Monster Ball 2025

Monster Ball 2025

A huge thank-you to everyone who braved the rain and joined us for this year’s Monster Ball! We absolutely loved seeing your amazing costumes and feeling your energy and excitement fill the museum. Despite the drizzle, there was a big buzz in the air — the kind that only happens when community comes together. 


We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all the individuals, businesses, and community partners who helped make Monster Ball such a success, especially Ashland High School Theatre students, Ashland Aerial Arts, Arpeggio Wines, Friends of the Oregon Caves and Chateau, Creative Dance for Children, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Vintage Vibes Soda, Super Smash Burgers, and the family of Sarah Wood. We think Sarah would feel pleased.


Thank you all for bringing your spirit, creativity, and curiosity to ScienceWorks. We can’t wait to do it again next year!

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