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Parking & Directions for A Midsummer Night's Dream Angus Bowmer Theatre - Oregon Shakespeare Festival
20 E Main St., Ashland, OR
97520, US
1. City Parking Lot - 0.2 miles, $1.50/hour
2. Ashland Plaza Parking - 0.3 miles, $1.50/hour
3. The Armory Parking Lot - 0.4 miles, $2.00/hour
4. Downtown Ashland Parking - 0.5 miles, $1.00/hour
5. Lithia Park Parking - 0.6 miles, $1.00/hour
A Midsummer Night's Dream Musical / play Live at Angus Bowmer Theatre | Ashland – July 22nd, 2026
The Anne Dean Turk Fine Arts Center is a true gem nestled at the crossroads of College Avenue and Creativity Road, and it’s where magic happens, especially during events like A Midsummer Night's Dream Kilgore. This venue has a rich history of unforgettable moments, from the time a renowned conductor took the stage in a nationally televised concert that left audiences in awe, to a mesmerizing dance show in 2004 celebrated for its stunning visual artistry. It’s not just about the big productions though; since 2002, the center has been nurturing talent through workshops that really make you feel like they’re invested in the future of the arts. The space itself is impressive with large halls that are perfect for those grand theatrical productions or concerts, and if you're craving a little extra privacy, the private seating and rear right box seats offer a plush, intimate experience that makes you feel like royalty. Honestly, the Anne Dean Turk Fine Arts Center isn’t just a building, it’s a hub of creativity and community, especially when hosting something as special as A Midsummer Night's Dream Kilgore, where every corner seems alive with possibility.