8 week Band competition (Last Band Standing) every Wed night this summer from 8pm til around midnight. Awesome crowd of ALL legal ages! Outdoor venue plus three separate attached indoor bars. Really great atmosphere. Free pool, horseshoes, darts and ping pong table. Good food and affordable drinks. Really fun event.
Dress Code: Cover your top, cover your bottom and you're good :-)
Written Jul 16, 2009
Address: Corner of Main and Riverside in downtown Medford
I suggest using Pacific Comfort Bus Lines. They're extremely friendly, and the ride is an experience! Best money I've ever spent on a ride around town. They're also available for charter services, and medical rides!
Written Sep 8, 2002
These people are awesome. Whether you left your charger at the last hotel or drop your phone in coffee, these people fix phones and sell chargers and batteries. Awesome place.
What to buy: Any cell phone accessories. And don't forget they fix them too!!!
What to pay: Way less thatn you expect in most cases.
Written Jul 16, 2009
Phone: 541-494-4056
Website: http://www.dancingcellphone.com
Oregon Shakespeare Festival runs through most of the year, showcasing not only Shakespeare's plays, but also other classic and contemporary plays as well. The festival is the oldest and largest theatre in rotating repertory in the nation. After the play you can eat in one of Ashland's many ethnic restaurants or window shop along the plaza, finding the perfect gift to remind you of your visit.
Written Aug 26, 2002
The House of Mystery at the Oregon Vortex is one of the strangest but most intriguing areas in Gold Hill. This house was opened to the public in the 1930s, in an area where you can feel and see the strange phenomena of an invisible whirlpool of energy. Marbles roll uphill and people of the same height appear to be taller or shorter than each other depending on where they stand. Physicist H. John Lister performed more than 14,000 experiments during his lifetime in an attempt to explain the phenomena. You can take a guided tour March through October.
Written Aug 26, 2002
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