Events in Grants Pass today

This is a firearms training class with professional instruction in a structured setting, focused on specific shooting skills, safety, and/or certification requirements. Before you go, confirm the course details, prerequisites, fees, and what’s provided by contacting Josephine County Sportsman Association. Plan to bring your firearm (per the course requirements), ammunition (as specified by the instructor), required eye and ear protection, note-taking materials, and water and appropriate clothing for the range conditions.

Join a 5-Stand sporting clays competition at the Josephine County Sportsman Association. Shooters fire from five fixed stations (cages), with targets launched from multiple machines at varying angles, speeds, and elevations for a mix of different presentations. The event uses a 25-target round format with singles and doubles, and all skill levels are welcome. For current fees, start times, and any pre-registration requirements, contact the organizer directly.

This small, community-focused wellness studio offers comforting drinks and gentle self-care. Offerings include chair massage, intuitive readings such as tarot, oracle and coffee cup, and ionic foot detox. Guests can enjoy locally sourced, high quality chai or fresh, house-made kava served hot or chilled while taking time to unwind.

The tribute act Yesterday holds an endorsement from Sir Paul McCartney. Their credits include features in Rolling Stone and Showbiz Magazine, along with television appearances on NBC, CBS, ABC, Dick Clark's Your Big Break, and Ed McMahon's Star Search. They also returned as a highlight of the yearly Joe Johnson's Beatles Cruise with Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines. On the Beatles Tribute Cruise, they appeared alongside Laurence Juber, formerly of Wings, Tony Bramwell, an author and longtime childhood friend of the Beatles, and Tony Perkins of ABC's Good Morning America, a well known Beatles enthusiast.

Enjoy a live tribute to The Beatles at Rogue Theatre. This sold-out show features Beatles-inspired music for an evening of classic hits and sing-along energy.

Come out for the Troon Vineyard & Farm Sunday Summer Market, featuring local farmers, artisans, and garden-to-guest lunches by Chef Carl Krause. It’s a great chance to enjoy sustainably sourced food and handcrafted items, sip wine in the garden, and listen to live music with friends and family.

LifeLink Church’s summer camp brings students to Sis-Q Meadows Camp in Cave Junction for an experience designed specifically for grades 6 through 12. This middle and high school track, known as Encounter, combines high-energy activities with intentional spiritual growth. Students can look forward to lively water games, evenings gathered around the campfire, team competitions, and music, all within a community focused on real relationships and a deeper walk with God. The week is centered on creating space to meet Jesus personally, listen for His leading, and uncover purpose alongside peers. The fee is $260 per camper, with a $100 contribution from LifeLink Church that reduces the camper cost to $160. YouthLink students can invite a friend, and the same financial assistance applies to guests.

Enjoy a calming 60-minute practice guided by Alix, featuring a slow, mindful sequence of pranayama and yoga postures designed to support stability and flexibility while fostering a sense of ease. The class welcomes all experience levels, especially beginners, and provides a gentle pace that can be helpful for those recovering from surgery or injury, people with physical limitations, or anyone seeking a softer flow. Participants should be able to move between standing and the floor at their own pace, or they may use a provided chair. Drop-in pricing is $20, with passes available.

Settle into a calming Yin yoga session designed to ease both body and mind, with props provided so no extra gear is needed. Suitable for all levels, this 60 minute class focuses on a small number of seated, supine, and close-to-the-ground postures held for several minutes to encourage a steady balance of effort and ease. As muscles relax during these longer holds, the practice targets connective tissues such as ligaments, tendons, and fascia. It offers a gentle counterbalance to a busy routine and invites quiet awareness of physical sensations and emotions, creating space for deep release. Drop-in rate is $20, with passes available.

Experience a calming self-care session at Body Alchemy Wellness Studio focused on gentle stretching, guided relaxation, and simple take-home tools. Licensed Massage Therapist Victoria Sanchez leads practices tailored for anyone feeling tight or sore, spending long hours sitting, standing, driving, or working on their feet, or holding tension in the neck, shoulders, back, or hips. The class explores approachable techniques that ease stiffness, improve flexibility and mobility, reduce stress and physical discomfort, support healthy posture and body awareness, and help establish a sustainable routine between massage appointments. This is not a workout, it is a welcoming environment to move at an easy pace, unwind, ask questions, and reconnect with your body. A sliding-scale contribution of $15 to $30 per person is available. A tea bar is open during class with options such as chai latte, matcha, mushroom coffee, mushroom hot chocolate, kava lattes and shots, house herbal teas, and ceremonial cacao. Bring a yoga mat if you have one. Chairs and thoughtful modifications are provided for all mobility levels. Advance RSVP is recommended because space is limited. The aim is for participants to leave feeling more relaxed, more connected, and supported.

Join an airgun competition featuring compressed-air rifles and pistols shooting precision targets at 10 meters. The event is held in an indoor, climate-controlled setting, with minimal noise so ear protection is typically not needed. Divisions include Air Rifle and Air Pistol, with around 40 to 60 shots. Contact the Josephine County Sportsman Association for equipment requirements and entry fees.

Hosted by ODHS, this networking gathering welcomes members and guests. Upon arrival, Chamber Ambassadors collect a $1 contribution along with a business card, and coffee with light refreshments is available. The program opens with the Pledge of Allegiance, followed by five minutes for the hosts to spotlight their business or organization. The emcees then review the guidelines and begin drawing business cards. If yours is selected, you will have 30 seconds to introduce your business. Nonmembers may attend as guests up to three times, offering a straightforward way to connect with others and learn about the group.

An inclusive, all-levels community yoga session presented by No Mud No Lotus Yoga & Healing Center in partnership with Heart Space Studio focuses on mindful movement and breath to ease stress, build flexibility and strength, and cultivate a calm mindset within a supportive community. The class takes place at Heart Space Studio. Admission is $10 per session. Please bring a yoga mat, water, and an open heart. Suitable for newcomers and experienced practitioners alike, with a welcoming setting that encourages strength, balance, and healing.

This session features a mindful 60-minute slow-flow yoga practice followed by a relaxing sound bath. It is open to all levels, and props are available to use or purchase. Drop-in passes are $20.

Aaron Reed, a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist known for his role in the duo The Brothers Reed, performs at The Growler Guys - Grants Pass. The performance highlights narrative songwriting and lush melodies, lifted by a warm, soul-infused voice that adds real feeling throughout. Drawing on folk influences alongside Americana and roots rock, his lyrics turn to family, perseverance, and hopefulness, presented with open honesty and emotional depth.

Women who already feel comfortable on their mountain bikes can connect with others through supportive group rides organized by the SENDHER women’s MTB club. The emphasis is on building community, getting stronger together, and keeping things fun at a relaxed, social pace. These are no-drop rides, which means everyone stays with the group and no one is left behind. Rides are scheduled every other Thursday with a few additional dates, meeting at local trailheads. Locations rotate and may include Cathedral Hills at the Espey Trailhead, Mountain of the Rogue, and the Dollar Mountain Hieglen Loop. Helmets are required, and participants should bring water, lights just in case, and their bike. For more information, text Heather at 4582124425.