Pride and Prejudice
Book by Jane Austen
Adapted by Jon Jory
Directed by Tricia Drevets

Join us as we bring Jane Austen’s beloved 1813 novel to life in this fun and fast-paced adaptation by Jon Jory. Finding a husband is not a priority for the independent-minded Elizabeth Bennet, but with a match-making mother, four unmarried sisters and several unsuitable suitors, it’s hard for her to escape the subject. When Elizabeth meets the handsome but enigmatic Mr. Darcy, she is determined not to let her emotions rule over her good sense. However, in a society where snubs and deceit are commonplace, is it possible for Elizabeth and Darcy to look beyond his pride and her prejudice to make the best match of all?

Showtimes:
Fri, Sep 7th, 2018 at 7:30 pm
Sat, Sep 8th, 2018 at 7:30 pm
Sun, Sep 9th, 2018 at 2:00 pm
Fri, Sep 14th, 2018 at 7:30 pm
Sat, Sep 15th, 2018 at 7:30 pm
Sun, Sep 16th, 2018 at 2:00 pm
Thu, Sep 20th, 2018 at 7:30 pm
Fri, Sep 21st, 2018 at 7:30 pm
Sat, Sep 22nd, 2018 at 7:30 pm
Sun, Sep 23rd, 2018 at 2:00 pm

The Rogue River Greenway Foundation Board of Directors and the Ride the Rogue (RTR) Event Team invite you to attend the September 2018 Ride the Rogue Event. A special Thank You to our many event Sponsors and Contributors – we could not do this without you!
Cyclists come from every corner of Oregon and numerous other states, as do our volunteers. What an amazing group of people!
The RTR event is our main fund raiser to help build the Rogue River Recreational Corridor and Greenway (RRG) and each year the event grows.

Your continued support means a great deal to this board, to the RTR event and to this project. Most importantly, it provides real and tangible resources to help build the Rogue River Recreational Corridor and Greenway project.

There are 4 course options: Century 99 mile ($50), Metric 62 mile ($40), 40 mile route ($25), 19.6 route ($30)

The Growers’ Market is community in action. For growers and artisans it is a way of life. Our customers experience a sensory extravaganza; spicy petunias, roses and chives, rosemary, thyme, and lavenders, fresh peaches, ripe tomatoes, coffee brewing and donuts frying, wind chimes, hand-scented soaps. There is a silversmith, and an artist in oils, stained glass; the riches of the region shared by friends and neighbors. Fresh eggs, specialty breads, cakes, pies, honey, natural organic beef, seafood, and wood products round out the variety. Members attend from Medford, Butte Falls, Winston, Canyonville, Gold Hill, Roseburg, the Illinois Valley and the Oregon Coast.

SUMMER MARKET (Mar 17 – Oct 27, 2018)
Normal Hours of Operation:
9:00 am to 1:00 pm
Downtown Grants Pass, OR
4th & F Street
Grants Pass, OR

Join us for the 6th Annual Saturday Parkways Event! Local organizations from all over the Rogue Valley will come together in one spot to provide free family fun to our community!

*Miss Annie the Clown will be headlining our event with a puppet show, balloon animals and bounce houses.
*The Grants Pass Family YMCA will be out with their large inflatable obstacle course, archery and activity booths.
*Club Northwest will be here with their personal trainers, the New Well, The Spa at Club Northwest and KidZone.
*BugsRUs doing bug demonstrations
*The Blue Zone Project
*Usborne Books
*The Home Depot
*Birdbox Building with the Audubon Society
*Siskiyou Community Health
*The Windchasers building kites with kids and doing flying demonstrations (if the wind allows them),
*Rock painting, jewelry making and more with Love in Action
*FREE Face Painting
*Tennis Demonstations
*Pickleball Demonstrations
*FREE Photo Booth
*Food from True Juice and Cheri’s Mobile Mart
*Pacifica Caterpillar Bus
*Every kid gets a free ice cream!!

Food available from TrueJuice and Cheri’s Mobile Market.
Look for updates as more vendors sign up to participate
Last year we had such an amazing turn out from the Community that we hope to be able to grow even more this year! And remember, all kids receive a free ice cream for participating in our activity BINGO game!

This year’s Rotary Duck Derby will be the 16th Annual Duck Derby in Grants Pass, and will take place on Saturday, Sept. 22, 2018. With your help, we look forward to once again bringing in money to serve the children of Josephine County.

For 2018 the area club presidents decided that 25 percent of the money will go to improve Jubilee Park in Cave Junction. Improvements will include moving the light poles on the baseball field from inside the fence to outside the fence (for safety reasons), creating a dog park and adding to the existing walking path. Most of the cost will be in fences. The other 75 percent will go to start renovation of the riding arena at the fairgrounds. Every local high school equestrian team and many other groups use the arena for practice and events. But now it’s fallen into serious disrepair. A tarp has to be spread across the roof during the winter to make the arena usable. The total project will cost $504,000. The Rotary has agreed to give 75 percent of this year’s Duck Derby proceeds and all the proceeds of its 2019 and 2020 Duck Derbys to this project, as long as satisfactory progress is being made in annual reports to the presidents. Fairgrounds people are confident that this show of local support will attract grants and other money to the project. A renovated arena, in turn, might be able to accommodate more family-oriented events.

Find a list of prizes and locations to adopt a duck at http://www.rotaryduckderby.com.

My Funny Valentine
Timeless Songs, Three #1 Selling Albums
My Funny Valentine celebrates beloved songs from stage and screen. Ireland’s foremost trumpeter Niall O’Sullivan and international award-winning vocalist Shona Henneberry, along with piano accompaniment, perform showbiz favorites like Moon River, Stardust, and, of course, My Funny Valentine. A sublime romantic program.

Josephine County Community Concert Association has been providing southern Oregon with quality live entertainment for over 72 years. Each artist is carefully chosen to provide the highest quality entertainment. They have performed both nationally and internationally in some of the world’s top venues. They also wholeheartedly support the mission of community concert associations like ours. We seek to provide a great entertainment value while supporting the live arts in our community.