Native tree and shrub seedlings are being offered for sale in Klamath Falls as part of an effort to encourage use of native plants in landscaping and restoration projects, according to a news release.
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“Swans: Majestic waterfowl from the land of lakes” will be the topic of Klamath Audubon’s March online virtual meeting, presented by member Ron Larson, on Tuesday, March 9, at 7 p.m. via Zoom.
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A film titled “Phoenix, Oregon,” shot in Klamath Falls in 2018, will make history on Saturday as the latest movie featured on the historic Oregon Film Trail in a day-long celebration of filmmaking in the Klamath Basin.
Sidelines Pizzeria in downtown Klamath Falls will host a multi-act comedy program on Saturday, April 3.
Linkville Playhouse will welcome limited capacity audiences for the comedy “Norma & Wanda” March 12-April 3, according to a news release.
ASHLAND — Indoor gatherings are prohibited in Jackson County but that hasn’t stopped the Oregon Center for the Arts (OCA) at Southern Oregon University Theatre Program from mounting made-for-the-small-screen virtual livestreaming events of two plays: “Polaroid Stories” and a new adaptation o…
“Killing the Klamath,” a documentary produced by Klamath Tribes to profile the ongoing fight to save endangered fish species from extinction, will premiere on PBS on Thursday, March 18, according to a news release.
Pelican Cinema, a Klamath Falls-based movie theater affiliated with Coming Attractions Theaters out of Ashland, has sat dormant for months due to COVID-19 crowd restrictions, but with recent rule changes the theater has reopened to the public once more with film screenings Fridays-Sundays.
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Starting in February, each month short films featured at last year’s Klamath Independent Film Festival will be featured along with a chat with the film’s director.
For those interested in exploring the hobby off rock collecting, the Chilo-Rockers Club will begin offering field trips, prospecting and rock-cutting demonstrating starting in March, according to a news release.
For those interested in exploring the hobby off rock collecting, the Chilo-Rockers Club will begin offering field trips, prospecting and rock-cutting demonstrating starting in March, according to a news release.
One of the Klamath County Library’s favorite yearly events is heading online.
Klamath County Libraries has a new service to pair patrons with their next favorite book: Bookmatch, according to a Klamath County Libraries news release.
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An historic marker will be formally unveiled as part of a full slate of activities in celebration of the film “Phoenix, Oregon” on Saturday, Feb. 27 in downtown Klamath Falls with a simultaneous livestream.
Pelican Cinema, a Klamath Falls-based movie theater affiliated with Coming Attractions Theaters out of Ashland, has sat dormant for months due to COVID-19 crowd restrictions, but with recent rule changes the theater is reopening to the public once more starting on Friday, Feb. 19, according …
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Starting in February, each month short films featured at last year’s Klamath Independent Film Festival will be featured along with a chat with the film’s director.
One of the Klamath County Library’s favorite yearly events is heading online.
Two Rivers Art Gallery and Gift Shop in Chiloquin has added handmade fine jewelry to its collection of regional artists and artwork from Maighread Thomas, a specialist in traditional Celtic jewelry, according to a news release.
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Scared of what to do for Valentine’s Day – why not try an actual frightful evening for a Valentine’s date never to be forgotten. Monster Mac’s Lunatic Asylum, a beloved seasonal haunted house in downtown Klamath Falls, will reopen Feb. 12-14 for a three-day Valentine’s dinner and haunted hou…
Klamath County Libraries has a new service to pair patrons with their next favorite book: Bookmatch, according to a Klamath County Libraries news release.
For those interested in exploring the hobby off rock collecting, the Chilo-Rockers Club will begin offering field trips, prospecting and rock-cutting demonstrating starting in March, according to a news release.
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