While reading and discussing Roseburg Public Library’s first community book project selection, “rough house” by Tina Ontiveros, I realized again how much I enjoy memoirs.
The American Indian Library Association (AILA) launched its first Read Native campaign this year as a way to support and recognize Indigenous writers and creators.
If you ask cast members of Roseburg High School’s final play of the year to describe their production, you get words like awkward, quirky and wacky. According to theater teacher Christina Moroney, that’s exactly what they were going for in “Check Please.”
An artist. A school psychologist. A zookeeper. A pediatrician. A photographer. A lawyer.
The Umpqua Valley Arts Association opened five new exhibits Friday, available to view by special appointment.
While Away Books, located at 932 W. Harvard Ave., Roseburg, will host a book launch and signing for author K. A. Ellison from 1-4 p.m. Saturday.
Umpqua Community College theater department will bring 209 classic fairy tales to life with “The Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon.”
Submissions have opened for Umpqua Actors Community Theatre's second annual youth talent show.
Umpqua Actors Community Theatre will host its second annual youth talent show beginning Monday.
The First Presbyterian Church's annual Lenten Meditation in Music will be held at 12:10 p.m. each Friday until April 2. Instead of traditional in person performances, this year each performance will be online and accessible any time after release.
The Umpqua Valley Arts has issued a call to artists for the following exhibit:
The Umpqua Valley Arts Association is seeking vendor applications for the Summer Arts Festival, scheduled for June 25-27. Applications are due by June 1. Apply at www.bit.ly/3a7Eg0A.
Altrusa International of Roseburg will hold a book sale Thursday through Saturday by appointment only.
Actors from around the world have come together for Umpqua Actors Community Theatre’s performance of “Help Desk,” streaming on Broadway on Demand over the next two weekends.
The Umpqua Valley Arts Association is seeking vendor applications for the Summer Arts Festival, scheduled for June 25-27. Applications are due by June 1, though early bird prices are available for applications submitted by Monday. Apply at www.bit.ly/3a7Eg0A.
Altrusa International of Roseburg will hold a book sale Thursday through Saturday by appointment only.
Altrusa International of Roseburg will hold a book sale Thursday, March 11 through Saturday, March 13 by appointment only.
The Umpqua Valley Arts has issued a call to artists for two exhibit opportunities.
The All-Ireland Cultural Society will host a virtual St. Patrick's Day celebration March 17 at www.oregonirishsociety.org.
The Umpqua Valley Arts Association is seeking vendor applications for the Summer Arts Festival, scheduled for June 25-27. Applications are due by June 1, though early bird prices are available for applications submitted by March 15. Apply at www.bit.ly/3a7Eg0A.
The First Presbyterian Church's annual Lenten Meditation in Music will be held at 12:10 p.m. each Friday until April 2. Instead of traditional in person performances, this year each performance will be online and accessible any time after release.
Umpqua Community College’s theatre arts department will bring a new style of theater to town when “In Love and Warcraft” premiers Friday.
The Roseburg High School drama department's play "The Wizard of Oz" will air on rhsdrama.anywhereseat.com/channel.php beginning 5 p.m. Friday.
Each member of the seven teams competing in the Peace at Home Dance Competition has their own reason for participating.
The Umpqua Valley Arts has issued a call to artists for three exhibit opportunities.
Umpqua Actors Community Theatre will stream the video of its 2017 production of “Shrek the Musical” at 7 p.m. Friday through Sunday, as a fundraising event.
The Umpqua Valley Arts Association is seeking vendor applications for the Summer Arts Festival, scheduled for June 25-27. Applications are due by June 1, though early bird prices are available for applications submitted by March 15. Apply at www.bit.ly/3a7Eg0A.
Roseburg High School drama will embrace another first this year, as students tackle the technology of green screens to bring “The Wizard of Oz” to the comfort of your own home via any streaming device.
Roseburg Public Library patrons checked out more than 80,000 items in 2020, and popular series led the way in all age groups.
Douglas High School sophomore Payton Pierce’s saxophone will be one of many getting an upgrade this year, thanks to a a $10,000 grant from C. Giles Hunt Charitable Trust recently awarded to the school’s band department.
The Umpqua Valley Arts has issued a call to artists for three exhibit opportunities.
As I write this, I am basking in the glow of Roseburg Public Library’s latest book group meeting.
Oregon Humanities and the Oregon Community Foundation are now accepting applications for the Fields Artist Fellowship program, which offers two years of financial support to Oregon-based artists who are “in a pivotal moment or inflection point in their careers.”
WINSTON — Winston-Dillard School District board of education gave a community group two options for moving a mural, but members of the group are not happy, as both are out of sight.
Although the building is closed, Roseburg Public Library staff continues to process new library card applications and renew current accounts.
When David Baird took the job as facilities manager for the Elkton Community Education Center six years ago, he had no idea that he would one day be helping retrofit the fort he helped build for the film industry.
