2008 JCCC Grant Application now available... more info

Senator Alan Bates supports the Jackson County Cultural Coalition and The
Oregon Cultural Trust!
... more info

Jackson County Cultural Coalition ...

ensures that every Jackson County citizen benefits
from our region's cultural assets

Dancing People Company, Choreography by Robin Stiehm
Mountain Avenue Theater (Ashland High School)
Friday and Saturday, February 4 and 5, 2005  7:30PM
Tickets $15 general admission, 541-941-6282 or www.dancingpeople.com

Jackson County and all of Oregon's unique culture surrounds us . . .
sustains us . . .
helps us grow.

It plays a crucial role in the lives of Oregonians,
in our economy and our future.

It can be found in a local museum or historic cemetery, at a dance performance or creative writing workshop, at a Chatauqua lecture in a local library, and at one of Oregon's 40,000 archeological sites.

It can be heard in tribal language and oral histories, in Shakespearean verse, in the music of a marching band or symphony.

It can be seen in thousands of galleries, in native basket weavings, and in public art installations throughout our state.

Our culture includes the arts, heritage, and humanities in all their variety.

JCCC Grantees for fall, 2004, are:

Arts Council of Southern Oregon
Ashland High School/Dancing People Company
Ashland Parks and Recreation/North Mountain
     Park Nature Center
Ballet Rogue
“Music in the Mornings” Britt Festivals
CASA of Jackson County
City of Central Point/Parks and Recreation
Jefferson Nature Center
Lithia Arts Guild of Oregon
Medford School District
Southern Oregon Historical Society
Southern Oregon University Foundation/Schneider
     Museum of Art
Upper Rogue Community Center
Woodville Museum

More info ...


Jackson County Cultural Coalition
(541) 779-2820
info@JacksonCountyCulturalCoalition.org
Grant information: grants@
JacksonCountyCulturalCoalition.org
Donate: Oregon Cultural Trust

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