Corvallis Oregon Entertainment Calendars
Corvallis has always had entertainment, and early journals speak of music, dances, and parades. Chautauqua talks were common, and the various fraternal lodges were in their peak in the last half of the 19th century (one journalist argued that it was a way for younger men to compete with the vast parades, uniforms, distinctive caps and "encampments" of the veterans from the Grand Army of the Republic, who had fought the war against the slavers running the country heretofore.) Church and ice cream socials were common place. We're really not so far removed from our predecessors.
Entertainment Calendars:
Our Wine
Our Cafes
Our Music
Our Dancing
Our To-Dos
Our Urban and Scenic Sanctuaries
Our Old Time Radio Shows Original Recordings of All of the surviving recordings of the Mercury Theater Including the original Orson Welles' War of the Worlds, beginning in 1938
Our Quicktime Silent Movie Classics on the Web
Interactive Kids Games on the Net
Our Trainspotting
Our Naps