Free events in Jackson County, OR

Ashland Masonic Lodge hosts a complimentary coffee meetup that welcomes everyone and offers friendly conversation with opportunities to ask questions about the lodge. Guests can expect clear answers, with fewer secrets than many might assume. Free parking is available behind the lodge.

The 4th Annual High School Choir Invitational at SOU features choirs from North Medford, South Medford, Illinois Valley, North Valley, Hidden Valley, Lebanon, Roseburg, Grants Pass, and Eagle Point high schools. The event is free and open to the public, with a livestream available.

Spooky fun fills The Village Medford Center with an annual costume and treat trail. Attendees wear their best costumes and make their way through the center as participating local shops hand out sweets. There is a spooky selfie station where a quick photo enters participants for a chance to win a Tap & Vine Gift Card. This yearly favorite often draws a crowd, so early arrival can help ensure treats are still available.

Enjoy a free, family-friendly Trunk or Treat featuring more than 14 trunks offering goodies, plenty of candy, pumpkin decorating, costume contests, and spooky sensory boxes. Costume contest winners can receive prizes from local businesses.

Hope City’s community Trunk-or-Treat features decorated trunks, free candy, and costumes. This free event is open to everyone and offers fun for all ages, along with free hot chocolate, coffee, apple cider, popcorn, and cotton candy.

Autumn Fest at ACF brings a Narnia-inspired celebration to Ashland with free admission. Guests can enjoy themed fun with carnival games and a bounce house, then savor chili and cornbread. It is a festive gathering for families and friends, offering a playful taste of adventure in a magical setting.

This introductory session explores Movements of Love, a constellation ceremony created by Marina McDonald that invites participants to tap their innate capacity for healing and to cultivate greater love, joy, and peace for themselves and others. Rooted in Bert Hellinger’s Family Constellations and his later Movements of the Soul, and integrated with Ron Kurtz’s Hakomi method of assisted self discovery, the work offers a deeply experiential approach to personal and ancestral dynamics. Marina brings many years of focused study and direct practice, including training with Hellinger. She helped transform a former Tibetan Buddhist refuge on her property into a community space that became a Hakomi teaching center, facilitated numerous Movements of Love constellations, and now shares this synthesis with the RVML community. This event provides experiential education in a methodology known internationally. Admission is free.