Grants Pass News & Updates

A Grants Pass church is showcasing hundreds of nativities as part of its annual festival. This event highlights a significant Christmas tradition within the community.

The 2025 Grants Pass tree lighting ceremony has officially brought holiday cheer to the city. This annual event marks the start of the festive season.

The Rogue Valley is celebrating the season with various holiday happenings, including magical Christmas murals in downtown Grants Pass. Further details are available for specific events.

The Grants Pass Christmas Parade is scheduled for Saturday night, kicking off at 6 p.m. The parade will proceed down Sixth Street, running from C Street to L Street.

Twenty fiber-optic Magical Christmas Murals will be on display along Sixth and Seventh streets through New Year's Day in downtown Grants Pass. This festive light display adds to the holiday spirit in the city.

A festive collaboration between Rentec Direct and Weekend Beer Company will welcome the holiday season in Grants Pass. This community gathering aims to bring spirit to the area.

As the holiday season approaches and evenings grow longer in Grants Pass, a simple idea is emerging. The community is invited to bring back the joy of Christmas caroling.

The annual Grants Pass Christmas Parade is scheduled to begin at 6 p.m. this Saturday. The parade will proceed down 6th Street, from C to L.

Aaron Malkin and Alastair Knowles, known as 'James and Jamesy,' are bringing their British comedy show, 'O Christmas Tea,' to the Rogue Valley. The performance is a holiday-themed production touring the Pacific Northwest.

The stretch of December between Thanksgiving and New Year's often feels like an endurance test in Grants Pass. Rain settles into the Rogue Valley, making the holiday season feel longer.

Today marks the thirty day countdown to Christmas, a moment that always seems to arrive sooner than expected. The calendar may still say late November, but the holiday spirit is already building.

The Salvation Army Grants Pass Corps is delivering Christmas joy through its Angel Tree giving program. Captain Taurean Ortiz highlighted the community service effort focused on holiday giving.

Spalding Avenue in Grants Pass is mentioned in relation to outdoor adventures. Information can be obtained by calling 541-618-2200 to ensure permits are available.

KOBI-TV is giving away tickets to see the show 'O Christmas Tea!' in Medford on December 4th and Grants Pass on December 5th. This is a chance to win a pair of tickets to the holiday performance.

The Rogue Winterfest will feature a gala and silent auction. The event is scheduled for Dec. 6-7 at 2101 N.E. Spalding Ave. in Grants Pass, with admission costing $5.