Smith River, Calif., 707-487-7777. Grants Pass Performing Arts Center Grants Pass, OR, United States. "CHRISTMAS VARIETY SHOW, " 6 p. Fridays and Saturdays, 4 p. 2-18, Grand Victorian Theatre, 828 N. Old Pacific Highway, Myrtle Creek, 541-863-5000, Dinner and a show of Christmas skits, sing-alongs, holiday fun, with audience participation. Arts and crafts of the indigenous peoples of the Americas, ongoing. SOUTH STAGE CELLARS, 125 S. Third St., Jacksonville, 541-899-9120. OREGON OLD TIME FIDDLERS, 1-3 p. 3, Roxy Ann Grange, 1850 Spring St., Medford, 541-779-8145, Acoustic music for all ages. Pancakes, sausage, eggs and beverage. Saturdays, yoga, 11 a. Since its beginning in 1982, ROGUE MUSIC THEATRE has worked to provide the greater Grants Pass area with quality musical theatre at an affordable price. DINNER TO DIE FOR, 6 p. Saturdays, Cynthia's Home Sweet Home, 1038 N. Sixth St., Grants Pass, 541-479-5953. "A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, " 8 p. 17-18, 2 and 8 p. 19, 2 p. 20, SOU Man Stage Theatre, 491 S. Mountain Ave., Ashland, 541-552-6348, A contemporary re-telling of William Shakespeare's story of star-crossed lovers, hapless thespians and free-wheeling fairies.
ROGUE WINTERFEST WEEKEND HOLIDAY EVENTS, 10 a. Eighth and Olive streets, Grants Pass. ROMANCE READER'S BOOK CLUB, 2-3 p. 21, Gold Hill Library, 202 Dardanelles St., Gold Hill, 541-855-1994, Book discussion group reads "The Two Lives of Lydia Bird" by Josie Silver. DUNBAR FARMS, 2881 Hillcrest Road, Medford, 541-414-3363. SHENANIGANS AT HERB'S, 515 Rogue River Highway, Grants Pass, 541-476-1668. See page 1B for more information and interview with the show chairman, Michael McKinney. 20, Jen Ambrose, blues, rock, Americana, 5-8 p. m;.
Highway Bound, Nov. 18-19; MicroMania Midget Wrestling, Nov. 19; Robert Tiernan, Nov. 25-26; Tennessee River - Alabama tribute band, Nov. 26; Highway Bound, Dec. 2-3; Comedy Night, Dec. 3; Creedence Clearwater Revival tribute band, Dec. 9; Steve Berg, Dec. 9-10; Eagles tribute band, Dec. 10; Jesse Meade, Dec. 15-16; The Mighty Steelheads, Dec. 23. Membership Exhibit, work by museum members, Nov. 18-Dec. 17. CORVETTE BAR & GRILL, 1831 N. E. Sixth St., Grants Pass, 541-226-2856. THE HAUL, 121 S. H St., Grants Pass, 541-474-4991. 19, Conrad Rogue, acoustic variety, 1-4 p. m. SCHMIDT FAMILY VINEYARDS, 330 Kubli Road, Grants Pass, 541-846-9985. Interactive music, dance and play class for ages 1-7 years, with a participating adult; includes a craft and a Kindermusik CD and instrument for each child. PLAISANCE RANCH, 16955 Water Gap Road, Williams, 541-846-7175. Admission $5 general ($4 with canned food donation), free for 12 and younger. 3-4, Evergreen Bank's Bear Hotel, 2101 N. Spalding Ave., Grants Pass, 541-916-2056, View elaborately decorated holiday trees, visit with Santa and Mrs. Claus, tour Southern Oregon Adventure.
"A CHARLIE BROWN CHRISTMAS, " 7 p. 5-6. 18, Jon Galfano and Jen Ambrose, rock, pop, blues, 5-7 p. 20, Nick Garrett-Powell, acoustic variety, 5-7 p. 27, Jeff Kloetzel, acoustic variety, 5-7 p. No cover. SOU CHAMBER CHOIR, 7:30 p. 1, SOU Music Recital Hall, 450 S. Mountain Ave., Ashland, 541-552-6348, "Between the Light" program features music with themes of stillness, darkness, sleep. GALLERY ONE AT THE MUSEUM, 229-A S. G St., Grants Pass, 541-479-1218. Fridays and Saturdays, DJ, 10 p. ; Mondays, karaoke with DJ Finattik, 8 p. No cover. 20, Arthur Buezo, savage folk, 9 p. -midnight; Sunday through Friday, karaoke, 8 p. -midnight. HOLIDAY GIFT & CHOCOLATE FESTIVAL, 9 a. Call for ticket information. Northern California. 12-13, Dec. 19-21, UACT Theatre, 1614 W. Harvard Ave., Roseburg, 541-673-2125, Live version of the animated Peanut television special. 8 p. -midnight, no cover. Work by gallery artists, ongoing.
GAMES, a listing of all area game groups now can be found on the second weekend of every month in the Daily Courier's Entertainment section. Spacious studio featuring state-of-the-art sprung floor with marley surface. SPECTRUM CONCERT, 7:30 p. 3, SOU Music Recital Hall, 450 S. Mountain Ave., Ashland, 541-552-6348, A showcase of music from different ensembles from Southern Oregon University, including choir, wind, percussion jazz, and MUSIX. JAYA LAKSHMI, 7:30-9:30 p. 19, Jackson Wellsprings, 2253 Highway 99 N. Ashland, 541-482-3776. "NUNSENSE, " 8 p. 2-3, Dec. 9-10, Dec. 16-17, 2 p. 11, Dec. 18, Ghostlight Playhouse, 115 E. Main St., Medford, 541-660-8810. THE GROWLER GUYS, 345 Lithia Way, Tuesdays, trivia, 6-8 p. ; Tuesdays, bingo, 5-7 p. No cover. We offer scholarships for those that qualify.
BIGHORN JAZZ BAND, 7-8:30 p. 30, Jacoby Auditorium, Umpqua Community College, Roseburg, 541-440-4691. THE BLACK SHEEP, 51 N. Main St., Ashland, 541-482-6414. Handmade Holiday Bazaar, 3-8 p. 26. MILL CASINO, North Bend, 800-953-4800. AUTHOR TALK: GERALDINE BROOKS, 4-5 p. 6, online, through Jackson County Library System, 541-774-6996, Author discusses her New York Times bestselling novel "Horse" Free. In true entertainment fashion, some productions have found their way to the stage more than once – for instance, The Wizard of Oz was produced in 1990 and again in 2010; for many years A Christmas Carol enjoyed, shall we say, an annual visitation. 3 p. 20, Medford Armory, 1701 S. Pacific Highway, Medford, Pottery and ceramic art by more than 60 artists, demonstrations, take home clay kit for kids.
30 per person for show and five-course meal; reservations required. Set Times: Show: 7:45 PM – 9:15 PM. THE MINERS' BAZAAR, 235E. "Pressing On, " a retrospective by Nancy Jo Mullen, through Nov. 22; "Small Beginnings, " sculpture and mixed media works by Lucille Linville, through Dec. 2. new work by gallery members, through Jan. 13. Don't You Leave Me Here. 27, Jackson County Expo, 1 Peninger Road, Central Point. 20, Holiday Faire, with vendors, noon-6 p. and music by Jared Gutridge, acoustic variety, 2-4 p. 26, Jeff Kloetzel, acoustic variety, 2-4 p. 27, Clayton Joseph Scott, acoustic variety, 2-4 p. 4, Dayton Mason, gypsy jazz, 2-4 p. No cover. Kirtan and sacred music with guest musicians. 19, Wisoul, electronic music, 9 p. No cover. We are a non-profit organization, offering affordable tuition. Rogue Music Theatre. Dancing to 1950s music, karaoke. CALLAHAN'S MOUNTAIN LODGE, 7100 Old Highway 99 S, Interstate 5 Exit 6, south of Ashland, 541-482-1299. GAMBREL GALLERY, 1980 E. Main St., Ashland.
Musicians from the Rogue Valley Symphony perform relaxing music. FATHER CHRISTMAS, 11 a. Editors Michael Kauffmann and Justin Garwood present their new work, "The Klamath Mountains: A Natural History, " featuring stories by 32 other authors. Displays and information on local railroad history, hobby model trains, toy trains, and a swap meet. Over the years, one constant has remained: the outdoor stage experience. GOLD HILL LIBRARY BOOK CLUB, 3-4 p. 18, Gold Hill Library, 202 Dardanelles St., Gold Hill, 541-855-1994, Book discussion group reads "The Sweetness of Water" by Nathan Harris. Admission free, suggested $5 donation. Thursdays, trivia, 6:30-8:30 p. No cover. Living in the Moment. HOUSTON'S CUSTOM FRAMING AND FINE ART, 280 E. Hersey St., Ashland, 541-482-1983. "EVERY BRILLIANT THING, " 2 p. 30-Dec. 4, Dec. 6-10, Grizzly Peak Winery, 1600 E. Nevada St., Ashland, 541-205-9190, David Kelly narrates this story about the lengths we go for those we love and the small things that bring us joy, performed indoors. JOHNNY B'S ROCKIN' DINER, 120 E. Sixth St., Medford, 458-226-2722. APPLEGATE UNCORKED BARREL TOUR, 11 a.
20, Aaron Reed, acoustic indie folk pop, 3:30-5:30 p. 27, Dayton Mason, gypsy jazz, 3:30-5:30 p. No cover. "GLORIOUS CHRISTMAS, " 7 p. 2, 3 p. 4, Jacoby Auditorium, Umpqua Community College, Roseburg, 541-440-4691. Abstract paintings by Wade Schuster and narrative sculptures by Ondrea Levey, through Nov. 19. HANSON HOWARD GALLERY, 89 Oak St. Ashland, 541-488-2562. DOS MARIPOSAS VINEYARDS & LAVENDER FARM, 3976 Bellinger Lane, Medford, 541-224-7881. 17, Slaphappy Comedy, with Jaren George, Abhishek Kulkarni and Casey Moran, 9-11 p. 18, DJ Finattik and DJ Lion-O, house music, 9 p. -2 a. 19, Daniel Nickels Band, indie rock, light rock, 3-5 p. 26, Bim Jeam & The Sadness, R&B, blues, old country, folk, 3-5 p. No cover.
17, Danielle Kelly Trio, jazz, soul, R&B, 5-7 p. 18, Jeff Kloetzel, acoustic variety, 5-7 p. m; Nov. 19, Jen Ambrose & Jon Galfano, acoustic rock, blues, jazz, 5-7 p. 20, Rod Petrone, classical and jazz guitar, 5-7 p. 23, The Shabby Guys, rock, pop, blues, 5-7 p. ; Dec. 7, Wreaths & Wine, hands-on workshop, $65, reservations. Authors work together to promote their craft, increase public awareness, expand readership, increase sales. Our commitment to the community has provided young and old, learners and experienced stage performers, with the opportunity to participate in local musical theatre on a grand scale. "WHITE CHRISTMAS, " 1:30 and 8 p. m., Dec. 1-Jan. 1, Thomas Theatre, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Ashland, 800-219-8161, Two song-and-dance couples stage a show to save an old lodge. 17, Country Rap Tour, with Adam Calhoun, Demun Jones, Brodnax, Dusty Leigh, 8 p. -midnight, sold out; Dec. 16, Ugly Sweater Party with Shania Twaine Tribute, country, 9 p. m., no cover. 19, B Wishes with Jack Hopfinger, acoustic variety, 1:30-3:30 p. m. ANCHOR VALLEY WINE CELLAR, 150 S. Oregon St., Jacksonville, 541-702-2355. COMMUNITY NATIVITY FESTIVAL, 5-8 p. 2, 10 a. BIG yearly production including all of our dancers. 22, Piramides, 9 p. -midnight, $5; Dec. 1, Zookraught, indie rock, punk, 9 p. 2, Kolby Stancil, acoustic rock reggae, 9 p. -midnight, $5; Tuesdays and Wednesdays, karaoke, 9 p. -1 a. m., no cover.