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SUMMARY:SSJO: Peter Olstad
DESCRIPTION:No tickets necessary for this program. Free entry.\nJoin authors Megan England\, Jenna Fribley\, and Madeline McGraw for an introduction to their new work\, the Historic Atlas of Springfield\, Oregon. This upcoming book takes readers on a journey through Springfield’s highs\, when it was known as “Lunch Bucket City” and was the nation’s top lumber producer\, and its lows\, when fires and floods devastated Springfield’s underserved communities and Main Street declined in the 1970s. In between\, you’ll discover Springfield’s forgotten lore\, from motorcycle races and gliders on local buttes to the concealed location of the freshwater spring that gave Springfield its name. Using hundreds of photographs\, many never-before published\, along with archived letters\, newspaper clippings\, and advertising\, readers will experience the story of Springfield as it has never been told before.\nThe three authors will cover an assortment of topics from the book and take viewers behind the scenes into their journey through the creation of this exciting new work\, followed by questions from the audience.\nAbout the authors: Megan England is a local Siletz tribal member who specializes in historical research and writing\, Jenna Fribley is a Springfield-based architect who focuses on historic downtown core revitalization\, and Madeline McGraw is an historian and Curator of the Springfield History Museum.\nJoin us for this free History Night celebrating local history! This event was made possible through the support of the Springfield Public Library Foundation and the Lane County Cultural Coalition.
URL:https://wildishtheater.com/event/ssjo-peter-olstad/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Swing Shift Jazz Orchestra":MAILTO:swingshiftoregon@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250304T190000
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CREATED:20241105T221430Z
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SUMMARY:🌋 Volcano: A Science Comedy Show by Ben Miller 🌋
DESCRIPTION:No tickets necessary for this program. Free entry.\nJoin authors Megan England\, Jenna Fribley\, and Madeline McGraw for an introduction to their new work\, the Historic Atlas of Springfield\, Oregon. This upcoming book takes readers on a journey through Springfield’s highs\, when it was known as “Lunch Bucket City” and was the nation’s top lumber producer\, and its lows\, when fires and floods devastated Springfield’s underserved communities and Main Street declined in the 1970s. In between\, you’ll discover Springfield’s forgotten lore\, from motorcycle races and gliders on local buttes to the concealed location of the freshwater spring that gave Springfield its name. Using hundreds of photographs\, many never-before published\, along with archived letters\, newspaper clippings\, and advertising\, readers will experience the story of Springfield as it has never been told before.\nThe three authors will cover an assortment of topics from the book and take viewers behind the scenes into their journey through the creation of this exciting new work\, followed by questions from the audience.\nAbout the authors: Megan England is a local Siletz tribal member who specializes in historical research and writing\, Jenna Fribley is a Springfield-based architect who focuses on historic downtown core revitalization\, and Madeline McGraw is an historian and Curator of the Springfield History Museum.\nJoin us for this free History Night celebrating local history! This event was made possible through the support of the Springfield Public Library Foundation and the Lane County Cultural Coalition.
URL:https://wildishtheater.com/event/volcano-a-science-comedy-show-by-ben-miller/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
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SUMMARY:🎸 Honky Tonk at the Wildish: Scott Southworth featuring Damon Lee 🎸
DESCRIPTION:No tickets necessary for this program. Free entry.\nJoin authors Megan England\, Jenna Fribley\, and Madeline McGraw for an introduction to their new work\, the Historic Atlas of Springfield\, Oregon. This upcoming book takes readers on a journey through Springfield’s highs\, when it was known as “Lunch Bucket City” and was the nation’s top lumber producer\, and its lows\, when fires and floods devastated Springfield’s underserved communities and Main Street declined in the 1970s. In between\, you’ll discover Springfield’s forgotten lore\, from motorcycle races and gliders on local buttes to the concealed location of the freshwater spring that gave Springfield its name. Using hundreds of photographs\, many never-before published\, along with archived letters\, newspaper clippings\, and advertising\, readers will experience the story of Springfield as it has never been told before.\nThe three authors will cover an assortment of topics from the book and take viewers behind the scenes into their journey through the creation of this exciting new work\, followed by questions from the audience.\nAbout the authors: Megan England is a local Siletz tribal member who specializes in historical research and writing\, Jenna Fribley is a Springfield-based architect who focuses on historic downtown core revitalization\, and Madeline McGraw is an historian and Curator of the Springfield History Museum.\nJoin us for this free History Night celebrating local history! This event was made possible through the support of the Springfield Public Library Foundation and the Lane County Cultural Coalition.
URL:https://wildishtheater.com/event/%f0%9f%8e%b8-honky-tonk-at-the-wildish-scott-southworth-featuring-damon-lee-%f0%9f%8e%b8/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
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SUMMARY:🎶 Boy Named Sue – A Horn Band Tribute to Johnny Cash & Other Country Legends 🎶
DESCRIPTION:No tickets necessary for this program. Free entry.\nJoin authors Megan England\, Jenna Fribley\, and Madeline McGraw for an introduction to their new work\, the Historic Atlas of Springfield\, Oregon. This upcoming book takes readers on a journey through Springfield’s highs\, when it was known as “Lunch Bucket City” and was the nation’s top lumber producer\, and its lows\, when fires and floods devastated Springfield’s underserved communities and Main Street declined in the 1970s. In between\, you’ll discover Springfield’s forgotten lore\, from motorcycle races and gliders on local buttes to the concealed location of the freshwater spring that gave Springfield its name. Using hundreds of photographs\, many never-before published\, along with archived letters\, newspaper clippings\, and advertising\, readers will experience the story of Springfield as it has never been told before.\nThe three authors will cover an assortment of topics from the book and take viewers behind the scenes into their journey through the creation of this exciting new work\, followed by questions from the audience.\nAbout the authors: Megan England is a local Siletz tribal member who specializes in historical research and writing\, Jenna Fribley is a Springfield-based architect who focuses on historic downtown core revitalization\, and Madeline McGraw is an historian and Curator of the Springfield History Museum.\nJoin us for this free History Night celebrating local history! This event was made possible through the support of the Springfield Public Library Foundation and the Lane County Cultural Coalition.
URL:https://wildishtheater.com/event/%f0%9f%8e%b6-boy-named-sue-a-horn-band-tribute-to-johnny-cash-other-country-legends-%f0%9f%8e%b6/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250220T163000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250220T190000
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CREATED:20250219T212613Z
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UID:678-1740069000-1740078000@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:Springfield Chamber of Commerce Presents: Inspire Excellence Annual Awards
DESCRIPTION:No tickets necessary for this program. Free entry.\nJoin authors Megan England\, Jenna Fribley\, and Madeline McGraw for an introduction to their new work\, the Historic Atlas of Springfield\, Oregon. This upcoming book takes readers on a journey through Springfield’s highs\, when it was known as “Lunch Bucket City” and was the nation’s top lumber producer\, and its lows\, when fires and floods devastated Springfield’s underserved communities and Main Street declined in the 1970s. In between\, you’ll discover Springfield’s forgotten lore\, from motorcycle races and gliders on local buttes to the concealed location of the freshwater spring that gave Springfield its name. Using hundreds of photographs\, many never-before published\, along with archived letters\, newspaper clippings\, and advertising\, readers will experience the story of Springfield as it has never been told before.\nThe three authors will cover an assortment of topics from the book and take viewers behind the scenes into their journey through the creation of this exciting new work\, followed by questions from the audience.\nAbout the authors: Megan England is a local Siletz tribal member who specializes in historical research and writing\, Jenna Fribley is a Springfield-based architect who focuses on historic downtown core revitalization\, and Madeline McGraw is an historian and Curator of the Springfield History Museum.\nJoin us for this free History Night celebrating local history! This event was made possible through the support of the Springfield Public Library Foundation and the Lane County Cultural Coalition.
URL:https://wildishtheater.com/event/springfield-chamber-of-commerce-presents-inspire-excellence-annual-awards/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Springfield Chamber of Commerce":MAILTO:info@springfield-chamber.org
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LAST-MODIFIED:20250217T043326Z
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SUMMARY:Springfilm Presents: I Tonya
DESCRIPTION:No tickets necessary for this program. Free entry.\nJoin authors Megan England\, Jenna Fribley\, and Madeline McGraw for an introduction to their new work\, the Historic Atlas of Springfield\, Oregon. This upcoming book takes readers on a journey through Springfield’s highs\, when it was known as “Lunch Bucket City” and was the nation’s top lumber producer\, and its lows\, when fires and floods devastated Springfield’s underserved communities and Main Street declined in the 1970s. In between\, you’ll discover Springfield’s forgotten lore\, from motorcycle races and gliders on local buttes to the concealed location of the freshwater spring that gave Springfield its name. Using hundreds of photographs\, many never-before published\, along with archived letters\, newspaper clippings\, and advertising\, readers will experience the story of Springfield as it has never been told before.\nThe three authors will cover an assortment of topics from the book and take viewers behind the scenes into their journey through the creation of this exciting new work\, followed by questions from the audience.\nAbout the authors: Megan England is a local Siletz tribal member who specializes in historical research and writing\, Jenna Fribley is a Springfield-based architect who focuses on historic downtown core revitalization\, and Madeline McGraw is an historian and Curator of the Springfield History Museum.\nJoin us for this free History Night celebrating local history! This event was made possible through the support of the Springfield Public Library Foundation and the Lane County Cultural Coalition.
URL:https://wildishtheater.com/event/springfilm-presents-i-tonya/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250216
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250218
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SUMMARY:Chamber Music with Flute\, Oboe\, Strings & Piano
DESCRIPTION:No tickets necessary for this program. Free entry.\nJoin authors Megan England\, Jenna Fribley\, and Madeline McGraw for an introduction to their new work\, the Historic Atlas of Springfield\, Oregon. This upcoming book takes readers on a journey through Springfield’s highs\, when it was known as “Lunch Bucket City” and was the nation’s top lumber producer\, and its lows\, when fires and floods devastated Springfield’s underserved communities and Main Street declined in the 1970s. In between\, you’ll discover Springfield’s forgotten lore\, from motorcycle races and gliders on local buttes to the concealed location of the freshwater spring that gave Springfield its name. Using hundreds of photographs\, many never-before published\, along with archived letters\, newspaper clippings\, and advertising\, readers will experience the story of Springfield as it has never been told before.\nThe three authors will cover an assortment of topics from the book and take viewers behind the scenes into their journey through the creation of this exciting new work\, followed by questions from the audience.\nAbout the authors: Megan England is a local Siletz tribal member who specializes in historical research and writing\, Jenna Fribley is a Springfield-based architect who focuses on historic downtown core revitalization\, and Madeline McGraw is an historian and Curator of the Springfield History Museum.\nJoin us for this free History Night celebrating local history! This event was made possible through the support of the Springfield Public Library Foundation and the Lane County Cultural Coalition.
URL:https://wildishtheater.com/event/chamber-music-with-flute-oboe-strings-piano/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250214T200000
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CREATED:20241115T220040Z
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SUMMARY:CANCELED| The Basement Famous Tour with TJ - A Valentine's Night of Comedy| CANCELED
DESCRIPTION:No tickets necessary for this program. Free entry.\nJoin authors Megan England\, Jenna Fribley\, and Madeline McGraw for an introduction to their new work\, the Historic Atlas of Springfield\, Oregon. This upcoming book takes readers on a journey through Springfield’s highs\, when it was known as “Lunch Bucket City” and was the nation’s top lumber producer\, and its lows\, when fires and floods devastated Springfield’s underserved communities and Main Street declined in the 1970s. In between\, you’ll discover Springfield’s forgotten lore\, from motorcycle races and gliders on local buttes to the concealed location of the freshwater spring that gave Springfield its name. Using hundreds of photographs\, many never-before published\, along with archived letters\, newspaper clippings\, and advertising\, readers will experience the story of Springfield as it has never been told before.\nThe three authors will cover an assortment of topics from the book and take viewers behind the scenes into their journey through the creation of this exciting new work\, followed by questions from the audience.\nAbout the authors: Megan England is a local Siletz tribal member who specializes in historical research and writing\, Jenna Fribley is a Springfield-based architect who focuses on historic downtown core revitalization\, and Madeline McGraw is an historian and Curator of the Springfield History Museum.\nJoin us for this free History Night celebrating local history! This event was made possible through the support of the Springfield Public Library Foundation and the Lane County Cultural Coalition.
URL:https://wildishtheater.com/event/the-basement-famous-tour-with-tj-a-valentines-night-of-comedy/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250208T163000
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CREATED:20250205T014623Z
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SUMMARY:ILLUMINATION Screening & Panel at the Wildish with After Party!
DESCRIPTION:No tickets necessary for this program. Free entry.\nJoin authors Megan England\, Jenna Fribley\, and Madeline McGraw for an introduction to their new work\, the Historic Atlas of Springfield\, Oregon. This upcoming book takes readers on a journey through Springfield’s highs\, when it was known as “Lunch Bucket City” and was the nation’s top lumber producer\, and its lows\, when fires and floods devastated Springfield’s underserved communities and Main Street declined in the 1970s. In between\, you’ll discover Springfield’s forgotten lore\, from motorcycle races and gliders on local buttes to the concealed location of the freshwater spring that gave Springfield its name. Using hundreds of photographs\, many never-before published\, along with archived letters\, newspaper clippings\, and advertising\, readers will experience the story of Springfield as it has never been told before.\nThe three authors will cover an assortment of topics from the book and take viewers behind the scenes into their journey through the creation of this exciting new work\, followed by questions from the audience.\nAbout the authors: Megan England is a local Siletz tribal member who specializes in historical research and writing\, Jenna Fribley is a Springfield-based architect who focuses on historic downtown core revitalization\, and Madeline McGraw is an historian and Curator of the Springfield History Museum.\nJoin us for this free History Night celebrating local history! This event was made possible through the support of the Springfield Public Library Foundation and the Lane County Cultural Coalition.
URL:https://wildishtheater.com/event/illumination-screening-panel-at-the-wildish-with-after-party/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250207T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250207T200000
DTSTAMP:20260603T223531
CREATED:20250117T212934Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250117T212934Z
UID:606-1738953000-1738958400@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:The Kidnapping of George Weyerhaeuser
DESCRIPTION:No tickets necessary for this program. Free entry.\nJoin authors Megan England\, Jenna Fribley\, and Madeline McGraw for an introduction to their new work\, the Historic Atlas of Springfield\, Oregon. This upcoming book takes readers on a journey through Springfield’s highs\, when it was known as “Lunch Bucket City” and was the nation’s top lumber producer\, and its lows\, when fires and floods devastated Springfield’s underserved communities and Main Street declined in the 1970s. In between\, you’ll discover Springfield’s forgotten lore\, from motorcycle races and gliders on local buttes to the concealed location of the freshwater spring that gave Springfield its name. Using hundreds of photographs\, many never-before published\, along with archived letters\, newspaper clippings\, and advertising\, readers will experience the story of Springfield as it has never been told before.\nThe three authors will cover an assortment of topics from the book and take viewers behind the scenes into their journey through the creation of this exciting new work\, followed by questions from the audience.\nAbout the authors: Megan England is a local Siletz tribal member who specializes in historical research and writing\, Jenna Fribley is a Springfield-based architect who focuses on historic downtown core revitalization\, and Madeline McGraw is an historian and Curator of the Springfield History Museum.\nJoin us for this free History Night celebrating local history! This event was made possible through the support of the Springfield Public Library Foundation and the Lane County Cultural Coalition.
URL:https://wildishtheater.com/event/the-kidnapping-of-george-weyerhaeuser/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Detroit:20250201T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Detroit:20250201T220000
DTSTAMP:20260603T223531
CREATED:20241231T000230Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250122T222540Z
UID:558-1738440000-1738447200@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:🎸 Joshua Josué Presents: A Night of Rock ‘n’ Roll Tribute 🎸
DESCRIPTION:No tickets necessary for this program. Free entry.\nJoin authors Megan England\, Jenna Fribley\, and Madeline McGraw for an introduction to their new work\, the Historic Atlas of Springfield\, Oregon. This upcoming book takes readers on a journey through Springfield’s highs\, when it was known as “Lunch Bucket City” and was the nation’s top lumber producer\, and its lows\, when fires and floods devastated Springfield’s underserved communities and Main Street declined in the 1970s. In between\, you’ll discover Springfield’s forgotten lore\, from motorcycle races and gliders on local buttes to the concealed location of the freshwater spring that gave Springfield its name. Using hundreds of photographs\, many never-before published\, along with archived letters\, newspaper clippings\, and advertising\, readers will experience the story of Springfield as it has never been told before.\nThe three authors will cover an assortment of topics from the book and take viewers behind the scenes into their journey through the creation of this exciting new work\, followed by questions from the audience.\nAbout the authors: Megan England is a local Siletz tribal member who specializes in historical research and writing\, Jenna Fribley is a Springfield-based architect who focuses on historic downtown core revitalization\, and Madeline McGraw is an historian and Curator of the Springfield History Museum.\nJoin us for this free History Night celebrating local history! This event was made possible through the support of the Springfield Public Library Foundation and the Lane County Cultural Coalition.
URL:https://wildishtheater.com/event/%f0%9f%8e%b8-joshua-josue-presents-a-night-of-rock-n-roll-tribute-%f0%9f%8e%b8/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250130T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250130T190000
DTSTAMP:20260603T223531
CREATED:20250113T221532Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250113T221532Z
UID:590-1738256400-1738263600@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:Springfield’s 2025 State of the City Address
DESCRIPTION:No tickets necessary for this program. Free entry.\nJoin authors Megan England\, Jenna Fribley\, and Madeline McGraw for an introduction to their new work\, the Historic Atlas of Springfield\, Oregon. This upcoming book takes readers on a journey through Springfield’s highs\, when it was known as “Lunch Bucket City” and was the nation’s top lumber producer\, and its lows\, when fires and floods devastated Springfield’s underserved communities and Main Street declined in the 1970s. In between\, you’ll discover Springfield’s forgotten lore\, from motorcycle races and gliders on local buttes to the concealed location of the freshwater spring that gave Springfield its name. Using hundreds of photographs\, many never-before published\, along with archived letters\, newspaper clippings\, and advertising\, readers will experience the story of Springfield as it has never been told before.\nThe three authors will cover an assortment of topics from the book and take viewers behind the scenes into their journey through the creation of this exciting new work\, followed by questions from the audience.\nAbout the authors: Megan England is a local Siletz tribal member who specializes in historical research and writing\, Jenna Fribley is a Springfield-based architect who focuses on historic downtown core revitalization\, and Madeline McGraw is an historian and Curator of the Springfield History Museum.\nJoin us for this free History Night celebrating local history! This event was made possible through the support of the Springfield Public Library Foundation and the Lane County Cultural Coalition.
URL:https://wildishtheater.com/event/springfields-2025-state-of-the-city-address/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250123T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250123T200000
DTSTAMP:20260603T223531
CREATED:20250115T041027Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250115T054725Z
UID:595-1737653400-1737662400@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:🏠 Community Gathering: Breaking the Cycle for Homeless Youth
DESCRIPTION:No tickets necessary for this program. Free entry.\nJoin authors Megan England\, Jenna Fribley\, and Madeline McGraw for an introduction to their new work\, the Historic Atlas of Springfield\, Oregon. This upcoming book takes readers on a journey through Springfield’s highs\, when it was known as “Lunch Bucket City” and was the nation’s top lumber producer\, and its lows\, when fires and floods devastated Springfield’s underserved communities and Main Street declined in the 1970s. In between\, you’ll discover Springfield’s forgotten lore\, from motorcycle races and gliders on local buttes to the concealed location of the freshwater spring that gave Springfield its name. Using hundreds of photographs\, many never-before published\, along with archived letters\, newspaper clippings\, and advertising\, readers will experience the story of Springfield as it has never been told before.\nThe three authors will cover an assortment of topics from the book and take viewers behind the scenes into their journey through the creation of this exciting new work\, followed by questions from the audience.\nAbout the authors: Megan England is a local Siletz tribal member who specializes in historical research and writing\, Jenna Fribley is a Springfield-based architect who focuses on historic downtown core revitalization\, and Madeline McGraw is an historian and Curator of the Springfield History Museum.\nJoin us for this free History Night celebrating local history! This event was made possible through the support of the Springfield Public Library Foundation and the Lane County Cultural Coalition.
URL:https://wildishtheater.com/event/%f0%9f%8f%a0-community-gathering-breaking-the-cycle-for-homeless-youth-presented/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/avif:https://wildishtheater.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/scorpion.avif
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250118T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250118T210000
DTSTAMP:20260603T223531
CREATED:20241112T000554Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250104T011132Z
UID:424-1737228600-1737234000@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:SSJO: Ken Peplowski
DESCRIPTION:No tickets necessary for this program. Free entry.\nJoin authors Megan England\, Jenna Fribley\, and Madeline McGraw for an introduction to their new work\, the Historic Atlas of Springfield\, Oregon. This upcoming book takes readers on a journey through Springfield’s highs\, when it was known as “Lunch Bucket City” and was the nation’s top lumber producer\, and its lows\, when fires and floods devastated Springfield’s underserved communities and Main Street declined in the 1970s. In between\, you’ll discover Springfield’s forgotten lore\, from motorcycle races and gliders on local buttes to the concealed location of the freshwater spring that gave Springfield its name. Using hundreds of photographs\, many never-before published\, along with archived letters\, newspaper clippings\, and advertising\, readers will experience the story of Springfield as it has never been told before.\nThe three authors will cover an assortment of topics from the book and take viewers behind the scenes into their journey through the creation of this exciting new work\, followed by questions from the audience.\nAbout the authors: Megan England is a local Siletz tribal member who specializes in historical research and writing\, Jenna Fribley is a Springfield-based architect who focuses on historic downtown core revitalization\, and Madeline McGraw is an historian and Curator of the Springfield History Museum.\nJoin us for this free History Night celebrating local history! This event was made possible through the support of the Springfield Public Library Foundation and the Lane County Cultural Coalition.
URL:https://wildishtheater.com/event/ssjo-ken-peplowski/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://wildishtheater.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/www.swingshiftjazzorchestra.com_.png
ORGANIZER;CN="Swing Shift Jazz Orchestra":MAILTO:swingshiftoregon@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250111T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250111T220000
DTSTAMP:20260603T223531
CREATED:20241116T223739Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250107T043325Z
UID:468-1736620200-1736632800@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:A Queen’s Affair: Miss Oregon Volunteer 2025 Pageant
DESCRIPTION:No tickets necessary for this program. Free entry.\nJoin authors Megan England\, Jenna Fribley\, and Madeline McGraw for an introduction to their new work\, the Historic Atlas of Springfield\, Oregon. This upcoming book takes readers on a journey through Springfield’s highs\, when it was known as “Lunch Bucket City” and was the nation’s top lumber producer\, and its lows\, when fires and floods devastated Springfield’s underserved communities and Main Street declined in the 1970s. In between\, you’ll discover Springfield’s forgotten lore\, from motorcycle races and gliders on local buttes to the concealed location of the freshwater spring that gave Springfield its name. Using hundreds of photographs\, many never-before published\, along with archived letters\, newspaper clippings\, and advertising\, readers will experience the story of Springfield as it has never been told before.\nThe three authors will cover an assortment of topics from the book and take viewers behind the scenes into their journey through the creation of this exciting new work\, followed by questions from the audience.\nAbout the authors: Megan England is a local Siletz tribal member who specializes in historical research and writing\, Jenna Fribley is a Springfield-based architect who focuses on historic downtown core revitalization\, and Madeline McGraw is an historian and Curator of the Springfield History Museum.\nJoin us for this free History Night celebrating local history! This event was made possible through the support of the Springfield Public Library Foundation and the Lane County Cultural Coalition.
URL:https://wildishtheater.com/event/a-queens-affair-miss-oregon-volunteer-2025-pageant/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241221
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20241223
DTSTAMP:20260603T223531
CREATED:20241118T224052Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241118T224052Z
UID:495-1734739200-1734911999@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:The Side Hustle Band's 2nd Annual Christmas Show
DESCRIPTION:No tickets necessary for this program. Free entry.\nJoin authors Megan England\, Jenna Fribley\, and Madeline McGraw for an introduction to their new work\, the Historic Atlas of Springfield\, Oregon. This upcoming book takes readers on a journey through Springfield’s highs\, when it was known as “Lunch Bucket City” and was the nation’s top lumber producer\, and its lows\, when fires and floods devastated Springfield’s underserved communities and Main Street declined in the 1970s. In between\, you’ll discover Springfield’s forgotten lore\, from motorcycle races and gliders on local buttes to the concealed location of the freshwater spring that gave Springfield its name. Using hundreds of photographs\, many never-before published\, along with archived letters\, newspaper clippings\, and advertising\, readers will experience the story of Springfield as it has never been told before.\nThe three authors will cover an assortment of topics from the book and take viewers behind the scenes into their journey through the creation of this exciting new work\, followed by questions from the audience.\nAbout the authors: Megan England is a local Siletz tribal member who specializes in historical research and writing\, Jenna Fribley is a Springfield-based architect who focuses on historic downtown core revitalization\, and Madeline McGraw is an historian and Curator of the Springfield History Museum.\nJoin us for this free History Night celebrating local history! This event was made possible through the support of the Springfield Public Library Foundation and the Lane County Cultural Coalition.
URL:https://wildishtheater.com/event/the-side-hustle-bands-2nd-annual-christmas-show/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://wildishtheater.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/IMG_0571.jpg
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241219
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20241222
DTSTAMP:20260603T223531
CREATED:20240903T085742Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241213T024352Z
UID:143-1734566400-1734825599@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:Christmas Presence 2024
DESCRIPTION:No tickets necessary for this program. Free entry.\nJoin authors Megan England\, Jenna Fribley\, and Madeline McGraw for an introduction to their new work\, the Historic Atlas of Springfield\, Oregon. This upcoming book takes readers on a journey through Springfield’s highs\, when it was known as “Lunch Bucket City” and was the nation’s top lumber producer\, and its lows\, when fires and floods devastated Springfield’s underserved communities and Main Street declined in the 1970s. In between\, you’ll discover Springfield’s forgotten lore\, from motorcycle races and gliders on local buttes to the concealed location of the freshwater spring that gave Springfield its name. Using hundreds of photographs\, many never-before published\, along with archived letters\, newspaper clippings\, and advertising\, readers will experience the story of Springfield as it has never been told before.\nThe three authors will cover an assortment of topics from the book and take viewers behind the scenes into their journey through the creation of this exciting new work\, followed by questions from the audience.\nAbout the authors: Megan England is a local Siletz tribal member who specializes in historical research and writing\, Jenna Fribley is a Springfield-based architect who focuses on historic downtown core revitalization\, and Madeline McGraw is an historian and Curator of the Springfield History Museum.\nJoin us for this free History Night celebrating local history! This event was made possible through the support of the Springfield Public Library Foundation and the Lane County Cultural Coalition.
URL:https://wildishtheater.com/event/narrow-shoes-productions-wildish-community-theater-presentchristmas-presence-2024/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://wildishtheater.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/events_0003_Screen-Shot-2024-09-02-at-6.03.54-PM.jpg
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241215
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20241217
DTSTAMP:20260603T223531
CREATED:20240903T042248Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241125T225437Z
UID:76-1734220800-1734393599@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:Chamber Music with Guitar
DESCRIPTION:No tickets necessary for this program. Free entry.\nJoin authors Megan England\, Jenna Fribley\, and Madeline McGraw for an introduction to their new work\, the Historic Atlas of Springfield\, Oregon. This upcoming book takes readers on a journey through Springfield’s highs\, when it was known as “Lunch Bucket City” and was the nation’s top lumber producer\, and its lows\, when fires and floods devastated Springfield’s underserved communities and Main Street declined in the 1970s. In between\, you’ll discover Springfield’s forgotten lore\, from motorcycle races and gliders on local buttes to the concealed location of the freshwater spring that gave Springfield its name. Using hundreds of photographs\, many never-before published\, along with archived letters\, newspaper clippings\, and advertising\, readers will experience the story of Springfield as it has never been told before.\nThe three authors will cover an assortment of topics from the book and take viewers behind the scenes into their journey through the creation of this exciting new work\, followed by questions from the audience.\nAbout the authors: Megan England is a local Siletz tribal member who specializes in historical research and writing\, Jenna Fribley is a Springfield-based architect who focuses on historic downtown core revitalization\, and Madeline McGraw is an historian and Curator of the Springfield History Museum.\nJoin us for this free History Night celebrating local history! This event was made possible through the support of the Springfield Public Library Foundation and the Lane County Cultural Coalition.
URL:https://wildishtheater.com/event/chamber-music-with-guitar/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://wildishtheater.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/events_0004_Layer-4.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20241213T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20241213T200000
DTSTAMP:20260603T223531
CREATED:20241121T200217Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241121T200341Z
UID:512-1734116400-1734120000@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:Revelers Contemporary Circus: Youth Aerial Showcase
DESCRIPTION:No tickets necessary for this program. Free entry.\nJoin authors Megan England\, Jenna Fribley\, and Madeline McGraw for an introduction to their new work\, the Historic Atlas of Springfield\, Oregon. This upcoming book takes readers on a journey through Springfield’s highs\, when it was known as “Lunch Bucket City” and was the nation’s top lumber producer\, and its lows\, when fires and floods devastated Springfield’s underserved communities and Main Street declined in the 1970s. In between\, you’ll discover Springfield’s forgotten lore\, from motorcycle races and gliders on local buttes to the concealed location of the freshwater spring that gave Springfield its name. Using hundreds of photographs\, many never-before published\, along with archived letters\, newspaper clippings\, and advertising\, readers will experience the story of Springfield as it has never been told before.\nThe three authors will cover an assortment of topics from the book and take viewers behind the scenes into their journey through the creation of this exciting new work\, followed by questions from the audience.\nAbout the authors: Megan England is a local Siletz tribal member who specializes in historical research and writing\, Jenna Fribley is a Springfield-based architect who focuses on historic downtown core revitalization\, and Madeline McGraw is an historian and Curator of the Springfield History Museum.\nJoin us for this free History Night celebrating local history! This event was made possible through the support of the Springfield Public Library Foundation and the Lane County Cultural Coalition.
URL:https://wildishtheater.com/event/revelers-contemporary-circus-youth-aerial-showcase/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://wildishtheater.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Wildish-Advert-scaled.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20241211T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20241211T220000
DTSTAMP:20260603T223531
CREATED:20241113T010322Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241113T010344Z
UID:390-1733941800-1733954400@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:Xcape Dance Academy Presents: ICED OUT
DESCRIPTION:No tickets necessary for this program. Free entry.\nJoin authors Megan England\, Jenna Fribley\, and Madeline McGraw for an introduction to their new work\, the Historic Atlas of Springfield\, Oregon. This upcoming book takes readers on a journey through Springfield’s highs\, when it was known as “Lunch Bucket City” and was the nation’s top lumber producer\, and its lows\, when fires and floods devastated Springfield’s underserved communities and Main Street declined in the 1970s. In between\, you’ll discover Springfield’s forgotten lore\, from motorcycle races and gliders on local buttes to the concealed location of the freshwater spring that gave Springfield its name. Using hundreds of photographs\, many never-before published\, along with archived letters\, newspaper clippings\, and advertising\, readers will experience the story of Springfield as it has never been told before.\nThe three authors will cover an assortment of topics from the book and take viewers behind the scenes into their journey through the creation of this exciting new work\, followed by questions from the audience.\nAbout the authors: Megan England is a local Siletz tribal member who specializes in historical research and writing\, Jenna Fribley is a Springfield-based architect who focuses on historic downtown core revitalization\, and Madeline McGraw is an historian and Curator of the Springfield History Museum.\nJoin us for this free History Night celebrating local history! This event was made possible through the support of the Springfield Public Library Foundation and the Lane County Cultural Coalition.
URL:https://wildishtheater.com/event/xcape-dance-academy-presents-iced-out/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://wildishtheater.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Excape-Dacne-ICED-OUT.jpg
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241207
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20241210
DTSTAMP:20260603T223531
CREATED:20241118T214128Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241209T221623Z
UID:477-1733529600-1733788799@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:Christmas At The Movies
DESCRIPTION:No tickets necessary for this program. Free entry.\nJoin authors Megan England\, Jenna Fribley\, and Madeline McGraw for an introduction to their new work\, the Historic Atlas of Springfield\, Oregon. This upcoming book takes readers on a journey through Springfield’s highs\, when it was known as “Lunch Bucket City” and was the nation’s top lumber producer\, and its lows\, when fires and floods devastated Springfield’s underserved communities and Main Street declined in the 1970s. In between\, you’ll discover Springfield’s forgotten lore\, from motorcycle races and gliders on local buttes to the concealed location of the freshwater spring that gave Springfield its name. Using hundreds of photographs\, many never-before published\, along with archived letters\, newspaper clippings\, and advertising\, readers will experience the story of Springfield as it has never been told before.\nThe three authors will cover an assortment of topics from the book and take viewers behind the scenes into their journey through the creation of this exciting new work\, followed by questions from the audience.\nAbout the authors: Megan England is a local Siletz tribal member who specializes in historical research and writing\, Jenna Fribley is a Springfield-based architect who focuses on historic downtown core revitalization\, and Madeline McGraw is an historian and Curator of the Springfield History Museum.\nJoin us for this free History Night celebrating local history! This event was made possible through the support of the Springfield Public Library Foundation and the Lane County Cultural Coalition.
URL:https://wildishtheater.com/event/christmas-at-the-movies/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://wildishtheater.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Identity-Dance-movie-night-IG-post.png
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Detroit:20241206T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Detroit:20241206T203000
DTSTAMP:20260603T223531
CREATED:20240917T230646Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241203T222611Z
UID:227-1733511600-1733517000@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:A Christmas Portrait: Carpenters
DESCRIPTION:No tickets necessary for this program. Free entry.\nJoin authors Megan England\, Jenna Fribley\, and Madeline McGraw for an introduction to their new work\, the Historic Atlas of Springfield\, Oregon. This upcoming book takes readers on a journey through Springfield’s highs\, when it was known as “Lunch Bucket City” and was the nation’s top lumber producer\, and its lows\, when fires and floods devastated Springfield’s underserved communities and Main Street declined in the 1970s. In between\, you’ll discover Springfield’s forgotten lore\, from motorcycle races and gliders on local buttes to the concealed location of the freshwater spring that gave Springfield its name. Using hundreds of photographs\, many never-before published\, along with archived letters\, newspaper clippings\, and advertising\, readers will experience the story of Springfield as it has never been told before.\nThe three authors will cover an assortment of topics from the book and take viewers behind the scenes into their journey through the creation of this exciting new work\, followed by questions from the audience.\nAbout the authors: Megan England is a local Siletz tribal member who specializes in historical research and writing\, Jenna Fribley is a Springfield-based architect who focuses on historic downtown core revitalization\, and Madeline McGraw is an historian and Curator of the Springfield History Museum.\nJoin us for this free History Night celebrating local history! This event was made possible through the support of the Springfield Public Library Foundation and the Lane County Cultural Coalition.
URL:https://wildishtheater.com/event/a-christmas-portrait-carpenters/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://wildishtheater.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/carpenters.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20241205T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20241205T210000
DTSTAMP:20260603T223531
CREATED:20241023T195513Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241023T195513Z
UID:363-1733425200-1733432400@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:International Fly Fishing Film Festival
DESCRIPTION:No tickets necessary for this program. Free entry.\nJoin authors Megan England\, Jenna Fribley\, and Madeline McGraw for an introduction to their new work\, the Historic Atlas of Springfield\, Oregon. This upcoming book takes readers on a journey through Springfield’s highs\, when it was known as “Lunch Bucket City” and was the nation’s top lumber producer\, and its lows\, when fires and floods devastated Springfield’s underserved communities and Main Street declined in the 1970s. In between\, you’ll discover Springfield’s forgotten lore\, from motorcycle races and gliders on local buttes to the concealed location of the freshwater spring that gave Springfield its name. Using hundreds of photographs\, many never-before published\, along with archived letters\, newspaper clippings\, and advertising\, readers will experience the story of Springfield as it has never been told before.\nThe three authors will cover an assortment of topics from the book and take viewers behind the scenes into their journey through the creation of this exciting new work\, followed by questions from the audience.\nAbout the authors: Megan England is a local Siletz tribal member who specializes in historical research and writing\, Jenna Fribley is a Springfield-based architect who focuses on historic downtown core revitalization\, and Madeline McGraw is an historian and Curator of the Springfield History Museum.\nJoin us for this free History Night celebrating local history! This event was made possible through the support of the Springfield Public Library Foundation and the Lane County Cultural Coalition.
URL:https://wildishtheater.com/event/international-fly-fishing-film-festival/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://wildishtheater.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/www.flyfilmfest.com_eugeneor_-e1729702037584.png
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Detroit:20241203T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Detroit:20241203T210000
DTSTAMP:20260603T223531
CREATED:20241031T002250Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241031T002357Z
UID:372-1733250600-1733259600@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:"The Last 100 Miles: The Fight for the Lower Deschutes River"
DESCRIPTION:No tickets necessary for this program. Free entry.\nJoin authors Megan England\, Jenna Fribley\, and Madeline McGraw for an introduction to their new work\, the Historic Atlas of Springfield\, Oregon. This upcoming book takes readers on a journey through Springfield’s highs\, when it was known as “Lunch Bucket City” and was the nation’s top lumber producer\, and its lows\, when fires and floods devastated Springfield’s underserved communities and Main Street declined in the 1970s. In between\, you’ll discover Springfield’s forgotten lore\, from motorcycle races and gliders on local buttes to the concealed location of the freshwater spring that gave Springfield its name. Using hundreds of photographs\, many never-before published\, along with archived letters\, newspaper clippings\, and advertising\, readers will experience the story of Springfield as it has never been told before.\nThe three authors will cover an assortment of topics from the book and take viewers behind the scenes into their journey through the creation of this exciting new work\, followed by questions from the audience.\nAbout the authors: Megan England is a local Siletz tribal member who specializes in historical research and writing\, Jenna Fribley is a Springfield-based architect who focuses on historic downtown core revitalization\, and Madeline McGraw is an historian and Curator of the Springfield History Museum.\nJoin us for this free History Night celebrating local history! This event was made possible through the support of the Springfield Public Library Foundation and the Lane County Cultural Coalition.
URL:https://wildishtheater.com/event/the-last-100-miles-the-fight-for-the-lower-deschutes-river/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://wildishtheater.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/last-100-miles-rectangle.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20241124T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20241124T193000
DTSTAMP:20260603T223531
CREATED:20241113T052627Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241113T215157Z
UID:450-1732471200-1732476600@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:Oregon's Boat: the McKenzie River Drift Boat
DESCRIPTION:No tickets necessary for this program. Free entry.\nJoin authors Megan England\, Jenna Fribley\, and Madeline McGraw for an introduction to their new work\, the Historic Atlas of Springfield\, Oregon. This upcoming book takes readers on a journey through Springfield’s highs\, when it was known as “Lunch Bucket City” and was the nation’s top lumber producer\, and its lows\, when fires and floods devastated Springfield’s underserved communities and Main Street declined in the 1970s. In between\, you’ll discover Springfield’s forgotten lore\, from motorcycle races and gliders on local buttes to the concealed location of the freshwater spring that gave Springfield its name. Using hundreds of photographs\, many never-before published\, along with archived letters\, newspaper clippings\, and advertising\, readers will experience the story of Springfield as it has never been told before.\nThe three authors will cover an assortment of topics from the book and take viewers behind the scenes into their journey through the creation of this exciting new work\, followed by questions from the audience.\nAbout the authors: Megan England is a local Siletz tribal member who specializes in historical research and writing\, Jenna Fribley is a Springfield-based architect who focuses on historic downtown core revitalization\, and Madeline McGraw is an historian and Curator of the Springfield History Museum.\nJoin us for this free History Night celebrating local history! This event was made possible through the support of the Springfield Public Library Foundation and the Lane County Cultural Coalition.
URL:https://wildishtheater.com/event/oregons-boat-the-mckenzie-river-drift-boat/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://wildishtheater.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/filmfreeway.com_OregonsBoat.png
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241122
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20241124
DTSTAMP:20260603T223531
CREATED:20241110T223751Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241113T064727Z
UID:413-1732233600-1732406399@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:Academy of the Arts and Academics Presents: Alice In Wonderland
DESCRIPTION:No tickets necessary for this program. Free entry.\nJoin authors Megan England\, Jenna Fribley\, and Madeline McGraw for an introduction to their new work\, the Historic Atlas of Springfield\, Oregon. This upcoming book takes readers on a journey through Springfield’s highs\, when it was known as “Lunch Bucket City” and was the nation’s top lumber producer\, and its lows\, when fires and floods devastated Springfield’s underserved communities and Main Street declined in the 1970s. In between\, you’ll discover Springfield’s forgotten lore\, from motorcycle races and gliders on local buttes to the concealed location of the freshwater spring that gave Springfield its name. Using hundreds of photographs\, many never-before published\, along with archived letters\, newspaper clippings\, and advertising\, readers will experience the story of Springfield as it has never been told before.\nThe three authors will cover an assortment of topics from the book and take viewers behind the scenes into their journey through the creation of this exciting new work\, followed by questions from the audience.\nAbout the authors: Megan England is a local Siletz tribal member who specializes in historical research and writing\, Jenna Fribley is a Springfield-based architect who focuses on historic downtown core revitalization\, and Madeline McGraw is an historian and Curator of the Springfield History Museum.\nJoin us for this free History Night celebrating local history! This event was made possible through the support of the Springfield Public Library Foundation and the Lane County Cultural Coalition.
URL:https://wildishtheater.com/event/academy-of-the-arts-and-academics-presents-alice-in-wonderland/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://wildishtheater.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Screenshot-2024-11-07-at-1.23.31 PM.png
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20241116T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20241116T203000
DTSTAMP:20260603T223531
CREATED:20241109T051242Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241110T231617Z
UID:409-1731781800-1731789000@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:Noches En Comunidad
DESCRIPTION:No tickets necessary for this program. Free entry.\nJoin authors Megan England\, Jenna Fribley\, and Madeline McGraw for an introduction to their new work\, the Historic Atlas of Springfield\, Oregon. This upcoming book takes readers on a journey through Springfield’s highs\, when it was known as “Lunch Bucket City” and was the nation’s top lumber producer\, and its lows\, when fires and floods devastated Springfield’s underserved communities and Main Street declined in the 1970s. In between\, you’ll discover Springfield’s forgotten lore\, from motorcycle races and gliders on local buttes to the concealed location of the freshwater spring that gave Springfield its name. Using hundreds of photographs\, many never-before published\, along with archived letters\, newspaper clippings\, and advertising\, readers will experience the story of Springfield as it has never been told before.\nThe three authors will cover an assortment of topics from the book and take viewers behind the scenes into their journey through the creation of this exciting new work\, followed by questions from the audience.\nAbout the authors: Megan England is a local Siletz tribal member who specializes in historical research and writing\, Jenna Fribley is a Springfield-based architect who focuses on historic downtown core revitalization\, and Madeline McGraw is an historian and Curator of the Springfield History Museum.\nJoin us for this free History Night celebrating local history! This event was made possible through the support of the Springfield Public Library Foundation and the Lane County Cultural Coalition.
URL:https://wildishtheater.com/event/noches-en-comunidad-2/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
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SUMMARY:Springfield Mayor’s Revue
DESCRIPTION:No tickets necessary for this program. Free entry.\nJoin authors Megan England\, Jenna Fribley\, and Madeline McGraw for an introduction to their new work\, the Historic Atlas of Springfield\, Oregon. This upcoming book takes readers on a journey through Springfield’s highs\, when it was known as “Lunch Bucket City” and was the nation’s top lumber producer\, and its lows\, when fires and floods devastated Springfield’s underserved communities and Main Street declined in the 1970s. In between\, you’ll discover Springfield’s forgotten lore\, from motorcycle races and gliders on local buttes to the concealed location of the freshwater spring that gave Springfield its name. Using hundreds of photographs\, many never-before published\, along with archived letters\, newspaper clippings\, and advertising\, readers will experience the story of Springfield as it has never been told before.\nThe three authors will cover an assortment of topics from the book and take viewers behind the scenes into their journey through the creation of this exciting new work\, followed by questions from the audience.\nAbout the authors: Megan England is a local Siletz tribal member who specializes in historical research and writing\, Jenna Fribley is a Springfield-based architect who focuses on historic downtown core revitalization\, and Madeline McGraw is an historian and Curator of the Springfield History Museum.\nJoin us for this free History Night celebrating local history! This event was made possible through the support of the Springfield Public Library Foundation and the Lane County Cultural Coalition.
URL:https://wildishtheater.com/event/springfield-mayors-revue/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
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LAST-MODIFIED:20241110T233409Z
UID:378-1731612600-1731618000@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:Riverside Chamber Symphony
DESCRIPTION:No tickets necessary for this program. Free entry.\nJoin authors Megan England\, Jenna Fribley\, and Madeline McGraw for an introduction to their new work\, the Historic Atlas of Springfield\, Oregon. This upcoming book takes readers on a journey through Springfield’s highs\, when it was known as “Lunch Bucket City” and was the nation’s top lumber producer\, and its lows\, when fires and floods devastated Springfield’s underserved communities and Main Street declined in the 1970s. In between\, you’ll discover Springfield’s forgotten lore\, from motorcycle races and gliders on local buttes to the concealed location of the freshwater spring that gave Springfield its name. Using hundreds of photographs\, many never-before published\, along with archived letters\, newspaper clippings\, and advertising\, readers will experience the story of Springfield as it has never been told before.\nThe three authors will cover an assortment of topics from the book and take viewers behind the scenes into their journey through the creation of this exciting new work\, followed by questions from the audience.\nAbout the authors: Megan England is a local Siletz tribal member who specializes in historical research and writing\, Jenna Fribley is a Springfield-based architect who focuses on historic downtown core revitalization\, and Madeline McGraw is an historian and Curator of the Springfield History Museum.\nJoin us for this free History Night celebrating local history! This event was made possible through the support of the Springfield Public Library Foundation and the Lane County Cultural Coalition.
URL:https://wildishtheater.com/event/riverside-chamber-symphony/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
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SUMMARY:Springfilm Movie Presents: SCREAM
DESCRIPTION:No tickets necessary for this program. Free entry.\nJoin authors Megan England\, Jenna Fribley\, and Madeline McGraw for an introduction to their new work\, the Historic Atlas of Springfield\, Oregon. This upcoming book takes readers on a journey through Springfield’s highs\, when it was known as “Lunch Bucket City” and was the nation’s top lumber producer\, and its lows\, when fires and floods devastated Springfield’s underserved communities and Main Street declined in the 1970s. In between\, you’ll discover Springfield’s forgotten lore\, from motorcycle races and gliders on local buttes to the concealed location of the freshwater spring that gave Springfield its name. Using hundreds of photographs\, many never-before published\, along with archived letters\, newspaper clippings\, and advertising\, readers will experience the story of Springfield as it has never been told before.\nThe three authors will cover an assortment of topics from the book and take viewers behind the scenes into their journey through the creation of this exciting new work\, followed by questions from the audience.\nAbout the authors: Megan England is a local Siletz tribal member who specializes in historical research and writing\, Jenna Fribley is a Springfield-based architect who focuses on historic downtown core revitalization\, and Madeline McGraw is an historian and Curator of the Springfield History Museum.\nJoin us for this free History Night celebrating local history! This event was made possible through the support of the Springfield Public Library Foundation and the Lane County Cultural Coalition.
URL:https://wildishtheater.com/event/springfilm-movie-presents-scream/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
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