Events in Medford, OR

This collaborative work session supports the nationwide effort to mark the United States’ 250th year of independence by transcribing Revolutionary War pension files for the NARA/NPS citizen archivist mission. New participants receive guidance on how to get started, and experienced transcribers share who they are working on, troubleshoot issues, and exchange practical solutions. The group meets monthly in a hybrid format with an in-person gathering at the RVGS Library and a simultaneous option to participate via Zoom. Participation is free for all, and registration is available. Returning participants do not need to register again.

Epic Ashland Summer Sounds returns for its third season at the Lithia Park Bandshell, offering a free community concert series with live music, food trucks, a beer garden, and activities for kids. Across four free shows in the scenic setting of Lithia Park, the series celebrates how live music brings people together. This installment spotlights Les Greene & The Swayzees, driven by powerful vocals and a spirited mix of soul, rock and roll, funk, and vintage rhythm and blues. The group weaves classic soul with the nostalgic sounds of surf rock, doo wop, rockabilly, and beach music, delivering an energetic performance that keeps audiences moving from the first song to the final encore. Bring a blanket, pick up something tasty from the food trucks, and settle in for an evening of music, dancing, and community.

This session is available in person at the library or online through Zoom, and centers on methods and guidance for tracing German family history as well as helping Germans reconnect with relatives who emigrated. Some meetings begin with a presentation, then move into open questions and peer support. The group is led by Jon Wolfe, an American living in Germany. First-time attendees are asked to register, and an email with access details and the Zoom link will be sent to those who sign up. Returning participants do not need to register again. Registration closes the day before each meeting.

Bring a crew to The Copper Plank for a casual night of trivia. It is free to play, and winners take home prizes. Save a table by texting or leaving a message at (530) 459-8046. Arrive a bit early to get settled and order food and drinks before the questions begin.

Central Art in Medford offers studio time for watercolor artists of all experience levels. Led by Alisha Whitman, these relaxed sessions center on your own projects, with opportunities to ask questions, receive casual guidance, or simply paint alongside fellow artists. Alisha works with the group and provides one-on-one instruction as needed. Each meeting concludes with a supportive group critique to share progress and gather ideas. Please bring your own supplies. Registration is required, and sign-up is available through the Find Tickets button in the related Facebook event.

Ashland Masonic Lodge offers a free coffee hour open to everyone, creating a relaxed setting to chat with members and ask questions about the lodge. Conversations are friendly and straightforward, with clear answers at the heart of the gathering. Complimentary parking is available behind the lodge. Visitors often discover there is far less secrecy than they expected.

A relaxed session of casual commander play that welcomes both powerhouse and playful choices. Participants can enjoy one or two friendly games and take a moment to have a snack while there.

Enjoy a Spanish-language movie day that repeats on the last Thursday of each month. Screenings are presented entirely in Spanish, and both the audio and closed captions are available only in Spanish. The program is hosted in Spanish from beginning to end.

This free-entry Commander party offers the chance to earn a special Commander Play promo card by participating in qualifying Commander events at a local game store. Promo cards are available while supplies last.

Star Wars Unlimited gameplay is planned, with the format chosen on arrival. It will be either a draft for $16 or a constructed event for $10, depending on what the group prefers.

In the Central Art classroom, artists working in pastel or oil set up at individual easels and develop their pieces while Richard McKinley provides personalized guidance, practical suggestions, and constructive critiques. The environment is relaxed and supportive, with plenty of one-on-one attention. Participants are encouraged to bring multiple paintings at different stages of progress, and artists at every skill level are welcome. The goal is to blend clear, objective instruction with thoughtful, subjective insights drawn from Richard’s decades as a professional artist. Richard McKinley is a Master Pastelist with the Pastel Society of America and a member of the Salmagundi Club in New York City, where he has exhibited in the American Masters Exhibition. His work appears in national galleries and in the collections of the Butler Institute of American Art, the City of Albuquerque, and the Hang Ming Shi Museum. His oil and pastel paintings have been featured in Southwest Art, American Artist, Workshop magazine, Artist magazine, and Practique des Arts, and he has contributed to Pastel Journal since 2003. He is the author of Pastel Pointers and The Landscape Paintings of Richard McKinley and has appeared in seven instructional DVDs. An avid plein air landscape painter, he balances painting on location, refining those studies in the studio, writing about art, and teaching. Registration is required. Enrollment is limited to 10 students.

This event offers a chance to play One Piece, with the option to enjoy a sandwich while you are there.

An early autumn evening at RoxyAnn Winery brings a live performance from The Brisbane Project. Their blues-steeped, groove-forward sound blends evocative guitar lines, a solid rhythmic foundation, and soulful onstage chemistry that suits the unhurried feel of wine country. Sip wines that have earned awards, take in a harvest-time setting with crisp fall air and daylight fading over the vines, and enjoy views of the vineyard as the music unfolds.

This open mic offers a welcoming community setting for creative expression. Participants can share original music, poetry, dance, or stories, while others listen and connect. Whether it is a first visit or a regular return, the atmosphere supports exploration, expression, and meaningful connection.

August Wilson’s King Hedley II unfolds in 1985 Pittsburgh, following King as he confronts the weight of his past while reaching for a better future. The story explores resilience, aspirations, and the complex realities of life in the African American community. This staging centers Wilson’s rich storytelling and intense character journeys.

A free, single-day celebration of culture takes place at Pear Blossom Park Blocks in Medford, featuring entertainment, games, and food.

Begin your painting journey in a supportive, small-group class led by instructor Cheryl Magellen at Central Art in Medford. This introductory session aims to demystify painting and make getting started feel approachable for absolute beginners, those returning after a long break, or anyone curious about different mediums. Learn how to build a painting step by step, explore how shape, value, and color work together, and compare the advantages and limitations of watercolor, acrylic, oil, and soft pastel. Guidance focuses on building confidence and understanding why creating art can be both enjoyable and fulfilling. Class size is limited to five students for personal attention, and supplies are provided for new students. Registration is required, and no prior experience is needed.

Enjoy a relaxed pottery painting experience at Naumes Suncrest Winery where you can sip while you create. It is a fitting choice for couples planning a date night, coworkers interested in team building, and friends seeking a fun outing together.

Live music takes center stage with real-time performances. Experience the sound as it happens.

This public event features a music and talent showcase with free entry and complimentary coffee. Concessions will be available, and a 50/50 raffle will take place.

Explore the park in Medford with rides on diesel trains and a motor car, close-up views of model railroad layouts in a variety of scales, and opportunities to learn about local rail history while touring historic equipment. Admission is free, donations are appreciated, and food is available for purchase.

A weekly Pokémon League welcomes players with a $5 entry fee. The store offers a dedicated trading period where participants can bring their cards to swap with others in the community and track down the cards they need.

Parents seeking a welcoming space to connect with others who understand the joys and challenges of raising children with different abilities, learning styles, or support needs can gather for a relaxed monthly coffee meetup at Black Rock Coffee Bar. Expect casual conversation where you can share experiences, ask questions, or simply listen at your own pace. Drop in when it works for you and stay as long as you like. There is no agenda, no pressure, and no registration required. Purchases are optional and at personal expense. Whether you are new to this community or have been on this path for years, everyone is welcome. Spanish language support is available.

Two poets share an evening of work that lingers on patience, grace, and a sense of wonder, with attention to the steady work of becoming. The spirit of When We Become Trees threads through the themes, inviting reflection on how we root while we reach, seek glimpses of the sacred in ordinary places, and grow slowly, ring by ring. Anna Elkins brings the combined eye of a poet and painter. She holds degrees in art and English, an MFA in poetry, and received a Fulbright to write in Germany. Her creative life has taken her across six continents to write, paint, teach, exhibit, and publish. Her collection Hope of Stones earned an Oregon Book Award. She makes her home in a small town beside a wide river with her husband and many trees. Jacalyn McNamara is a painter and writer whose path has included freelance journalism, college-level writing instruction, and managing California’s oldest art center, always attentive to the music and poetry woven through the world. Her poems move across personal, cultural, historical, and mythic terrains, exploring liminal spaces and places of paradox. Her work has appeared in Clackamas Literary Review, Midwest Poetry Review, Jefferson Journal, and other publications, and she has recently been crafting poems to accompany artist Betty LaDuke’s Turtle Wisdom exhibit.

Noble Fox Brewery Ashland features beer, food, and music.

The Wagner Plaza Local Goods Market returns for the fall season in the heart of Historic Downtown Talent, bringing together local businesses, makers, creators, collectors, and neighbors. This series features three themed gatherings... a Harvest Festival, a Fall Market, and a Halloween Market... each offering opportunities to discover unique goods, meet the people behind small enterprises, and celebrate the season. More than a shopping experience, the market serves as a community hub that strengthens local connections and highlights the entrepreneurs who keep the region vibrant and resilient. Choosing to shop locally supports the character, diversity, and economic vitality of the area. After a year away, this cherished tradition comes back to provide a welcoming space where residents and visitors can connect, enjoy the spirit of fall, and champion the small businesses that shape Talent and the Rogue Valley.

Learn about bees and beekeeping at The Farm at SOU with First Saturdays at the Apiary. Hosted by Joy McEwen, Let’s Talk Bees meets at the Thadius Pavilion and welcomes SOU students, staff, and faculty. Whether you are curious about honey, considering a first hive, or already an experienced beekeeper, all experience levels are welcome. The program explores the importance of apiculture, its deep ties to the land and local food, and the realities that make this work challenging. It also emphasizes how education and recognition of the true value of beekeepers’ products can support a sustainable future for the craft. For questions, contact mcewenj@sou.edu.

Enjoy the Daniel Nickels Band at Pheasant Fields Farm as part of a special Harvest Festival Makers Market. Explore more than 50 vendors, take in live music, and discover family friendly fun. It is a welcoming way to shop local, appreciate the farm setting, and spend an afternoon focused on community and music.

Oktoberfest comes to The Village Medford Center, sponsored by Tap & Vine and free to attend. Expect Oktoberfest favorites, live performances by the Bathtub Gin Serenaders and A&M Brass Band, dancing, and activities with surprises for all ages. This festive community celebration is open to everyone.

This monthly coffee meetup takes place at Hyperion Coffeehouse, the new name for the former Cafe Soleil. The cafe continues its focus on carefully prepared coffee, tasty food, and live music under its refreshed name.

Celebrate harvest season at Pheasant Fields Farm with a family friendly gathering filled with food, fun, and music for all ages. The Bekkah McAlvage Duo features Bekkah’s original songs that weave folk, country, and bluegrass influences, and she is also the songwriter and lead vocalist for the all-gal bluegrass group The Rosa Lees. She is joined by Jimmy Fretwell, a longtime figure in the Rogue Valley music scene who records, performs, and tours with his own lyrically nimble country and honky-tonk tunes, and has played with many country and roots bands throughout the region. The description also nods to the connection between music and wine with Arpeggio, noted for layered harmony and a bold, balanced, expressive character.

Experience the intimate beauty of the acoustic guitar with the Guitar Society of Southern Oregon, a public nonprofit dedicated to connecting the community with classical and acoustic guitar music. This monthly meeting showcases local musicians and occasionally welcomes guest artists. The focus centers on the classical guitar while embracing the many styles it can sing in, including Flamenco, Latin, jazz, and ragtime. Admission is free.

Classical ballet meets inventive lighting in a reimagined Swan Lake. Tchaikovsky's celebrated score and the ballet's iconic steps remain at the heart of the performance, while vivid light design washes the stage in shifting color and emotion. Luminous costumes move with the dancers, turning each passage into a living painting. Technology is woven in to support, not supplant, the elegance that has captivated audiences for generations. Light, music, and motion converge to create a rich sensory experience that invites a fresh look at a timeless legend.

Camp Django Presents spotlights the spirit of Gypsy jazz with an evening led by renowned international artists. Paulus Schafer sets the groove, Tim Kliphuis crafts lyrical lines, Eva Slongo brings radiant energy, and Sam Farthing explores inventive rhythms, sharing one stage for a memorable performance. Whether you are steeped in Django Reinhardt’s legacy or discovering this music for the first time, expect an intimate, high-energy show that gets feet tapping. This event extends the Camp Django workshop presented at the Columbia Hotel and celebrates virtuosity, passion, and the enduring allure of Gypsy jazz.

Show Me Reptile Shows presents a reptile and exotic animal expo promoted as one of the largest and most diverse in the country. It blends fun, education, and a sense of adventure for all ages, whether you already keep reptiles, hope to start, or are simply curious. Expect an extensive marketplace with respected breeders and vendors offering reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, small exotic mammals, aquatics, and plants with bioactive supplies, plus equipment, feeders, enclosures, decor, and other care essentials. Guests are welcome to browse, learn, take photos, ask questions, and connect with the community even if they are not ready to bring home a new pet. Admission options include general admission and a VIP pass. General admission purchased in advance is Adults $12 and Kids 7 to 12 $5, with children 6 and under free. At the door, adults are $15 and kids 7 to 12 are $5, with children 6 and under free. The VIP pass is $17 in advance or $20 at the door and provides early entry along with free admission on day two at two day shows. All ages are welcome.

A family-focused field day centered on the salmon’s return offers a chance to learn about salmon and the local watershed.

The Harvest Festival at Pheasant Fields Farm will feature live music, with a performer sharing tunes during the event.

Acclaimed comedian and author Gary Gulman presents Grandiloquent at the Craterian, an 80 minute set that is sharp, funny, and unexpectedly heartfelt. Drawing on childhood stories, a love of literature, and his own insecurities, he shapes a performance that explores empathy, self acceptance, and the comfort found in humor, reading, and writing. Known for the specials Born on 3rd Base and The Great Depresh, Gulman continues to demonstrate why he remains one of comedy’s most compelling voices.

Margaret Cho takes the stage at the Historic Holly Theatre with Choligarchy, offering audacious, incisive stand-up infused with candid social insight. A comedian, actor, musician, advocate, and entrepreneur, she holds five Grammy and Emmy nominations and has influenced comedy and culture for decades. Recent screen work includes Fire Island, Doctor Odyssey, The Flight Attendant, Hacks, and Netflix’s Outstanding: A Comedy Revolution. Recognized by Vogue among the nine best female comedians of all time, she continues to shape contemporary comedy with originality. Expect explicit language and adult subject matter, intended for mature audiences. The theater setting is crafted for excellent sound, community, and memorable live performance. Ticket access includes artist and member presales followed by a public on sale.

Jared Gutridge brings live music featuring a smooth blend of original songs and covers. With more than eight years of experience, his performance is crafted to spark smiles and set a warm, welcoming atmosphere.

An inclusive playgroup welcomes children ages 0 to 5 of all abilities and their families, offering a warm space for play, growth, connection, and a sense of belonging. Presented in partnership with Autism Society of Oregon, the Family Nurturing Center of Southern Oregon, and Bridging Communities, it focuses on creating a fun and supportive environment where every family feels welcome. Activities take place at the Family Nurturing Center. Families can connect, play, and grow together, one moment at a time.

The Wagner Plaza Local Goods Market returns for the fall season, bringing together local businesses, artisans, creators, collectors, and community members in the heart of Historic Downtown Talent. This series features three seasonal editions, including a Harvest Festival, a Fall Market, and a Halloween Market, each offering chances to discover unique local goods, connect with neighbors, and celebrate the spirit of the season. More than a place to shop, it serves as a community hub that uplifts small, independent entrepreneurs. Choosing to buy from local vendors helps sustain the character, diversity, and economic vitality of the region. After a year on pause, this revived tradition welcomes residents and visitors to enjoy autumn together and support the businesses that shape Talent and the Rogue Valley.

Meet others at the Medford SCI Meetup at Jackson Creek Pizza. Community health workers will be on site to share information about COVID-19 vaccination opportunities in the metro area and answer questions. The meetup is open to anyone affected by SCI or paralysis and offers a chance to connect with new people and reconnect with old friends.

Patricia Quinn, the original Magenta, appears for a screening of the 1975 cult classic The Rocky Horror Picture Show with a live shadow cast and audience participation. A costume contest offers a chance to win a prize. A VIP upgrade is limited to 100 participants, and any Section A ticket can be upgraded to a VIP package.

Craterian Theater hosts a special screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show featuring Patricia Quinn, the original Magenta. See the movie in a newly restored 4K presentation with a live shadow cast and audience participation. The event includes a costume contest and additional activities. VIP Meet and Greet tickets offer the chance to meet Patricia Quinn, take a personal photo, and receive an autograph.

AFC presents Ian George & the Knee Pockets at Cedarwood Barn, offering an adventurous spin on folk rock that invites dancing, swaying, singing, laughter, and perhaps a few tears. The set blends playfulness with sharp arrangements, veering into bold solos while staying grounded by Ian George’s expressive, airy vocals and the pull of well crafted songs. Expect a journey that shifts from delicate to driving, all with the simple aim of a great time. This is a standing room concert. A small number of chairs, about ten, will be reserved for ADA guests and others with additional needs, available on a first come basis. Food and drinks will be available for purchase.

Phil Reed, one half of the duo The Brothers Reed and winner of the 2025 Tucson Folk Festival Songwriter Competition, brings a live performance shaped by a lifelong immersion in music. Raised in a musical family near Saint Louis, he began singing and playing guitar at ten and started writing songs soon after learning his first chords. Drawing inspiration from John Prine, Townes Van Zandt, and Elliot Smith, he crafts songs with depth and heart. His shows center on storytelling and a genuine connection with the audience, creating an inviting and memorable experience.

Steely Dead brings a creative blend of the Grateful Dead and Steely Dan to Talent Club, going far beyond a standard tribute. The band forges original musical pathways that link the two, with playful segues and open-ended jams that explore new territory.

Harvest & Hallow is a two-day fall festival market at Rogue X hosted by Gather Production Co., featuring local and regional vendors, tasty food trucks, photo spots, and family-friendly fun. Browse boutique clothing, home accents, jewelry, sweets, and handmade, one-of-a-kind gifts while soaking in festive autumn decor. The first evening brings playful competitions with a Superheroes vs. Villains costume contest and a carved pumpkin contest. The second day continues the celebration with a pie eating contest, a costume parade, and trick or treating at vendor booths while supplies last. Costumes, carved pumpkins, and an appetite for seasonal treats are all welcome for a cozy celebration of the spooky season.

The Wagner Plaza Local Goods Market returns for the fall season in the heart of Historic Downtown Talent, bringing together local businesses, makers, creators, collectors, and neighbors for a lively community marketplace. Look for three themed editions, including a Harvest Festival, a Fall Market, and a Halloween Market, each offering a chance to discover unique goods, meet the people behind independent ventures, and connect with the community. More than a shopping trip, the market centers on strengthening local ties and investing in small business owners whose work preserves the character, diversity, and economic vitality of Talent and the Rogue Valley. After a hiatus, this revived tradition invites residents and visitors to celebrate the season, foster connections, and support the entrepreneurs who help the community thrive, one market at a time.

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.

Travel back to the 1980s for a stage spectacle that celebrates the spirit of America’s beloved amusement parks. Expect sky-high acrobatics, soaring aerial work, nimble juggling, and a cheerful retro vibe. At its center stands a human-powered marvel... a towering Ferris wheel ringed by ingenious mechanical contraptions that reinvent classic rides and midway games. The show sweeps along with stunts, surprises, and laughter, then concludes with a warmhearted moment that underscores how shared joy can bring people together.

Experience a night of music and community impact at the Rogue Valley Family YMCA, featuring an interactive dueling pianos show by the Dueling Hobbits. The high-energy performance is driven by audience requests, spanning classic rock, country, pop, and more, and each request supports the Y. The evening also includes a silent auction, hors d'oeuvres and charcuterie, and tours of the facility. Proceeds benefit scholarship funds that help children, families, and adults access YMCA programs regardless of ability to pay. General admission is $50 in advance and $75 at the door if available. VIP tickets are available and include reserved seating, drinks, charcuterie, and additional perks.

Holding Wonder at Sou Recital Hall offers a reflective concert that considers the tenderness of life and the marvels of the natural world through heartfelt repertoire. The program features Brahms’ Nänie, Ēriks Ešenvalds’ Northern Lights for choir with tuned water glasses, Lucy Walker’s lyrical setting of Sara Teasdale’s There Will Come Soft Rains, crossover selections by Dolly Parton and Jacob Collier, and Jodi French’s Life Has Loveliness to Sell, which sets Teasdale’s Barter and invites renewed attention to everyday beauty. Expect an expressive evening that moves from consolation to awe, uniting classical and contemporary voices in a spirit of wonder.

Experience an afternoon of live music from Joshua Paul & Brook at Paschal Winery and Vineyard, paired with wine and food.

Steven Swift plays a solo set at Dunbar Farms featuring a blend of older pieces and brand-new tunes. He uses live looping to build layers in real time. There is also the possibility of unannounced guests joining him on stage.

Tres Palomas performs bossa nova and classic songs from around the world at ART BOP BEER CO.

Connect with others in the spinal cord injury and paralysis community at a friendly meetup centered on conversation, support, and wellness. Community health workers will be available to share details on COVID-19 vaccine options in the metro area and to answer questions. The meetup welcomes anyone affected by SCI or paralysis.

Presented by the Historic Holly Theatre, GRAMMY winner Chris Botti, a celebrated trumpeter for close to three decades, takes the stage for a performance that highlights his distinctive tone, cinematic approach, and expressive playing. Over the course of his career he has collaborated with Sting, Paul Simon, Barbra Streisand, Lady Gaga, Tony Bennett, Aretha Franklin, Andrea Bocelli, Herbie Hancock, Yo-Yo Ma, and many others. His recordings have topped the jazz charts and earned multiple Gold and Platinum certifications, and he has appeared with symphony orchestras at renowned venues including Carnegie Hall, the Hollywood Bowl, and the Sydney Opera House. With his Blue Note Records release Vol. 1, he returns to acoustic jazz and classic standards, sharing beauty, elegance, and the unmistakable trumpet sound that has captivated audiences worldwide.

Presented by What to do in Southern Oregon and Retro Wormhole, this vintage toys and collectibles show brings together vendors and fans in downtown Medford. Search for childhood favorites and that final piece for a collection while browsing toys from the 1970s, 80s, 90s, and 2000s, including Transformers, My Little Pony, Strawberry Shortcake, Barbie, video games, and more. Explore vintage books, comics, and maybe even other collections. The exact location within downtown Medford is to be determined. Admission is $5 for adults, $1 for teens ages 13 to 19, and free for children 12 and under. One dollar from each admission will be donated to Rogue Comic Con, a 501(c)(3), to help fund outreach events throughout the year. Vendor registration is open.

A festive two-day market at RogueX brings together more than 175 curated local vendors with gifts ranging from fine art to baked goods. Admission is free. Enjoy a complimentary photo booth for family snapshots, seasonal drinks from the bar, and lunch options from three food trucks while you browse. More details and vendor announcements will be shared ahead of the event. Vendor spaces are handled exclusively by Golden Grove Collective, so ignore any third parties claiming to sell spots.

A cheery two-day holiday marketplace fills Rogue X with family-friendly cheer and local shopping. Presented by Gather Production Co., the event spotlights makers and small businesses offering handcrafted gifts, boutique apparel, home accents, jewelry, and plenty of sweet treats. Activities include a playful Santa-themed contest and Jingle Bell Bingo. Start with a bingo card from the entrance, collect stamps as you explore vendor booths, then turn in a completed card for a chance to win a seasonal prize basket contributed by participating vendors. Kids can explore the Little Elf Market, a dedicated zone stocked with giftable treasures they can choose for parents, siblings, friends, and family. Festive photo spots throughout the venue create easy opportunities to capture holiday memories, perfect for coordinated outfits and big smiles. Expect twinkling backdrops, merry moments, and a joyful start to the season.

Capture a festive selfie with Santa at The Village Medford Center. Guests can use their own phones to take free photos, and families are welcome to bring kids and pets to be part of the moment. These appearances also highlight community giving, with optional donations encouraged to support local nonprofits such as FOTAS, Street Dogs, MASLOW Project, ROC Recovery, and Rogue Recovery. Santa will be making multiple visits, offering chances to create holiday memories while supporting important local causes.

Free holiday selfies with Santa are available at The Village Medford Center. Guests can use their own phones to take photos, and both children and pets are welcome. While the photos cost nothing, optional donations will support local nonprofits, including FOTAS, Street Dogs, MASLOW Project, ROC Recovery, and Rogue Recovery. This is a seasonal photo opportunity paired with community giving.

Capture a festive photo with Santa at The Village Medford Center during free selfie sessions. Guests use their own phones, and families are welcome to include kids and pets. While photos cost nothing, optional donations may be made to support local nonprofits such as FOTAS, Street Dogs, MASLOW Project, ROC Recovery, and Rogue Recovery. The experience blends holiday cheer with community support, creating a simple way to make memories and give back.

Multi-platinum pop artist and songwriter Andy Grammer brings his high-energy, heartfelt sound to the Craterian for a performance that aims to lift spirits. Since breaking out with his 2011 debut single "Keep Your Head Up," he has built a global following with hits like "Honey, I’m Good," "Good to Be Alive (Hallelujah)," and "Don’t Give Up on Me," amassing billions of plays. Tickets range from $70 to $82, with all fees included.

At The Village Medford Center, visitors can take a free, do-it-yourself holiday photo with Santa. Bring a phone, gather the kids, and feel free to include pets for a memorable snapshot at no cost. Optional donations are welcomed to support local nonprofits, including FOTAS, Street Dogs, MASLOW Project, ROC Recovery, and Rogue Recovery. It is a cheerful way to capture the season while giving back to the community.

Meet Santa at The Village Medford Center and take free selfies using your own phone. Kids and pets are welcome to be in the photo. Donations are optional and will benefit local nonprofits including FOTAS, Street Dogs, MASLOW Project, ROC Recovery, and Rogue Recovery. Celebrate the season with a cheerful picture while supporting community organizations.