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              A CHRISTMAS TRADITION                               BROOKINGS HOLIDAY CELEBRATION


                    DONE DIFFERENTLY                              AZALEA PARK’S “BEST HOLIDAY LIGHT


                   SAFEWAY-PROVIDENCE                             SHOW ON THE SOUTHERN OREGON
                                                                  COAST”
                       FESTIVAL OF TREES
                                                                      eld since 1997, this year’s festival of lights will be displayed along
                his year marks  the 29th anniversary of Providence  Hthe Hwy 101 corridor and other selected  commercial areas in
            TFestival of Trees. Because their number one priority is   Brookings. You can expect to see the top displays made from their col-
            keeping the community safe, they made the difficult, but   lection of two million lights.
            necessary decision to transition to a virtual festival event
            for 2020.                                             Check their website by November 15th for event updates and a map of
                                                                  light locations.
            While the presenting format has  changed, the two-fold
            reason for the Festival has not. First, the beneficiary, The   www.NaturesCoastalHoliday.com
            Providence  Community Health Foundation, continues to
            support patient needs and programs. (Over the years, the   CLAYFOLK ANNUAL SHOW REIMAGINED
            Festival of Trees has raised more than $9 million to ben-
            efit programs and services of Providence Medford Medical
            Center.) And second, we still need our traditions—we’ll                          s with many events this year, Clayfolk
            just do them a little differently this year.                                 Ahad to reshape  their popular annual
                                                                                         show and sale. In keeping  with Covid
            MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30 – SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6                                     concerns and protocols, participating art-
            Beautifully decorated Christmas trees will be displayed in                   ists are reimagining varied events—from
            the windows at the One West Main building in downtown                        studio tours and open houses to regional
            Medford. The Festival is as excited as ever to showcase the   pop-ups with several artists at each location.
            hard work of their designers.                         Clayfolk participated in American Craft Week October 2-11, and will be
                                                                  part of regional pop-ups planned for October 17-18.
            NEW FOR 2020                                          Find details about events, participating artists, regional sales and more
            Tune in to their Christmas Special from the comfort and   at www.Clayfolk.org
            safety of your home. The show on KDRV will feature enter-
            tainment, special messages from  Providence, and  a  few
            guests. There will be something for everyone in the family!  JACKSONVILLE VICTORIAN CHRISTMAS

            Planning is still ongoing, so be sure to follow the Providence
            Festival of Trees,  Medford,  Oregon, Facebook  page  for   DONE A LITTLE DIFFERENTLY THIS YEAR
            updates.
                                                                     veryone loves the Jacksonville Victorian Christmas, but the flavor
                                                                  Ewill be a little different this year. On November 28 at 5p.m. (the
                                                                  Saturday after Thanksgiving), there will be a virtual tree lighting you can
                                                                  watch from the comfort of your own home on Facebook and Instagram.
                                                                  Like and follow Jacksonville, Oregon so you don’t miss it or any of the
                                                                  other entertainment planned for you that evening.

                                                                  The stores are open, so come shop Jacksonville this holiday season, and
                                                                  you will be greeted with festive decorations. On weekends, you may
                                                                  catch the Carolers dressed in period piece. Father Christmas will be
                                                                  at Dan McGeorge Gallery (155 S. Third Street) on 11/30-31 and all
                                                                  weekends through Christmas.

                                                                  www.JacksonvilleOregon.com






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