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SUMMARY:On the House: The Laramie Project (2002 Film)
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/on-the-house-the-laramie-project-2002-film/
LOCATION:OR
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LAST-MODIFIED:20250325T000449Z
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SUMMARY:SHEROSE
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/sherose/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250711T190000
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DTSTAMP:20260604T085416
CREATED:20250630T213214Z
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SUMMARY:Jon Bennett's AMERICAN'T Comedy
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/jon-bennetts-americant-comedy/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250716T183000
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SUMMARY:Springfilm: Murder on the Orient Express (1974)
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-murder-on-the-orient-express-1974/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250718T183000
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SUMMARY:The Historical Atlas of Springfield\, OR
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-historical-atlas-of-springfield-or/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
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SUMMARY:Marc Egea and Paul Safar Present "Why Not '25"
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/marc-egea-and-paul-safar-present-why-not-25/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Detroit:20250810T160000
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UID:951-1754841600-1754852400@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:In Good Hands
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/in-good-hands/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Detroit:20250811T110000
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CREATED:20250722T003114Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250722T003114Z
UID:967-1754910000-1754949600@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:Oakshire Inspires Fundraiser
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/oakshire-inspires-fundraiser/
LOCATION:Oakshire Commons\, 416 Main St\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250819T190000
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SUMMARY:The Donn Of Tiki - Springfield\, Oregon!
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-donn-of-tiki-springfield-oregon/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250820T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250820T210000
DTSTAMP:20260604T085416
CREATED:20250629T235858Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250716T090137Z
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SUMMARY:Springfilm: Edge of Tomorrow
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-edge-of-tomorrow/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250905T160000
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DTSTAMP:20260604T085416
CREATED:20250902T222743Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250902T222743Z
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SUMMARY: The Wildish at the Springfield Block 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/the-wildish-at-the-springfield-block-party/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://wildishtheater.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Block-Wildish.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250913T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250913T213000
DTSTAMP:20260604T085416
CREATED:20250731T015446Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250913T235140Z
UID:973-1757791800-1757799000@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:Comedy Night At The Wildish With Liz Glazer
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%a4-queerly-beloved/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://wildishtheater.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/liz-instagram-wildish-first.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250918T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250918T203000
DTSTAMP:20260604T085416
CREATED:20250903T211729Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250913T031546Z
UID:1035-1758218400-1758227400@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:🎬 FREE FOR ALL: The Public Library
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%ac-free-for-all-the-public-library/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250921T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250921T213000
DTSTAMP:20260604T085416
CREATED:20250820T020735Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250903T212106Z
UID:999-1758479400-1758490200@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:Martyn Joseph Concert Fundraiser for McKenzie Community Land Trust
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/martyn-joseph-concert-fundraiser-for-mckenzie-community-land-trust/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://wildishtheater.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/P1145797-5-scaled.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250927T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250927T230000
DTSTAMP:20260604T085416
CREATED:20250830T051351Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250830T051351Z
UID:1016-1758999600-1759014000@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:Cirque Inferno
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/cirque-inferno/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://wildishtheater.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/IMG_2267.jpeg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Detroit:20251008T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Detroit:20251008T203000
DTSTAMP:20260604T085416
CREATED:20250924T085127Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250924T085127Z
UID:1072-1759950000-1759955400@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:The Springfield History Museum Presents: Frankenstein (1931 Film) - Free to All!
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-springfield-history-museum-presents-frankenstein-1931-film-free-to-all/
LOCATION:OR
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://wildishtheater.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/SHM-Frankenstein-flyer-108-1.png
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251018T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251018T213000
DTSTAMP:20260604T085416
CREATED:20250826T002542Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250826T002636Z
UID:1006-1760815800-1760823000@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:Sing It Like You Mean It!
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/sing-it-like-you-mean-it/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://wildishtheater.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Sing-It-Like-You-Mean-It-1545-x-2000-px-2.jpeg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251023T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251023T213000
DTSTAMP:20260604T085416
CREATED:20250731T020012Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250731T020110Z
UID:978-1761247800-1761255000@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:🎤 PEDRO GONZALEZ – Live in Springfield
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%a4-pedro-gonzalez-live-in-springfield/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://wildishtheater.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/pedro-w_credits.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251024T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251024T213000
DTSTAMP:20260604T085416
CREATED:20250916T010110Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250916T010110Z
UID:1053-1761332400-1761341400@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:🎶 Mayor’s Revue: The Nowhere Band – A Beatles Tribute Like No Other 🎶
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-mayors-revue-the-nowhere-band-a-beatles-tribute-like-no-other-%f0%9f%8e%b6/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://wildishtheater.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/NWB_Wildish_2025_Finalfull-scaled.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251025T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251025T213000
DTSTAMP:20260604T085416
CREATED:20251014T041116Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251014T041116Z
UID:1098-1761420600-1761427800@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:SSJO Presents: Gina Saputo - Blues in the Night
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-presents-gina-saputo-blues-in-the-night/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://wildishtheater.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/DSC_5724-scaled.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251027T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251027T213000
DTSTAMP:20260604T085416
CREATED:20250902T223608Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251007T003059Z
UID:1026-1761593400-1761600600@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:Echoes of Heritage: Jewish Melodies in Classical Music
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/echoes-of-heritage-jewish-melodies-in-classical-music/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/webp:https://wildishtheater.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Chamber-image-1.webp
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251107
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20251117
DTSTAMP:20260604T085416
CREATED:20251017T223841Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251017T223841Z
UID:1108-1762473600-1763337599@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:Rose Children's Theatre Presents: Roald Dahl’s Matilda Jr.
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/rose-childrens-theatre-presents-roald-dahls-matilda-jr/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://wildishtheater.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/RCT-matilda-25.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Detroit:20251121T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/Detroit:20251122T193000
DTSTAMP:20260604T085416
CREATED:20251029T040107Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251029T040107Z
UID:1114-1763753400-1763839800@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:Our Town by Thornton Wilder
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/our-town-by-thornton-wilder/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://wildishtheater.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/Our-Town-Final.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251129T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251129T210000
DTSTAMP:20260604T085416
CREATED:20251122T225528Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251122T225609Z
UID:1160-1764439200-1764450000@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:The Night Wendling Burned! Presented by Jay Swafford
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-night-wendling-burned-presented-by-jay-swafford/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://wildishtheater.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/SHM-History-Night-FB-covers-1.png
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251204T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251204T210000
DTSTAMP:20260604T085416
CREATED:20251122T225050Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251122T225104Z
UID:1155-1764873000-1764882000@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:Fly Fushion's Trout Tour
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/fly-fushions-trout-tour/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://wildishtheater.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/torut-tour.jpg
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251205
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20251208
DTSTAMP:20260604T085416
CREATED:20251114T190447Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251114T192316Z
UID:1141-1764892800-1765151999@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:Nightmare Before Christmas - Identiy Dance Production
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/nightmare-before-christmas-identiy-dance-production/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://wildishtheater.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/5x7-The-nightmare-before-Christmas-poster.jpeg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251212T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251212T210000
DTSTAMP:20260604T085416
CREATED:20251122T230443Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251122T230443Z
UID:1168-1765566000-1765573200@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:The DeVille’s Holiday Spectacular!
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-devilles-holiday-spectacular/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/avif:https://wildishtheater.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/Burlesque.avif
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251214T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251215T193000
DTSTAMP:20260604T085416
CREATED:20251130T030652Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251208T025430Z
UID:1177-1765724400-1765827000@wildishtheater.com
SUMMARY:Chamber Music Amici Presents: Spanish Journey
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-amici-presents-spanish-journey/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
CATEGORIES:Chamber,Live Music,Orchestra
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SUMMARY:Riverside Chamber Symphony Concert
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-concert/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
CATEGORIES:Chamber,Live Music,Orchestra
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SUMMARY:🎄✨ Christmas Presence 2025 ✨🎄
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%84%e2%9c%a8-christmas-presence-2025-%e2%9c%a8%f0%9f%8e%84/
LOCATION:Wildish Community Theater\, 630 Main Street\, Springfield\, OR\, 97477\, United States
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