3rd Friiday in Downtown Medford -this Friday
We at Medford’s 3rd Friday Art Walk are extraordinarily excited about and grateful to all the artists and business’s opening their hearts and minds and doors to all the residents of our Rogue Valley. For free! For You! We’d especially like to thank the Rogue Gallery and Art Du Jour for Keeping open the doors to art downtown Medford and for being part of Medford’s3rd Friday Art Walk.
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On Friday July 17th we at the art walk are going to bring the house down downtown with a fashion show (beginning at 6:00) in Theatre Alley and a Drive Through recyclable cardboard sculpture and music in the alley (from 6:00 – 8:00) by the Constant Tourists. At the corner of Bartlett and E. Main (in front of Lawrence’s Jewelers will be the Jerry Horton Trio, Ann Horton and Elyse Roxander. There’s more music on Central and there’s poetry, and there business after business with the artwork of some of the regions finest painters, printmakers, sculptors –ARTISTS, in short between 30 and 40 of them in 25 – 30 businesses, and that’s not counting our two fine downtown galleries.
So, come on down with your family and friends and co-workers and don’t forget your wallet – lets crank up our own stimulus package.
(From the pages of our Medford Mail Tribune)
Music group inducts man
July 09, 2009
Medford musician Scotty Gosson will be inducted into America's Old Time Country Music Hall of Fame in September, the organization has announced.
Gosson, a bluegrass musician, will be honored during the annual National Traditional Country Music Association convention in LeMars, Iowa.
Inductions since 1976 have honored significant contributors to America's "old time country music," a press release from the organization said.
"We've been doing this now for 35 years," Bob Everhart, president of the group, said in the release. "Over the years we have honored celebrities and just regular folks who have made significant contributions to the music and dance of our pioneer settlers and homesteaders. Scotty Gosson of Medford, Oregon, is one of those contributors."
Details: http://www.orgsites.com/ia/oldtimemusic.
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On Friday July 17th we at the art walk are going to bring the house down downtown with a fashion show (beginning at 6:00) in Theatre Alley and a Drive Through recyclable cardboard sculpture and music in the alley (from 6:00 – 8:00) by the Constant Tourists. At the corner of Bartlett and E. Main (in front of Lawrence’s Jewelers will be the Jerry Horton Trio, Ann Horton and Elyse Roxander. There’s more music on Central and there’s poetry, and there business after business with the artwork of some of the regions finest painters, printmakers, sculptors –ARTISTS, in short between 30 and 40 of them in 25 – 30 businesses, and that’s not counting our two fine downtown galleries.
So, come on down with your family and friends and co-workers and don’t forget your wallet – lets crank up our own stimulus package.
(From the pages of our Medford Mail Tribune)
Music group inducts man
July 09, 2009
Medford musician Scotty Gosson will be inducted into America's Old Time Country Music Hall of Fame in September, the organization has announced.
Gosson, a bluegrass musician, will be honored during the annual National Traditional Country Music Association convention in LeMars, Iowa.
Inductions since 1976 have honored significant contributors to America's "old time country music," a press release from the organization said.
"We've been doing this now for 35 years," Bob Everhart, president of the group, said in the release. "Over the years we have honored celebrities and just regular folks who have made significant contributions to the music and dance of our pioneer settlers and homesteaders. Scotty Gosson of Medford, Oregon, is one of those contributors."
Details: http://www.orgsites.com/ia/oldtimemusic.
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