UPCOMING EVENTS

Upcoming Community Events We’re Excited About:

Energy Horizons is still streaming on PBS – https://www.pbs.org/show/energy-horizons/

check out the Pollinator Project Rogue Valley Calendar

check out the KS Wild Calendar

Sunday, June 14 from 12:30 to 2:00 pm – Film and Conversation at our monthly Sustainable Rogue Valley meeting – Faunteroy Center, Ward 7, DC – come join us to learn about resilience hubs and engage in conversation about how this might look in Grants Pass – HYBRID meeting: join us by zoom or show up in person at UUGP (129 NW E St, Grants Pass, OR)

Friday, June 19 at 9:00 am – JUNETEENTH – Opal’s Walk for Freedom in Reinhart Volunteer Park – this is the first year Grants Pass will be an official Opal’s Walk city – the only one in Oregon!! – (Schedule: 8:30 registration opens, 9:00 opening speeches, 9:30-11:00 the 2.5 mile walk, 11:00-1:00 music, speakers, food trucks, games) – registration is appreciated but not required – first 100 to register here can use the discount code GRANTSPASS for a reduced registration fee – please share the Facebook event with your friends! (Reinhart Volunteer Park, 1690 SW Webster Rd, Grants Pass, OR)

Saturday, June 20 from 11:00 am to 8:00 pm – JUNETEENTH celebration in Pear Blossom Park – this is a festive occasion, full of speakers, entertainment, live music, children activities, and plenty of Vendors on this amazing celebration of FREEDOM (Pear Blossom Park, 312 E 4th St, Medford, OR)

Tuesday, June 30 from 6:00 to 7:30 pm – SOCAN Monthly Meeting – How to be Effective When Taking Climate Action – Join us for a conversation with Flavia Franco, from Southern Oregon Food Solutions, who will share her take on the Venn Diagram and how she is using a positive feedback loop to make her intersection (in the diagram) grow bigger, both personally and as a community, as she focuses on the issues of food waste prevention, reduction and community compost. In order to make progress – especially towards resilience – connections and relationships are key. A positive feedback loop can be used to build momentum in climate action either by being the center driver of the loop activity or by being a part of the loop itself. – at the Medford Public Library large meeting room (205 S. Central Ave, Medford, OR)

Saturday, July 4 at 9:30 am – Join SOCAN at Ashland’s 4th of July Parade – For over 100 years, Ashland’s Chamber of Commerce has brought together 20,000 community members to celebrate with a parade and activities in the park. It is a family focus day and makes Ashland, Oregon a great small town to live in…and VISIT! Parade starts in Triangle Park, continues along Main Street and finishes at Water Street – check out the performances, booths, and activities in Lithia Park (Lithia Park, Winburn Way, Ashland, OR)

ENVIRONMENTAL FILM & CONVERSATION SERIES

Environmental Film and Conversation Series
co-sponsored by EARTH Club at RCC

SUSTAINABLE ROGUE VALLEY AND RCC EARTH CLUB HOST PERIODIC FILM/CONVERSATION EVENTS.
Our film series is currently on hiatus. Check back later for updates.