Sep 30, 2010

Jacksonville denies, Medford endorses Footstone Jive liquor license

Medford Wine Examiner, Janet Eastman, keeps us up-to-date in the progress of Footstone Jive Winery. "The beleaguered but unstoppable wine producer" has a new home and trial dates set for October.

A forlorn, shadow-gray building on Medford’s industrial Fir Street is now the home to the much ballyhooed Footstone Jive wine operation. It’s a far cry from Canadian businessman Steve de Jaray’s original vision of opening a high-volume winery with an intoxicatingly entertaining wine bar and steamy distillery on Jacksonville’s tourist-luring main street.


Read the full article here.

Sep 29, 2010

Harvest has yet to begin... so lets celebrate!

Before the craziness of 16 hour work days, before the vines release tons of fruit, and before the winery crew has sore muscles from punchdowns, these local wineries invite you to join in on the fun at their Harvest parties:

  • October 2nd, 1-4 p.m.- Troon Vineyard is hosting their annual Harvest Festival. Friendly pumpkin carving, grape stomping and cork launching competitions (can you beat the world record of 177 ft. 9 inches?)  will be held with musical entertainment by the blues and fiddle band, Missing Pieces. The 2009 Druid's Fluid will be released and there will be a Bagpipe Barrel Room Tour (I'm most interested in finding out what this is about). Party is complimentary, regular tasting fees apply. More information.
  • October 2nd, 5:30 p.m. - Dinner in the Vines at Agate Ridge Vineyard. Sit amongst the bountiful vines while enjoying a seasonal menu prepared by Farm to Fork using fresh local produce. Each of the 5 gourmet courses will be paired with an award-winning Agate Ridge estate wine. Experience a remarkable artisan meal in the company of friends. $75. More information.
  • October 9th, 11 a.m.- 5 p.m.- The Upper Rogue Valley Wineries invite you to a Harvest Celebration with grape stomping, tractor rides, and pumpkin painting for the kids. The Upper Rogue Wine & Farm Tour includes Agate Ridge Vineyard, Cliff Creek Cellars, Crater Lake Cellars, Del Rio Vineyards, Folin Cellars, and LaBrasseur Vineyard. Event is complimentary.


Attention winery & vineyard representatives! I'm going to update the master calendar of Southern Oregon wine events ASAP and would love your help. Please email me with your events and details. ~ Thanks, Christine

Sep 28, 2010

Hearings Set for Wednesday on H.R. 5034: Wholesaler Protection Act

Tom Wark of Fermentation writes:
The House Judiciary Committee will hold hearings on H.R. 5034, known to some as the "Wholesaler Protection Act, on Wednesday, September 29 at 11:00am Eastern Time.
The hearings will be streamed live via the House Judiciary website at this URL:
http://judiciary.house.gov/hearings/hear_100929.html
The bill, now in its second iteration thanks in large part to the extraordinary and nearly universal condemnation of its effects and intent, is opposed by producers of beer, wine and spirits,, opposed by beverage importers and opposed by wine retailers. In addition, a number of public policy groups have come out opposed to the bill. It appears that within the wine industry only alcohol wholesalers support the bill. It happens that they also wrote the bill and if it passes would fine themselves in a position to further stifle competition and alcohol distribution reforms that aren't entirely favorable to them.
To read his full article outlining the potential impact of the passage of the act, visit here

Sep 20, 2010

6 for $10 at Allyson's of Ashland this Friday

This Friday night (5:30-8 p.m.) at Allyson's in Ashland they will be featuring 6 Oregon wines with food pairings for only $10. Awesome deal. Here is the line-up:

  • Willamette Valley Vineyards Dijon Clone Chardonnay- my personal favorite out of all of their white wines plus it carries the OCSW (Oregon Sustainable Certified Wine) logo
  • Abacela Grenache Rosé- proving rosé season is not over!
  • Foris Vineyards Pinot Noir- it will be fun to compare a Southern Oregon pinot with the following
  • The Four Graces Pinot Noir
  • Passive Agressive- a fabulous Syrah/Petite Sirah/Tempranillo blend made by Folin Cellars 
  • Del Rio Vineyards Claret- which recently received 90 points by Wine Spectator

Allyson's Kitchen is located on 115 East Main Street in Ashland. 

Sep 17, 2010

Quady North mixes up two cocktails

Last night we wandered over to the Quady North Tasting Room in Jacksonville to attend their Thursday Night Mixer. Zoe was the mixologist crafting up two unique cocktails from Quady Palomino Fino Sherry and Quady North Rosé. Recipes included in the videos.

Sherry, Mint & Cucumber Cocktail


Strawberry Basil Rosé

Sep 10, 2010

Women Who Wine: Tomorrow 11-5 p.m.


Girls:  This is your Day!
September 11th,2010 
Time: 11 am - 5:00 pm

Escape to the Upper Rogue this Saturday and enjoy some Girl Time! At each Upper Rogue location, enjoy the following themes:

Crater Lake Cellars:  A little bit Cheezy.  Come taste all kinds of cheese, both local and distant.  Enjoy pairing them to our wonderful award winning wines.  

Del Rio Vineyards:  Creative Cupcakes:  Enjoy making a creative cupcake, with all kinds of pretty options, and pair it with Del Rio wines.

Agate Ridge Vineyard: Shopping Advent.  Local Artisans showing off their wares.

Labrassier Vineyard: Chocolate Treats.  Enjoy chocolate paired with our newest Upper Rogue wineries' wines.



Cliff Creek Vineyards:  Spa Day.    Enjoy wine while being pampered with a hand or foot massage.

Folin Cellars:  Olive Oil. Wine and olive oil dipping....what more can a girl ask for?

Complimentary... Come One, Come All...


P.S.- Men are welcome too....wineries don't discriminate!

Sep 7, 2010

Eat Local Challenge 2010: Sept 10-19th


Thrive's Eat Local Challenge Week starts this Friday, September 10th and will run through Sunday, September 19th- although hopefully you will be motivated to continue incorporating more and more local foods into your diet year round. It is a fun-filled week celebrating the delicious bounty of locally-grown food in the Rogue Valley. By taking the challenge and participating in the week's events, we will all learn about our "food shed" and nurture our valley's agricultural economy.

When you take the challenge, you are making a difference in preserving our local agriculture system. Not only does local food mean better taste and more nutritional value, but supporting family farmers builds a stronger local economy, and lightens the ecological costs of long-distance food transportation.

There are four levels of the challenge that you can sign up for:

  • A Supreme Locavore- All food consumed during the week will be grown, raised or produced within 200 miles (I even agree to give up coffee, chocolate and non-local spices). 
  • Locavore- All foods consumed during the week will be grown, raised or produced within 200 miles (but I still want my coffee, chocolate and non-local spices).
  • Taster- All food consumed during the one meal per day throughout the week will be grown, raised or produced within 200 miles.
  •  Sampler- All foods that I consume during two meals throughout the week will be grown, raised or produced with 200 miles.


There are an abundance of events scheduled throughout the week centered on being a locavore:

Friday, September 10, 2010

Applegate River Wine Fest

Cantrall-Buckley Park, Hamilton Road, Applegate, from 5-8pm
This annual fundraiser is hosted by the Greater Applegate Community Development Corporation, a registered non-profit organization. Proceeds from a silent auction will benefit the Applegate and Williams Elementary Schools.  Top quality wine tasting and appetizers are being donated by local wineries and restaurants.  Live music will round out this popular event.  Cost is $25.  Register online at www.gacdc.org.

Brian's Green Thumb Farm Tour & Samplings

Brian's Green Thumb Farm, 327 E. Gregory Rd., Central Point
Tours at 11am, 2pm and 5pm each day.  Taste 12 varieties of tomatoes, plus samplings of the other vegetables of the season grown organically, in raised beds.  Tastings of locally made flavored sugars, salts and meat rubs and other locally made items. Call 541-879-1188 or email briansgreenthumbfarm@charter.net .

Hillcrest Growers Market at RoxyAnn Winery

RoxyAnn Winery, 3285 Hillcrest Rd., Medford from 3-7pm
541-690-5120, vikki@roxyann.com

Rogue Valley Local Foods

From local farm to your kitchen in just one click!  Order local products from your own home on www.roguevalleylocalfoods.org.  Ordering period begins today and runs until Tuesday, Sept. 14 at 7:30pm.

Shibui Tasting at Paddington Station

Paddington Station, 125 E. Main St., Ashland from 11am-3pm
The Rogue Valley’s own Chef Jay, Creator of Shibui, “the sauce that makes you a Master Chef” will be offering tasty samples of his reduced balsamic vinegar glaze with local fruits.  This reduction goes great with everything…fresh fruits, vegetables, meats…you name it!  Whatever your imagination can come up with…Shibui!

Saturday, September 11, 2010

Brian's Green Thumb Farm Tour & Lunch

Brian's Green Thumb Farm, 327 E. Gregory Rd., Central Point
Tours at 11am, 2pm and 5pm each day.  Taste 12 varieties of tomatoes, plus samplings of the other vegetables of the season grown organically, in raised beds.  Tastings of locally made flavored sugars, salts and meat rubs and other locally made items. All local lunch at 12 pm, by reservation only, catered by First Street Cafe. Call 541-879-1188 or email briansgreenthumbfarm@charter.net .

Eagle Point Saturday Market

Between the Butte Creek Mill and Eagle Point Museum on Royal Avenue from 8:30am-1:30pm
541-826-3760/541-826-2258

Eat Local Festival at the Ashland Food Co-op

Ashland Food Co-op, 237 N. First St., Ashland, from 11am-3pm.
Sign up for the Eat Local Challenge at the second annual Eat Local Festival 2010 featuring local music and food.  541-482-0207 www.ashlandfood.coop.

FARM to FORK

Blackberry Lane Farm, 2926 Lower River Rd., Grants Pass from 5-8:30pm
Tour Blackberry Lane Farm and enjoy a gourmet dinner on the farm that sustains the food on your plate.  Our menus are inspired by the season's harvest and prepared by local chefs.  Visit www.farmtoforkevents.com to purchase tickets.

Grand Release of Sprakling Pear Wine with pear tasting

RoxyAnn Winery, 3285 Hillcrest Rd., Medford 11am-6pm
Join us for a debut tasting of Hillcrest Orchard pears and the grand release of the new Sparkling Pear wine at RoxyAnn Winery. 541-776-2315

Grants Pass Growers Market

Corner of F & 4th, Grants Pass from 9am-1pm
541-476-5375, www.growersmarket.org

Illinois Valley Farm & Garden Festival

Jubilee Park in Cave Junction from 10am-4pm
Spiral Living Center presents the Second annual Illinois Valley Farm and Garden Festival.  Come celebrate local farms, local food and local folks!  Free workshops, activities for children, a local food competition, farm animals, local farm-related businesses, crafts, food vendors, and a farmer's market. No entrance fee but donations gladly accepted. 541-592-3642 -spirallivinginfo@gmail.com - www.spiralliving.org.

Oil-Free Dressing Delights!

Rising Sun Farms, 5126 S. Pacific Hwy., Phoenix from 2-4pm
Join us as we tempt you with recipes made with our newly-released Oil-Free Dressings and Marinades! Lemon Thyme, Fig, Pomegranate, Raspberry, YUM! 541-535-8331 x201

Preserve the Local Bounty!

Seven Oaks Farm, 5504 Rogue Valley Hwy., Central Point from 10am-2pm
Master food preservers demonstrate and answer questions on food preservation. 541-664-2060

Rogue Valley Growers & Crafters Market- Ashland

Downtown Ashland, Lithia Way & First Street from 8:30am-1:30pm
541-261-5045, www.rvgrowersmarket.com

Saturday Medford Market

Between Poplar Dr. and Biddle Rd. on McAndrews, Medford, from 8:30am-1:30pm
541-621-1864, www.medfordsaturdaymarket.com

Save the Orangutan Soap demo

Ashland Food Co-op, 237 N. First St., Ashland 11am-12:30pm
Diggin' Livin' Farm & Apiary will be giving a demo at the Ashland Food Coop for their Save the Orangutan Soap. The soap has a strong message, that is to lessen the distance from Farm to Bath by increasing awareness about rainforest destruction for palm oil plantations as well as using local and regional ingredients.

Shibui Tasting at Paddington Station

Paddington Station, 125 E. Main St., Ashland from 11am-3pm
The Rogue Valley’s own Chef Jay, Creator of Shibui, “the sauce that makes you a Master Chef” will be offering tasty samples of his reduced balsamic vinegar glaze with local fruits.  This reduction goes great with everything…fresh fruits, vegetables, meats…you name it!  Whatever your imagination can come up with…Shibui!

Talent Harvest Festival

Downtown Talent, 6am-4:30pm
Vendors, Artists, Music, Food, Run/Walk and many Children’s Activities. 2010's Harvest Festival will be extra special because it is Talent's Centennial Year.

Sunday, September 12, 2010

Grand Release of Sprakling Pear Wine with pear tasting

RoxyAnn Winery, 3285 Hillcrest Rd., Medford 11am-6pm
Join us for a debut tasting of Hillcrest Orchard pears and the grand release of the new Sparkling Pear wine at RoxyAnn Winery.  541-776-2315

Rogue Flavor Farm Tour

Join us for a fun and educational tour of food and farms in Wimer, 9am-3pm Sunday September 13th.  Learn more about the importance of bees in local farming as we tour the diversified Swallow Springs Farm before moving on to the chickens of Bradford Family Farm and the goats of Pholia Farm. $20 includes lunch; children, $10.  Call 541-488-7272 for reservations.

Rogue River Sunday Market

110 Pine St. in the Umpqua Bank parking lot from 9am-1pm
541-621-2730, rrsundaymarket@yahoo.com

Monday, September 13, 2010

Local Foods as Medicine

The Right Plan, 706 Cardley Ave., Medford from 11:30am-1:30pm
Taste healthy fats that reduce inflammation utilizing produce from Rummymede Farm, Rogue Creamery and Rising Sun Farms. 541-772-PLAN (7526).

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Rogue Valley Growers & Crafters Market- Ashland

East Main Street & Whightman, Ashland from 8:30am-1:30pm
541-261-5045, www.rvgrowersmarket.com

Rogue Valley Local Foods

Last day to order local products from the comfort of your own home onwww.roguevalleylocalfoods.org.  Don't forget to pick up your products on Thursday and come back to shop again on Friday!

Taste Our Local Flavor!

Ashland Food Co-operative, 237 N. First St., Ashland from 4-6pm
Come by the Culinary Kiosk at the Ashland Food Co-op to taste delicious recipes made from all local products.

World Tour Night at The Vine

The Vine, 1610 Allen Crk. Rd. Ste. 111, Grants Pass at 5pm
Tonight's World Tour lands in the Rogue Valley, featuring the delicious products of our local family farms and vineyards. 541-479-8463

Wednesday, September 15, 2010

Blondies' Bistro Guest Chef Night/Thrive Benefit

Blondies' Bistro, 226 SW G St., Grants Pass from 5-8pm
Guest Chef featuring specials made with local products and specials on local wine & beer.  10% of proceeds to be donated to Thrive! For more information call 541-479-0420.

Community Food Forum

Ashland Food Co-op Community Classroom, 300 Pioneer St., Ashland at 7pm
Join us for a discussion about wheat production in the Rogue Valley.

Grants Pass Growers Market

Riverside Park, Grants Pass from 9am-1pm
541-476-5375, www.growersmarket.org

Talent Evening Market

110 Main St., Talent (between city Hall and the Library) from 5-8pm
541-535-9055, talentmarketers@yahoo.com

Thursday, September 16, 2010

Brian's Green Thumb Farm Tour & Samplings

Brian's Green Thumb Farm, 327 E. Gregory Rd., Central Point
Tours at 11am, 2pm and 5pm each day.  Taste 12 varieties of tomatoes, plus samplings of the other vegetables of the season grown organically, in raised beds.  Tastings of locally made flavored sugars, salts and meat rubs and other locally made items. Call 541-879-1188 or email briansgreenthumbfarm@charter.net .

Celebration at Rogue Valley Local Foods Pick-Up Site

Rogue Creamery, 311 N. Front St., Central Point from 4:30-7pm
Special wine & cheese event at the Rogue Creamery pick-up site for Rogue Valley Local Foods online farmers market.  Spice up your weekly grocery shopping by ordering your local goods online and enjoying a local wine and cheese celebration when you pick it up!  541-665-1155 x104

Downtown Grants Pass Progressive Dinner

Downtown Grants Pass
Progressive Dinner downtown Grants Pass with stops at Lunch N' Thyme, Blondies' Bistro, Rosso's Trattoria and One Fifteen Broiler.  Call Molly at 541-471-6460 or stop by Blondies' (226 SW G St.) to get your tickets.

Local Food & Wine Pairing at The Vine

The Vine, 1610 Allen Crk. Rd., Ste. 111 at 5pm
Rogue Valley-themed food and wine pairing dinner.  Four-course meal with pairings of local wines with each course. 541-479-8463

Local Food & Wine Demo

Tarks Market, 215 E. Wagner Ave., Talent from 4-7pm
Head to Tarks Market to taste local Rogue Valley wine and food products.

Rogue Valley Growers & Crafters Market

1701 S. Pacific Hwy., Medford from 8:30am-1:30pm
541-261-5045, www.rvgrowersmarket.com

Rogue Valley Local Foods Pick-up Day

Pick up your Rogue Valley Local Foods order at either Rogue Creamery in Central Point, Grains Beans & Things in Medfordor Club Northwest in Grants Pass.

Taste Our Local Flavor!

Ashland Food Co-operative, 237 N. First St., Ashland from 4-6pm
Come by the Culinary Kiosk at the Ashland Food Co-op to taste delicious recipes made from all local products.

What's On Your Plate?

Science Works, 1500 E. Main St., Ashland, Reception at 6pm, Film Screening at 7pm.
THRIVE, Rogue Valley Farm to School & ScienceWorks present: What's on your Plate, a witty and provocative documentary about kids and food politics.  www.whatsonyourplateproject.org

Friday, September 17, 2010

Brian's Green Thumb Farm Tour & Samplings

Brian's Green Thumb Farm, 327 E. Gregory Rd., Central Point
Tours at 11am, 2pm and 5pm each day.  Taste 12 varieties of tomatoes, plus samplings of the other vegetables of the season grown organically, in raised beds.  Tastings of locally made flavored sugars, salts and meat rubs and other locally made items. Call 541-879-1188 or email briansgreenthumbfarm@charter.net .

Downtown Throwdown

Downtown Medford from 5-7pm
A food competition in the spirit of Iron Chef challenges restaurants including Elements, 38 Central, Downtown Market Co., Deli Down, Rosarios and Great Harvest Bakery to best express themselves by creating tastings featuring a secret locally-grown ingredient. Enjoy drinks from Organic Nation Spirits, Edenvale Winery and Red Lily Vineyard. Cast your vote at Terra Firma Home, My Daughter's Closet, Rogue Art Gallery, Facets Jewelery Store and Lawrence Jewelers. 541-621-0754

Hillcrest Growers Market at RoxyAnn Winery

RoxyAnn Winery, 3285 Hillcrest Rd., Medford from 3-7pm
541-690-5120, vikki@roxyann.com

Local Food & Wine Demo

Tarks Market, 215 E. Wagner Ave., Talent from 4-7pm
Head to Tarks Market to taste Rogue Valley wine and food products.

Rogue Valley Local Foods

From local farm to your kitchen in just one click!  Order local products from your own home on www.roguevalleylocalfoods.org.  Ordering period begins today and runs until Tuesday, Sept. 21.

Shibui and Sushi!

Paddington Station, 125 E. Main St., Ashland from 11am-3pm
Please stop by Paddington Station where Terry Davis, our culinary buyer, and Janelle Savides, a local aspiring chef, will be offering samples of their own created with amazing Shibui and a vegetarian sushi roll.

Wine Down at Plaisance Ranch

Music by Jerome Prairie Dogs. Plaisance Ranch Estate wine by the glass or bottle, hamburgers and hot dogs made from certified organic Plaisance Beef with buns from Windmill Bakery in Grants Pass. 5-8pm at 16955 Water Gap Rd., Williams. 541-846-7175


Saturday, September 18, 2010

Brian's Green Thumb Farm Tour & Lunch

Brian's Green Thumb Farm, 327 E. Gregory Rd., Central Point
Tours at 11am, 2pm and 5pm each day.  Taste 12 varieties of tomatoes, plus samplings of the other vegetables of the season grown organically, in raised beds.  Tastings of locally made flavored sugars, salts and meat rubs and other locally made items. All local lunch at 12 pm, by reservation only, catered by First Street Cafe. Call 541-879-1188 or email briansgreenthumbfarm@charter.net .

BBQ Revolution

Gary West Meats, 690 N. Fifth St., Jacksonville from 12-4pm
Five local ranchers will be grilling their own best beef.  Learn how the animals are raised.  Sample organic, grain and grass-fed beef.  30% off all jerky Saturday only.  Call 541-899-1829 or go to www.garywest.com.

Eagle Point Saturday Market

Between the Butte Creek Mill and Eagle Point Museum on Royal Avenue from 8:30am-1:30pm
541-826-3760/541-826-2258

Grants Pass Growers Market

Corner of F & 4th, Grants Pass from 9am-1pm
541-476-5375, www.growersmarket.org

Local Food Treasure Hunt for Kids and Families

Bellview Grange, 975 Tolman Crk. Rd., Ashland from 10am-4pm
Kids and families will enjoy a day of fun visiting local farms, harvesting vegetables, joining in fun activities, preparing a nutritious and kid-friendly meal, then sitting down in community to savor the fruits of their labor (and fun).  Storytime, food art and fun educational opportunities related to food will abound for all ages. Space is limited, so get your tickets early.  Cost is $10 per family.  For more information, call Terry at 541-821-5130.

Oil-Free Dressing Delights!

Rising Sun Farms, 5126 S. Pacific Hwy., Phoenix from 2-4pm
Join us as we tempt you with recipes made with our newly-released Oil-Free Dressings and Marinades! Lemon Thyme, Fig, Pomegranate, Raspberry, YUM! 541-535-8331 x201

Preserve the Local Bounty!

Seven Oaks Farm, 5504 Rogue Valley Hwy., Central Point from 10am-2pm
Master food preservers demonstrate and answer questions on food preservation. 541-664-2060

Rogue Valley Growers & Crafters Market- Ashland

Downtown Ashland, Lithia Way & First Street from 8:30am-1:30pm
541-261-5045, www.rvgrowersmarket.com

Saturday Medford Market

Between Poplar Dr. and Biddle Rd. on McAndrews, Medford, from 8:30am-1:30pm
541-621-1864, www.medfordsaturdaymarket.com

Shibui and Sushi!

Paddington Station, 125 E. Main St., Ashland from 11am-3pm
Please stop by Paddington Station where Terry Davis, our culinary buyer, and Janelle Savides, a local aspiring chef, will be offering samples of their own created with amazing Shibui and a vegetarian sushi roll. 


Sunday, September 19, 2010

Brian's Green Thumb Farm Tour & Samplings

Brian's Green Thumb Farm, 327 E. Gregory Rd., Central Point
Tours at 10am, 12pm and 5pm each day.  Taste 12 varieties of tomatoes, plus samplings of the other vegetables of the season grown organically, in raised beds.  Tastings of locally made flavored sugars, salts and meat rubs and other locally made items.

Rogue Flavor Dinner

Location: RoxyAnn Winery, 3285 Hillcrest Rd., Medford
Thrive invites you to enjoy an evening of local flavor – an elegant 5-course dinner combining the fresh flavors of local farms and the culinary talents of the Rogue Valley’s finest chefs: Neil Clooney of Dragonfly, Eric Bell of Standing Stone, Chandra Corwin of Cucina Biazzi, Bill Heubel of the Jacksonville Inn and Scott Frankenberger of Porters.  Held under the stars at RoxyAnn Winery, the Rogue Flavor Dinner and Auction is the Rogue Valley’s premier farm to table event.
Tickets are $75/person including wine, and can be purchased beginning August 15th at the Ashland Food Co-op, Club Northwest in Grants Pass, and at RoxyAnn Winery in Medford and by calling Thrive at 541-488-7272.  All proceeds benefit Thrive’s programs to create a more sustainable local economy. Call 541-488-7272 for more information.

Rogue River Sunday Market

110 Pine St. in the Umpqua Bank parking lot from 9am-1pm
541-621-2730, rrsundaymarket@yahoo.com

These great locally-owned restaurants are offering menu specials featuring mostly local ingredients for the Eat Local Challenge. Be sure to ask your server. 

Ashland:

Artik Creamery at the Growers Market

1420 E. Main St. / Wightman St., Ashland
Sept. 14 8:30am-1:30pm

Brothers' Restaurant

95 No. Main St., Ashland
Daily: 7am-2pm

Greenleaf Restaurant

49 N. Main St. on the plaza, Ashland
Lunch and dinner daily 11am-9pm

Grilla Bites

47 N. Main St., Ashland
Mon.-Sat. 11am-8pm and Sun. 11am-4pm

Larks Restaurant

212 E. Main St., Ashland
Mon - Fri: 11:3am-2pm & 5:30pm 9pm
Sat - Sun: 11am-2pm & 5:30pm-9pm

Pangea

272 E. Main St., Ashland
Daily: 11am-8pm

Standing Stone Brewing Company

101 Oak St., Ashland
Daily: 11:30am-Midnight

Tease Restaurant & Bar

303 East Main St., Ashland
Daily; 5pm-late

The Black Sheep Pub & Restaurant

51 N. Main St., Ashland
Sept. 10-19; 11:30am-1am

Grants Pass:

Blondies' Bistro

226 SW G St., Grants Pass
Sept. 15 from 5-8pm

Lunch -N- Thyme

111 SE G St., Grants Pass
Sept.13-17 10am-2pm

Rogue Coffee Roasters

237 SW G St., Grants Pass
Mon-Fri 8am-5:30pm & Sat 8am-2pm

Summer Jo's

2315 Upper River Rd. Loop, Grants Pass
Thurs.-Sun. 9:30am-2pm & 5-8:30pm

The Vine

1610 Allen Crk. Rd., Grants Pass
Sept. 10-19 11am-9pm

Wild River Brewing Company

595 NE "E" St., Grants Pass
Sun-Thurs 10:30am-10:30pm & Fri-Sat 10:30am-11pm

Jacksonville:

Bella Union

170 W. California St., Jacksonville
Sept. 10-19 11:30am-10pm

Gary West Pub & Grill

690 N. Fifth St., Jacksonville
Sept. 10-19 Mon-Sat. 11am-6pm & Sun. 11am-5pm

Jacksonville Inn

175 E. California St., Jacksonville
Daily: Dinner only

Medford:

38 Central

38 N. Central Ave, Medford
Mon.-Fri. 11:30-close, Sat. 5pm-close

Artik Creamery at the Growers Market

1701 South Pacific Hwy., Medford
Sept. 16 8:30am-1:30pm

Elements Tapas Bar & Lounge

101 E. Main St., Medford
Daily 4pm-late
Restaurant closed to the public on Sept. 13 & 15

Organicos Natural Cafe

226 E. Main St., Medford
Sept. 10-19 11am-7pm

Porters- Dining at the Depot

147 N. Front St., Medford
Sept. 10-19 5pm-close

Parkside Cafe

110 Hawthorne Street, Medford
Daily: Lunch and Dinner

Redrock Italian Eatery

17 West 4th St., Medford
Sept. 10-19 4pm-10pm

Taste Kitchen at the Downtown Market Co.

231 E. Main Street, Medford
Sept. 10, 11, 13-18: 11am-2pm

Shady Cove:

Madrone Kitchen and Wine Tavern

21900 Highway 62, Shady Cove
Sept. 10-12 4pm-close & Sept. 18-19 4pm-close

Talent:

Downtowne Coffeehouse

200 Talent Ave., Talent
Sept. 10-19 6am-5pm

Inti Latin Soul

109 Talent Ave., Talent
Sept. 10-19 11:30am-2pm and 5pm-8pm

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