Radio Free Internet

06/19/2026

It is with incredibly heavy hearts that we share the news that our venue has permanently closed, effective immediately.

This is not the ending we wanted, nor the one we fought for. We exhausted every option available to us in an effort to keep our doors open and continue serving the community we love. Unfortunately, circumstances beyond our control left us with no path forward.

In the interest of transparency, we also want you to understand how we arrived at this point. Following a single incident in which a guest fell on the interior step, our insurance provider made the decision to drop our coverage after that one claim. As many of you know, maintaining active insurance is a requirement to operate and remain in compliance with our lease. When this occurred, we immediately reached out to the building owner in good faith, hoping to work together on a path forward while we explored replacement coverage and solutions, as insurance for a commerical property is extremely hard to get. Unfortunately, instead of a collaborative effort, we were met with a sudden termination of our lease and the building was locked without warning, leaving us without the opportunity to resolve the issue.

This venue has been far more than a business to us. It has been a dream, a gathering place, a home for music, celebrations, friendships, and unforgettable memories. It has been one of the greatest privileges of our lives to share this space with all of you.

To every guest who walked through our doors, attended a show, celebrated a milestone, shared a drink, danced with friends, supported local artists, or simply chose to spend part of your life with us—thank you. Your support, loyalty, and belief in what we were building made this place special.

We are also forever grateful to the incredible staff, musicians, performers, vendors, and community partners who poured their hearts into making this venue what it became. The memories we created together will stay with us long after the lights go out.

While we are devastated by this loss, we are immensely proud of what we built together. What made this place meaningful was never the building itself—it was the people. It was all of you.

Thank you for every memory, every show, every celebration, every kind word, and every moment of support throughout the years. We will carry those memories with us forever.

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for allowing us to be a part of this community and a part of your lives.

PLEASE continue to go out and support your Independent venues and your local artist, its so important to keep independent venues alive.

ARS LONGA, VITA BREVIS

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06/14/2026

62 years ago The Furthur Bus first took off! June 14, 1964, about 3 PM

Many people have the misconceptions that June 17th,1964 is the day the Furthur Bus first left for its world changing journey to New York and back but George Walker once told me he recalls they left La Honda on June 14, 1964, about 3 PM. First stop, on Kesey’s bridge, out of gas! Made it about 100 feet! Lol

"Furthur: The Bus Then & Now

In the 60s

In 1964, Ken Kesey and his group of “Merry Pranksters,” fueled by L*D and a free-wheeling spirit of adventure, painted a 1939 International Harvester school bus in DayGlo colors and piloted it across the US on a trip that would go down in history as a cultural milestone. The bus, dubbed “Further” (or “Furthur,” varying by day and mood), was purchased largely with Ken’s earnings from the publication of his best-selling novel, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest. Tom Wolfe’s popular 1968 account of the trip and the bus, The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test, would go on to cement Furthur and the Pranksters as cultural icons signaling broad changes in American society.

What it Represents

More than any other work of art, the bus represents the sweeping changes that came over the country in the 60s. As people began to question traditional values and means of expression, Furthur stood as a highly visible representation of a new brand of American freedom. In a highly positive and meaningful way, its whimsical character became a metaphor for a new brand of psychedelic exploration. While the Pranksters, themselves, bridged the gap between the Beats and Hippies, the bus was a physical manifestation of the idea of a psychedelic trip.

Furthur’s Decline

By the late 1960s, the original Furthur began to fall into disrepair. By that time, Ken had returned to Oregon, where he raised his family, continued to write, and taught at the University of Oregon. While a second version of Furthur (not “Furthur 2”) was created in the late 1980s, the original bus was resigned to the “swamp,” a wet, low-lying area behind the Kesey family farm. Overgrown by weeds and surrendered to the wild, the bus remained in the swamp till October 2005, when a group of about 30 Pranksters, family, and devoted fans cut away the blackberry vines and trees that had overtaken it and pulled it free. During its time unprotected in the outdoors, Furthur largely rusted away. The interior rotted, and the once-beautiful exterior art faded nearly completely away."

By Futhur Down The Road



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