What's on Deck?
September First Tuesday Talk | September 2 | 6-7 PM
David Luebke, professor of German history at the University of Oregon, takes us through the history of Oktoberfest ahead of our Oktoberfest Annual Fundraiser!
book signing
Explorer's Club | September 13 | 11 AM - 2 PM
Join us for our Second Saturday Explorer's Club featuring FREE activities for kids and families of all ages!
workshop
Annual Fundraiser: Oktoberfest!
Join us for our second Annual Fundraiser: Oktoberfest! Featuring live music from the Roseburg German Band, German-inspired dinner plate, brews, games, and! more!
18+
Prost to a good cause!
Fundraiser
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