Please note that as of March 7, 2020 most if not all of these events have been cancelled or postponed indefinitely due to public health concerns. Contact the host agency for more information
Curious about what’s going on in Oregon’s Rogue Valley for Women’s History Month? Well, get ready because there’s events everywhere, nearly every day! Here’s a sampling with link backs to organizers. Know of more women’s events in March 2020?
- February 22 in Ashland, Friday, Celebrating SOU’s Winning Women Athletes, SOU Lithia Pavilion, at half-time during the women’s and men’s home basketball games
- February 28 in Medford, Lauren Gunderson’s The Revolutionists directed by Gwen Overland at Collaborative Theatre Project, also February 29, 7:30p and March 1, 1:30p
- March 1 in Ashland, Steel Magnolias at Oregon Cabaret Theatre, through March 22
- March 3 in Ashland, Rosa Joshi’s Bring Down the House opens at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, 8p
- March 4 at Medford Branch Library and March 11 at Ashland Branch Library, Wednesdays, Windows in Time: Shirley Patton and Amy Blossom, Women’s Stories from As It Was, 12p
- March 4, Wednesday, A Little Night Music, Camelot Theatre benefit for Ashland and Medford Soroptomists, 8p
- March 5, Thursday, Vocational and Creative Well-Being: A Panel Discussion, Women’s Leadership Conference, Ashland Hills Inn and Suites, 6p.
- March 6, First Friday Open House, Juried HerStory Art Exhibit at Southern Oregon. University, Marion Ady Art Building, 6p. Submit your art by 2/10/20 to Jules
- March 7, Saturday, College Dreams and Grandmas-2-Go, AAUW Medford, Rogue Credit Union (McAndrews and Poplar), 10a
- March 12, Thursday, Women’s Voices: Writing, Reading, Performance at SOU Hannon Library, Meese Room, 4p
- March 14, Saturday, Researching Women’s Genealogy at Rogue Valley Genealogical Society, Medford, 10:30a
- VIRTUAL EVENT ONLY March 15, Sunday, A Day of Women’s History, 12p. PHYSICAL EVENT CANCELLED
- March 15, Sunday, Pankhurst by Jeannine Grizzard, Ashland Public Library, 4p. CANCELLED
- March 18, Wednesday, The WASP – Oregon’s Women Fly for their Country During WWII. Medford Public Library, 12p
- March 18, Wednesday, In Her Words: An Evening of Women’s Poetry, Rocky Knoll Vineyard and Dunbar Farms, Medford, 5p
- March 21, Saturday, Expo, Women Entrepreneurs of Southern Oregon, Inn at the Commons, Medford, 12p
- March 21, Saturday, Women With Wings Concert, First Presbyterian Church, Ashland, 7p
- March 22, Sunday, Food Politics and Power: the Cookbooks of Mrs. Mark O. Hatfield, Ashland Public Library, Gresham Room, 1p
- March 23, Monday, One Fine Day: Films on the History of Women’s Suffrage at Ashland Public Library, 6p
- POSTPONED TO FALL March 29, Sunday, Southern Oregon Women’s March and flash mob dance Break the Chain, at the Medford Armory. POSTPONED TO FALL
- March 31, Tuesday, Quilts & Genealogy: Fay’s Royal Dresden Plate, Rogue Valley Genealogical Society, 1:30p