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EVENTS cont...                  Ride it




         AAUW GARDEN TOUR                                                                    again.


         JUNE 9, MEDFORD/JACKSONVILLE
         Celebrate spring with a tour of six gardens in Medford and Historic Jacksonville on June 9 at
         the 11th Annual Garden Tour sponsored by Medford AAUW. The two Jacksonville gardens are
         on the same street, one a historic home with a garden designed by the professional landscape
         designer/owner, the other an eclectic mix of propagated plants and repurposed or gifted items
         creating a peaceful, colorful, and economical space. In Medford enjoy four gardens including a
         shady, woodland space, a historic, Asian-inspired retreat, another filled with flower beds, trees,
         and winding pathways, and a two-year-old garden designed for minimal water usage. Proceeds
         provide scholarships for local girls and women.

         www.Medford-or.aauw.net

                                              PORCHFEST


                                              JUNE 15, GRANTS PASS
                                              Porchfests are annual  music festivals  held on
                                              front porches in large  cities and small  towns
                                              across the country, bringing musicians and
                                              neighbors together to build community spirit.
                                              Grants Pass is one such community—the only
                                              one in Oregon—where the fun, free  festival
                                              will be held on front porches of vintage homes
                                              in the NW Washington Boulevard neighborhood.
                                              Visitors may enjoy nearly 90 musicians of varying
                                              genres, enjoy great food, as well as arts and crafts
         in the neighborhood and in Lawnridge Park. The event originated in Ithaca, NY, reviving a time   If joint pain or
         when neighbors gathered on their front porches and brought out guitars and fiddles to play music
         together.                                                                          a sports injury
                                                                                            is holding you back,
         The event is closed to traffic, allowing attendees to stroll or bike through the neighborhood,
         bring lawn chairs to sit and enjoy the music. Rogue Gateway Rotary Club is the festival organizer.   the experts at Asante
         The club will continue using profits to underwrite programs for youth.
                                                                                            Orthopedic Surgery and
         www.PorchFestGrantsPass.org                                                        Sports Medicine can help.



                               ART FAIR IN TILLER                                           Call today for an appointment.


                               JULY 6, TILLER                                               Asante Orthopedic Surgery
                               Looking for an off-the-beaten-path Saturday outing? Head to Tiller   and Sports Medicine
                               on July 6. Four years ago, residents of Tiller started the Art Fair to
                               highlight talents of the community and share the beauty of South   269 Maple St., Ashland
                               Umpqua. (Tiller  is located on Oregon Route 227 and the South   (541) 482-4533
                               Umpqua River, in the Umpqua National Forest.) This event is part of
                               their broader “Come to Your Senses” program. There will be artists,   537 SW Union Ave., Grants Pass
                               kids’ events, demonstrations, food and live music all day long. The   (541) 507-2050
                               event demonstrates the community spirit of a small town, where
         everyone pitches in and volunteers time and services.

         Mark your calendar for July 6, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

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