When you visit Klamath Falls, you may be wondering about the variety of attractions that are offered there. While you may going to Klamath Falls to help you get to Crater Lake National Park or the Lava Beds National Monument or to nearby waterfalls , you won't want to miss what Klamath Falls attractions have. For that purpose, and to make sure you don't miss any of the excitement in Klamath Falls, we have compiled a small list of the 6 Klamath Falls attractions you won't want to miss. All of these are certain to provide you with a wonderful time.

Klamath Falls Farmers Market

Two Decades Now!

Yep, 20 years, same time, same place!

2019 Every Saturday, 9am to 1:30, June through Oct. ...On Market days we fill 9th Street between Main & Klamath Ave. We are an open air Market where local growers, producers and artisans gather to sell to the public ...Come join us for an hour or so, wander the market and enjoy fresh locally grown produce, bakery goods and fine artisan handicrafts...visit with our farmers and ranchers, friends and neighbors and enjoy our downtown.

Aerie Acres Ag-Nursery/Greenhouse, Producer/Veggie/Fruit Homestead students at Dragonfly interact with the community of Klamath Falls as they sell veggies and jam at the local farmer's market. Dragonfly students grow produce at the Aerie Acre. It is a non-profit farm and garden project.	rae.lewis@dragonflytransitions.com
Belweather Farm Producer/Veggie/Fruit Family Farm, tomatoes, carrots, sweet onions, garlic, eggplant...	belweatherfarm@gmail.com
Danny Boy Farm Producer/Veggie/Fruit Local grown Veggies, range of produce.	infodannyboyfarm@gmail.com
Ediblearth Ag-Nursery/Greenhouse, Producer/Veggie/Fruit	tiptopacres@gmail.com
Farmer Brown's Garden Producer/Veggie/Fruit	geodejerry@gmail.com
Feral Filaments Producer/Veggie/Fruit	feralfilaments@gmail.com
Flying T Salers Agriculture/Meat Free range natural grass fed beefs, no hormones, no antibiotics.	cattle@flyingtsalers.com
Funky Fungi Producer/Veggie/Fruit Fresh Mushrooms.	stephen@seideldesigngroup.com
Gods Good Earth Agriculture/Meat, Producer/Dairy/Eggs Fresh local eggs and meat birds.	godsgoodearth@outlook.com
Hixson Creations Ag-Nursery/Greenhouse, Farm Direct Processed, Producer/Veggie/Fruit Handmade quirky fun birdhouses, and bird feeders. Great treats... 16 kinds of fudge, 14 kinds of fruit breads, jams and jellies, relishes and sauces. We also sell planter boxes, plant starts and naturally grown produce.	susanluvztony@yahoo.com
Liew's Strawberries Producer/Veggie/Fruit Medford, Oregon grown Strawberries.	khaesalee89@gmail.com
McPherson's High Desert Highlands Agriculture/Meat Beef and pork products, local grass fed stock.	highdeserthighlands@gmail.com
Midland Honey Honey Local honey, candles and related products.	darinkendall257@gmail.com
Mihi Trip Dairy Producer/Dairy/Eggs Hi, I'm Jacy and this is my small dairy. I currently own four Nigerian Dwarf does and a backyard milking goat. I am working on more products, including cheeses, butter, and baby goats.	jacywasoski@gmail.com
Millen Family Farm Agriculture/Meat, Producer/Veggie/Fruit Goat milk soap, free range whole chickens pre-order frozen. Fresh baked cinnamon rolls, breads, goats milk fudge, art and flowers.	millenmiles@gmail.com
Mollala Berries Producer/Veggie/Fruit Berries: Strawberry, marion, boyson, sylvain, blackberry, blueberry, raspberry, cherry.	nancynkuznetsov@yahoo.com
Mountain Valley Gardens Ag-Nursery/Greenhouse, Producer/Veggie/Fruit Local farm fresh vegetables and nursery stock.	bernie.mtvg@gmail.com
Oregon Mushroom Producer/Veggie/Fruit Dried and fresh mushrooms.	oregonmushrooms@msn.com
Shandra's Flowers Ag-Nursery/Greenhouse Cut flowers.	shandramaebrown@gmail.com
Simple Gifts Farm Producer/Veggie/Fruit Organically grown fresh local produce; a diverse offering of many veggies plus melons and eggs.	simplegiftsfarmkf@gmail.com
Sleeping Bears Farm Producer/Veggie/Fruit Produce, art prints, handcrafted items.
Sweet Union Farm Producer/Veggie/Fruit Variety of fresh, local produce.	sweetunionfarm@gmail.com
Vale Road Honey Honey, Producer/Dairy/Eggs Local Honey Free-Range Chicken Eggs	jwilda54@gmail.com
Vermish Worm Castings Ag-Nursery/Greenhouse Organic worm castings, Organic liquid worm castings, red wiggler worms, veggie plant starts.	vermishworm@gmail.com
Whole Life Gardens Producer/Veggie/Fruit Whole Life Gardens is a one acre farm located in Klamath Falls, Oregon. Our garden is diversified with approximately 40 different vegetables throughout the growing season. We take great pride in our work by providing healthy food grown without the use of chemicals for the local community. We do annual soil tests to ensure we grow top quality, nutrient dense produce. Our philosophy is healthy soil produces top quality food that is good both for our bodies and for the environment.	samcubel4825@yahoo.com
Wild Huckleberries Producer/Veggie/Fruit Huckleberries and related products.	rock-n-gem@hotmail.com
Wilma's Berry's Producer/Veggie/Fruit Berries and jams.	swindlerw@gmail.com

Ross Ragland Theater

Job Description and Announcement
Executive Director

ABOUT THE COMMUNITY AND THEATER
Klamath Falls, rural hub to south-eastern Oregon and far-northern California, is nestled in the beauty of the high desert meeting the Cascades along the Oregon-California border. With a rich cultural heritage and a dedication to livability, well being, and community pride, Klamath Falls is a west-coast gem. The Ross Ragland Theater and Cultural Center (RRT) is the only year-round, multi-cultural, multi-disciplinary arts center in a large geographical area and annually serves over 40,000 residents and visitors. The RRT is also the only professionally-staffed performing arts center in south-central Oregon, and enjoys extraordinary community support. In addition to producing and presenting its own programs, the Ragland is a community center that annually hosts over 400 arts, cultural and community activities and events.

Built in 1940 and formerly known as the art deco-styled Esquire movie theater, the RRT re-invigorated the community's interest in the performing arts when it opened in 1989. Recently the RRT harkened back to its roots adding a big-screen digital theater experience, creating a large expansion in program offering. The theater boasts over 740 seats, state of the art sound and lights, a high-end digital cinema system, and a Cultural Center with the capacity to seat up to 240 people. The RRT is a sustainable facility harnessing the power of solar and geothermal energies.

The RRT provides world-class performing arts and educational experiences that enhance community life in the Klamath Basin. As both a presenting and producing organization, RRT: 1) presents national and international touring artists to the community through its mainstage series, 2) produces performances featuring local talent in its auditorium and Cultural Center studio space, 3) presents art house and classic movies as well as cinema events, 4) partners with other community groups for cultural and economic development, and 5) offers comprehensive arts education programs for Pre-K through 12th grade, providing over 20,000 contact experiences for children in the Klamath Basin in partnership with the local school districts.

The Executive Director is charged with overseeing all operations of the Theater. Supported by a dedicated eight-member staff, the Director acts as liaison to the board, supervises financial and fundraising systems and officially represents the Theater to the community. The Executive Director, in collaboration with a volunteer committee, is responsible for all programming of the theater.

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR RESPONSIBILITIES
Board Administration and Support
Supports operations and administration of Board by advising and informing Board members, facilitating Board communication and meetings, interfacing between Board and staff, supporting Board's evaluation of Executive Director, and cooperating with the board chair in the periodic review of Executive Director. He or she also advocates and promotes organization and stakeholder change related to organization mission. Actively involved in board recruitment, the Executive Director participates in orientation and overall board support
Program, Product and Service Delivery
Oversees and directs staff in design, marketing, promotion, procurement, implementation, and quality of performances and programs, products and services in partnership with staff. Formulates policies and planning recommendations to the Board for new programs and products as needed. Decides or guides courses of action in program operations by staff. Thinks strategically in evaluating programs for planning and development purposes that support the mission of the Ross Ragland Theater and Cultural Center in conjunction with the Board of Directors.
Financial and Facilities Management
Develops/recommends annual budget in conjunction with the finance committee for Board approval and prudently manages organization's resources within those budget guidelines according to current laws and regulations. Ensures all necessary legal forms, reports and other government work is completed in a timely and efficient manner. Works with Facilities Director to address facility needs including maintenance, repairs and new physical plant developments.
Fundraising and Resource Development
With support of the Board of Directors, oversees fundraising planning and implementation, including identifying resource requirements, researching funding sources, establishing strategies to approach funders, submitting proposals and administrating fundraising records and documentation as appropriate or needed. With the assistance of the Board, staff and contractors, he or she will actively participate in fundraising events, grant writing and donor relations.
Human Resource Management
Effectively manages the human resources of the organization according to authorized personnel policies and procedures that fully conform to current laws and regulations. Ensures staff and Board have sufficient and up-to-date information to efficiently and effectively conduct their respective tasks and positively interacts with the Ross Ragland Theater Volunteer Guild. Looks to the future for change opportunities in both staffing and programs. The Executive Director is the primary interface between Board and Theater employees.
Community and Public Relations
Assures the organization and its mission, programs, products and services are consistently presented in strong, positive image to relevant stakeholders. This position is a critical and high-profile position in both the local community and the state arts scene. As the spokesperson for the Ross Ragland Theater, the Executive Director will manage processes and systems to ensure a positive reputation in the community.

QUALIFICATIONS
It's not a job, it's a life…
Required Knowledge & Skills
●Arts and cultural program strategies and implementation. Using initiative and independent judgment to effectively and efficiently implement arts and cultural programs.
●Principles, practices and procedures of strategic planning, nonprofit legal compliance and development ethics. Analyzing organizational needs and prioritizing and promoting initiatives to meet resource development strategies and goals. Federal, State and local laws, rules and regulations governing nonprofit administration. Assuming management level responsibilities and making appropriate decisions while assuring compliance with program goals and objectives.
●Human resources management, laws, rules, and regulation.
●Volunteer management and volunteer engagement.
●Theater or small business financial management practices. Techniques and practices for effective, efficient and cost-effective management of allocated resources. An understanding of financial reports, budgeting, contract management.
●Fundraising, grant-writing, and grant management experience.
●Proficiency and/or experience in basic business and box-office technology.
●Assessing and prioritizing multiple tasks, projects and demands. Analyzing issues, evaluating alternatives and making logical recommendations based on findings.
●Establishing and maintaining cooperative working relationships with local businesses,government representatives, funders and community-based organizations.
●Highly effective verbal and written communication skills.
Preferred Qualifications
●Master's degree in a related field.
●Minimum 2-3 years of supervisory experience of 5-15 employees.
●Minimum 2-3 years of experience in business or theater management.
●Minimum 3-5 years of theater involvement.
●Grant-writing and grant-management experience.
Salary Range
$50-60k, with possible variable compensation based on performance measures, in a town with a median home value of $161,900, cost of living index of 90.2 (Portland, OR=147.8, San Francisco =304.7), and acquaintances that quickly become friends (https://www.bestplaces.net).
The Ross Ragland Theater is an Equal Opportunity Employer which hires and promotes individuals solely on the basis of their qualifications for the job to be filled.
To learn more about The Ross Ragland Theater visit http://rrtheater.org/
To Apply
Interested applicants may apply via https://the-ross-ragland-theater.hiringthing.com/jobs. For full consideration, apply by May 24.

1. Klamath County Museum

One of the best and easiest ways to learn a lot about an area is by visiting a local museum. Considered to be one of the best and most well known in the area, the Klamath County Museum is a great first stop in regards to Klamath Falls Attractions.

The building located at 1451 Main Street is considered to be the main history building for Klamath Falls and the surrounding areas. The museum operates from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays year round. It is also known as the hub for all three of the county owned museums in Klamath Falls. This includes this museum, the Baldwin Hotel Museum (which we'll tell you about shortly) and the Fort Klamath Museum.

As the Klamath County Museum is located in Klamath Falls, this makes it an easy location to find and spend time at. Any lodging arrangements you may have can easily help you get here. This is a great way to dip your toes in the water of the Klamath Falls vibrant history, as well as being a great option to do on the colder days of the year. And if you enjoy your time here, you'll want to stop at one of the other museums that make up some of the best Klamath Falls attractions.

2. The Favell Museum

The next Klamath Falls attraction you will want to visit is the Favell Museum. Located along Main Street in Klamath Falls, the Favell Museum is known as the headquarters for Native American artifacts and contemporary western art.
This Klamath Falls attraction is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Featuring over 100,000 artifacts that document the lives of the indigenous people of both North and South America, the collections show a big focus on Native American tribes. Amongst the collection that dates back nearly 12,000 years, you will observe a wide variety of spearheads, arrowheads, obsidian knives, native clothing, pottery, beadwork, and ancient stone tools. This is also the home of a famous fire opal arrowhead that was found in Black Rock Desert in 1910.

You can also find original paintings from famous western painters. Among which is “The Scouts” original oil painting done by Charles M. Russell. There are also other notable works from painters such as Frank McCarthy and John Clymer.

Consider spending some time at this Klamath Falls attraction for a real and stunning view of the past. This is the perfect spot to stop for anyone who is fascinated by Native American history and Western art.

3. Ross Ragland Theater

Among the many Klamath Falls attractions you will find, the Ross Ragland Theater is certainly one of the best examples of local arts and culture. This local performance space offers a variety of musical, theater, and dance performances in a quaint 1940's cinema building. It remains one of the only year round, multicultural, multidisciplinary art centers that serves South Central Oregon and Northern California.
With a wide array of options always going on at the Ross Ragland Theater, you may even be able to catch a few events while in Klamath Falls. You can get tickets for any show online or by calling the box office Tuesday through Fridays between noon and 5 p.m. or Saturdays and Sundays up to two hours prior to the show starting time.

Each year around July, the theater announces its full line-up for the coming year. This is a helpful way for you to plan in advance for what you may want to take part in while in Klamath Falls

For an evening event or something to keep you warm in the winter in Klamath Falls, consider making a trip to this Klamath Falls attraction. The Ross Ragland Theater will give you plenty of options while also giving you a fun memorable evening in Klamath Falls.

4. Baldwin Hotel Museum

The Baldwin Hotel Museum is an easy spot to miss, but it certainly is one you will want to see. This historic building was built in 1905 originally to be a hardware store, but was later converted into a hotel by the owner George Baldwin. It was later added to the National Register of Historic Places on October 2, 1973.

This building is also located along Main Street in Klamath Falls and features over 40 rooms with a wide range of antiques and artifacts. This building was also the first to have plumbing in the greater Klamath Falls area. The hotel is steeped in the history that is relevant to Klamath Falls and Oregon.

This Klamath Falls attraction is open from Memorial Day through Labor Day and offers one hour and two hour tours that showcase all four floors of this historic spot. As the museum has collected a wide range of items over the years, you will get a first-hand look at cooking, fashion, laundry, music, movie theater memorabilia and many others. Please keep in mind there is no elevator in this building so you must be in good enough shape to climb stairs for a full tour on all four floors.

As far as Klamath Falls attractions go, this one is sure to give you a big glimpse into the past century and how things were along the Oregon Trail. Stop here for a tour to the past and an overall great time at the Baldwin Hotel Museum.

5. Lake Ewauna

For a scenic and memorable Klamath Falls attraction, we would recommend you visit Lake Ewauna. This area is vitally important to Klamath Falls as it is the headwaters of the Klamath River that is fed by the Link River from Upper Klamath Lake.
Lake Ewauna Reservoir maintains a constant level as it is controlled by the Keno Dam which is located south of the Link River's mouth. This also makes it a freshwater body of water.

Lake Ewauna is best known for being the perfect spot for crew rowing. It is an ideal length and has been used by the Ewauna Rowing Club for both practice and competition since 1970. This also makes it a great location for other water based activities. Many people enjoy hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and fishing at this Klamath Falls attraction.

You may even be lucky enough to catch glimpses of the local wildlife like bald eagles, pelicans, grebes, geese, and cormorants.
This Klamath Falls attraction is one that you can certainly enjoy at your own leisure. As it is considered to be one of the most beautiful locations in Klamath Falls, you will definitely want to stop here for some outdoor fun in Southern Oregon.

6. Moore Park

Considered to be one of the best and most well-known attractions in Klamath Falls, we recommend that you make a stop at Moore Park for another great Klamath Falls attraction. You will find this park located at the south end of Upper Klamath Lake in Klamath Falls.
While at Moore Park, you will discover that there are a variety of hiking and biking trails. The developed network of various trails that make up much of the environment at Moore Park regularly see a wide range of bicyclists, hikers, and runners. You will also witness a large range of terrain and vegetation on the various trails. Hikers and bikers alike have been pleased in recent years, as an old access road on the north side of the park has permanently closed to automobiles allowing for more hiking trails.
Moore Park has many offerings to make it a top Klamath Falls attraction for its multi use outdoor events such as soccer, disc golf, scouting events, and special occasions. While here you will discover many of these other offerings for Klamath Falls attractions like soccer fields, tennis courts, open play areas, and large picnic areas with barbeque pits.
Add this to your list of Klamath Falls attractions for a great day of fun and excitement in Klamath Falls.

Klamath Falls Local Gems

Whether you visit Klamath Falls for a short trip or make a longer vacation out of it, you won't want to pass up on Klamath Falls attractions. In between your drives to the other nearby locales like Crater Lake National Park . With so many sights to see all year round, day or night, hot or cold weather, Klamath Falls will keep you busy. Consider stopping at one of these little gems that are local and specific to the scenery of Klamath Falls. Each of these Klamath Falls attractions will make for a memorable vacation with lasting memories. See you in Klamath!