‘s become a tradition! Every Thursday night from Oct through April, it’s Oysters & Ales! Featuring Live music, samples from local breweries and distributors, specials throughout the night, prizes, and of course Oysters on the half shell. It ends in April with the Oysters and Ales Blowout where dozens of Breweries pour for you! It’s a great time, if you’ve never been to the Bella Union Oysters & Ales come on down, we guarantee you’ll be glad you did!

45 minute narrated trolley tour providing an overview of Jacksonville’s history Meet the trolley at the Visitor Information Center –  corner of North Oregon & C Streets Purchase tickets at Visitor Information Center by credit card or cash; Cash only for on-board purchase $6 adults, $3 children, no charge for held on lap Tours run on the half-hour from 10:30 am to 2:30 pm Fridays – Mondays in May & October Daily June – September; The Trolley is not handicap accessible Sold out tours may occur with advance registration and will be noted on this calendar as a separate entry Private tours are available for groups, limited to 25.  Click Here for more information

Meet the Pioneers – 2018 Friday, October 5 and Saturday, October 6 – Tours every 15 minutes from 3:30pm – 6:15pm Tickets will go on sale starting on Wednesday, September 6, 2018. As this event normally sells out, we encourage you to purchase your tickets early to avoid being disappointed. Check out additional details under the Meet the Pioneers section of this web site.  

DANCIN Vineyard – one mile outside Jacksonville 4477 South Stage Road www.dancinvineyards.com

Enjoy live music every Friday night from 9:00pm-midnight at Jville Tavern!  125 W California St., Jacksonville, 541-899-1170 October  5    Stoning Giants

Scarecrow Festival at Hanley Farm – Saturday, October 6, 2018 (All day) to Sunday, October 7, 2018 (All day) Hanley Farm, 1053 Hanley Road, Central Point OR Admission is free! Activities will include making your own scarecrow (complete kits cost $15/$10 for SOHS members), hayrides, children’s activities and games, farm fresh food for purchase, and tours of the historic Hanley House ($5 for nonmembers/$3 for SOHS members). A highlight of the Scarecrow Festival is visiting the scarecrows in the field and voting for your favorite. This years People’s Choice awards will be given for Best Scarecrow made at home, Best Scarecrow made at the farm, Best Scarecrow made by a Business, and Best School-made scarecrow. Every visitor gets to vote. The scarecrow is a traditional farmer’s way of keeping the crows and other birds out of the grain fields. These scarecrows were made to look like a person in the field waving the birds away. They were usually built on a t-frame, dressed in old clothes and stuffed with straw. That’s just the kind of scarecrow made at Hanley Farm’s Scarecrow Festival. Everything you need to build a scarecrow will be waiting for you, including someone to help. It is harvest....

First Saturday Yoga – Call for Reservations 4477 SOUTH STAGE RD., just outside of Jacksonville 541-245-1133 4477

Meet the Pioneers – 2018 Friday, October 5 and Saturday, October 6 – Tours every 15 minutes from 3:30pm – 6:15pm Tickets will go on sale starting on Wednesday, September 6, 2018. As this event normally sells out, we encourage you to purchase your tickets early to avoid being disappointed. Check out additional details under the Meet the Pioneers section of this web site.  

Scarecrow Festival at Hanley Farm – Saturday, October 6, 2018 (All day) to Sunday, October 7, 2018 (All day) Hanley Farm, 1053 Hanley Road, Central Point OR Admission is free! Activities will include making your own scarecrow (complete kits cost $15/$10 for SOHS members), hayrides, children’s activities and games, farm fresh food for purchase, and tours of the historic Hanley House ($5 for nonmembers/$3 for SOHS members). A highlight of the Scarecrow Festival is visiting the scarecrows in the field and voting for your favorite. This years People’s Choice awards will be given for Best Scarecrow made at home, Best Scarecrow made at the farm, Best Scarecrow made by a Business, and Best School-made scarecrow. Every visitor gets to vote. The scarecrow is a traditional farmer’s way of keeping the crows and other birds out of the grain fields. These scarecrows were made to look like a person in the field waving the birds away. They were usually built on a t-frame, dressed in old clothes and stuffed with straw. That’s just the kind of scarecrow made at Hanley Farm’s Scarecrow Festival. Everything you need to build a scarecrow will be waiting for you, including someone to help. It is harvest....

We’re a small and quality farmer’s & crafts market held on the lawn of the historic courthouse in downtown Jacksonville. You’ll enjoy the unique atmosphere of Jacksonville and experience over 70 market booths featuring fresh local produce, fresh baked breads, naturally raised beef, delicious beverages and treats, prepared foods, a wide variety of arts and crafts, live music and more. Location:  206 N 5th St, Corner of 5th and C Streets, Old County Courthouse/New City Hall Grounds Hours:  9 am – 1:30 pm, with live music starting at 11:30 am www.jville.market

‘s become a tradition! Every Thursday night from Oct through April, it’s Oysters & Ales! Featuring Live music, samples from local breweries and distributors, specials throughout the night, prizes, and of course Oysters on the half shell. It ends in April with the Oysters and Ales Blowout where dozens of Breweries pour for you! It’s a great time, if you’ve never been to the Bella Union Oysters & Ales come on down, we guarantee you’ll be glad you did!

45 minute narrated trolley tour providing an overview of Jacksonville’s history Meet the trolley at the Visitor Information Center –  corner of North Oregon & C Streets Purchase tickets at Visitor Information Center by credit card or cash; Cash only for on-board purchase $6 adults, $3 children, no charge for held on lap Tours run on the half-hour from 10:30 am to 2:30 pm Fridays – Mondays in May & October Daily June – September; The Trolley is not handicap accessible Sold out tours may occur with advance registration and will be noted on this calendar as a separate entry Private tours are available for groups, limited to 25.  Click Here for more information

DANCIN Vineyard – one mile outside Jacksonville 4477 South Stage Road www.dancinvineyards.com

Hear more about Jacksonville’s “restless” former residents when Historic Jacksonville offers two different 1-hour “Haunted History” walking tours on October 12 & 13.  Costumed tour guides share both history and tales of pioneers whose spirits still dwell in many of our historic buildings. These tours are not your typical ‘ghost tours’ with special effects.   They are history tours about real hauntings resulting from past events.  The stories—some scary, some benign—come from multiple sources, from people who have experienced these lingering spirits.  They are our attempt to recognize and honor these restless souls. Tours begin at 6pm, 6:15pm, 6:30pm, 6:45pm and 7pm on both Friday, October 12, and Saturday, October 13.  Friday night tours feature the Britt Hill route; Saturday night tours follow the Courthouse route. Tour group size is limited!  Cost is $5 per person and reservations are strongly suggested.  Contact 541-245-3650 or info@historicjacksonville.org.   “Walk ups” will be accommodated based on space available. Private tours can also be scheduled for a minimum of 10 people at a cost of $10 per person.  Date and time must be mutually agreed upon.

Enjoy live music every Friday night from 9:00pm-midnight at Jville Tavern!  125 W California St., Jacksonville, 541-899-1170 October  12    Gunstock Red

Hear more about Jacksonville’s “restless” former residents when Historic Jacksonville offers two different 1-hour “Haunted History” walking tours on October 12 & 13.  Costumed tour guides share both history and tales of pioneers whose spirits still dwell in many of our historic buildings. These tours are not your typical ‘ghost tours’ with special effects.   They are history tours about real hauntings resulting from past events.  The stories—some scary, some benign—come from multiple sources, from people who have experienced these lingering spirits.  They are our attempt to recognize and honor these restless souls. Tours begin at 6pm, 6:15pm, 6:30pm, 6:45pm and 7pm on both Friday, October 12, and Saturday, October 13.  Friday night tours feature the Britt Hill route; Saturday night tours follow the Courthouse route. Tour group size is limited!  Cost is $5 per person and reservations are strongly suggested.  Contact 541-245-3650 or info@historicjacksonville.org.   “Walk ups” will be accommodated based on space available. Private tours can also be scheduled for a minimum of 10 people at a cost of $10 per person.  Date and time must be mutually agreed upon.

We’re a small and quality farmer’s & crafts market held on the lawn of the historic courthouse in downtown Jacksonville. You’ll enjoy the unique atmosphere of Jacksonville and experience over 70 market booths featuring fresh local produce, fresh baked breads, naturally raised beef, delicious beverages and treats, prepared foods, a wide variety of arts and crafts, live music and more. Location:  206 N 5th St, Corner of 5th and C Streets, Old County Courthouse/New City Hall Grounds Hours:  9 am – 1:30 pm, with live music starting at 11:30 am www.jville.market

‘s become a tradition! Every Thursday night from Oct through April, it’s Oysters & Ales! Featuring Live music, samples from local breweries and distributors, specials throughout the night, prizes, and of course Oysters on the half shell. It ends in April with the Oysters and Ales Blowout where dozens of Breweries pour for you! It’s a great time, if you’ve never been to the Bella Union Oysters & Ales come on down, we guarantee you’ll be glad you did!

45 minute narrated trolley tour providing an overview of Jacksonville’s history Meet the trolley at the Visitor Information Center –  corner of North Oregon & C Streets Purchase tickets at Visitor Information Center by credit card or cash; Cash only for on-board purchase $6 adults, $3 children, no charge for held on lap Tours run on the half-hour from 10:30 am to 2:30 pm Fridays – Mondays in May & October Daily June – September; The Trolley is not handicap accessible Sold out tours may occur with advance registration and will be noted on this calendar as a separate entry Private tours are available for groups, limited to 25.  Click Here for more information

Enjoy live music every Friday night from 9:00pm-midnight at Jville Tavern!  125 W California St., Jacksonville, 541-899-1170 October  19    Spiral Kings

1-Hour Tours between 11 am – 3 pm. For Victorians, death was a part of life, giving it essential meaning, and they created elaborate rituals around the passing of a loved one.  Between 11am and 3pm on Saturday and Sunday, October 20 and 21, Historic Jacksonville, Inc. will be offering 1-hour “Victorian Mourning Customs” tours every 15 minutes at Jacksonville’s 1873 C.C. Beekman House Museum, located at 470 E. California. Historic Jacksonville The house will be decorated as a Victorian house in mourning—clocks stopped, mirrors draped in black, mourning wreath on the door, coffin in the parlor.  Costumed docents will share the fashions, home décor, funeral etiquette, social behavior, and personal mementos that honored the dearly departed in the late 1800s.  Tour admission, $5.  541-245-3650 or info@historicjacksonville.org.

Enjoy live music from 9:00pm-midnight at Jville Tavern!  125 W California St., Jacksonville, 541-899-1170 October  20    D.on Darox and the Melody Joy Bakers

1-Hour Tours between 11 am – 3 pm. For Victorians, death was a part of life, giving it essential meaning, and they created elaborate rituals around the passing of a loved one.  Between 11am and 3pm on Saturday and Sunday, October 20 and 21, Historic Jacksonville, Inc. will be offering 1-hour “Victorian Mourning Customs” tours every 15 minutes at Jacksonville’s 1873 C.C. Beekman House Museum, located at 470 E. California. Historic Jacksonville The house will be decorated as a Victorian house in mourning—clocks stopped, mirrors draped in black, mourning wreath on the door, coffin in the parlor.  Costumed docents will share the fashions, home décor, funeral etiquette, social behavior, and personal mementos that honored the dearly departed in the late 1800s.  Tour admission, $5.  541-245-3650 or info@historicjacksonville.org.

 

‘s become a tradition! Every Thursday night from Oct through April, it’s Oysters & Ales! Featuring Live music, samples from local breweries and distributors, specials throughout the night, prizes, and of course Oysters on the half shell. It ends in April with the Oysters and Ales Blowout where dozens of Breweries pour for you! It’s a great time, if you’ve never been to the Bella Union Oysters & Ales come on down, we guarantee you’ll be glad you did!

The Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce’s Haunted Trolley Tours are 30 minute tours with a light-hearted approach to local “hauntings” and feature multiple sites with special effects and period character interpreters.   Although we try to stay away from gory stuff, parents are asked to exercise their own judgment regarding a child’s participation in regards to tales of death and dismemberment. 2018 Dates are: October 25-28 Tours will run from 6:30 – 10:00 pm.  Tickets    Tickets will be available in August  If you would like to make group reservations you can email chamber@jacksonvilleoregon.org with nights/times/quantity.  We have limited staffing and are not always able to answer the phone due to in-person interactions. This event has sold out in the past years so plan on purchasing your tickets in advance.  We are dropping back to just 4 consecutive nights but we are adding a 4th trolley  this year.  We hope to provvide increased participation opportunity for those who have missed out in the past and may open a 5th night to the schedule based on volunteer availability and ticket sales.  Our Jacksonville Trolley will be joined by two trolleys from Allaboard Trolley and one from Southern Oregon Limo & Car Service.

45 minute narrated trolley tour providing an overview of Jacksonville’s history Meet the trolley at the Visitor Information Center –  corner of North Oregon & C Streets Purchase tickets at Visitor Information Center by credit card or cash; Cash only for on-board purchase $6 adults, $3 children, no charge for held on lap Tours run on the half-hour from 10:30 am to 2:30 pm Fridays – Mondays in May & October Daily June – September; The Trolley is not handicap accessible Sold out tours may occur with advance registration and will be noted on this calendar as a separate entry Private tours are available for groups, limited to 25.  Click Here for more information

The Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce’s Haunted Trolley Tours are 30 minute tours with a light-hearted approach to local “hauntings” and feature multiple sites with special effects and period character interpreters.   Although we try to stay away from gory stuff, parents are asked to exercise their own judgment regarding a child’s participation in regards to tales of death and dismemberment. 2018 Dates are: October 25-28 Tours will run from 6:30 – 10:00 pm.  Tickets    Tickets will be available in August  If you would like to make group reservations you can email chamber@jacksonvilleoregon.org with nights/times/quantity.  We have limited staffing and are not always able to answer the phone due to in-person interactions. This event has sold out in the past years so plan on purchasing your tickets in advance.  We are dropping back to just 4 consecutive nights but we are adding a 4th trolley  this year.  We hope to provvide increased participation opportunity for those who have missed out in the past and may open a 5th night to the schedule based on volunteer availability and ticket sales.  Our Jacksonville Trolley will be joined by two trolleys from Allaboard Trolley and one from Southern Oregon Limo & Car Service.

Enjoy live music every Friday night from 9:00pm-midnight at Jville Tavern!  125 W California St., Jacksonville, 541-899-1170 October  26    Parole Denied

The Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce’s Haunted Trolley Tours are 30 minute tours with a light-hearted approach to local “hauntings” and feature multiple sites with special effects and period character interpreters.   Although we try to stay away from gory stuff, parents are asked to exercise their own judgment regarding a child’s participation in regards to tales of death and dismemberment. 2018 Dates are: October 25-28 Tours will run from 6:30 – 10:00 pm.  Tickets    Tickets will be available in August  If you would like to make group reservations you can email chamber@jacksonvilleoregon.org with nights/times/quantity.  We have limited staffing and are not always able to answer the phone due to in-person interactions. This event has sold out in the past years so plan on purchasing your tickets in advance.  We are dropping back to just 4 consecutive nights but we are adding a 4th trolley  this year.  We hope to provvide increased participation opportunity for those who have missed out in the past and may open a 5th night to the schedule based on volunteer availability and ticket sales.  Our Jacksonville Trolley will be joined by two trolleys from Allaboard Trolley and one from Southern Oregon Limo & Car Service.

The Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce’s Haunted Trolley Tours are 30 minute tours with a light-hearted approach to local “hauntings” and feature multiple sites with special effects and period character interpreters.   Although we try to stay away from gory stuff, parents are asked to exercise their own judgment regarding a child’s participation in regards to tales of death and dismemberment. 2018 Dates are: October 25-28 Tours will run from 6:30 – 10:00 pm.  Tickets    Tickets will be available in August  If you would like to make group reservations you can email chamber@jacksonvilleoregon.org with nights/times/quantity.  We have limited staffing and are not always able to answer the phone due to in-person interactions. This event has sold out in the past years so plan on purchasing your tickets in advance.  We are dropping back to just 4 consecutive nights but we are adding a 4th trolley  this year.  We hope to provvide increased participation opportunity for those who have missed out in the past and may open a 5th night to the schedule based on volunteer availability and ticket sales.  Our Jacksonville Trolley will be joined by two trolleys from Allaboard Trolley and one from Southern Oregon Limo & Car Service.