老夫子传媒

This March, the SOU Food Pantry is proud to host the annual Governor鈥檚 State Employees Food Drive! With the support of partners like Access, Rogue Food Unites, and the Ashland Community Food Bank, this drive plays a crucial role in providing essential food to students in need. Community contributions are just as important鈥攍ook for donation barrels in the Stevenson Union and help us make an impact!

When donating, please consider non-perishable items such as:

Canned fruits and vegetables
Canned meat
Pasta
Juice
Peanut butter
Shelf-stable snacks

Together, we can fight food insecurity on campus. To learn more, visit studentlife.sou.edu/food-pantry/ or email foodpantry@sou.edu.

American Legion Grants Pass Squadron 28 is having Kamikaze Karaoke on Sat March 22nd
Come and join and enjoy and have fun time
Our hosts are Bob from the band Triple Threat and his wife Wendy, will be spinning the tunes while participants will provide the vocals. Starting at 6pm.
Also serving Pulled Pork Sandwiches, Burgers and Dogs and beverages at the bar. Prices vary depending on the order.
206 NW F St, Grants Pass

Experience the joy of congenial social dancing to great live music at the North Bayside Grange on Saturday evening, March 22nd. All dancers are welcome at the Bay Area Contra Dance starting at 6:00pm. This special event is sponsored by the South Coast Folk Society. Join us for a light-hearted community gathering appropriate for teens and adults. There will be live music all evening, plus dance instruction and calling. This event is free, and open to everyone age 12 up. New dancers are always welcome. No prior experience or partner is required at this alcohol- and fragrance-free event.

Contra Dancing is joyful and easy to learn, like an old-time barn dance. It鈥檚 a delightful way to socialize to beautiful, uplifting music. Come swing your partner and do-si-do to the foot-stomping music of the Folk Society Open Band. Caller Becky Nankivell will provide a lesson for new dancers at 6:00pm, and expert calling all evening. Wear casual clothes and comfortable shoes. Please join us on the dance floor, or relax and enjoy fine music.

Many thanks to the North Bayside Grange, a wonderful dance venue, for hosting the monthly Bay Area Contra Dances. The center is open to all ages and is located at 67577 E Bay Road, North Bend, just across the bridge in Glasgow. Save the date. Doors open at 5:45, and a $5 donation would be appreciated. There will be refreshments available all evening. Contact Paul at 541-404-8267 for more information, or visit southcoastfolksociety.com.

Join Southern Oregon Repertory Singers for Charm Me Asleep, a hugely varied program of lyrical, romantic, and life enhancing choral music. Featured works include a playful serenade by Franz Schubert, an exotic set of songs by Dutch Composer, Henk Badings, rousing spirituals by African American Composer, Adolphus Hailstork, and an atmospheric setting of Native American poetry. The program will also feature Gabriel Faur茅鈥檚 jewel-like requiem.

Saturday, March 22, 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
Sunday, March 23, 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.

General Tickets: $15.00 - $42.00
Student and Oregon Trail Cardholder Tickets: $5.00

To purchase tickets, please visit www.repsingers.org or call 541-552-0900.

Additional date: 3/23/2025 at 2 pm

We are delighted to invite you to our upcoming March concert, 鈥淐harm Me Asleep鈥濃�攁 richly varied program of lyrical, romantic, and life-enhancing choral music.

Concert Highlights
Faur茅鈥檚 Requiem (Original Chamber Orchestra Version)
Hear this iconic work the way the composer first imagined it鈥攗npublished during Gabriel Faur茅鈥檚 lifetime and rarely performed in its original form. Experience the grace and optimism woven into this jewel-like masterpiece, featuring our 65-voice choir and chamber orchestra.

Soloists
Soprano Taylor Pulsipher
Guest baritone Dan Gibbs

Additional Works
A playful Franz Schubert serenade for men鈥檚 voices and mezzo-soprano Shelly Cox-Thornhill
An exotic set of French songs by Dutch composer Henk Badings
Rousing spirituals by African-American composer Adolphus Hailstork
An atmospheric setting of Native American poetry for choir and flutist Sherril Wood by former Repertory Singers鈥� Composer in Residence, Craig Kingsbury

This March, the SOU Food Pantry is proud to host the annual Governor鈥檚 State Employees Food Drive! With the support of partners like Access, Rogue Food Unites, and the Ashland Community Food Bank, this drive plays a crucial role in providing essential food to students in need. Community contributions are just as important鈥攍ook for donation barrels in the Stevenson Union and help us make an impact!

When donating, please consider non-perishable items such as:

Canned fruits and vegetables
Canned meat
Pasta
Juice
Peanut butter
Shelf-stable snacks

Together, we can fight food insecurity on campus. To learn more, visit studentlife.sou.edu/food-pantry/ or email foodpantry@sou.edu.

Beginners and 50+ Yoga Class
Being held on Mondays and Thursday mornings

Don Woodard is an internationally recognized artist who has the unique ability to carve by hand, very detailed, High & Low Relief, Mixed Media images, in select woods. He also has the painting skills to highlight or detail the carvings into works of fine art.

About the Art: Don鈥檚 subject matter is wide-ranging, including wildlife, western images, images of Hawaii, and various landscapes, that are reflective of his interests. Many of his western scenes represent events, adventures, and misadventures, that he has experienced while leading pack-horse trips into the Rocky Mountain Wilderness for over 40 years. Don is also very happy to create a commissioned work of art to tell YOUR STORY!

Greg Navratil
From Gearhart, Oregon he lives in a historical two-room schoolhouse.

Growing up in Denver, he was first recognized as an artist at the age of 7 when he had a drawing published in the Denver Post. This interest continued throughout his school years and he received his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Metropolitan State University in Denver.

He creates paintings that concentrate on the abstract and chaotic qualities of nature. The surfaces are covered from edge to edge, and your eyes are invited to wander. Colors are applied in thick layers, which appear haphazard up close, but from a distance, the viewer鈥檚 eye mixes the colors to form recognizable shapes.

This exhibit is called Minutiae en Masse and it exemplifies the finest of Greg鈥檚 art. While the individual colors are small 鈥� some of the paintings are very large. It is definitely, eye candy in the most luxurious sense.

Help Us Make Sleeping Mats for the Unhoused

The group meets every 1st and 3rd Saturday 10:30 am to 12:30 pm in the Fellowship Hall of Medford First United Methodist Church. Join us and we can teach you how it鈥檚 done. You don鈥檛 have to bring anything, just show up.

If you are an organization that would like to start a project of their own, come to our classes. We can do demonstratons at your location and help you get started.

churchoffice@medfordumchurch.org