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OSF 2021 SEASON

FIRST EVER COMBINED AND LIVE

he 2021 Oregon Shakespeare Festival season features an abundance of programming, includ-
Ting favorites from archives streaming on demand, breakthrough original works on digital
platform O!, and a fall live season on OSF’s campus in Ashland, extending into January for the
first winter special.

The combination of multi-format programming is a celebration of OSF’s commitment to
presenting world-class theatre on its stages and its recent foray into groundbreaking digital
programming, introducing fans, supporters, and new audiences worldwide to the company’s
award-winning artistry.

The Green Show stage comes back to life with concerts, dance, and community performances,
on a schedule to be announced in the coming weeks—and, as always, free and open to the public.

All live performances will be subject to health department guidelines and government restric-
tions on large gatherings. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and uncertainties associated
with it, OSF will hold off announcing specific dates and ticket sales for onstage productions until
there is more clarity around reopening, gathering, and social distancing guidelines. All onstage
activities are subject to change.

As always, in this unique time OSF continues to live up to its mission statement: “Inspired
by Shakespeare’s work and the cultural richness of the United States, we reveal our collective
humanity through illuminating interpretations of new and classic plays, deepened by the kalei-
doscope of rotating repertory.”

Details for each of these exciting venues—Streaming OSF Favorites on O!, OSF On Stage, and
Streaming New Work on O!—can be found on www.OSFAshland.org.

AWEN WINECRAFT

NEW TASTING ROOM AND A FEW AWARDS

wen Winecraft is excited to announce the opening last month of their first tasting room,
Athe Inspiration Station, in Jacksonville. They offer both indoor and outdoor seating at the
McCully house, located at 240 E. California St. Their beautiful patio is well suited for service any
time of year, with heaters and fire pits to keep people warm while they enjoy a glass or bottle of
Awen Winecraft’s fine wine.

Wine flights, wine by the glass, and bottles of wine are available to enjoy on the patio or to go,
as well as curbside pickup during normal business hours. They have also partnered with various
restaurants to provide food for patrons.

They’d like to share another accomplishment—two platinum awards for their 2019 Albariño
and their 2018 Grenache Blanc. Their 2019 Inspiration Blend took Double Gold and their 2019
Grenache Blanc took Gold for Best of the Northwest.

www.AwenWinecraft.com

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