Soroptimist International of Medford’s 32nd Holiday Home Tour, Sunday December 7th     11 am - 4 pm. Touring 5 Holiday decorated homes in the Rogue Valley. decorated ho. Ticket Prices are $25.  All Proceeds will go to help women and children in our community. Previous recipients have included ACCESS, Family SOlutions, Kid Spree, Live Your […]

Come get warm by the fire, pick up your winter release, and shop for the upcoming holiday season. Wine Club members and their guests have exclusive access from 12-2 p.m. Starting at 2 p.m., the public is welcome to join the fun. Non-wine club members are welcome with $20 admission per person.

The end of 2024 changed everything for The Brothers Reed.   While riding a stationary bike on December 14, 2024, Aaron blacked out and was rushed to the hospital only to find out a righteous tumor had invaded his brain, potentially for years and an immense surgery was required in an attempt to remove it. The prognosis was not good. Nevertheless, through the grace of God and the universe, the surgery was beyond successful, and follow-up radiation and chemotherapy eviscerated what was left.  Within 3 months of initial diagnosis he was declared in remission.  What most didn’t know was that he was told in a vision that he was going to live through this.  Almost immediately, endeavors were made to complete the album, “Long Way to Go,” which we will be celebrating the release of as part of this show at the Historic Holly Theatre. Please join us as a special band, featuring Briana Murphy on fiddle and Nancy Martin on cello, who will join Phil and Aaron to pay tribute to life, love, and happiness through the art of song on December 13, 2025, almost a year to the day since this epic adventure was set in motion. This will be the greatest show coupled with the greatest album ever released by the Bros.  We look forward to a beautiful and historic night in the long career of The Brothers Reed.  Join us and become part of the trip DOORS OPEN AT 7

Solo Sunday with Wishes Duo. Enjoy an afternoon of complimentary music in the comfort of our cozy tasting room.

NOON Year's Eve Ring in the New Year at NOON with our annual Noon Year’s Eve celebration! Each year we count down to noon with not one, but two balloon drops: a raucous, music-filled celebration in the Main Gallery and a quieter, sensory-friendly countdown in Da Vinci’s Garage, where we whisper the numbers and celebrate […]

First Friday Happy Hour Extended Hours! We're keeping the Tasting Room open for Happy Hour! All glasses are $7

Experience this extraordinary film in a movie palace built for sound. The beautifully restored Holly Theatre sets the stage for a one-night-only screening of Stop Making Sense, newly restored in 4K to celebrate its 40th anniversary. Directed by the legendary Jonathan Demme, this 1984 concert film captures Talking Heads at their creative peak, live at Hollywood’s Pantages Theater. Featuring iconic performances by David Byrne, Chris Frantz, Jerry Harrison, and Tina Weymouth, the film is widely considered the greatest concert movie of all time. Special Guest: Jerry HarrisonTalking Heads co-founder Jerry Harrison will be live in person to introduce the film, share behind-the-scenes insights, and host a post-screening audience Q&A. Don’t miss this unforgettable celebration of music, film, and one of the most influential bands of the 20th century — only at the Holly Theatre. DOORS OPEN AT 7PM licensed by A24© All rights reserved