Was it Ms. Scarlet with the knife in the billiard room? Or perhaps Mr. Green with the candlestick in the ballroom? Maybe Professor Plum in the lounge with the rope?
For Sept. 14 through Sept. 20 GARDEN VALLEY CINEMA, 1750 N.W. HUGHWOOD COURT 541-672-7272.
Artists and nature will come together for the 8th annual Umpqua Plein Air event. Beginning Wednesday, the three-day outdoor painting event showcases the natural beauty of the Umpqua Valley.
Athletic and social activities are some of the best opportunities we can offer our children. Benefits from being involved in sports are scientifically shown to help students develop long-term health habits, build self-esteem and an understanding of commitment and help advance teamwork skills…
Singer. Songwriter. Poet. Novelist. Theo Czuk has a way with words and will be bringing his critically acclaimed talent to Oakland.
Nine years ago, four musicians gathered at Delfino Vineyards for the first Celtic Music Festival. Saturday, artists from Oregon, California, the British Isles, and Canada will gather in Roseburg for the eighth time for this family-friendly event
A reputation for 50s and military tribute style music will meet “back to the 80s” as Sound Stage Revue takes the Millsite Park pavilion to close out Myrtle Creek’s Music in the Park 2018 season on Thursday.
Umpqua Watersheds will host renown singer, songwriter and acoustic guitar player Alice DiMicele from 7 to 9 p.m., Aug. 30 at Oran Mor Meadery, 305 Melrose Rd, Roseburg.
Three years ago, Rick Cunnington, associate pastor of worship and family at Hucrest Community Church of God, was emailed a photo.
FOR Aug. 24 through Aug. 30 GARDEN VALLEY CINEMA, 1750 N.W. HUGHWOOD COURT 541-672-7272 www.roseburgcinemas.com
Old time country, blues, bluegrass and folk music will fuse together with this week’s Music in the Park feature, Kentucky Blend.
As summer draws to a close, so does the 2018 Music on the Half Shell concert series — but not without a bang. Crowd favorite Pink Martini will return to close out the season at 7 p.m. on Tuesday.
With bows at the ready, singing voices warmed up and lines memorized, the cast of The Grand Victorian Theatre’s “Hi, Ho, Robin Hood” is ready to entertain all ages with their comedic rendition of the legendary bandit hero.
