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Klamath Basin Events Calendar
What's Happening in the Basin
Upcoming concerts, festivals, fundraisers, theater, sports, and community gatherings across Klamath
County — curated by Klamath Living, aggregated from local news, and submitted by community organizers.
The Klamath County Chamber of Commerce's Elevate Women Conference brings women from every stage of business, leadership and life together for a day of speakers, connection and growth.
Thursday, November 5, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., at Running Y Ranch. Keynote by Dawnielle Tehama; sessions with Natalie Vartanian and a hands-on AI workshop.
Registration closes Thursday, October 29: business.klamath.org.
Celebrate the season at Crosspoint Christian School's annual Shepherd's Market, a holiday market on campus with over 80 vendors, food trucks, raffles and baked goods.
Friday, November 20, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturday, November 21, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., at 5000 Hosanna Way, Klamath Falls.
Event sponsors: Riverside Diesel Truck & Trailer, Molatore & Co. CPAs, Basin Tire Service and Fremont Millwork Co.
6pm · The Ross Ragland hosts two children's choirs, the RagTags (grades 4-6) and the Rag Tag-a-longs (grades 1-3) each year, giving an opportunity to learn choral music to our youngest singers.
Bringing Christmas to the sta
Running Y Resort's winter offer: save 20% on lodge rooms and vacation rentals for stays December 18 through January 31, with the indoor pool, hot tub and seasonal dining at the Ruddy Duck.
Book at RunningY.com with promo code COZY20. No minimum stay.
John Hancock Event Center, Klamath County Fairgrounds
Klamath County Developmental Disabilities Services, the Klamath County Event Center and Klamath Falls Honda/Subaru present the 6th Annual Trunk or Treat: a safe, fun and free way for the whole community to trick or treat with more than 30 local community partners. Last year nearly 3,500 people came through.
Quiet Hour, 3 to 4 p.m.: reserved time for individuals and families who experience disabilities, sensory differences, or who need more time. Reservations are required and limited, and event noise is reduced to support access for all. To reserve, email Heidi Gaither at heidi.gaither@klamathcountyor.gov.
Doors open to the public 4 to 7 p.m., all ages welcome.
Help "Pack the Pickup to Scare Away Hunger": bring non-perishable food or a monetary donation for the Klamath-Lake Counties Food Bank, which will sponsor holiday food boxes for individuals and families served by KCDDS. Contributions are appreciated, not required. Most needed: boxed stuffing, chicken broth, cream of mushroom soup, dry gravy packets, canned cranberries, canned vegetables, canned yams, French fried onions, brown sugar and marshmallows.
Smith Girls Cleaning presents the Fright Factory, a locally created haunted house, back for its 3rd year and now downtown. Two nights, October 24 and 25, 6 to 11 pm. Ages 10+ recommended; closed-toe shoes required. Tickets at hauntpay.com.
Klamath Living Pick4 pmFree to attend (complimentary sips, small bites and paraffin hand treatment); chair massage $10; injectable services priced per treatment. RSVP by Friday, October 16: 541-850-5547.
An evening of facial refreshment at the Running Y Resort Spa & Wellness Center. Jessica D., BSN offers a selection of services (Daxify, Jeuveau, microneedling, lip and cheek filler; $99 deposit applied to treatment). Bubbles & bites, 10-minute chair massage, Eminence product play bar, complimentary paraffin hand treatment, and every guest is entered to win a spa gift basket. Limited injectable appointments; RSVP by October 16 at 541-850-5547.
The KCC Foundation's dinner and fundraiser with live music, networking and special guest Miss Oregon Allyssa DeFillipo. Social hour at 5:30 PM. All proceeds benefit the construction of the KCC Childcare Learning Center and the Foundation's $1 million capital campaign. Reserve at (541) 880-2234 or online.
Awake @8ish and Ribbon Cutting — as listed in the Klamath Living October 2026 calendar (print). Details as printed: 2546 Shasta Way.
SUN18OCT
Klamath Living Pick1 pm
The Swan Lake Symphony of Lights
The Ross Ragland Theater
The Swan Lake Symphony of Lights — as listed in the Klamath Living October 2026 calendar (print). Details as printed: The Ross Ragland Theater.
SAT17OCT
Klamath Living Pick9 am
5th Annual Age Well Expo
2045 Arthur Street
5th Annual Age Well Expo — as listed in the Klamath Living October 2026 calendar (print). Details as printed: 2045 Arthur Street.
THU15OCT
Klamath Living Pick12 pm
PPE Safety Implementations, Equipment and Techniques
Klamath Community College
PPE Safety Implementations, Equipment and Techniques — as listed in the Klamath Living October 2026 calendar (print). Details as printed: Klamath Community College.
Crosspoint's Warrior Weekend dinner and auction evening, with dinner catered by Melissa's Country Kitchen and desserts by local bakers, plus silent and live auctions. Come for the fun, stay for the mission. Their spring auction dinner has moved to the fall. Reserve by September 22.
Crosspoint's Warrior Weekend car show, free to the community, with raffles, a silent auction and food on the campus. Registering a classic ($25, 1975 or older) includes early Finish Line silent-auction access and bidding.
The first ever alumni flag football game at Crosspoint, open to Triad, Hosanna and Crosspoint football alumni. Come play or watch from the sidelines. Questions: Marc Hawthorne, teams coordinator, 541-892-5206; Megan Root, alumni event coordinator, 541-281-8743.
4th Street between Klamath Avenue and Main Street (street closed 2:00 to 9:00 pm)
Tastin' in the Basin, hosted by The Tasting Room, takes over 4th Street between Klamath Avenue and Main Street on Friday, September 18, with the block closed to traffic from 2:00 to 9:00 pm. Questions about the event: Chad Smoot, 541-417-5815.
A community butterfly release to honor and remember loved ones who have passed. Free and open to all. To have a loved one's name listed in the memorial program and read aloud during the ceremony, call Cathy or Barbara at 541-882-1636 or email HeartofHospiceFoundationTrio@gmail.com by the September 1 deadline.
The Klamath County Chamber of Commerce relaunches its Young Professionals Network with an evening of casual networking at the Running Y Resort Pavilion. Whether you are starting your career, launching a business, or stepping into leadership, join fellow young professionals for light refreshments and help build a stronger community of emerging leaders in Klamath County.
The season finale of Running Y Resort's First Friday Concert Series features The Brothers Reed with a tribute to legendary singer-songwriter John Prine. Known for their harmonies, storytelling, and brotherly banter, the duo returns by popular demand for one final summer evening at the Pavilion — with half of every $10 ticket supporting the Klamath Trail Alliance's work building and maintaining trails across the Klamath Basin.
Dungeons and Dragons crafting workshop for teens at the Klamath County Library. Listed on the August 2026 Klamath Living print calendar; check the library's own calendar for age range and any registration details.
Three performances: August 21 and 22 at 7 PM, and August 23 at 2 PM. Listed on the August 2026 Klamath Living print calendar; see the theater's performance calendar for tickets.
August's Third Thursday on Main Street in downtown Klamath Falls, themed "Into the Great Outdoors." Listed on the August 2026 Klamath Living print calendar.
A four-man scramble benefiting the 2027 Wings & Eagles Air Show, with a 9:00 a.m. shotgun start, a 50/50 raffle, cash prizes for the top three teams, and a silent auction. All proceeds support the airshow. Register through the Klamath County Chamber of Commerce at (541) 884-5193 or reception@klamath.org.
Drop-in playtime at the Klamath County Library. Listed on the August 2026 Klamath Living print calendar; check the library's own calendar for age range and any registration details.
Seven farm stops across the Klamath Basin — self-guided
Klamath Grown's self-guided Second Annual Small Farm Tour runs 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., with all seven stops open the full four hours and guided tours starting every hour and half hour. Stops: Fresh Green Organics (herbs & vegetables), Rafter JL Livestock (lamb & wool), Sweet Union Farm (vegetables), Birdhouse Flowers (flowers & vegetables), High Tails Ranch (yak & beef), Volcanic Winery (wine grapes & potatoes), and the Klamath Community Garden. Admission is free; advance registration is encouraged — registration and the map of stops are linked in our article. Local food and drink from Fresh & Delish, Squeals on Wheels, Bonnie Nork, Simply K, and Erin's Elixir, plus wool spinning demonstrations, native plant education, OSU Master Gardener volunteers, face painting, and kid crafts. Collect stamps in a Farm Tour Passport for a chance at prizes. Contact: Rose Clarke, Executive Director, rose@klamathgrown.org, (541) 203-3563.
A free, family-friendly community celebration marking 175 years of the YMCA movement — hot dogs, hamburgers, birthday cake, and family activities, plus a raffle supporting youth programs and Youth Sports scholarships. Community organizations are invited to host resource tables. Raffle donations accepted at the YMCA (1221 S. Alameda Ave.) through July 24. Contact Marketing Director Tori Hayman, 541-884-4149 ext. 2007.
Whiskey & wine tasting with live music and a silent auction benefiting the David R Kingsley Foundation. Hosted by The Woodsy Kitchen. Limited tickets — call 541-887-8141.
KOSS's first-ever Survival Skills Summer Camp for ages 10–13: fire building, shelter building, water filtration, pathfinding & compass skills, and basic first aid. $400/camper, scholarships available. Register at klamathoutdoorschool.org.
A day of community, music, food, and connection in downtown Klamath Falls. Featuring local musicians, food trucks, family activities, and the Klamath Falls Downtown Association.
