Escape Ashland
$25–$50Two locally built escape rooms in downtown Ashland, a Macbeth-themed theatre mystery and an 1880 Wild West saloon, a short walk from the Shakespeare Festival.
Transit: reachable by public transit

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A hands-on science, technology, engineering, arts, and math museum in Ashland, Oregon, built for learners of all ages.
1500 E. Main St., Ashland, OR 97520 · Ashland, OR
ScienceWorks is a hands-on museum in Ashland, in Southern Oregon. Its interactive exhibits and drop-in activities in Kranzler Hall let visitors experiment and tinker. The museum also runs workshops, camps, field trips, and special events, including a New Year's celebration and a monthly first-Sunday program. An Art in STEAM gallery shows work by local artists. Members and general visitors get in with the same museum access, and several reduced-price programs exist for families, students, and groups.
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