Thursday October 30th 7:00 to 8:00 pm Ambuja Rosen presents her new book Heal Your Mental Disorder: The Doctors' Step-by-Step Program for Conditions from Dementia to Schizophrenia. Readers are invited […]
Hear the inspiring story of Dusty Roads—a stewardess, union leader, and one of the first female lobbyists to Congress—whose persistence challenged ageism, sexism, and unfair airline policies, including marriage bans for women only and firing them at age 32
Thursday November 6th 7:00 to 8:00 pm
What if a voice calling herself Our Lady of Chartres told you the world was in trouble? What if she said our only hope is to forgive, and it is up to you to tell the world?
What if you said you're a Methodist and Methodists don't believe in voices?
So she gave you a sign. A really BIG one, What then?
Join us to celebrate a groundbreaking new book on November 10, at 7 pm.!
In his book AshlandTrails.com: The Book: Jackson County Edition there are over 100 local trails from Union Creek to Grants Pass to Applegate and, of course, Ashland.
Jennifer Greer presents her new mystery - A Twisted Place
John Michael Keating will be talking about and signing copies of his book, Double Vision, Waking Dreams
Pamela Dehnke will be speaking about the latest book in her Court Reporter Mystery Series, Merry Mayhem
Thursday December 4th 7:00 to 8:00 pm
Kimberly Carlson Aesara will discuss how Christmastime led her to write a book with several characters seeking much of the same things: community, hope, and love.
In this new presentation, Paul explores the often secret lives of woodpeckers from Alaska's boreal forests to the oak woodlands of the West and Midwest and from the ribbon of Ponderosa Pine habitats that stretches from British Columbia through much of the Western states until they transition in southern Arizona to the Sierra Madre pine-oak that forms the spine of Mexico. Paul also explores the diversity in arid ecosystems straddling the US-Mexico border and the wet tropical habitats from Florida through the Caribbean Islands and southeastern Mexico.
Thursday January 8th 7:00 to 8:00 pm
Join Rhiannon Theurer, local psychotherapist and author of The Neurodivergence Workbook for Teens, for a discussion on neurodivergence.
Join Amy Bowers Cordalis to learn about her new book, The Water Remembers: My Indigenous Family's Fight to Save a River and a Way of Life. Copies of the book will be available to purchase at the event, courtesy of Bloomsbury Books.