Case Study: Ashland, Oregon

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  • Опубликовано: 27 дек 2024

Комментарии • 15

  • @gabrielfox5017
    @gabrielfox5017 Год назад +1

    When I was in SOASTC in the early-mid 90's in Grants Pass, we used to go down to Ashland to see plays twice a year, one was a Shakespeareian. That was late in the year we saw the Shakespearian one.
    It was really interesting, the top of the game of life really. I'm not so sure it's like it was though now.

  • @OregonEdProject
    @OregonEdProject Год назад +2

    ALSO - The City of Ashland has struggled financially in the past few years due to its *reliance* on OSF as its major economic contributor. The festival is in trouble and has had to cut back significantly,

    • @DestinationDevelopment
      @DestinationDevelopment  Год назад +1

      Covid dealt them a major blow. I hope they recover!

    • @OregonEdProject
      @OregonEdProject Год назад

      @@DestinationDevelopment Not just Covid. OSF went really "woke" in 2020 and people stopped supporting it. Many, many complaints.

  • @Metaphysics-for-life
    @Metaphysics-for-life Год назад +2

    Fascinating... this was recorded in 2015?? Lockdowns, masks and vax passports have killed not only the Shakespeare Festival but the once thriving restaurants (72 of them) and boutique stores. It's really sad. It's still an amazing place to live if you focus on the natural beauty and local farms and community.

    • @nathanielpaul1992
      @nathanielpaul1992 Год назад +1

      By "Killed" you mean all the amazing restaurants that have opened up in the last 12 months, and the 10 plays they are doing on 2024, along with the Cabaret basically selling out year round.
      Nearly every single town under 25k would KILL for all that...

    • @ShadyBooty
      @ShadyBooty Год назад

      ​@nathanielpaul1992 he's right it's surviving but the recession we're all in is slowly shutting restaurants and boutiques down for good. Before you know it, it will be just realty firms and banks downtown ashland.. already watching it occur before my very eyes since the shutdown.

    • @aazhie
      @aazhie 2 месяца назад

      ​@@nathanielpaul1992 yea I was there this summer and things look pretty alive to me??

  • @OregonEdProject
    @OregonEdProject Год назад

    “Actually”

  • @OregonEdProject
    @OregonEdProject Год назад +1

    As a “deep blue” city driven by progressive politics, Ashland has a growing homeless problem and tends to coddle and encourage them in their drug addiction and antisocial behavior.

    • @DestinationDevelopment
      @DestinationDevelopment  Год назад +1

      Yep. Sad to see but seems to be pretty common in arts-driven and university economies like Ashland.

    • @nathanielpaul1992
      @nathanielpaul1992 Год назад

      Yep, "Deep Red" spots, like say the South, boy are they doing great. Top notch education, low poverty, hardly any drug use, low gun violence 👍
      Checking notes...
      Oh. Wait.
      None of that is correct. 😂😂😂
      The "Deeper Red" a place is, the WORSE those statistics are.
      Huh, weird.
      It's almost like the things they say on Right Wing radio are pure fiction meant to entertain than inform.
      Huh.
      That's for educating us 👍

    • @ShadyBooty
      @ShadyBooty Год назад

      ​@@DestinationDevelopment💯

    • @benjaminz2523
      @benjaminz2523 7 месяцев назад

      Every 3rd person walking down the street or in the grocery store is some bloated, pale, unhealthy looking blue haired non binary bozo, or some wacked out lost soul hippie who just floats around all day like a ghost. Ashland is definitely not what it used to be