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Klamath Falls Community Calendar
Events: Week of September 8–14, 2025
Monday, September 8
Community Day — Plan Your Week
A lighter day for organized events, making it perfect to catch up on errands, connect with neighbors, or map out your personal schedule. Take a peaceful stroll on the Link River Trail, enjoy local coffee shops, or prepare for the busy days ahead.
Tuesday, September 9
Community Day — Support Local
No major public events today, but it’s a wonderful opportunity to explore the vibrant small businesses of Klamath Falls. Stop into a neighborhood café or bookstore, check out the latest artisan goods, and see what fall programs are launching around town.
Wednesday, September 10
Community Day — Get Outdoors
Take advantage of the lingering summer weather with a nature walk. September is prime time for spotting migrating birds and late wildflowers. Moore Park and nearby wildlife refuges offer beautiful trails for all ages.
Thursday, September 11
Community Day — Learn & Connect
A good day to explore learning opportunities. The Klamath County Library often hosts book clubs, lectures, and community meetups. Browse their schedule or drop in to connect with like‑minded neighbors.
Friday, September 12
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night‑Time — Linkville Playhouse (Opening Night)
7:30 PM – 9:30 PM
201 Main St, Klamath Falls
Experience the opening of this award‑winning play presented by The Linkville Players. The story follows Christopher, a teen with autism, who embarks on an extraordinary journey to solve a mystery. With humor, poignancy, and drama, this show promises to be a memorable evening. Runs weekends through Sept 27. Tickets ($14–20) available at Poppy on Main or at the box office.
Saturday, September 13
Scenic Train Ride Docent Opportunity — Klamath County Museum
9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
1451 Main St, Klamath Falls
Train enthusiasts and history buffs can ride the Amtrak Coast Starlight while volunteering as a docent, narrating the unique natural and cultural history of the Basin. A $10 guidebook purchase is required, and volunteers commit to occasional trips.
KCAR Color Run (2nd Annual) — Klamath County Association of REALTORS®
11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Steen Sports Park
Join the fun in this colorful 5K run and walk event. Expect bursts of color powder, lively music, and a family‑friendly atmosphere. Proceeds benefit a local non‑profit, making this both a joyful and impactful day. Registration includes a T‑shirt, swag bag, and water. $20 in advance / $25 day‑of.
Ride the Rim — Car‑Free Day at Crater Lake
All day (check staggered start windows/shuttles)
East Rim Drive, Crater Lake National Park
A signature outdoor event where East Rim Drive is closed to vehicles, giving cyclists, walkers, and runners a rare chance to safely enjoy breathtaking views of Crater Lake. Rest stops and shuttles make the event accessible for participants of various fitness levels.
United Way of the Klamath Basin’s Barn Dance (Honored Gold Country Radio Partner)
Doors 4:00 PM; Dinner 5:30 PM
Spring Lake Ranch, 14343 Springlake Rd, Klamath Falls
This cherished annual fundraiser features a hearty ranch‑style dinner, live country music, line dancing, and a lively silent auction. It’s a community favorite and a wonderful way to support United Way programs serving families throughout the Basin.
Sunday, September 14
Community Day — Rest & Reset
Slow down and recharge. Enjoy a picnic in a park, take a scenic drive around the lake, or prepare for the exciting arts, theater, and community events coming in the week ahead.
Looking Ahead (after Sept 14)
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night‑Time — Linkville Playhouse
Continues weekends Sept 19–27
201 Main St, Klamath Falls
The production continues after its Sept 12 opening. Audiences rave about its moving storytelling and creative staging. Don’t miss your chance to see this nationally celebrated play in an intimate, local theater setting.
Under Klamath Skies — Community Arts Night
Thursday, Sept 18 — 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Klamath County Museum
Celebrate local creativity with live performances, food vendors, and a chance to see museum exhibits after hours. This free event is open to all ages and provides a lively introduction to the Basin’s diverse arts scene.
Big Bad Voodoo Daddy — Ross Ragland Theater
Thursday, Sept 18 — 7:30 PM
218 N 7th St, Klamath Falls
One of America’s top swing revival bands comes to town with high‑energy jazz and swing tunes. Expect toe‑tapping rhythms, audience favorites, and an unforgettable night of music and dancing.
Scenic Train Ride Docent Opportunity — Klamath County Museum
Saturday, Sept 20 — 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
1451 Main St, Klamath Falls
Another chance to volunteer as a docent aboard the Coast Starlight, offering engaging narration about the Basin’s history and landscapes. Perfect for those who love trains, storytelling, and meeting visitors.
Sidelines Pizzeria 5‑Year Anniversary Car Show
Saturday, Sept 20 — 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Sidelines Pizzeria, 722 Main St, Klamath Falls
Celebrate five years of Sidelines Pizzeria with a festive car show. All cars are welcome, and the event includes prizes, vendors, and a 50/50 raffle. Expect a lively community atmosphere with food and fun for all ages. Registration available online.
Turn Thom Point S 3rd Annual Car Show
Sunday, Sept 21 — 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Turn Thom Point S, Klamath Falls
A community tradition supporting the Klamath County Food Bank. Vehicles of all kinds are encouraged, from motorcycles to wagons, making it a diverse and entertaining show. Attendees can enjoy a welcoming atmosphere while contributing to a great cause.
Fall Artisan Market — Chocolate Mudra & Occasions Rental Venue
Sunday, Sept 21 — 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
4039 S 6th St, Klamath Falls
A bustling market filled with 20 local vendors offering handmade and vintage goods, delicious food, and unique finds. This free event is a wonderful way to celebrate the season while supporting small businesses and artisans.
Connect to Wellness Expo — Klamath Basin Senior Center & Healthy Klamath
Tuesday, Sept 23 — 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Klamath Basin Senior Citizens’ Center, 2045 Arthur St, Klamath Falls
A large‑scale wellness event with interactive classes, raffles, and information booths. Activities include yoga, mobility exercises, bingo, and more. Meet dozens of partners ranging from health providers to local nonprofits, all focused on community well‑being. Free breakfast, flu shots, and transportation options make this event especially accessible.
Sundae Drivers Classic Car Show — Crosspoint Christian School (Honored Gold Country Radio Partner)
Saturday, Sept 27 — 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM
5000 Hosanna Way, Klamath Falls
Families and car enthusiasts gather for a sweet‑themed show that combines classic vehicles, raffles, and ice cream treats. Perfect for collectors, families, and anyone with a love for cars and community fun.
United States Air Force Band of the Golden West (FREE) — Ross Ragland Theater
Saturday, Sept 27 — 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
218 N 7th St, Klamath Falls
A free, family‑friendly concert featuring the Commanders Jazz Ensemble. Expect a stirring afternoon of swing, jazz, and American classics performed by this talented Air Force band.
3rd Annual Downtown Business Fall Crawl — Historic Downtown Klamath Falls
Saturday, Sept 27 — 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Downtown Klamath Falls
Shop, snack, and sip your way through downtown during this popular fall crawl. Local businesses roll out new merchandise, promotions, and seasonal treats, while festive surprises line the streets. A fun way to spend an autumn evening with friends.
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