The Umpqua Valley Arts Association has announced five new exhibits, opening Friday.
Roseburg Community Concerts/Live on Stage Roseburg has announced the 2019-2020 concert schedule. Four attractions will visit Roseburg during the upcoming season.
Episode 5 has aired, King’s Landing has fallen, and “Game of Thrones” has some answering to do.
Former Roseburg resident and artist G. Lewis Clevenger has been chosen to exhibit his abstract compositions in the in the governor’s office of the Capitol Building in Salem from May 26 to July 25.
The show is starting to come together for Roseburg High School choir students.
I love reading novels with well-developed characters and mysteries that have a strong sense of place. Lately, I have read a number of books that meet those criteria; all of them are in the Roseburg Public Library’s physical collection and on the cloudLibrary electronic books platform.
Christiane Cegavske, a 1989 graduate of Roseburg High School, was recently awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship.
This week you’re getting a special two-for-one “Game of Thrones” breakdown, sort of.
Singer and songwriter Judd Lewis will perform at Oran Mor Artisan Mead, 305 Melrose Road, Roseburg, on Sunday.
A classic story will be brought to life Thursday and Friday when the Roseburg High School theater department returns to the Rose Theatre for its production of “Treasure Island.”
April 26 to May 2 Roseburg Cinemas, 1750 N.W. Hughwood Court 541-672-7272.
The reunions and negotiating of the first episode is done. Episode two is about the camaraderie of those who are waiting to die.
On April 27, birder Dave Irons will lead a trip and hold two book signings for his new book, "American Birding Association Field Guide to the Birds of Oregon."
Editor’s note: This has spoilers in it, so don’t read until you’ve watched the episode, which aired last Sunday.
Country music artist Garth Brooks is headed to Eugene June 29.
Gone are the days of wraparound lines at the movie theater for the latest blockbuster hits but superhero movies like Avengers: Endgame have people coming out in droves but skipping the line. The difference: pre-sale tickets.
Myrtle Creek’s Millsite Park lawn will be filled with picnic blankets, friendly faces and a variety of music as it once again hosts the Music in the Park summer concert series.
Pianist John Nilsen will host a solo concert at 4 p.m., Saturday, April 14 at the Tri City Presbyterian Church, 355 Meadow Lane, Myrtle Creek.
April 5 to April 11 Roseburg Cinemas, 1750 N.W. Hughwood Court 541-672-7272.
Laughter and wonder is anticipated at the Grand Victorian Theatre this Friday and Saturday when comedian, magician and ventriloquist Andy Gross takes the stage.
Okay everybody, it’s what you’ve all been waiting for: Orange County Madness continues. If you missed the first round of the tournament, please catch up here. Let’s go.
It was the ninth trip to Disney Magic Music for Sue and Gale Graham, but this one was one to remember.
March 29 to April 4 Roseburg Cinemas, 1750 N.W. Hughwood Court 541-672-7272.
