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Don't be fooled by the name: Shakespeae Festival! of the first six plays this season only two are by Shakespeare! You are sure to find a great play you will love!
Check out this season. Ticket prices have been reduced to $35 to $75. They have been double that for years!
Shakespeare season runs from April through November!
The Oregon Shakespearean Festival was officially born on July 2, 1935 with a production of Twelfth Nigh and Merchant of Venice. Reserved seats cost $1, with general admission of $.50 for adults and $.25 for children. Even at these prices, the Festival covered its own expenses. The Festival also absorbed the losses of the daytime boxing match that the City — which feared that the plays would lose money — held onstage.
July 12 ,2022
Featuring the Happy Together 2022 Tour with The Turtles, Chuck Negron formerly of Three Dog Night, Gary Puckett & The Union Gap, The Association, The Vogues, and The Cowsills!
Tickets for Best of Britt are limited to 425. This event will SELL OUT!
In its eighth season, the Best of Britt is a popular Britt extravaganza featuring a fun-filled evening of food, spirits, and music on the Britt hill. Tickets are $135 per person and include a premium reserved seat to the concert, food from ten local restaurants, wine from ten local wineries, and beer from Western Beverage. The evening is rounded out with a Live Auction of tempting Britt-centric packages that include special concert tickets, backstage dinners, guitars signed by the 2019 & 21 performers, and many other Britt centric offerings, plus a “paddle call,” which will help support Britt’s music.
The Ashland Independent Film Festival, two weeks in April, is of the highest quality independent film in this historic town the Washington Post called "a dream you'll never want to leave."
Every Spring, Southern Oregon is buzzing with the excitement of the AIFF. Over 7,000 film lovers gather at the Varsity, the Historic Ashland Armory, and other venues to watch over 100 documentary, feature, and short films in five days. Filmmakers from around the world engage with audiences after each screening and at festival events such as Opening Night Bash and Awards Celebration.
The festival offers several general and audience awards for documentary and narrative features and shorts, plus special awards to illustrious honorees such as the Rogue and Pride Awards. Special guests have included Chris Cooper, Lynn Shelton, James Ivory, Ty Burrell, Albert Maysles, Barbara Kopple, Helen Hunt, and Bruce Campbell. The festival typically features its Oregon connections with filmmakers such as Klamath Falls native James Ivory and Jacksonville resident Bruce Campbell ("My Name is Bruce," 2007).
This year we are including five nights in June of live, outdoor events.