Join us on Saturday, June 3rd from 2 to 8pm at RoxyAnn Winery in Medford for six hours of food, music, and fun! Featuring TBD bluegrass bands; local craft beer, cider & wine; delicious food trucks with options for all dietary preferences; kids activities; and craft vendors.

We have shifts available on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday to fill a variety of needs. Support RVFSN, help make BBB happen, and enjoy the show! Stay tuned for more info about how to volunteer.

Parade, Vendors, Food, Family-Friendly Event in downtown Gold Hill.

Celebrate the world of flight at your city-owned airport! This annual event will take place on June 7, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., with free admission and parking! 

The event offers a unique opportunity to explore and connect with your airport community. The Airport is located at 403 Dead Indian Memorial Rd. Here’s what to expect: 

• Skydivers

• Smokejumpers

• Ashland Robotics Club

• ScienceWorks presentation

• Radio controlled plane exhibitionn

• Airplanes on display

• Food trucks

• Kid’s activities

• Drones 

• & more! 

Learn about the Ashland Municipal Airport at ashlandoregon.gov/Airport.

FREE Admission - May Faire is a celebration carried from ancient times, to say farewell to winter and welcome to spring and is celebrated around May Day. Dances around the May Pole have been passed through generations and honor the fertility of the new season. Join us for a celebration including maypole dances, music, activities and food in a country fair atmosphere.

Admission to this year’s Swap is free!

Buy, sell, or donate a bike, parts, or accessories at this festive and long-running annual event. Learn a skill or two in our free youth bike rodeo, register your bike with the Ashland PD, and learn about bike events and advocacy efforts in your community. Free bike safety checks, adjustments, and light tuning will be provided to shoppers free of charge. A portion of each sale will go to fund the PedalPower Youth Bike Program, which brings safety education to local public schools.

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You MUST drop off your bike for sale or donation BEFORE the event:

• Friday, April 25 from 4-6pm at the RVTD building in downtown Medford (229 S Front St)

  1. Friday, April 25 from 5-7pm at the Grove in Ashland (1195 E Main St)

  2. Saturday, April 26 from 8:30-10am at the Grove

Consignment Terms:

80% of sale price to seller; 20% to youth bike education fund. If selling a bike, it must be in good working condition; event organizers reserve the right to refuse sale bikes in poor condition. Maximum fee to youth bike education fund shall be $100; i.e. any bike selling for $500 or over shares $100 with youth bike education fund.

Selling Bike Parts:

Those who wish to sell parts have two options.

1. If  you have 5 or less parts to sell, use consignment model above (80/20% split).

2. More than 5 parts to sell: Pay $30 for a space to set up a table and sell parts for whatever prices you wish; seller to handle all $ transactions.

Collect my bike after the swap:

• If your bike does not sell, you MUST pick up your bike at the Grove on Saturday 4/26 between 3-4pm.

• Those who dropped off bikes on Friday in Medford may pick up unsold bikes after the swap on Saturday at the Grove OR can pick up at the Medford drop location on Tuesday, April 29, 5-6pm

• You also have the convenient option of donating your unsold bike to RVTD, in which case it would be tuned by volunteers and either given to an individual in need of free basic transportation or sold at a future date to fund youth bike education programs. Donations like these are very much appreciated by their new owners!

Sign up for one of our four different bike rides:

• The Comice 4 Miles Family Ride - This ride stays on the Bear Creek Greenway for 2 miles to reach Rogue Valley Mentoring center (previously Coyote Trails School of Nature), allowing the kids to run around a bit before hoping back on their bikes to head back to the starting point.

• The Bosc 14 Miler - This ride follows the Comice, but continues South on the Greenway to South Stage Rd. After crossing Highway 99, riders will make a loop by turning left onto Griffin Creek Rd, left onto Pioneer Rd (continuing straight onto Carpenter Hill Rd), left onto Voorhies Rd and then a right onto South Stage Rd again as you head back to the starting point.

• The Bartlett 30 Miler - This ride follows the Bosc, but instead of turning left onto Voorhies Rd, riders will continue onto Coleman Creek Rd while working their way through the Pioneer Rd/Dark Hollow Rd area (don't worry our rides are marked with color coded signs) then will get back to the same route as the Comice ride as you head back to the starting point.

• The Royal Riviera 62 Miler - This metric century ride starts the same as the Comice & Bartlett, but instead of turning left onto Pioneer Rd; riders will continue on Griffin Creek Rd and will turn right onto West Griffin Creek Rd. From there riders will turn right onto Sterling Creek Rd and ride until Highway 238, after turning left and heading towards Ruch. Riders will then turn left onto Applegate Rd and will make their way back by turning left onto Little Applegate Rd back onto Sterling Creek Rd, back to the Griffin Creek area and turning right onto Pioneer Rd. Then riders will primarily follow the Bartlett ride (after making a little jaunt into Phoenix) back into the Pioneer Rd/Dark Hollow Rd area while working their way back to the staring point.

Check in will be at the Pavilion in Medford’s Bear Creek Park.

Central Point Parks and Recreation is proud to bring back drive-in movies! We will be featuring the new James Bond Movie No Time to Die at the Central Point Little League Fields. All proceeds will go right back to the Central Point Little League. A big thanks to TP Trucking for their sponsorship!

Gates open at 7:00pm and the movie starts at dusk. Cost is $17 per vehicle.

Explore the green world around us with Bugs-R-Us Educational Services. Learn about the massive importance of local trees and plants. Examples of local cones, leaves, and plants are discussed, including the life cycles of many different specimens. This presentation includes handouts describing the parts of trees and leaves as well as a Douglas Fir or Redwood cone to plant your own forest! Presented by Bugs-R-Us Educational Services.

Central Point Parks and Recreation is proud to bring back drive-in movies and we are partnering with the Central Point Little League. We are offering two movies and proceeds of these movies will go right back to the Central Point Little League.

Saturday May 8th - A League of Their Own

Gates open at 7:30pm and the movie starts at dusk. Cost is $17 per vehicle

The Charleston community invites seafood lovers to come celebrate fresh and delicious Coos Bay oysters at the 15th Annual Charleston “Ahh Shucks!” Oyster Feed. The celebration is from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the Oregon Institute of Marine Biology (OIMB) Dining Hall.

Local Oysters from: Clausen Oyster Co., Coos Bay Oyster Co., North Bend Oyster Co., Qualman Oyster Farms, and Pacific Seafood Oysters. Steamed, sauteed or fried oyster meals include sauces, baked beans, coleslaw, bread and drink $12-$16. Gourmet hotdog meals, $8 for adults, $5 for kids. Shrimp cocktails from Hallmark Fisheries and Oregon Trawl Commission $2.

The trail and festival is open to the public, and all ages are encouraged to attend.  It is a walking event, taking place on the west side Link River Trail. (Approximately 1.5 miles each direction.)  There will be presenters, music, vendors and food along the trail.  Should you wish to walk only one direction, free shuttles will be available.