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There Are Few Places Like Del Rio Vineyards in Gold Hill, Oregon
Is it a hotel, a vineyard, or a tasting room? Well, it is all three. The tasting room which is historic, and slightly renovated Rock Point Stage Hotel marks the entrance to The Del Rio Vineyard Estates. Built-in 1864 by L.J. Wight at the edge of his property, it still...
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Benefit performance to support hospice and cancer charities at Camelot Theatre
Special reading of ‘The Shadow Box’ brings actors together to raise awareness and funds for vital services. Camelot Theatre will present a one-night staged reading of the Pulitzer Prize- and Tony Award-winning play “The Shadow Box” by Michael Cristofer as part of its “Camelot Cares” project at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 27.
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Crystals, candles and a touch of magic
Kellie Wilmes, a practicing intuitive and witch, brings brings crystals and healing to Ashland with her new metaphysical shop. For more information about The Crystal Nook, call 737-742-8117 or email [email protected], or visit the store’s Facebook page here. The skies are darkening. The days seem shorter. The winds...
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This Ashland temple has honeybees, sacred pools and DJs spinning ecstatic dance
Natalya Vorona used to spend sunny afternoons lying in the grassy meadow of the honeybee village. The bees wouldn’t sting her. Instead, the local colony buzzed around her, providing what she describes as a kind of healing energy. “I used to sit in the center last year,” Vorona said....
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Winchester Inn to light up its giant sequoia as a towering Christmas tree
The 100-foot tree will become a centerpiece of Ashland’s Festival of Light celebration. Ashland’s holiday season is about to get a whole lot brighter — and taller. A towering giant sequoia outside the Winchester Inn and Alchemy Restaurant and Bar is getting a spectacular holiday makeover, with thousands of LED lights illuminating the living landmark from its lowest branches all the way to its lofty crown, some 100 feet above the street.
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Free admission is part of the Schneider Museum’s approach to art
When Scott Malbaurn became director of Ashland’s Schneider Museum of Art in 2015, community members had a request. “We want to see exhibitions we otherwise would have to travel to see,” Malbaurn said. That expectation has helped shape his approach for more than a decade. On Southern Oregon...
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Patti’s Kitchen In Gold Hill, Oregon, Rewards Big Appetites With Scratch-Made Biscuits And Gravy And Chicken-Fried Steak
Some breakfasts are a quick stop, and some become the reason for the drive. In the small Southern Oregon town of Gold Hill, one modest diner has earned a loyal crowd by cooking nearly everything from scratch and stacking plates high. The biscuits and gravy have a fan club, and...
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You’d Never Guess This Tiny Oregon Cafe Has Been Serving World-Famous Pie Since 1926
Somewhere between the tall pines and the winding curves of Highway 62, there’s a café that has been quietly making people very happy for a very long time. Beckie’s Café in Prospect, Oregon sits along the road to Crater Lake like it’s been waiting for you specifically, and the pie alone is worth rearranging your entire schedule.
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Oregon Shakespeare Festival announces 2027 season lineup
ASHLAND, Ore. – The Oregon Shakespeare Festival is looking ahead, announcing its 2027 season lineup, which will bring a mix of Shakespeare classics, contemporary productions and family-friendly musicals to the stage. The announcement comes as OSF prepares to wrap up its 2026 season, which festival leaders describe as an...
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Review: Rogue Theater’s ‘Death and the Maiden’ confronts truth, justice and the scars of totalitarianism
Dorfman’s poignant, provocative script asks questions but offers no easy answers. Rogue Theater Company presents ‘Death and the Maiden’ at the Richard L. Hay Center at Grizzly Peak Winery. Shows begin at 1 p.m. Wednesday-Sunday through Nov. 1. Tickets: roguetheatercompany.com or 541-205-9190. What is truth? What is...
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Ashland Parks & Recreation Commission approves herbicide spraying on woodland area
Proposal passed on 3-2 vote; dissenting commissioners say meeting agenda did not clearly identify planned chemical treatment. A divided Ashland Parks and Recreation Commission approved spraying a half-acre test plot in a woodland area with an herbicide called Imazapic, despite recent outcry over weed killers. On a 3-2 vote, the...
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Guest Opinion: Parks Candidate Has Vision for A Strong Senior Center
When looking at the field of candidates for the Ashland Parks and Recreation Commission, I’m always interested in seeing practical, well-thought-out ideas for our community resources. Jeff Bonnington recently caught my attention with a NextDoor post outlining his “5 P’s” approach to our Parks and Recreation senior services. Bonnington brings a strong professional background, with a 40-year career in business operations, that I believe the Commission’s decision-making process would benefit from. Since moving to Ashland a decade ago and subsequently becoming a Lithia Park tour guide, he’s had time to consider how the Ashland Parks and Recreation resources could be managed and sustained for every generation. While Mr. Bonnington is committed to supporting programs for Ashland residents across ages, I found his compelling vision for senior services worth sharing with Ashland Chronicle readers. Below, he breaks down his thoughts on a few ways to build stronger senior programs and a more connected Ashland.