TODAYMusic in the Vines — 5:30 to 8 p.m., Melrose Vineyard, 885 Melqua Road, Roseburg. $15 per person. Performance by The Other Band, BBQ chicken for dinner. 541-672-6080.
Sept. 13-19 Roseburg Cinemas, 1750 NW Hughwood Court. Phone: 541-672-7272. www.roseburgcinemas.com
The movie “The Peanut Butter Falcon” is one of those movies where you know how it’ll end three minutes after it starts.
Sept. 6-12 Roseburg Cinemas, 1750 NW Hughwood Court. Phone: 541-672-7272. www.roseburgcinemas.com
TODAYMusic in the Vines — 5:30 to 8 p.m., Melrose Vineyard, 885 Melqua Road, Roseburg. $15 per person. Performance by Neil Johnson Band, pasta bar for dinner. 541-672-6080.
Do you ever watch “Superbad” and want it to be more wholesome? Do you think about “Stand by Me” and wish the kids said more swears? Then “Good Boys” is for you.
Umpqua Valley Youth Orchestra is hosting a fundraiser from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Sept. 15 at the Parrot House LB Amphitheater.
TODAYMusic in the Vines — 5:30 to 8 p.m., Melrose Vineyard, 885 Melqua Road, Roseburg. $15 per person. Performance by Mo Jo Boogie, pulled pork for dinner. 541-672-6080.
Even though Roseburg isn’t actually their hometown, returning to town feels a lot like coming home for the members of the band Roseburg.
Aug. 30-Sept. 5 Roseburg Cinemas, 1750 NW Hughwood Court. Phone: 541-672-7272. www.roseburgcinemas.com
The Amazon is burning, political discourse has dissolved into a viral video contest or something, hurricane season is coming and Frank Ocean hasn’t released a new album since 2016. The world needs some mind-numbing entertainment.
Soon after Roseburg Public Library opened, I realized we have a lot of serious readers among our staff and volunteers. Not a day goes by that I don’t have a conversation with at least one team member about what we’re reading.
Fall is nearly upon us, and that means we’re shifting gears at Roseburg Public Library.
Members of the Sutherlin Tourism Committee will see their hard work come to fruition on Thursday when gates open for the first Sutherlin Country Concert.
Aug. 16-20 Roseburg Cinemas, 1750 NW Hughwood Court. Phone: 541-672-7272. www.roseburgcinemas.com
“Saturday Night Live” may have brought sketch comedy into the mainstream, but now its entire premise is just recapping the news and hearing Scarlett Johansson’s boyfriend’s terrible takes, and it is not good.
Bret Michaels came to the Douglas County Fair on Thursday to raise the community’s spirits along with his own, as he celebrated his father, who passed away Sunday. Michaels also dedicated the show to first responders, veterans and community heroes like teachers.
Aug. 9-13 Roseburg Cinemas, 1750 NW Hughwood Court. Phone: 541-672-7272. www.roseburgcinemas.com
MYRTLE CREEK — A mix of rock ’n’ roll, soul and blues will play through Millsite Park Thursday when MERCY featuring Lynda Morrison continues the Music in the Park series.
“Spider-man: Far From Home” is set in the Marvel universe, so it’s a CGI-driven movie with a plot full of heavy-handed allegories and vaguely amusing jokes that will generate billions of dollars for Disney. This one has Tom Holland in it though, so it is kind of charming.
The Music on the Half Shell series will conclude Tuesday with a performance by Australian band The Waifs.
Early last year, an idea woke local artisan Clare Matthews in the middle of the night. She had a concept for a new exhibition for the Umpqua Valley Art Center, one unlike those usually on display.
Every rose has its thorn, but not every rock star can bring multiple generations of fans to their concerts.
Editor’s note: This movie is good and the plot is fully explained in this article, so please go see it before you read. Thank you.
The Eugene Symphony will take the Nichols Band Stage in Stewart Park for the third time in the Music on the Half Shell history on Tuesday. It will be accompanied by the Douglas County Youth Orchestra, which will open the evening’s entertainment.
WINSTON — Take a step back in time this week with the Riverbend Live! Youth Theater as they present “Annie Get Your Gun.”
A tale as old as time will come to life when Umpqua Actors Community Theatre brings “Beauty and the Beast” to Umpqua Community College’s Jacoby Auditorium.
July 26 — Aug. 1 Roseburg Cinemas, 1750 NW Hughwood Court. Phone: 541-672-7272. www.roseburgcinemas.com
The movie “Midsommar” is the best type of scary movie — the type that isn’t actually scary at all.
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.
