While he might be a familiar face at the Nichols Band Shell, Tuesday’s Music on the Half Shell concert will be saxophonist Patrick Lamb’s first time as a headliner.
Local country music group Dan Harmon and Cascade Country will entertain both Myrtle Creek and Sutherlin this week for back-to-back shows at Music in the Park and Music off Central.
WINSTON — Two cowboy acts will continue the Riverbend Live! series Friday when Brenn Hill and Andy Nelson take the stage.
July 19-25 Roseburg Cinemas, 1750 NW Hughwood Court. Phone: 541-672-7272. www.roseburgcinemas.com
The music of Ecuador and Colombia will combine when Rio Mira bring its brand of Afro-Latino music to the Nichols Band Shell at 7 p.m. Tuesday.
Food trucks, live music and timeless historical artifacts are in store at the Douglas County Museum’s Mammoth 50th Anniversary party – a free event to thank the community for its generous contributions to the museum’s collection of items and oral histories.
Music in the Park series will return for its 33rd consecutive year on July 11. All concerts will be held from 6 p.m. and until about 8:30 p.m. on Thursdays at Millsite Park, 231 Volunteer Way, Myrtle Creek.
July 12-18 Roseburg Cinemas, 1750 NW Hughwood Court. Phone: 541-672-7272. www.roseburgcinemas.com
July 3 to 11 Roseburg Cinemas, 1750 NW Hughwood Court. Phone: 541-672-7272. www.roseburgcinemas.com
Oran Mor Artisan Mead, a small batch meadery located at 305 Melrose Road, Roseburg, will host a variety of entertainment in July.
Scottish rock-fusion band, Skerryvore, brought its eclectic energy to the third Music on the Half Shell performance of the season Tuesday evening.
Electronic book and audiobook users now have two options for accessing materials from Roseburg Public Library: cloudLibrary and OverDrive.
Traditional Celtic music will mix with folk and a little rock when Scottish band Skerryvore continues the Music on the Half Shell series on Tuesday.
ENVER — Rock climber Alex Honnold meticulously chalked his hands before pulling himself up to the thin ledge inside the climate-controlled climbing gym. He dangled by his finger tips for a bit and then fell back to the bouncy mat.
June 28 to July 1 Roseburg Cinemas, 1750 NW Hughwood Court. Phone: 541-672-7272. www.roseburgcinemas.com
Douglas County will truly come alive this summer as beloved festivals return to our area.
For 51 years, the Umpqua Valley Arts Association’s Summer Arts Festival has aimed to bring together thousands of Douglas County residents and the local art and entertainment community. That tradition will continue this weekend when the festival returns to Roseburg’s Fir Grove Park.
I have fond memories of silent reading time at school. That was when I became a voracious reader because specific books weren’t assigned; rather, I had the opportunity to explore titles and authors, and I discovered Rosamunde Pilcher, Hannibal Lecter and “Nicholas and Alexandra” by Robert K.…
Three prolific musicians, each with their own successful solo careers will come together Tuesday when the Bill Frisell Trio takes over the Nichols Band Shell stage beginning at 7 p.m. at Stewart Park.
June 21-25 Roseburg Cinemas, 1750 NW Hughwood Court. Phone: 541-672-7272. www.roseburgcinemas.com
MYRTLE CREEK — Familiar faces will take the stage again at The Grand Victorian but this time, only a cinematic theme will connect the acts in a family-friendly variety show called “Musical Revue of Movies Past & Present.”
Delfino Vineyards will take a trip back to the ’60s on Saturday in an open air tribute concert to Janis Joplin.
The 2019 Music on the Half Shell series will begin Tuesday with Cuban ensemble Orquesta Akokán.
June 14-20 Roseburg Cinemas, 1750 NW Hughwood Court. Phone: 541-672-7272. www.roseburgcinemas.com
With humor, a hint of sarcasm and a few explosions, The Oakland Community Theater will bring a localized rendition of Dave Chapelle’s “Goodbody’s Gold” to the Washington School gym beginning Thursday.
Chitwood Studio of Dance recital next week
June 7-13 Roseburg Cinemas, 1750 NW Hughwood Court. Phone: 541-672-7272. www.roseburgcinemas.com
If you ask Susan Chitwood why she loves teaching dance, she will tell you it stems from her love of music.
Two block parties have joined forces with the hope of creating a spectacular event to draw people to downtown Roseburg.
