2013 EvEnts CalEndar

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Oregon
2013
Events
Calendar
Your official guide to events
throughout the state of Oregon!
Fairs & Festivals | Animal & Agriculture Events | Holiday Festivals
Food, Wine & Brew Festivals | Charity Events | Cultural Heritage Events
Garden Events | Lectures & Exhibits | Performing Arts
Visual Arts | Shopping | Sports | Trade Shows & Seminars
A product of the Oregon Festivals & Events Association
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Just like Lewis and Clark in the early
19th century… you are in for quite a
trip! Fortunately roads have been built
and detailed maps are available. No
more traveling by dugout canoe and
horseback. Unless that’s the way you
choose to explore the great state of
Oregon — the state where old meets
new and its residents are a curious bunch.
THE OFFICIAL 2013
OREGON EVENTS CALENDAR
What are these icons and what do they mean? Throughout this publication you will see color coded icons like
these that are a quick visual representation of the type of event listed above them. Keep this page handy!
Animals & Agriculture
Garden
Brewery
Holiday
Charity Event
Hop Festival
Cultural Heritage
Lecture
Exhibit
OFEA Member
Fair
Performing Arts
Festival
Retail/Shopping
Art Festival
Sports
Flowers
Trade Show/Seminar
Cuisine
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Winery
The Oregon Festivals & Events Association was created to unite the organizations, vendors, volunteers and event professionals
that produce Oregon’s many special events and unique festivals. If you would like more information about the Oregon Festivals
& Events Association please check out our website at www.oregonfestivals.org or contact us toll free at 866-451-6332.
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CONTENTS
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Oregon Coast
23 Southern Oregon
Portland Metro
29 Central Oregon
Mt. Hood & the Gorge 31 Eastern Oregon
Willamette Valley
38 Contact Information
•
Astoria
• Seaside
• Milton-Freewater
• Hermiston
•
Hood River
• Gresham
Tigard
• • Milwaukie
• Sandy
Tualatin •
Mt. Hood
• Oregon City
Government Camp •
Wilsonville •
• Tillamook
• McMinnville
Woodburn •
• Sheridan
• Lincoln City
• Pendleton
•
The Dalles
Portland
•
• Hillsboro
• Enterprise
• La Grande
• Molalla
• Silverton
• Salem
Dallas •
Monmouth •
• Newport
• Stayton
Albany •
• Corvallis
Baker City •
Mt. Jefferson
• Madras
• Lebanon
• Sweet Home
• John Day
Mt. Washington
• Redmond
• Prineville
North Sister
• Eugene
South Sister
Broken Top
• Florence
• Bend
Ontario •
Mt. Bachelor
• Cottage Grove
• Reedsport
• La Pine
• Burns
•
Coos Bay
• Sutherlin
• Roseburg
Mt. Thielsen
• Bandon
Crater Lake
National Park
Steens Mtn.
Mt. McLoughlin
• Grants Pass
• Medford
• Ashland
• Klamath Falls
• Brookings
OregOn
2013
EvEnts
CalEndar
Your official guide to events
throughout the state of oregon!
Fairs & Festivals | Animal & Agriculture Events | Holiday Festivals
Food, Wine & Brew Festivals | Charity Events | Cultural Heritage Events
Garden Events | Lectures & Exhibits | Performing Arts
Visual Arts | Shopping | Sports | Trade Shows & Seminars
a produCt of thE orEgon fEstivals & EvEnts assoCiation
On the cover:
Autumn’s Willamette Falls
Festival celebrates the
rich heritage, culture and
community of the area with
a weekend of art, music and
riverfront activities to Historic
Oregon City and West Linn.
PHOTO COURTESY GARY WEBER,
ODOT Photo/Video Services and
Oregon’s Mt. Hood Territory
www.mthoodterritory.com.
Oregon Festivals and Events Association
www.oregonfestivals.org • 866-451-6332
The Oregon Tourism Commission, dba Travel Oregon,
directs the state’s tourism marketing and development efforts.
For more Oregon travel information, contact:
Oregon Tourism Commission, dba Travel Oregon
670 Hawthorne Avenue SE, Suite 240 • Salem, OR 97301
www.traveloregon.com 800-547-7842 (or 503-378-8850) Fax: 503-378-4574
Additional copies of the Oregon Events Calendar are available at local chambers
of commerce and visitor centers, State of Oregon Welcome Centers and regional
tourism associations. Need more copies? Call 503-546-9886 or 877-546-9887.
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Database Manager: Keith Klippstein
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Dozens of state parks dot
the coastline, and nearly
every one of them is within
a short drive of one of many
quaint towns. Legendary
seafood, historic lighthouses,
breathtaking viewpoints, and
thriving arts communities
call the Oregon coast home
— making it one of the
state’s most popular regions.
JANUARY 7 - MARCH 2
MARY KERR VINTAGE REVISITED
Tillamook ................................................. 503-842-8622
The use of vintage quilt blocks to create contemporary
fabric art. Open house Sunday, January 13th, noon to 4pm &
unveiling of the 2013 raffle quilt “The Oregon Quilt”.
www.latimerquiltandtextile.com
JAN FEB MAR
JANUARY 26
OREGON
COAST
FEBRUARY 15 - 17
CONFLUENCE 2013: A WINE, BEER,
SEAFOOD, MUSIC FESTIVAL
Reedsport .................................................541-271-3495
This award winning event offers different styles of music
flowing together throughout a two day event. Oregon wines
& breweries vend their respective products & food vendors
serve culinary delights of the Oregon Coast. Craft vendors
will sell & exhibit crafts.
www.reedsportcc.org/confluence
MARDI GRAS JAMBALAYA COOK-OFF
Lincoln City ..............................................800-452-2151
Come celebrate Mardi Gras - Lincoln City style! This free
event is from 11am - 2pm at the Culinary Center in Lincoln
City.
www.oregoncoast.org
APR
MAY JUN
Florence ................................................... 541-997-1994
Enjoy two days of top folk music performances, as well as
the artisan craft fair & pie baking contest. Headliners are
Barry McGuire & John York, Sat night, a Hootenanny with
songs of Peter, Paul & Mary & Kingston Trio, Sun aftn.
www.winterfolkfestival.org
JUL AUG
TREASURE HUNTING SEASON (GLASS
FLOATS & GEOCACHING)
SEPT
Gold Beach .............................................. 800-525-2334
www.goldbeach.org
OCT
FEBRUARY 15 - 16
18TH ANNUAL SOUTH COAST WRITERS
CONFERENCE
NOV
Gold Beach ............................................... 541-247-2741
www.socc.edu/scwriters/
Lincoln City ............................................. 541-994-9994
Spring Break has never been so magical! This week long
event includes magic shows, magic camp + more!
www.lincolncity-culturalcenter.org
APRIL 1 - 30
Gold Beach .............................................. 800-525-2334
www.goldbeach.org
Newport .....................................................800-COAST44
www.seafoodandwine.com
APRIL 13
2013 NEWPORT SEAFOOD & WINE
FESTIVAL
MARCH 1 - 31
Gold Beach .............................................. 800-525-2334
www.goldbeach.org
MARINE SCIENCE DAY
Newport ....................................................541-867-0234
OSU Hatfield Marine Science Center Open House! Come
behind the scenes, meet scientists and experience our cutting edge marine research.
hmsc.oregonstate.edu/marinescienceday
APRIL 20 - 21
MARCH 4 – MAY 5
FEBRUARY 1 - 28
FESTIVAL OF ILLUSIONS
FEBRUARY 21 - 24
JANUARY 26 - 27
FLORENCE WINTER FOLK FESTIVAL
MARCH 25 - 30
JEANETTE DENICOLIS MEYER
Tillamook ................................................. 503-842-8622
Internationally recognized Surface Design and Art Quilter.
Open house Sunday, March 10th, noon to 4pm.
MARCH 15 - 16
POURING AT THE COAST - BREWERS
DINNER, CRAFT BEER TASTING AND HOME
BREW CONTEST
WOODEN BOAT SHOW, CRABFEED &
DUCKY DERBY
Depoe Bay.................................................541-765-2889
Wooden boats are on display, informational demonstrations,
fun for children. Crab dinner both days.
www.depoebaychamber.org
MAY 1 - OCTOBER 15
JET BOAT TOURS
Gold Beach .............................................. 800-451-3645
www.roguejets.com
Seaside .....................................................503-738-6391
www.seasidechamber.com
DEC
4
Rocky Creek Bridge — also
known as the Ben Jones
Bridge — near Depoe Bay.
(© Vlue | Dreamstime.com)
MAY 25 - 27
Tillamook ................................................. 503-842-8622
Lura’s work has been shown and awarded nationally and
internationally, and one of her pieces was voted one of the
100 Best American Quilts of the 20th Century.
Open house Sunday, May 12th, noon to 4pm.
Waldport ...................................................541-563-2133
www.waldport-chamber.com
LURA SCHWARZ SMITH – QUILT ARTIST
MAY 11
JUNE 20 - 23
CLAM-A-RAMA
OREGON STATE PARKS DAY
Oregon Coast .......................................... 800-551-6949
www.oregonstateparks.org
JUNE 8 - 9
MAY 17 - 19
Seaside .....................................................503-738-6391
Seaside Chamber of Commerce 4th annual beach soccer
tournament. Team ages U12 through adult are encouraged
to participate.
Seaside ......................................................503-717-1914
www.seasidedowntown.com
Lincoln City ..............................................800-452-2151
This weekend includes featured fliers, kids’ activities, huge
kite displays, competitions and more @ D-River Wayside.
www.oregoncoast.org
JULY (TBA)
WALDPORT 5TH ANNUAL GOLF
TOURNAMENT
Waldport ...................................................541-563-2133
JUNE 13 - 16
14TH ANNUAL OREGON DIVISIONAL
CHAINSAW SCULPTING CHAMPIONSHIP
JULY 1 – SEPTEMBER 1
Reedsport .................................................541-271-3495
The award winning event takes place in the Chainsaw
capitol of Oregon over Fathers day. Chainsaw artists from
around the world take art to the extreme. The championship
captures the amazement of everyone who attends. Vendor
fair includes crafts & food.
www.odcsc.com
ZIMBABWE ARTISTS PROJECT
Tillamook ................................................. 503-842-8622
Featuring the textile art by the people of Weya in Zimbabwe.
Open house Sunday, July 7th, noon to 4pm.
JULY 3
MAY 18 - 19
JUNE 14 - 15
Waldport ...................................................541-563-2133
JULY 4
OCT
MAY 24 - 27
Seaside ......................................................503-717-1914
Enjoy a stroll through the downtown streets of Seaside,
lined with memories of the past. Share stories with other
car buffs and marvel at their treasures.
Gold Beach ............................................... 541-247-0923
www.goldbeachchamber.com/
AZALEA FESTIVAL
SEASIDE MUSCLE ‘N’ CHROME
FIREWORK SHOW
Gold Beach .............................................. 800-525-2334
www.goldbeach.org
Brookings ................................................ 800-535-9469
www.brookingsharborchamber.com
NOV
26TH ANNUAL WINE, ART AND MUSIC
FESTIVAL (WAM)
SEPT
WALDPORT FIREWORKS
JUL AUG
SEASIDE DOWNTOWN WINE WALK
SUMMER KITE FESTIVAL
MAY JUN
MAY 18
SEASIDE BEACH SOCCER TOURNAMENT
JUNE 22 - 23
APR
Waldport ...................................................541-563-2133
Florence ................................................... 541-997-3128
106th annual festival with carnival, pageant for
Rhododendron queen, junior court; car show; vendor fair;
Rhody run & grand floral parade.
www.florencechamber.com
Gold Beach .............................................. 800-525-2334
www.goldbeach.org
JUNE 1
WALDPORT GREAT GARAGE SALE
ANNUAL RHODODENDRON FESTIVAL
PISTOL RIVER WAVE BASH
(WINDSURFING, KITE & PADDLE BOARDING)
JAN FEB MAR
MAY 6 – JUNE 30
DEC
5
OREGON COAST
JULY 4
JULY 31 - AUGUST 4
SEPTEMBER 2 - 30
Winchester Bay ........................................ 541-271-0287
www.winchesterbay.org
Winchester Bay ........................................541-271-3495
ATV enthusiasts flock to the tallest dunes in Oregon, while
Winchester Bay hosts drag races, motocross, kids activities,
show n shine, vendor fair, freestyle races, food & music.
Daily competitions & exhibits for ATVS, quads & cycles.
www.dunefest.com
Winchester Bay ........................................541-271-3800
Catch a tagged crab in Winchester Bay and you might be
the lucky winner of $1000 or cash & prizes. No fee to enter
and keep the crab.
FIREWORKS
JULY 4
FIREWORKS OVER THE YAQUINA BAY
Newport .....................................................800-COAST44
www.newportchamber.org
DUNEFEST
AUGUST 7 - 10
TILLAMOOK COUNTY FAIR
JULY 4
FIREWORKS, PARADE & SOCIAL
Seaside .....................................................503-738-6391
Seaside Museum presents parade and social 11am.
Chamber presents largest fireworks/music show on the
North Coast, 10pm.
Tillamook ................................................. 503-842-2272
Nationally recognized by USA Today as one of the best fairs
in the Nation. Daily horse racing and courtyard
entertainment, Free Grandstand Acts, home of the world
famous Pig-N-Ford Races.
www.tillamookfair.com
INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION
Florence ................................................... 541-997-3128
Traditional fireworks on the Siuslaw River in Historic Old Town
plus car show & fly in at the Florence Municipal Airport
featuring hot rods, military vehicles and aircraft of all types.
JAN FEB MAR
JULY 13 - 28
35TH OREGON COAST MUSIC FESTIVAL
Coos Bay ...................................................541-267-9038
Longest running music festival on the OR coast. 7/13 - 20;
folk, blues, barbershop, big band. 7/24, 26, 28; 80 piece
professional orchestra classical/pops.
www.oregoncoastmusic.com
JULY 19 - 21
APR
OCEANFEST
MAY JUN
Winchester Bay ........................................ 541-271-4471
A 3 day celebration that includes bayside bazaar, village
wide garage sale and family friendly fun!
32ND ANNUAL SEASIDE BEACH
VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT
Seaside .....................................................503-738-6391
Largest amateur volleyball tournament in US; open, coed,
junior divisions. Register online, cash prizes, team fee.
Spectators free.
AUGUST 9 - 11
NESIKA ILLAHEE POW-WOW
Siletz ........................................................ 541-444-8230
www.ctsi.nsn.us
JUL AUG
Gold Beach ............................................... 541-247-4541
www.curryfair.com
SEPT
LATIMER QUILT &
TEXTILE CENTER
OCT
EXHIBITS • RESEARCH LIBRARY
TOURS • GIFT SHOP • CLASSES
WORKING MUSEUM
NOV
2105 Wilson River Loop Rd, Tillamook
Summer hours (Apr-Oct) Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 12-4
Winter hours (Nov-Mar) Tue–Sat 10–4
Tillamook ................................................. 503-842-8622
A local member group of the International group Surface
Design Association and curated by Larkin Van Horn. Open
house Sunday, September 8th, noon to 4pm.
SEASIDE WHEELS AND WAVES
Seaside ......................................................503-717-1914
Enjoy a stroll through the streets of Seaside. Hear the roar
of engines and share stories and tricks with other car buffs.
SEPTEMBER 6 - 8
FLORENCE FALL FESTIVAL
Florence ................................................... 541-997-3128
Annual invitation-only Hot Rod Show which lines Bay Street
in Historic Old Town. Annual festival combining blues &
brews with chowder - including Oregon Coast Professional
Chowder Cook Off and Amateur Chowder Cook Off.
SEPTEMBER 6 - 8
Lincoln City ..............................................541-614-0771
This annual event on Siletz Bay in Lincoln City is for all
ages. All proceeds go to local food bank.
www.taftbeach.com
Lincoln City ..............................................541-992-5353
Helping the community & giving back is part of this annual
gay pride event. This city-wide event will have fun for the
entire family!
www.oregoncoastpride.com
SAND CASTLE CONTEST
KOOL COASTAL NIGHTS
CURRY COUNTY FAIR
THE WHIDBEY ISLAND SDA
AUGUST 10
AUGUST 23 - 24
JULY 25 - 28
SEPTEMBER 2 – NOVEMBER 2
SEPTEMBER 5 - 8
AUGUST 9 - 11
JULY 4 - 6
CRAB BOUNTY
OREGON COAST PRIDE FESTIVAL
SEPTEMBER 7
6TH ANNUAL BREW AND ART FESTIVAL
Winchester Bay
Over 300 classic cars come to Winchester Bay for a Show n
Shine and Harbor Cruise. There is also live music and food.
Gold Beach ...............................................541-490-1593
www.goldbeachbrewfest.org
AUGUST 31 - SEPTEMBER 1
SEPTEMBER 7
ART BY THE BAY
BIKE THE ROGUE
Winchester Bay ........................................541-297-6073
Gold Beach ............................................... 541-247-6612
www.biketherogue.com
SEPTEMBER 14 - 15
CIVIL WAR REENACTMENT AND LIVING
HISTORY CAMPS
Hammond ................................................. 866-904-6165
Step into 1863 at the Civil War and living history camps.
Daily battles and demos on civil war life.
www.nwcwc.org
29TH ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF QUILTS
Gold Beach .............................................. 800-525-2334
www.goldbeach.org
DEC
503-842-8622
latimertextile@oregoncoast.com
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SEPTEMBER 28
OCTOBER 12
Depoe Bay.................................................541-765-2889
Salmon cooked over an open fire, live Indian entertainment,
fun for the entire family.
Coos Bay ...................................................541-888-5558
www.southsloughestuary.org
Lincoln City ..............................................800-452-2151
This is a free event from 11am - 2pm. Try wild mushroom
dishes from local chefs and celebrate all things mushroom!
www.oregoncoast.org
58TH INDIAN STYLE SALMON BAKE
STAND UP FOR THE BAY ON ESTUARIES DAY!
WILD MUSHROOM COOK-OFF
OCTOBER 5
SEPTEMBER 21 - 22
COOS SAND ‘N SEA QUILT SHOW
Coos Bay ................................................... 541-297-2251
Quilt display, featured quilter, raffle quilt, vendor area &
member boutique, demonstrations. Coos Sand ‘n Sea Quilt
Guild on Facebook. coossandnsea@yahoo.com.
ARTOBER BREWFEST
Lincoln City ..............................................541-994-3070
This family event features local artisans, food, brews and
live music.
www.lcchamber.com
OCTOBER 19 - MAY 26, 2014
FINDERS KEEPERS ON THE BEACH
Lincoln City ..............................................800-452-2151
From mid-October to Memorial Day, 2014 glass floats will
be placed on Lincoln City beaches to find and keep!
www.oregoncoast.org
OCTOBER 5 - 6
SEPTEMBER 28
CRUZIN’ FOR CRAB
Waldport ...................................................541-563-2133
SEPTMEBER 28
FLORENCE FESTIVAL OF BOOKS
Florence .................................................. 888-968-4086
Book lovers, future writers, listen up! The Florence Festival
of Books, an authors & publishers book fair, was such a
success that it’s now an annual event. Mark your calendar.
www.eventcenter.org
FALL KITE FESTIVAL
Lincoln City ..............................................800-452-2151
Giant kites, sport kites, kid’s kite parade - it’s all here @
D-River Wayside in Lincoln City!
www.oregoncoast.org
OCTOBER 5 - 6
NOVEMBER 2
OYSTER CLOYSTER
Newport ....................................................541-867-8541
An exceptional coastal event for oyster lovers! Live music,
desserts, Oregon wines, and microbrews. 13th annual
benefit for OCCC Aquarium Science Program.
www.oregoncoastcc.org/oyster-cloyster
OREGON COAST
SEPTEMBER 21
OREGON COAST GRAVEL EPIC
Waldport/Yachats
www.dark30sports.com
NOVEMBER 3 – JANUARY 4, 2014
JUNE JAEGER
Tillamook ................................................. 503-842-8622
Quilter, pattern designer and teacher. Open house Sunday,
November 10th, noon to 4pm.
JAN FEB MAR
APR
MAY JUN
JUL AUG
SEPT
OCT
NOV
DEC
7
OREGON COAST
Come See
What We See!
NOVEMBER 9
CHOWDER COOK-OFF
Lincoln City ..............................................800-452-2151
Local chefs compete for “Best Chowder.” Event features
chowder tasting, beers & wines and more! $5 admission
buys 10 tastings.
www.oregoncoast.org
NOVEMBER 13 - 21
CELEBRATE ARTS! JURIED ART SHOW
Florence .................................................. 888-968-4086
Florence Events Center. Celebrate Arts! offers more than
150 pieces of two-and three-dimensional art & photography
in the coast’s premier art exhibition.
www.eventcenter.org
NOVEMBER 16
SEASIDE DOWNTOWN WINE WALK
Seaside ......................................................503-717-1914
NOVEMBER 16
SILETZ TRIBAL RESTORATION POW-WOW
Lincoln City ............................................. 541-444-8230
www.ctsi.nsn.us
JAN FEB MAR
NOVEMBER 22
SEASIDE PACIFIC POWER PARADE OF
LIGHTS
Seaside .....................................................503-738-6391
WINTER FOLK FESTIVAL
JANUARY 26 & 27, 2013
FLORENCE
FALL FESTIVAL
Chowder Blues & Brews Festival,
Rods ‘n Rhodies Invitational Car Show
APR
RHODODENDRON
FESTIVAL
MAY 17-19, 2013
MAY JUN
INDEPENDENCE DAY
CELEBRATION
JULY 4 & 6, 2013
CELEBRATE ARTS! 2013
NOVEMBER 13-21, 2013
Reedsport .................................................541-271-4608
SEASIDE MUSEUM GINGERBREAD TEA
Seaside .....................................................503-738-7065
www.seasidemuseum.org
JUL AUG
WHALE OF A CHRISTMAS
Depoe Bay.................................................541-765-2889
NOV
CHRISTMAS IN WALDPORT/CANDLELIGHT
BRIDGE WALK
OCT
SEPT
DECEMBER 14
FLORENCE AREA
CHAMBER of COMMERCE
FLORENCE EVENTS CENTER
NOVEMBER 30,
DECEMBER 7, 14, & 21
DECEMBER 7
FLORENCE,
OREGON
www.eventcenter.org
52ND ANNUAL HOLIDAY BAZAAR
SEPTEMBER 6-8, 2013
FLORENCE FESTIVAL
OF BOOKS
SEPTEMBER 28, 2013
July 4th Fireworks,
Wings & Wheels Fly In/Car Show
NOVEMBER 29 - 30
541-997-3128
Waldport ...................................................541-563-2133
541-997-1994
DEC
8
Metropolitan Portland
offers more than just urban
adventure. Pinot-producing
vineyards, kayak-friendly
waters, prime bird-watching
spots and the glorious
foothills of Mt. Hood are all
a short trip from downtown.
Compliment the day’s
adventures by exploring
the city’s world-renowned
culinary and brewpub scene.
PORTLAND
METRO
JANUARY 1 – DECEMBER 31
(DAILY)
OAKS PARK ROLLERSKATING RINK
Portland ....................................................503-233-5777
www.oakspark.com
JANUARY 4 - 5
FIORELLO!
Lake Oswego ........................................... 503-635-3901
www.lakewood-center.org
JANUARY 11 - FEBRUARY 17
GRAND HOTEL
Lake Oswego ........................................... 503-635-3901
JANUARY 18 - 20
CHOCOLATEFEST
Portland ....................................................503-228-1367
Sample, savor, and delight in some of the finest chocolate
from the Pacific Northwest and beyond.
www.chocolatefest.org
JANUARY 20
20/20 CELEBRATION OF SIGHT & SOUND,
3RD ANNUAL
Oregon City ............................................. 503-452-0440
Music, dining/dancing, auctions, award winning blues, soul
& R&B acts like Rae Gordon, Sonny Hess. For 1190 KEX Kids
Fund, Lions Club.
www.2020event.org
FEBRUARY 3 - 23
PORTLAND INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
Portland .................................................... 503-221-1156
Northwest Film Center. The biggest film event in Oregon,
premiering over 100 international shorts and feature.
www.nwfilm.org
The Hawthorne Bridge, the oldest
vertical-lift bridge in operation
in the United States, spans the
Willamette River connecting east
Portland to downtown.
(© Julia Gatewood | Dreamstime.com)
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PORTLAND SATURDAY MARKET
Portland ....................................................503-222-6072
Old Town. From our artists’ hands to your heart. Stroll down
row upon row of unique handcrafted items by the people
who sell them.
www.portlandsaturdaymarket.com
MARCH 8 - APRIL 14
RUMORS
Lake Oswego ........................................... 503-635-3901
MARCH 15 - 17
PORTLAND ROADSTER SHOW
Portland ................................................... 503-232-4567
Over 400 of the hottest rods, customs & choppers.
www.portlandroadstershow.com
COURTESY TRACY BURBACK - MUNOZ
PORTLAND METRO
MARCH 2 - DECEMBER 24
MARCH 23 - 24
NW’S LARGEST FAMILY EXPO- KIDFEST!
Portland ....................................................360-514-0767
www.KidFestNW.com
APRIL 19 - 28
8TH ANNUAL FAVORITE 5 COUNTRY FARMS
SPRING TOUR
Between Wilsonville and Sherwood .......503-682-1604
Tour local farms, browse their shops, pet animals, enjoy
scenery. Meet farm owners, learn something new. Entry, a
can of food for food bank.
favorite5countryfarms.blogspot.com
APRIL 28
FREE MUSEUM FAMILY DAY
Portland ....................................................503-226-2811
Portland Art Museum. Free for everyone! Free Museum
Family Day allows families to explore and enjoy exhibitions
through art-making, music, interactive activities, demonstrations, and performances. Noon to 5pm.
www.portlandartmuseum.org
MAY 2
NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER BREAKFAST &
MARKETPLACE SUMMIT
Greater Portland Metro Area ................ 503-928-8354
www.marketplacesummit.org
MAY 3 - 5
World record for the most Sombrero’s at one event.
1008 people participated. Cinco de Mayo.
May 3 – 5, Portland
MARCH 25- SEPTEMBER 29
AMUSEMENT PARK RIDES
JAN FEB MAR
Portland ....................................................503-233-5777
www.oakspark.com
FEBRUARY 6 - MAY 6
CARRIE MAE WEEMS - THREE DECADES
OF PHOTOGRAPHY AND VIDEO
Portland ....................................................503-226-2811
Portland Art Museum. Internationally-recognized photographer’s work investigates issues of race, gender, and societal
class. More than 200 photographs, videos, and installations.
APRIL 19 - 20
CALL ME MADAM
Lake Oswego ........................................... 503-635-3901
CINCO DE MAYO
Portland .................................................... 503-761-0015
Experience Mexico in the heart of Portland Oregon.
Authentic Hispanic food, entertainment, art and
Merchandise.
www.cincodemayo.org
MAY 3 - JUNE 9
LA CAGE AUX FOLLES
Lake Oswego ........................................... 503-635-3901
APR
MAY 17
SHINE-A-LIGHT
MAY JUN
Lunch - Brunch - Dinner - Sightseeing
Sightseeing - Brunch - Dinner - Landmarks
Portland ....................................................503-226-2811
Portland Art Museum. The Museum’s annual presentation
challenging attendees to participate, dance, sing, and reimagine what can happen in a Museum.
JUL AUG
MAY 18
TOLLEN FARM’S ANNUAL DONKEY
BIRTHDAY PARTY
SEPT
Wilsonville ................................................503-682-1604
Meet Emma and Smoochie and the rest of the Mini Donkeys.
Pet the animals, enjoy cake & lemonade, and play pin the
tail on the donkey.
www.tollenfarm.com
OCT
See all of Portland
Cruise the Gorge
NOV
DEC
Local family owned since 1994
Portland Spirit River Cruises www.portlandspirit.com 800-224-3901
10
JUNE 5 - 9
JUNE 8
Portland ....................................................503-227-2681
The Rose Festival gets a running start with the Rock ‘n’ Roll
Portland Half Marathon! A free Health & Fitness Expo will
feature healthy ideas May 17-18, then live local bands
motivate runners along the route to a rockin’ post-race
concert at the finish line on the 19th.
www.RoseFestival.org
Portland ....................................................503-227-2681
Ships from the United States Navy, Coast Guard & the
Royal Canadian Maritime Forces sail in and drop anchor for
some well-deserved shore leave. Plan to visit the west side
Waterfront Park seawall for ship tours and to thank those
who serve our country.
Portland ....................................................503-227-2681
Join thousands of walkers & throngs of fans cheering you on
as you join this fun fitness parade! Walk your way down the
Grand Floral Parade route to the finish line, where seats for
parade viewing are ready, just for participants.
ROCK ‘N’ ROLL PORTLAND HALF MARATHON
ROSE FESTIVAL FLEET WEEK
JUNE 8
MAY 19 - JUNE 16
JUNE 6 - 7
Portland ....................................................503-227-2681
Participate in Portland’s Official Festival with events that
bring Oregonians & visitors together to celebrate the City
of Roses featuring activities for all ages. Named “Best
Festival in the World” in 2011 by the International Festivals
& Events Assn.
Portland ....................................................503-227-2681
Catch a whiff of the nation’s oldest & largest rose show
at this competition of cut roses held atop the Lloyd Center
Ice Rink.
PORTLAND ROSE FESTIVAL
MAY 24 - 27, MAY 30 - JUNE 2,
JUNE 6 - 9
ROSE FESTIVAL CITYFAIR
JUNE 1
Portland Metro........................................ 800-551-6949
LLOYD CENTER/PORTLAND ROSE SOCIETY
125TH ANNUAL SPRING ROSE SHOW
JUNE 8
CRUISIN’ SHERWOOD CLASSIC & CUSTOM
CAR SHOW
Sherwood ..................................................503-625-7800
Meet American’s passion for all things automotive! A festive
event with 500+ classics & custom cars proudly glowing in
the sun of classic Old Town!
www.cruisinsherwood.com
SPIRIT MOUNTAIN CASINO GRAND FLORAL
PARADE
Portland ....................................................503-227-2681
The Rose Festival’s “crown jewel” brings spectacular allfloral floats, precision marching bands & decked-out eques
trians to downtown Portland’s streets. Reserved seating
available in & outside Memorial Coliseum. Don’t miss
Portland’s beloved tradition!
JUNE 8 - 9
PORTLAND ROSE FESTIVAL
DRAGON BOAT RACE
Portland ....................................................503-227-2681
A colorful tradition, this competition among nearly 100
teams on the Willamette River in authentic dragon boats
provided by the Portland Kaohsiung Sister City Association
is breathtaking.
JUNE 8
QUEEN’S CORONATION PRESENTED BY
PACIFIC POWER
Portland ....................................................503-227-2681
The award-winning Rose Festival Court is featured in this
ceremony that culminates with the crowning of the 2013
Rose Festival Queen. Witness the excitement of the
crowning moment live inside the Memorial Coliseum.
CYCLEPEDIA: A CENTURY OF ICONIC
BICYCLE DESIGN
Portland ....................................................503-226-2811
Portland Art Museum. Vienna-based designer and bike aficionado Michael Embacher’s collection explores bicycle design
from the whimsical to the cutting edge racing models.
PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC/SOLVE
STARLIGHT PARADE
FRED MEYER JUNIOR PARADE
May 24-27; May 30-June 2; June 6-9, 2013
Spirit Mountain Casino
Grand Floral Parade
from Veterans Memorial Coliseum through Downtown Portland
Saturday, June 8, 2013
OCT
NOV
20
13
at Gov. Tom McCall Waterfront Park
SEPT
Portland ....................................................503-227-2681
Thousands of children will march, bike, skate and dance
through Portland’s Hollywood District in the nation’s largest
& oldest children’s parade. It’s also televised live on FOX
12 Oregon.
Rose Festival CityFair
JUL AUG
JUNE 5
MAY JUN
Portland ....................................................503-227-2681
The Rose Festival lights up the night in downtown Portland
with this glittering illuminated night-time parade. Come see
for yourself the twinkling & glowing floats, drill teams &
marching bands.
APR
JUNE 1
JUNE 8 - SEPTEMBER 8
JAN FEB MAR
Portland ....................................................503-227-2681
Summer fun starts Memorial Day Weekend! One of the Rose
Festival’s most visible events occupies Waterfront Park
with carnival rides, games, interactive exhibits, food, and
top entertainment in downtown Portland’s newest concert
venue: RoZone!
REGENCE GRAND FLORAL WALK
PORTLAND METRO
MAY 19
DEC
11
CONCOURS D’ELEGANCE
Forest Grove............................................ 888-359-2530
See 300 beautifully restored Antique, Classic, Sports,
Race & Collector Cars on the beautiful campus of Pacific
University. Also enjoy live musical entertainment, a wine
pavilion, a beer garden and fine food. 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
www.forestgrovecouncours.org
AUGUST 9
HISTORIC DOWNTOWN GRESHAM BED
RACES
PORTLAND TRIBUNE FILE PHOTO
PORTLAND METRO
JULY 21
Gresham ................................................... 503-665-1131
AUGUST 9 - 10
TUALATIN CRAWFISH FESTIVAL
Safeway Waterfront Blues Festival. July 4–7, Portland.
JULY 3 - 6
Portland ....................................................503-226-2811
Portland Art Museum. World-renown twentieth century French
sculptor famous for his sculptures of the female body.
Molalla ..................................................... 503-829-8388
World and National PRCA champions, kick off party, Poker
Trail Ride, annual parade and live music nightly.
www.molallabuckeroo.com
GASTON LACHAISE
JUNE 14 - 16
90TH ANNUAL MOLALLA BUCKEROO RODEO
JULY 4
ROSE CUP RACES
JAN FEB MAR
Portland ....................................................503-227-2681
The Rose Cup is the Northwest’s premier amateur roadracing event. Spectators can enjoy heart-stopping
motorsports action including SCCA racing, Porsche Club
racing, the Rose Festival Cruise-In and more at Portland
International Raceway.
JUNE 16 - 30
APR
21ST PORTLAND JEWISH FILM FESTIVAL
MAY JUN
Portland .................................................... 503-221-1156
Northwest Film Center. Explores the themes of spirituality
and Jewish identity throughout all parts of the world.
www.nwfilm.org
JUNE 21 - 23
TIGARD FESTIVAL OF BALLOONS
JUL AUG
Cook Park .................................................503-612-8204
www.tigardballoon.org
Gresham ................................................... 503-665-1131
THE BITE OF OREGON
Portland ................................................... 503-248-0600
Oregon’s largest culinary entertainment event!
www.biteoforegon.com
AUGUST 10
ROCKIN ROUND THE BLOCK CAR SHOW
JULY 4 - 7
Gresham ................................................... 503-665-1131
SAFEWAY WATERFRONT BLUES FESTIVAL
Portland ................................................... 503-282-0555
26th anniversary of largest blues fest west of Mississippi.
150+ performances, 5 stages. 100% of donations benefit
Oregon Food Bank.
www.waterfrontbluesfest.com
AUGUST 13 - 18
CLACKAMAS COUNTY FAIR
Canby ........................................................ 503-266-1136
www.ClackamasCountyEventCenter.com
JULY 19 - 21
SEPTEMBER 8
West Linn ..................................................503-557-4700
Annual 3 day fair in Willamette Park. Exhibitor booths, food
booths, entertainment, carnival, car show, parade, ski show,
lumberjack show and more.
www.westlinnoregon.gov/parksrec
Portland ....................................................503-228-1367
Eat great food while supporting the World Forestry Center
during this fantastically flannel fundraising event. Both
lumberjacks and lumberjills will welcome you and your big
appetite as you join us for this fun and filling breakfast.
www.worldforestry.org
WEST LINN OLD TIME FAIR
GRESHAM ART WALK
Gresham ...................................................503-661-9255
www.greshamartwalk.com
SEPT
JULY 20
benefIts
AUGUST 9 - 11
4TH OF JULY FIREWORKS
JULY 20
LarGest bLUes fest west of tHe mIssIssIPPI
Tualatin .................................................... 503-692-0780
Crawfish-eating contests, food, parades, entertainment,
dog show & more.
www.tualatincrawfishfestival.com
PORTLAND HIGHLAND GAMES
OCT
Gresham .................................................. 503-295-8501
www.phga.org
NOV
26th
Al
Annu
LUMBERJACK BREAKFAST
SEPTEMBER 20 – 22
OKTOBERFEST
Portland ....................................................503-233-5777
www.oakspark.com
SEPTEMBER 21 - 22
HISTORY CAMPS
Estacada .................................................. 866-904-6165
www.nwcwc.org
DEC
JULY 4-7 • PortLand, or
Info: www.waterfrontbLUesfest.com
12
CONTEMPORARY NORTHWEST ART
AWARDS
Portland ....................................................503-226-2811
Portland Art Museum. This biennial exhibition will honor five
to seven leading Northwest artists.
SEPTEMBER 22
THE PORTLAND TRIATHLON
Portland ................................................... 503-477-5906
www.portlandtriathlon.com
OCTOBER 25 - 26
DECEMBER 2 - 28
West Linn ..................................................503-557-4700
Join us in the park for our annual Haunted Trail. Enchanted
Trail for the young families, for the older more daring - Trail
of Terror.
Oregon City ..............................................503-631-2047
Walk a Christmas Fantasy Trail with thousands of lights,
walk through a 40’ castle with Christmas scenes, walk
through tunnels, maze, suspension bridge, slides and more.
Bonfire nightly! Great For All Ages!
www.fantasytrail.com
HAUNTED TRAIL
NOVEMBER 2 - 3
DECEMBER 6
COFFEE FAIR
Portland ....................................................503-228-1367
Fuel your caffeine addiction with Coffee Fair, a special event
dedicated to espresso, lattes, and the plain ol’ cup of joe.
www.worldforestry.org
Eagle Creek ..............................................503-637-6324
Bring your apples, press ours or buy cider. Vendors, food,
craftsmen and musicians all day. Fun for the whole family.
www.PhilipFosterFarm.com
39TH NORTHWEST FILMMAKERS’ FESTIVAL
Portland .................................................... 503-221-1156
Northwest Film Center. New works by local and regional media
artists from narrative features to shorts and documentaries.
www.nwfilm.org
OCTOBER 5 - JANUARY 12, 2014
SAMURAI WARRIORS
Portland ....................................................503-226-2811
Portland Art Museum. Three Centuries of Japanese Armor
and Tradition 1563-1868.
Lake Oswego ........................................... 503-675-2549
Experience a market with amazing treasures. Shop for gifts,
treats and holiday décor. Enjoy music and holiday cheer.
www.ci.oswego.or.us/parks
DECEMBER 14
HOLIDAY PARADE
NOVEMBER 16
HOLIDAY BAZAAR
West Linn ..................................................503-557-4700
Annual Holiday Bazaar featuring over 30 vendors selling
handmade gifts, jewelry, clothing, treats, artwork and more.
Free to the public.
NOVEMBER 29 - DECEMBER 15
9TH ANNUAL FAVORITE 5 COUNTRY FARMS
HOLIDAY TOUR
OCTOBER 19
DECEMBER 17 - 24
FESTIVAL OF THE LAST MINUTE
Portland ....................................................503-222-6072
Procrastinators rejoice. The Market will be open the whole week
before Christmas with its frosty yet festive atmosphere, 11-5pm.
www.portlandsaturdaymarket.com
DECEMBER 20 - 21
AARON MEYER HOLIDAY CONCERTS
Portland ....................................................503-515-3461
www.aaronmeyer.com
Tualatin .....................................................503-691-3061
The West Coast Giant Pumpkin Regatta is a series of wacky
races around the Lake at Tualatin Commons in 1000 lb.
pumpkin boats by costume.
www.tualatinoregon.gov/recreation/pumpkin-regatta
Safe, wholesome, family fun!
JUL AUG
Family fun for everyone,
www.oakspark.com
503-233-5777
13
DEC
7805 SE Oaks Park Way
Portland , OR
NOV
www.TualaTinCrawfishfesTival.Com
Thrill Rides
Kiddie Rides
Miniature Golf
Go Carts
Private Events
Roller Skating & More!
OCT
August 9 & 10, 2013
SEPT
not just for
crawfish lovers!
TualaTin Crawfish fesTival
MAY JUN
10TH ANNUAL WEST COAST GIANT
PUMPKIN REGATTA
APR
Between Wilsonville and Sherwood .......503-682-1604
Shop Farm Boutiques, Pet Friendly Animals, Food, Art, Gifts, Christmas
Trees. Bring a can of food for food bank. Enjoy the Country!
favorite5countryfarms.blogspot.com
West Linn ..................................................503-557-4700
www.westlinnoregon.gov
JAN FEB MAR
Oregon City ..............................................503-631-2047
Walk a Halloween Fantasy Trail with spooky sights and
sounds, walk through a 40’ castle with Halloween scenes,
walk through tunnels, maze, suspension bridge, slides and
more. Great For All Ages!
www.fantasytrail.com
West Linn ..................................................503-557-4700
www.westlinnoregon.gov
LAKE OSWEGO HOLIDAY MARKET
NOVEMBER 9 - 18
OCTOBER 1 - 30
HALLOWEEN FANTASY TRAIL
COMMUNITY TREE LIGHTING
DECEMBER 7 - 8
SEPTEMBER 28
38TH ANNUAL CIDER SQUEEZE
CHRISTMAS FANTASY TRAIL
PORTLAND METRO
SEPTEMBER 21 JANUARY 9, 2014
The Columbia River Gorge is
perhaps the best place in the
country to view waterfalls, and
the Hood River Valley is one of
Oregon’s largest fruit-growing
regions. Mt. Hood, Oregon’s
highest point, is home to four
ski resorts, including historic
Timberline Lodge, where
skiers enjoy North America’s
longest season.
MT. HOOD
& THE GORGE
Crown Point overlooking
the Columbia River.
(© Americanspirit | Dreamstime.com)
FEBRUARY 15
APRIL 5
APRIL 27 - 28
Mt. Hood Skibowl .....................................503-222-2695
Sport the retro 80’s look for fun & prizes, discounted lift
tickets, cosmic tubing, food & drink specials.
www.skibowl.com
Mt. Hood Skibowl .....................................503-222-2695
Benefit for Portland Police Sunshine Division, providing
emergency relief to families in need. Donate 8 cans of food
and receive day lift ticket, 9-4pm.
www.skibowl.com
Cascade Locks
Marine Park.
www.cascadelocks.net
5TH ANNUAL 80’S NIGHT
JAN FEB MAR
MARCH 1 - 2
HOPE ON THE SLOPES
Mt. Hood Skibowl .....................................503-222-2695
Benefit for American Cancer Society. Live music; outdoor
BBQ; 6, 18, & 24 hour challenge - put your team together.
www.skibowl.com
MARCH 23
APR
12TH ANNUAL SNOW BEACH FESTIVAL &
SUDS ON THE SLOPES
25TH ANNUAL SKI FOR SUNSHINE
MAY 18 - 19
APRIL 6
KING & QUEEN OF THE MOUNTAIN
Mt. Hood Skibowl .....................................503-222-2695
Skiers & boarders compete 5 disciplines top to bottom, will
you earn the crown?
www.skibowl.com
APRIL 13 - 28
BLOSSOM FEST & CRAFT SHOW
MAY JUN
JUL AUG
Mt. Hood Skibowl .....................................503-222-2695
Sample microbrews & spirits, live music & prizes, pond
skim, rail jam, hotdog eating contest.
www.skibowl.com
Hood River Valley .....................................541-386-2000
Drive the world-famous Fruit Loop, visiting over 20 different
venues from farm stands to wineries to alpaca farms!
www.hoodriver.org
MARCH 30
APRIL 14
Mt. Hood Skibowl .....................................503-222-2695
German word for Sledding Day. Get your team together &
start building your craft.
www.skibowl.com
The Dalles .................................................541-980-2338
Spring Bloom Duathlon & Half Marathon celebration with
one of the most spectacular bike and run courses on closed
pathways.
www.cherryblossomfitnessfestival.com
RED BULL SCHLITTENTAG
CHERRY BLOSSOM FITNESS FESTIVAL
MARCH 31
SEPT
2ND ANNUAL EASTER EGG HUNT
OCT
Mt. Hood Skibowl .....................................503-222-2695
Easter Egg Hunt at the Snow Tube & Adventure Park. Join
the Easter Bunny & Frosty mascots at 2pm.
www.skibowl.com
NOV
APRIL (TBA)
ANNUAL CITY-WIDE GARAGE SALE DAYS
EASTSIDE GARDEN TOUR
Troutdale, Corbett, Gresham, Bridal Veil......503-669-7473
www.eastsidegardentour.com
JUNE (TBD)
STERNWHEELER DAYS
Cascade Locks
Marine Park.
JUNE 1
Mt. Hood/Gorge ....................................... 800-551-6949
MUSIC IN THE PARK
The Dalles ................................................ 800-255-3385
Free summer outdoor music concerts featuring local,
regional, and national entertainment! Bring your family and
a picnic basket too!
www.visitthedalles.com
APRIL 25 - 27
NORTHWEST CHERRY FESTIVAL
The Dalles ................................................ 800-255-3385
Celebrating 34 years of cherry blossoms! Join us for all of
the activities, parade, vendors, live music, car show, and so
much more!
ANGELA COE RAINY DAY RUN/WALK
JUNE 21 - 23
MT. HOOD CYCLING CLASSIC
The Dalles/Hood River.............................541-980-2338
Prepare for one of the most challenging and exciting races in
the country - diversified scenery and courses. Come challenge
yourself!
www.mthoodcyclingclassic.com
DEC
Cascade Locks
Marine Park.
14
AUGUST 9 - 11
OCTOBER 19 - 20
Cascade Locks
www.portofcascadelocks.org
The Dalles ................................................ 800-255-3385
Classic cars/classic weekend. Friday night’s “Neon Cruise,”
Saturday’s “Show in the Shade,” and Sunday’s “Threshing
Bee Car Show.”
www.midcolumbiacarclub.org
Fairview to Cascade Locks .....................503-669-7473
www.fallfoliagestudiotour.com
CASCADE TO CROWN BIKE RIDE
JULY 4
CRUISE THE GORGE & CLASSIC CAR SHOW
4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION
Cascade Locks
Marine Park.
JULY 4 - 7
JULY 13 - 21
The Dalles ................................................ 800-225-3385
Theme-lighted holiday parade kicks off the season and
escorts Santa to his favorite spot for the holidays. (Friday
after Thanksgiving)
AUGUST 10 - 17
2013 TASAR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
Cascade Locks
Sailing Beach.
www.cgra.org
DECEMBER 6
SEPTEMBER 2
TROUTDALE TREELIGHTING HOLIDAY FEST
ROY WEBSTER CROSS-CHANNEL SWIM
Hood River ................................................541-386-2000
At dawn on Labor Day, nearly 500 hearty souls jump in the
mighty Columbia River and swim the 1.1 mile stretch across
to Hood River.
HISTORIC FORT DALLES DAYS & FORT
DALLES “ROUGH & WILD” PRO RODEO
The Dalles ................................................ 800-255-3385
A week full of fun with events all over town! Join us for old
fashioned fun/games, concerts, parade, tours, NPRA rodeo,
and much more!
www.historicthedalles.org
SEPTEMBER 7
25TH ANNUAL COLUMBIA GORGE
ALUMINUM MAN TRIATHLON
The Dalles .................................................541-296-9533
Test your skills as you swim the mighty Columbia River,
bike rolling hills, and run the Riverfront Trail as the next
Aluminum Man!
www.racecenter.com/aluminumman
SEPTEMBER 28
HOOD RIVER HOPS FEST
JULY 20 - 21
MT. HOOD OREGON TRAIL QUILT SHOW:
PAST & PRESENT
HISTORIC HIGHWAY TRAIL OPENING
CELEBRATION
AUGUST (TBD)
PACIFIC CREST TRAIL DAYS
LIVING HISTORY VILLAGE
OCTOBER 5
“RECONNECT TO THE RIVER” FESTIVAL
The Dalles ................................................ 800-255-3385
Day-long festival (with live music, vendors, tours, and
more) celebrates the deep rich history of The Dalles and the
Columbia River.
DECEMBER 31
26TH ANNUAL NY EVE EXTRAVAGANZA
Mt. Hood Skibowl .....................................503-222-2695
Live music, torchlight parade, fireworks at midnight, cosmic
tubing, riding, skiing until 2am.
www.skibowl.com
OCTOBER 5 - 6
MT. HOOD SALMON, MUSHROOM, &
BIGFOOT FESTIVAL
Brightwood .............................................. 503-622-4798
Welcome the season of salmon & mushrooms; crafts;
Bigfoot activities; scarecrow contests; live music!
CascadeGeographicSociety.com
OCTOBER 18 - 20
HOOD RIVER HARVEST FEST
Mt. Hood Skibowl .....................................503-222-2695
Watch for Santa Claus & Frosty skiing, boarding, tubing on
the slopes at Skibowl. Lots of treats for the little ones to
be found.
www.skibowl.com
Hood River ................................................541-386-2000
Celebrate the bounty of the harvest season on the Hood
River waterfront!!
www.hoodriver.org
More events are added
throughout the year!
Check www.oregonfestivals.org
for a current list of events
throughout the state of Oregon.
Promote your event…
Call 503.546.9886 to be included in the
2014 Oregon Events Calendar.
OFEA members receive a
15% discount on display advertising!
DEC
SANTA & FROSTY VISIT SKIBOWL
NOV
Rhododendron ......................................... 503-622-4798
Experience the sights/sounds of frontier life among our
historic buildings & wilderness shelters located along the
Oregon Trail.
DECEMBER 21
OCT
AUGUST 3 - 4
Rhododendron ......................................... 503-622-4798
Traditional holiday festivity held at our pioneer village!
Historical interpreters, storytelling, music, & Santa Claus!
1-4 p.m.
SEPT
Cascade Locks
Marine Park.
CHRISTMAS ALONG THE BARLOW TRAIL
JUL AUG
Cascade Locks
Marine Park.
www.portofcascadelocks.org
DECEMBER 8
MAY JUN
AUGUST (TBD)
Hood River ................................................541-386-2000
The 10th Annual Hood River Hops Fest features more than
35 Northwest breweries, live music, local cuisine, art, and
a kid’s zone.
The Dalles ................................................. 541-296-7275
35 specially themed and decorated trees. Friday night
reception and auction. Saturday is Community Day - free
and open to the public.
APR
Rhododendron ......................................... 503-622-4798
Celebrate the heritage of our quilting traditions! From noon
to 5 p.m. both days; free admission!
DECEMBER 6 - 7
FESTIVAL OF TREES
TROUTDALE SUMMER FEST
Troutdale ..................................................503-669-7473
www.westcolumbiagorgechamber.com
Troutdale ..................................................503-669-7473
JAN FEB MAR
JULY 20
NOVEMBER 29
STARLIGHT PARADE
ESTACADA 4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION
Estacada .................................................. 503-630-3483
A parade, timber festival, lawn mower races, carnival and
music make this 4 day celebration the biggest in Oregon.
www.estacadachamber.org
FALL FOLIAGE STUDIO TOUR
MT. HOOD & THE GORGE
JULY (TBD)
15
The Willamette Valley is the
heart of Oregon’s agriculture
and wine country. Roadside
stands and local farmers’
markets are scattered
throughout the region’s
many historic towns. The flat
terrain draws cyclists and
hikers to various back roads,
trails and paved paths.
Explore the valley… by bike,
foot, or car.
WILLAMETTE
VALLEY
FEBRUARY 16 - 17
APRIL 13
MAY 2 - SEPTEMBER 26
Eugene ......................................................541-689-4281
Fur Trade, Civil War, pre-1898 demonstrations, displays,
merchandise, kids corner. Lane Co. Fairgrounds. Sat 9-5,
Sun 9-4. $3, under 12 free.
Newberg....................................................503-538-2014
The Newberg Camellia Festival is a jam-packed day full of
blooms, culture, traditional art, food and so much more.
www.newbergcamelliafestival.com
Dallas ....................................................... 503-623-2564
A weekly market featuring growers, producers and artisans
from the Polk County area. Join us for special events and
shopping the Market each week. As the weather changes, so
do the offerings!
www.dallasoregon.org/davc
FRONTIER HERITAGE FAIR
Jan Feb Mar
MARCH 9 - 10
31ST ANNUAL ANTIQUE SPINNING WHEEL
SHOWCASE IN OLD AURORA
apr
Aurora ...................................................... 503-678-5754
Antique spinning wheels, demonstrations. Learn a new
hobby! Featured speaker. Old Aurora Colony Museum. Sat.,
Mar. 9- Sun., Mar. 10.
www.auroracolony.org
NEWBERG CAMELLIA FESTIVAL
APRIL 26 - 28
EUGENE MARATHON
Eugene ......................................................541-345-2230
Join us in Track Town USA for a flat, scenic spring race and
an unrivaled finish line experience at historic Hayward Field.
www.eugenemarathon.com
May JUn
WOODEN SHOE TULIP FESTIVAL
Woodburn ................................................. 800-711-2006
Stroll through acres of tulips for perfect pictures &
memories. Gifts, flowers, play area, food, wine and more.
www.woodenshoe.com
TULIP WINE DOWN
Woodburn ................................................. 800-711-2006
www.woodenshoe.com
FESTIVAL OF FLOWERS
Jefferson
IRIS BLOOM SEASON
Salem ........................... 503-393-3232 / 800-525-2367
World’s largest Iris grower, 200 acres in bloom. 10 acre
display garden with gift shop. Buy cut Iris. Order Iris for
your garden.
www.schreinersgardens.com
MAY 1 - 31
JUL aUG
NATIONAL HISTORIC PRESERVATION
MONTH
Schreiner’s Iris Gardens
MAY 4
MAY 10 - JUNE 9
APRIL 27 - 28
MARCH 29 - MAY 5
POLK COUNTY BOUNTY MARKET
Albany .......................................................541-928-0911
Activities include, Upstairs Downtown tour, Lectures, work
shops & more!
www.albanyvisitors.com
MAY 11
REMEMBERING EMMA — HEROINES OF
OREGON’S PAST
Aurora ...................................................... 503-678-5754
Highlights historical novels of Oregon writer Jane
Kirkpatrick, featured speaker. Book signing. Historical
walking tour. Reservations required.
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MAY 1 - JUNE 15
PEONY PARADISE
OCT
Salem ........................................................503-393-6185
Hundreds of varieties of blooming peonies. Heirloom, rare
& new introductions with wide color spectrum. Indoor
viewing for inclement weather & handicapped. Adelman
Peony Gardens.
www.peonyparadise.com
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Open
May 10th - June 9
MAY 17 - 18
MCMENAMINS 14TH ANNUAL UFO
FESTIVAL
McMinnville ............................................. 503-472-8427
Celebrating the 1950 UFO sighting in McMinnville. UFO
costume parade, speakers, live music, pet costume contest
and more!
www.ufofest.com
www.schreinersgardens.com
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Golden wheat fields and rolling
vineyards are a common sight in
the Willamette Valley.
(© Joycemarrero | Dreamstime.com)
MAY 18 - 19
HISTORY
Lebanon ................................................... 866-904-6165
www.nwcwc.org
MEMORIAL WEEKEND IN WINE COUNTRY
Willamette Valley .................................... 503-646-2985
More than 160 wineries will open their doors to visitors.
Barrel taste, sample new releases & older vintages. Music
& specialty food at some wineries. Request a list of activities & touring map at our website.
www.willamettewines.com
JUNE 1 - 2
Canby ........................................................ 503-266-1136
www.clackamascountyeventcenter.com
Wilsonville ................................................503-682-1446
Celebration of the creative spirit featuring live music
& dance performances both days. 100+ visual, literary
and performing artists & authors in juried show & sale.
Saturday: 10-6, Sunday: 10-5.
www.wilsonvillearts.org
WINE, FOOD & BREW FESTIVAL
JUNE 1
FUNCTION 4 JUNCTION
Junction City.............................................541-954-0762
Show & shine, 8am - 4pm, location TBD. Closed cruise on
Ivy Street, 6-9pm.
www.function4junction.com
THE OREGON GRAN FONDO
Cottage Grove
www.theoregongranfondo.com
BERRIES, BREWS, BBQS
Saint Paul ................................................ 503-633-8445
French Prairie Gardens. Fun for the whole family. U-pick
strawberries, hayrides, BBQ & brew. Fresh donuts & baked
goods made from our scratch bakery with fresh-picked
strawberries. Pig barrel train rides also available.
www.fpgardens.com
JUL aUG
Stroll our
Peony Gardens
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JUNE 8 - 9 & JUNE 15 - 16
May JUn
Lebanon ....................................................541-990-8422
Community Festival, 2 parades, carnival, craft fair, “Worlds
Largest Strawberry Shortcake”, flower show, entertainment,
103rd year!
www.lebanonstrawberryfestival.com
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LEBANON STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
JUNE 2
JUNE 1
MAY 30 - JUNE 2
WILSONVILLE FESTIVAL OF ARTS
Jan Feb Mar
MAY 25 - 27
MAY 31 - JUNE 2
OCT
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5690 Brooklake Rd NE • Salem, Oregon 97305
503-393-6185 • www.peonyparadise.com
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WILLAMETTE VALLEY
Historic
Albany
Oregon
JUNE 23
JULY 4 - 7
Aurora ...................................................... 503-678-5754
Heaps of strawberries & ice cream. Family- friendly fun.
Live folk music in historic courtyard. Admission includes
Museum tour.
Gervais..................................................... 866-904-6165
Step into 1863 at this annual Civil War Reenactment and
living history camps. Daily battles, demos on civil war life.
www.nwcwc.org
43RD ANNUAL STRAWBERRY SOCIAL IN
OLD AURORA COLONY
CIVIL WAR REENACTMENT AND
LIVING HISTORY
JULY 4 - AUGUST 8
JUNE 29 - 30
RIVER RHYTHMS
WORLD BEAT FESTIVAL
Salem ........................................................503-581-2004
Riverfront Park. Celebrate ethnic communities from around
the world. Dance, music, food, kids activities. 30,000
attendees, 120 performances.
www.worldbeatfestival.org
Albany ....................................................... 541-917-7777
Take your seat under the Oregon summer sky for an evening
of diverse, quality music. Food vendors, children’s art
activities, beer garden & more.
www.riverrhythms.org
JULY 7
JULY 2 - 6
FARMEROO! FARM LOOP FAMILY FUN
ST. PAUL RODEO
St. Paul .....................................................800-237-5920
5 PRCA Rodeo performances, Wild West Art Show, PBR,
BBQ Cook-Off, Carnival, Parade, Tack Room Saloon, &
nightly fireworks.
www.stpaulrodeo.com
Canby ........................................................503-570-0133
Open Barn at Sudan Farm. Free. 32285 S Knopf, noon-6pm.
BBQ, wines, learn about sheep & wool. Visit other loop
farms for family fun, shopping.
www.canbyfarmloop.com
JULY 8 - AUGUST 5
JULY 3 - 4
MONDAYS AT MONTEITH
JULY 4TH FESTIVAL
Jan Feb Mar
Monmouth ................................................. 503-751-0147
www.ci.monmouth.or.us
Albany ....................................................... 541-917-7777
www.mondaysatmonteith.org
JULY 9 – AUGUST 27
JULY 4
TUNES ON TUESDAY
STAR SPANGLED CELEBRATION
Lebanon ....................................................541-990-0240
Forth of July Celebration Food Booths, Entertainment,
Fireworks featuring “ Wall of Fire.”
Newberg....................................................503-538-2014
The Chehalem Valley Chamber’s Tunes on Tuesday is a free
outdoor concert series held 8 weeks in a row. Music, wine,
food and more.
www.tunesontuesday.com
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JULY 4 - 6
May JUn
JULY 4TH WESTERN DAYS
Independence ..........................................503-838-1212
www.westerndays.net
JULY 10 - AUGUST 28
WEDNESDAYS MUSIC IN THE PARK SERIES
Monmouth ................................................. 503-751-0147
www.ci.monmouth.or.us
JUL aUG
We offer 3 opportunities each
year to take a peek inside our
historic homes and buildings.
UPSTAIRS DOWNSTAIRS
Friday, May 3rd
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SUMMER HISTORIC INTERIOR TOUR
Saturday, July 27th
OCT
CHRISTMAS PARLOUR TOUR
Sunday, December 8th
nOV
FOR MORE INFO, CONTACT
ALBANY VISITORS ASSOCIATION
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541-928-0911
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60th Annual
Voted Best Rodeo by
Philomath Frolic the NPRA for 8 years
& Rodeo July 11-14, 2013
FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT • 3 N.P.R.A. RODEOS • FRIDAY NIGHT FIREWORKS
CARNIVAL GRAND/CHILDREN’S PARADES
Bull Event ✯ Bareback ✯ Saddle Bronc ✯ Steer Wrestling ✯ Breakaway ✯ Team Roping
✯ Barrels ✯ Tie Down Roping ✯ Arts & Crafts ✯ Food Booths ✯ Outdoor ✯ Dances ✯
BBQ’s ✯ Yew Wood Corral ✯ Handicapped Accessible ✯ RV Camping ✯ Church Service
✯ Kid’s Korner ✯ Covered Seating ✯
1 OFF RODEO
$
541-929-2611 www.philomathrodeo.org
with this ad (Sunday only)
JULY 25 - 28
Philomath ................................................. 541-929-2611
Family event for the weekend. Top-ranked cowboys &
cowgirls, top-event monies for cowboys & cowgirls (added
money).
www.philomathrodeo.org
Newberg....................................................503-538-2014
Join us for four days of family fun. Live music, parade,
carnival, a spectacular fireworks display and more
www.newbergoldfashionedfestival.com
PHILOMATH FROLIC & RODEO
JULY 11 - AUGUST 29
SOUNDS OF SUMMER CONCERT SERIES
Dallas ....................................................... 503-623-2564
Enjoy the community of Dallas for live music each week,
at no cost to attend. Local businesses support the event,
showcasing popular & local artists. We invite you to shop &
eat here too!
www.dallasoregon.org
JULY 12 - 14
OREGON LAVENDER FESTIVAL AT BARN
OWL NURSERY
Wilsonville ............................................... 503-638-0387
Fresh cut and dried lavender bouquets, lavender plants,
lavender gifts, lavender crafts, information on growing and
using lavender.
www.barnowlnursery.com / www.oregonlavenderdestinations.com
WILLAMETTE VALLEY
JULY 11 - 14
NEWBERG OLD FASHIONED FESTIVAL
JULY 26 - 28
JEFFERSON MINT FESTIVAL
Jefferson
www.mintfestival.com
JULY 27
36TH ANNUAL HISTORIC TOUR OF HOMES
& GARDENS
Albany .......................................................541-928-0911
Tour through several historic homes & buildings.
Horse drawn wagon, vintage trolley, refreshments &
entertainment.
JULY 27
ROLF PRIMA TRI AT THE GROVE
Cottage Grove
http://dark30sports.com/events/tatg2013/
JULY 18 - 21
LINN COUNTY FAIR
JULY 27
JULY 19 - 21
JULY 28
DA VINCI DAYS
SANTIAM SUMMERFEST
Stayton .................................................... 503-769-3464
www.staytonsublimitychamber.org
2ND ANNUAL WINE & CHEESE
IN THE GARDEN
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Molalla ......................................................503-829-4141
Local foods, wines, inspiring gardens, ancient Oak trees.
Music by Rae Gordon. Donation - Molalla Farm Lp, 1-5pm
out in the Garden Nursery, 32483 S Mathias Road. Also,
503-570-0133.
www.molallafarmloop.com
May JUn
Corvallis ................................................... 541-757-6363
Oregon’s premiered arts and science festival. A three day
sensory experience with music, exhibits, kinetic sculpture
race and more.
www.davincidays.org
Jan Feb Mar
Albany ...................................................... 800-858-2005
“Red, white and blue, this fair’s for you.” Carnival rides,
headline entertainment, familyland, animals, rodeo, 12 and
under free.
www.linncountyfair.com
JULY 24 - 28
LANE COUNTY FAIR
DALLAS SUMMERFEST - FLOWER POWER
Corvallis ...................................................541-766-6521
www.bentoncountyfair.net
AUGUST 2-4
HOMER DAVENPORT COMMUNITY
FESTIVAL
Silverton ...................................................503-873-5615
A classic home-town summer festival with music, crafts,
food & fun! Honoring Homer Davenport, Oregon’s first
media super-star.
www.HomerDavenport.com
OCT
Dallas ....................................................... 503-623-2564
Four days of family fun with something for everyone. Live
music, food, vendors, a huge parade on Saturday at 11am,
art show, car show, and so much more!
BENTON COUNTY FAIR & RODEO
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JULY 25 - 28
JULY 31 - AUGUST 3
JUL aUG
Eugene ......................................................541-682-4292
A great family event packed with free entertainment, all
kinds of food, concerts, rides and so much more! Don’t miss
a second of it!
www.atthefair.com
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HARVEST MOON BLUES FESTIVAL
Lebanon ....................................................541-990-0240
Three Day Blues Festival complete with on site camping,
food booths, beer garden.
AUGUST 10
WOODBURN FIREHOUSE COOK-OFF
Woodburn
33814 S. Meridian Road
AUGUST 23 - 25
ATI NORTHWEST ART & AIR FESTIVAL
Albany ....................................................... 541-917-7777
Colorful hot-air balloons fill the morning sky. Enjoy the
juried art show, hot-air balloon night glow, car show, live
entertainment, air fair, fireworks and great food.
www.nwartandair.org
L.E. BASKOW
WILLAMETTE VALLEY
AUGUST 9 - 11
Annual Dahlia Festival. August 24–26 and August 31–September 2, Canby.
AUGUST 2 - 4
AUGUST 8 - 11
Sweet Home.............................................. 541-367-9100
12th Annual Juried Art Festival adjacent to the Oregon
Jamboree. Featuring unique artisans, food, & performing
arts. Make us a part of your weekend!
www.oregonjamboree.com
Rickreall .................................................. 503-623-3048
Good old fashion County Fair, a family event. Free kids area,
small carnival, lots of food and great exhibits. Kids 10 &
under free.
www.co.polk.or.us/fair
SWEET HOME ARTS & CRAFTS FESTIVAL
POLK COUNTY FAIR
OREGON STATE FAIR
Salem ........................................................503-947-3247
Traditional family fun since 1861. With thousands of things
to do, see and taste, there’s something for everyone . . . See
You There!
www.oregonstatefair.org
Jan Feb Mar
AUGUST 24 - 26,
ANNUAL DAHLIA FESTIVAL
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HAPPY 21ST
BIRTHDAY!
Canby ....................................................... 800-410-6540
Visit nation’s largest dahlia grower. Fields open Aug. 1
through Sept, 8a.m. - 6p.m. Festival is last weekend in
August, Labor Day Weekend, 10-6. See 40+ acres of
dahlias in full bloom, 400+ floral arrangements. Culture &
arranging demo daily.
www.dahlias.com
TOBY KEITH
LUKE BRYAN
AUGUST 25
FEATURING
May JUn
AND MANY MORE..
2 STAGES
JUL aUG
CAMPING
TICKETS & NOW!
ON SALE
m
Jamboree.co
www.Oregon
13-6812
or call (888)6
22 SHOWS
1 SWEET WEEKEND
EUGENE WOMEN’S HALF MARATHON
Eugene ......................................................541-345-2230
For those who like pampering! A beautiful course with miles
of river trails and finish festival with champagne, chocolate
and more.
www.eugenewomenshalf.com
AUGust 2-4, 2013 in Sweet Home, or
SEPTEMBER 12 - 15
MOUNT ANGEL OKTOBERFEST
SepT
OCT
Over
40 acres of dahlias!
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Fields open daily August 1 through September, 8am-6pm, stroll through the fields of the nation’s
largest dahlia grower. Don’t miss our Annual Dahlia Festival the last weekend in August and
Labor Day Weekend (Saturday, Sunday, and Monday). During those two weekends enjoy over
400 floral arrangements with culture and arranging demonstration daily!
Mount Angel............................................. 855-899-6338
The Northwest’s best loved folk festival. Lots of family
fun, four festival gardens, arts & crafts, car show, sports,
concerts & more.
www.oktoberfest.org
SEPTEMBER 27 - 29
HOP & HERITAGE FESTIVAL
Independence ..........................................503-838-1212
www.independencehopandheritage.com
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SWAN ISLAND DAHLIAS | 995 NW 22ND AVE, CANBY, OR 97013 | 800.410.6540
www.dahlias.com
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WILLAMETTE VALLEY
Improving Vacations
Since 2006
Jan Feb Mar
Enjoy Northwest favorite, Total Domination IPA in
bottles and draft where fine craft beer is sold or visit
us at our Eugene Brewery and Tasting Room.
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JUL aUG
SepT
OCT
Tours by appointment 541-344-2739
Open daily at 272 Van Buren in Eugene’s Whiteaker Arts District.
nOV
EUGENE, OREGON
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PHILOMATH FROLIC & RODEO ANNUAL
HOLIDAY CRAFT FAIR
Philomath ................................................. 541-929-2611
Start your holiday shopping early: Unique crafts & gifts.
Door prizes given throughout the day, local entertainment,
breakfast & lunch available.
www.philomathrodeo.org
NOVEMBER 9
CHEADLE CHALLENGE ADVENTURE RUN
Lebanon ....................................................541-990-0240
Adventure Run complete with obstacles, participant medals,
after party, huge bon fire. Fun for the whole family!
www.cheadlepark.com
© MATT BAKER | DREAMSTIME.COM
WILLAMETTE VALLEY
NOVEMBER 2 - 3
NOVEMBER 11
VETERAN’S DAY PARADE
Wooden Shoe Pumpkin Fest. September 28 - October 31, Woodburn.
SEPTEMBER 28 - 29
SEPTEMBER 29 - 30
Corvallis ................................................... 541-752-9655
www.corvallisfallfestival.com
Molalla, Marquam ................................... 503-407-3699
Free. Visitors of all ages are welcome to meet the alpacas
and learn about the alpaca lifestyle. 10-4. Alpacas at
Marquam Hill Ranch, 35835 S Hwy 213.
www.molallafarmloop.com
CORVALLIS FALL FESTIVAL
Jan Feb Mar
Saint Paul ................................................ 503-633-8445
French Prairie Gardens. Pig races, hay & corn mazes, obstacle course, 3 hay slides, animal barn with farm animals, hay
ride, pumpkin patch; apple cider, donuts & other goodies
from our scratch bakery. Fight for your Life 5K, Sept. 29
opening weekend.
www.fpgardens.com
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SEPTEMBER 28 - OCTOBER 31
SEPTEMBER 28 - OCTOBER 31
ALPACA DAYS ON THE FARM LOOP
FALL HARVEST FESTIVAL
May JUn
WOODEN SHOE PUMPKIN FEST
Woodburn ................................................. 800-711-2006
www.woodenshoe.com
Albany .......................................................541-928-0911
Largest Veteran’s Day Parade west of the Mississippi.
Veteran’s Day breakfast and more.
NOVEMBER 29
DALLAS WINTERFEST
Dallas ....................................................... 503-623-2564
Join us for community caroling, cocoa, cider, cookies &
Santa! Get your holiday shopping done with vendors & businesses downtown, while the kids get to visit with Santa!
OCTOBER 11 - 20
41ST ANNUAL QUILT SHOW CELEBRATING
GOLDEN MEMORIES IN AURORA
Aurora ...................................................... 503-678-5754
100+ antique quilts featured from the Museum Colony collection. Quilt block competition, Country Store. Historic quilt
raffle. Admission.
WINE COUNTRY THANKSGIVING
More than 160 wineries will open their doors to visitors.
Barrel taste, sample new releases & older vintages. Gift
packages, music, & specialty food at some wineries.
Request a list of activities & touring map at our website.
www.willamettewines.com
OCTOBER 26 - 27
CLACKAMETTE’S 49TH ANNUAL GEM &
ROCK SHOW
JUL aUG
Canby ........................................................503-631-3128
Free admission - Clackamas County Fairgrounds - Canby,
OR. Door prizes, silent auction, fluorescent show, demonstrators, displays, dealers, kids korner, raffle, snack bar.
www.clackamettegem.org
Mount Angel’s
th
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48 Oktoberfest
OCT
Share our Bavarian
Hospitality!
HOME SWEET HOME FOR CHRISTMAS
Sweet Home.............................................. 541-367-6186
Make Sweet Home you destination. See the town dressed
in lights, live nativity, carriage rides, singing tree, music,
parade, bazaars & Santa.
www.sweethomechamber.com
DECEMBER 8
34TH ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARLOUR TOUR
Albany .......................................................541-928-0911
Tour the parlours of several historic homes decorated for the
holidays. Horse drawn wagon, vintage trolley, refreshments,
and more.
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Sept. 12, 13, 14 & 15, 2013
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www.oktoberfest.org
Toll Free 1.855.899.6338
5 N Garfield St. Mount Angel, OR 97362
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SOUTHERN
OREGON
JANUARY 19 - 20
CHEMULT SLED DOG RACES
Chemult.....................................................541-408-5729
At the Walt Haring SnowPark over 50 teams of racers enter
in many competitions with multiple categories. Great Winter
Fun for the whole family! Kids will get to ride a sled!
www.chemult.org
JANUARY 26 - 27
35TH ANNUAL SAGEBRUSH RENDEZVOUS
Klamath Falls ........................................... 541-891-8618
Art exhibit and sale at the Running Y Ranch Resort.
Presented by the Exchange Club of Klamath Falls. Saturday
and Sunday 10am - 6pm.
www.klamath.org/events/sagebrush
FEBRUARY 2
11TH ANNUAL FIGURE SKATING
SPECTACULAR
Klamath Falls ...........................................541-850-5758
FEBRUARY 14 - 17
WINTER WINGS FESTIVAL
Klamath Falls ........................................... 877-541-2473
34th Annual Festival at Oregon Institute of Technology.
Largest concentration of wintering Bald Eagles in the lower
48 states & a huge variety of migratory waterfowl.
www.winterfest.org
FEBRUARY 15 - 17
SPORTSMEN’S & OUTDOOR RECREATION
SHOW
Roseburg .................................................. 541-957-7010
www.exposureshows.com/exposure_shows/R
FEBRUARY 16
BLACK, WHITE & THE BLUES
The wild and scenic
Rogue River in Fall.
(© Sherri Camp | Dreamstime.com)
Grants Pass ............................................. 800-547-5927
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SOUTHERN OREGON
A bustling theatrical town
(Ashland) featuring the Oregon
Shakespeare Festival, the
country’s deepest lake (Crater
Lake), the Oregon Caves
National Monument, worldclass fishing and rafting, yearround golf, ski resorts, and
miles of trails only begin to
make up the many pieces of
picturesque Southern Oregon.
SOUTHERN OREGON
FEBRUARY 16
MARCH 15 - 16
APRIL 19 - 20
Jacksonville .............................................. 541-899-8118
Celebrate the Year of the Snake! Parade at 10 am; lion &
dragon teams, wedding chair, martial arts, kids activities,
music & dance.
www.socca.us
Lakeview ...................................................877-947-6040
www.lakecountychamber.org
Medford .................................................... 541-772-4150
Features delicious culinary treats, enriching art and crafts,
exciting live music and delicious beer and wine.
www.roguevalleywinefest.com
CHINESE NEW YEAR CELEBRATION
IRISH DAYS PARADE & CELEBRATION
MARCH 16
OREGON CHEESE FESTIVAL
MARCH 1 - 3
OREGON CHOCOLATE FESTIVAL
Ashland .....................................................541-488-1700
Experience chocolate infusions, truffles, bars, toffees and
marshmallows. Sample chocolate bacon and chocolate
covered bleu cheese.
www.ashlandspringshotel.com
MARCH - NOVEMBER
OUTDOOR GROWERS MARKET
Grants Pass ............................................. 800-547-5927
Saturdays: March through November.
MARCH 9 - 10
KLAMATH ROCK & GEM SHOW
Klamath Falls ...........................................541-882-8276
Klamath County Fairgrounds. Come enjoy rock, gem, mineral
and fossil exhibits. Lots of activities & fun. The theme for
this year is Obsidian.
www.klamathrockclub.org
ROGUE VALLEY FOOD & WINE FESTIVAL
Central Point ............................................ 541-665-1155
Artisan beverages, food, cheese and crafts at a farmers
market style food & wine festival. Tease your taste buds
with gourmet flavors.
www.roguecreamery.com
APRIL 27 - 28
GLIDE WILDFLOWER SHOW
Glide ..........................................................541-498-2268
www.glidewildflowershow.org
APRIL 27 - 28
MARCH 30 - 31
JSSA GUN, KNIFE & COIN SHOW
Central Point ............................................541-664-6081
Gems, jewelry, lapidary, minerals & more. Outstanding
exhibits, demonstrations, dealers, lectures, family fun, food.
www.craterrock.com
MAY 1 - 31
58TH ANNUAL GEM, JEWELRY &
MINERAL SHOW
APRIL 5 - 7
38TH ANNUAL 2013 HOME & GARDEN SHOW
Klamath Falls ...........................................541-882-8263
AMAZING MAY
Grants Pass ............................................. 800-547-5927
A month long celebration in Grants Pass. Boat races, spring
wine stroll, antique street faire and much more.
www.amazingmay.com
Klamath Falls ...........................................541-884-8570
MAY 3 - 5
APRIL 12 - 13
JAN FEB MAR
PEAR BLOSSOM FESTIVAL PEAR-A-FARE
Medford ............................................................................
Features locally produced wines and brews along with foods
and specialty items. Taste, Feel and Experience all that is
Southern Oregon!
www.pear-a-fare.com
APRIL 12 - 14
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UMPQUA VALLEY QUILTERS GUILD QUILT
SHOW
KLAMATH FALLS HORSE PACKING &
WILDERNESS SKILLS CLINIC
Klamath Falls ...........................................541-810-3665
Back Country Horsemen invite you to the 26th Annual Horse
Packing & Wilderness Skills Clinic at the Klamath County
Fairgrounds. Vendors, seminars, demonstrations & more!
www.bcho.org
MAY 4 - OCTOBER 31
HISTORIC TROLLEY TOURS
Jacksonville .............................................. 541-899-8118
www.jacksonvilleoregon.org
MAY JUN
Roseburg .................................................. 541-672-2313
umpquavalleyquilters.com/quiltshow.php
Nov. 24 - Jan. 1
JUL AUG
SEPT
OCT
NOV
More events are added throughout the year!
DEC
For further information,
call 800-440-9584
or visit www.landofumpqua.com.
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Check www.oregonfestivals.org for a current list of events throughout the state of Oregon.
Promote your event… Call 503.546.9886 to be included in the 2014 Oregon
Events Calendar. OFEA members receive a 15% discount on display advertising!
MAY 23 - 27
JUNE 8
Klamath Falls ...........................................541-850-8218
www.klamathoutdoorschool.org
Grants Pass ............................................. 800-547-5927
On the Rogue River.
www.boatnik.com
Eagle Point ...............................................541-826-4212
Come join us for the 3rd annual Eagle Point Bike Ride. Three
rides are available including 10K, 50K, and 100K.
www.cityofeaglepoint.org
MAY 11
MAY 25 - SEPTEMBER 1
Eagle Point ...............................................541-826-3531
There will be many activities for people of all ages: Old Time
Fiddlers, Trolley & Carriage Sides, Boot and Saddle Maker,
Alpacas, Dutch Oven Cook-off, Civil War Reenactment, Food
Vendors and much more.
www.Buttecreekmill.com
Chiloquin................................................... 541-783-3177
Free public train rides every Saturday from Memorial Day
to Labor Day. Halloween Pumpkin Run 2 Saturdays before
Halloween. Special events such as birthday parties can be
arranged 541-783-3177.
www.knwrr.org
14TH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL MIGRATORY
BIRD DAY
VINTAGE FAIRE
BOATNIK
KLAMATH AND WESTERN RAILROAD INC.
EAGLE POINT BIKE RIDE
JUNE 15 - 16
ANTIQUE TRACTOR & ENGINE SHOW
Merlin ....................................................... 800-547-5927
www.pottsvilleoregon.com
JUNE 15 - 16
BBQ, BLUES & MICROBREWS
Wolf Creek ................................................541-866-2474
www.historicwolfcreekinn.com
MAY 11 - 12
JUNE 1
Medford ....................................................541-621-0239
Enjoy the art of regional artists in the Rogue Valley’s largest
juried outdoor art fair. See a wide variety of art perfect for
Mom.
www.art-in-bloom.com
Selma ........................................................541-474-5285
ART IN BLOOM
MAY 19
FREE FAMILY FISH DAY
JUNE 21 -23
KLAMATH KINETIC CHALLENGE
JUNE 1
Southern Oregon..................................... 800-551-6949
Klamath Falls ...........................................541-281-9426
A crazy race of human-powered art & engineering! Watch
as they race through mud, sand & even on water at this
years 9th Annual event. Lots of family fun!
SOUTHERN OREGON
MAY 11
ANTIQUE STREET FAIR
Grants Pass ............................................. 800-547-5927
www.gpadl.com
JUNE - SEPTEMBER
CONCERTS IN THE PARK
JAN FEB MAR
Grants Pass ............................................. 800-547-5927
www.concertsinthepark.org
APR
MAY JUN
JUL AUG
SEPT
OCT
NOV
DEC
25
SUTHERLIN FREE STAMPEDE RODEO &
PARADE
Sutherlin .................................................. 541-459-5829
Donations/canned food accepted. Bull riding, barrel racing
& more. Parade starts at 10am. Stampede 7pm. Local lodging & RV sites.
www.sutherlinstampede.com
JULY 23 - 27
COURTESY UMPQUA COMMUNITY COLLEGE
SOUTHERN OREGON
JULY 19 - 20
BACK TO THE 50’S
Grants Pass ............................................. 800-547-5927
Join the town of Grants Pass during Back to the 50’s! a
classic car cruise with over 500 classic cars and a car
show! At Riverside Park on Saturday.
www.grantspasstownecenter.org
JULY 25 - AUGUST 5
Oregon Musical Theatre Festival. July 25 - August 5, Roseburg.
JUNE 22
JULY 4 - 6
Sutherlin .................................................. 541-459-5829
Bike season in Sutherlin. Ride along the Umpqua River,
enjoy the view of our wineries. Stay & play longer? Local
lodging & RV parks.
www.visitsutherlin.com
Lakeview ...................................................877-947-6040
3 day family fun, fly in with hang gliders and paragliders
competing. Come watch the skies over Lake County fill with
color. Twitter: Ffreeflight.
UMPQUA ULTIMATE BIKE RIDE
FESTIVAL OF FREE FLIGHT
OREGON MUSICAL THEATRE FESTIVAL
Roseburg ................................................. 541-440-4691
OMTF presents Fiddler on the Roof, Forever Plaid, and the
world performance of Constance. See 27 live shows on 3
stages in 1 location.
www.oregonmtf.com
JULY 26 -28
SISKIYOU BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL
JAN FEB MAR
JUNE 28 - 30
JULY 5 - 6
KRUISE OF KLAMATH
Klamath Falls ...........................................541-892-3403
Vintage car weekend! Friday night sock hop; Saturday AM
“Show ‘n Shine” Kruise Main Street at 7pm; Sunday AM
worship, breakfast & poker run.
www.kruiseofklamath.org
Selma ........................................................541-592-3326
www.siskiyoubluegrassfestival.com
OUTBACK QUILT SHOW
Lakeview ...................................................877-947-6040
Twitter: outbackquilts.
JULY 27
10TH ANNUAL CASA RIDE FOR THE CHILD
Klamath Falls ...........................................541-885-6017
www.klamathfallscasa.org
JULY 6 - 7
4TH OF JULY FIRECRACKER REGATTA
APR
JUNE 28 - 30
UVAA SUMMER ARTS FESTIVAL
Roseburg ..................................................541-672-2532
uvarts.com/summer-arts-festival/
MAY JUN
JULY 4
EAGLE POINT 4TH OF JULY
JUL AUG
Eagle Point .............................................. 541-944-2446
Celebration – Parade, Vendors, Large Fireworks Display.
Klamath Falls ................541-884-2396 / 541-591-6517
The Klamath Yacht Club will be hosting their annual 4th of
July Firecracker Regatta in upper Klamath Lake.
www.klamathyachtclub.org
JULY 10 - 14
JULY 27
KLAMATH BLUES FESTIVAL
Klamath Falls ...........................................541-331-3939
Blues music, kidfest, vendors, art & crafts, food &
beverages, local microbrews & more. Proceeds benefit local
charities.
www.klamathblues.org
GRAFFITI WEEKEND
Roseburg ..................................................541-672-9731
graffitiweekend.com/
JULY 27 - 28
PAISLEY MOSQUITO FESTIVAL
SEPT
DISCOVER
OREGON’S
OUTBACK
Hiking, biking,
sunstones,
rock hounding,
hotsprings, boating,
ﬁshing, hunting,
wildlife, skiing,
snowmobiling…
JULY 12 - 14
KLAMATH FREEDOM CELEBRATION
Klamath Falls ........................................... 541-281-7094
www.klamathfc.org
Paisley ......................................................877-947-6040
AUGUST 3
TOUR DE OUTBACK
JULY 13
OCT
SUMMER NITE CRUISE & SWAP MEET
Winston .....................................................541-679-4260
Lakeview ...................................................877-947-6040
Road bike ride with mountain bike options. Career treatment
benefit ride with killer views throughout Lake County.
Twitter: TourdeOutback.
NOV
DEC
Lake County Chamber of Commerce
126 North E St. Lakeview, OR 97630
541.947.6040 www.lakecountychamber.org
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AUGUST 16 - 18
Sutherlin .................................................. 541-459-5829
Decathlon 10K & 5K walk/run, enjoy the beautiful scenery
during your race, Cooper Creek, the Umpqua Valley Wineries.
Sutherlin .................................................. 541-459-5829
Join us & have a very Berry good time. Win a car! Live
bands, Classic Car Parade, chili cook-off & much more.
Local lodging & RV sites.
www.sutherlinbbfest.org
Jacksonville .............................................. 541-899-8118
jacksonvilleoregon.org
UMPQUA ULTIMATE TRIATHLON
25TH ANNUAL BLACKBERRY FESTIVAL
JACKSONVILLE CELEBRATES THE ARTS
SEPTEMBER 5 - 8
62ND TULELAKE BUTTE VALLEY FAIR
AUGUST 3
AUGUST 17
WINE & MUSIC FESTIVAL
Lakeview ...................................................877-947-6040
AUGUST 8 - 11
CRATER LAKE CENTURY RIDE
Klamath Falls ...........................................541-884-1343
This is a beautiful & challenging ride that fills up quickly!
Check the website and register early!
www.craterlakecentury.com
KLAMATH COUNTY FAIR & CARNIVAL
Klamath Falls ...........................................541-883-3796
13TH ANNUAL BRATS, BREWS & BLUES
FESTIVAL
Klamath Falls ...........................................541-892-8207
Blues music, microbrew sampling & German Bratwurst
dinner! This event will benefit children’s programs.
www.klamathsunriserotary.org
AUGUST 13 - 17
AUGUST 18
Grants Pass ............................................. 800-547-5927
www.co.josephine.or.us/sectionindex.asp?sectionid=146
Eagle Point ...............................................541-826-4212
Bring your family, friends and neighbors to dance on Main
Street!!!
Roseburg ..................................................541-459-1385
uvwineartandmusic.com/
SEPTEMBER 13 - 15
MELON FESTIVAL
Winston .....................................................541-679-9466
LAKE COUNTY 98TH ANNUAL RODEO/
ROUND UP
SEPTEMBER 20 - 22
Lakeview ...................................................877-947-6040
One of the oldest Rodeos in the state including a concert,
Demolition Derby, parade, demonstrations, auction and
fair - carnival.
HARVEST FAIR & BREW FESTIVAL
Medford .................................................... 541-774-8270
This fall festival celebrates the season. Local microbrews
and wines are available for tasting along with other family
activities.
www.attheexpo.com
APR
EAGLE POINTOregon
JAN FEB MAR
JOSEPHINE COUNTY FAIR
SEPTEMBER 7 - 8
UMPQUA VALLEY WINE, ART &
MUSIC FESTIVAL
EAGLE POINT STREET DANCE
AUGUST 10
Tulelake, Calif. .........................................530-667-5312
Great food, vendors & lots to see and do! It’s a country fair
you won’t want to miss!!
www.tbvfair.com
SOUTHERN OREGON
AUGUST 3
MAY JUN
Eagle Point is nestled on beautiful Little Butte Creek
at the foothills of the cascades with access to Crater
Lake, the Rogue River and many southern Oregon
lakes and recreation areas.
JUL AUG
SEPT
Think of Eagle Point as your “base camp” for exploring southern Oregon.
While you’re here, check out these local events. Enjoy your stay!
August 18, 2013
October 12, 2013
November 11, 2013
December 6, 2013
Eagle Point Street Dance
Harvest Festival
Veteran’s Day Celebration
Christmas Around Town
NOV
Exotic Dessert Auction
Vintage Faire
Eagle Point Bike Ride
4th of July Celebration
OCT
March 9, 2013
May 11, 2013
June 8, 2013
July 4, 2013
DEC
17 Buchanan Avenue South, Eagle Point, OR | 541-826-4212 | www.cityofeaglepoint.org
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UMPQUA VALLEY FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS
Roseburg ..................................................541-672-3469
www.umpquavalleyfestivaloflights.com/
36TH ANNUAL ROGUE VALLEY
RAILROAD SHOW
Medford ....................................................541-621-5337
Model railroad displays, historic railroad artifacts, swap
meet, door prizes and more. Proceeds benefit Medford
Railroad Park.
www.rvmrc.net
COURTESY GRANTS PASS TOURISM
SOUTHERN OREGON
NOVEMBER 24 JANUARY 1, 2014
DECEMBER 1 - 9
KLAMATH FALLS SNOWFLAKE FESTIVAL
SEPTEMBER 24 - 25
OCTOBER 12
Klamath Falls ...........................................541-883-5351
This week long holiday celebration includes a tree lighting
ceremony, parade & many other events. Come celebrate the
holidays & visit local merchants.
www.ci.klamath-falls.or.us
Klamath Falls ...........................................541-545-6557
Eagle Point ...............................................541-826-3531
Chili Cook-off, Wine Tasting, Pumpkin Carving.
www.Buttecreekmill.com
DECEMBER 5 - 9
Art Along the Rogue. October 5–6, Grants Pass.
49TH ANNUAL AAUW ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE
HARVEST FESTIVAL
SEPTEMBER 27 - 29
OKTOBERFEST
JAN FEB MAR
Wolf Creek ................................................541-866-2474
www.historicwolfcreekinn.com
OCTOBER 5 - 6
ART ALONG THE ROGUE
APR
Grants Pass ............................................. 800-547-5927
In its 11th year, Art Along the Rogue will dazzle and delight
you. Veteran street painters and internationally recognized
street painters create their works of art on the streets in
downtown Grants Pass. Includes 8 bands over the 2 days.
www.artalongtherogue.com
MAY JUN
OCTOBER 11 - 12
OCTOBER 13
JUL AUG
Sutherlin…
SEPT
located along
Oregon’s only inland-to-coast scenic byway
OCT
Wineries • Golfing
Fishing • Hiking
Blackberry Festival
Rochester
Covered Bridge
Stampede Rodeo &
Timber Parade
Umpqua Ultimate
Events - Bike
Ride + Triathalon
Grants Pass
www.roguewinterfest.org
KLAMATH ROCK & GEM SHOW
Klamath Falls ...........................................541-882-8276
Klamath County Fairgrounds. Come enjoy rock, gem, mineral
and fossil exhibits. Lots of activities & fun. The theme for
this year is Obsidian.
www.klamathrockclub.org
OCTOBER 18 - 19
DECEMBER 6
CHRISTMAS AROUND TOWN AND
SANTA ARRIVAL
Eagle Point .............................................. 541-944-2446
Tree Lighting, Santa Arrival, Stuffed toys for all of the
little ones.
76TH ANNUAL KLAMATH BASIN POTATO
FESTIVAL
Merrill .......................................................541-798-5808
This event includes a free BBQ, a parade, exhibits, talent
show, horseshoe tournament, dunk tank, live music & lots
of fun!
MEET THE PIONEERS
Jacksonville .............................................. 541-899-8118
Join us for our 8th Annual Meet the Pioneers, walk the
torch-lit cemetery and meet the Pioneers who will share
their stories.
www.friendsjvillecemetery.org
ROGUE WINTERFEST
NOVEMBER 15 DECEMBER 31
MAGICAL MUSICAL CHRISTMAS MURALS
DECEMBER 6 - 22
VICTORIAN CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION
Jacksonville .............................................. 541-899-8118
Tree lighting & parade Dec. 6th. On weekends, hot apple
cider & coffee. Wagon rides and Father Christmas too!
www.jacksonvilleoregon.org
DECEMBER 7 - 8
Grants Pass ............................................. 800-547-5927
www.magicalmurals.com
JSSA GUN, KNIFE & COIN SHOW
NOVEMBER 22 - 24
DECEMBER 21
Medford ............................................................................
Over 65 potters show their wares at this annual pre-holiday
show. Everything from functional to sculptural for the home
or garden.
www.clayfolk.org
Sutherlin .................................................. 541-459-5829
A family event. Cars, trucks, floats, all in Christmas lights,
plus all-day activities that start 11am. Parade, 7pm. Phone:
541-459-3417.
ANNUAL CLAYFOLK POTTERY SHOW
Klamath Falls ...........................................541-882-8263
TOYLAND TIMBER LIGHT PARADE
NOV
DEC
Sutherlin Visitor Center
541-459-5829 www.visitsutherlin.com
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CENTRAL
OREGON
Central Oregon enjoys 300
days of sunshine a year and
oodles of fresh powder in
the mountains, making it a
vast playground for outdoor
lovers during all seasons and
sports. The region also boasts
an impressive selection of
restaurants and breweries, a
vibrant nightlife, unique lodging
and a growing arts scene.
MARCH 9
LA PINE ANNUAL CRAB FEED
La Pine ......................................................541-536-7821
All you can eat crab from the Oregon Coast. Lots of sides,
beer & music.
www.lapine.org, www.lapinefrontierdays.org
APRIL 17 - 20
SMALL FARMER’S JOURNAL HORSEDRAWN
AUCTION & SWAP MEET
Madras ..........................541-549-2064 / 800-876-2893
Jefferson County Fairgrounds. Grand agricultural event.
Plowing match, draft horses, mules, wagons, buggies, farm
equipment/tools, harness, trade fair, vendors, demos and
more.
www.smallfarmersjournal.com
Smith Rock — a rock climber’s paradise —
is a 550 foot mass of rock towering above
the Crooked River near Bend.
(© Dana Kenneth Johnson | Dreamstime.com)
MAY 25 - 26
RIVERFEST
Maupin ......................................................541-395-2222
Free & family friendly. Live music, $25 raft trips, flycasting
pond, great food, kids activities, arts & crafts & a walk/run.
SOLV May 25th & 26th.
www.maupinriverfest.com
JUNE 1
Central Oregon........................................ 800-551-6949
JUNE 8
JUNE 29
JUNE 7 - 9
La Pine ......................................................541-536-2049
Free admission to Oregon’s only rhubarb fest. Dutch oven
recipes using rhubarb. Music, hay rides & vendors set up
throughout L&S Nursery.
www.lsgardens.com
La Pine ......................................................541-536-9336
Bring your restored auto, dress in your best poodle skirt &
enjoy the day. Call Roger for registration information.
www.visitlapine.com
73RD ANNUAL SISTERS RODEO
Sisters........................... 541-549-0121 / 800-827-7522
The biggest little show in the world. PRCA Xtreme Bulls,
Wednesday evening; Rodeo Dance Parade, Saturday.
www.sistersrodeo.com
HIGH DESERT RHUBARB FESTIVAL
JUNE 26
MUSIC ON THE GREEN CONCERT SERIES
JUNE 29
Redmond ...................................................541-923-5191
Sam Johnson City Park.
www.visitredmondoregon.com
ANNUAL HIGH LAKES CAR CLUB SHOW &
SHINE
SPLASH FOR PINK
Maupin ......................................................541-980-7345
Features a 13-mile raft trip, BBQ lunch and music all day. A kids
area, volleyball tournament and it all supports breast cancer.
www.splashforpink.com
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CENTRAL OREGON
JULY 4 - 6
LA PINE FRONTIER DAYS / 4TH OF JULY
CELEBRATION
La Pine ......................................................541-536-7821
Fun for all, parade, lawnmower races, kids games,
Woodcutter’s Breakfast & Jamboree, midway, live music, fun
contests & fireworks.
www.lapinefrontierdays.org
AUGUST 1 - 4
DESCHUTES COUNTY FAIR & EXPO
Redmond ...................................................541-548-2711
www.expo.deschutes.org
AUGUST 7
LA PINE RODEO
La Pine ......................................................541-536-7500
NPRCA-sanctioned rodeo features fun for everyone.
Bareback & bull riding, steer wrestling, barrel racing &
mutton busting at this great event.
www.lapinerodeo.com
Sunriver ....................................................877-269-2580
www.sunriverartfaire.com
JULY 4 - 14
AUGUST 21
Prineville ..................................................541-447-6304
Live music, vendors, food, games, fun for all ages. Splash
n’ Dash: swim, run, bike, boat. Band of Brothers - 4th of
July Parade.
www.visitprineville.org
Redmond ...................................................541-923-5191
PRINEVILLE’S DOWN HOME 4TH OF JULY
AUGUST 9 - 11
SUNRIVER ART FAIRE
AUGUST 23
ELEGANT EVENING IN HISTORIC OAKLAND
JULY 10
JAN FEB MAR
Redmond ...................................................541-923-5191
JULY 19 - 21
SCOOTR, INC. SUMMER ERUPTION 3-DAY
BIKE RALLY
APR
La Pine ......................................................541-536-9771
Games on & off bikes, a super time for everyone. Held at the
Horse Race RV on Highway 31.
www.visitlapine.com
UMPQUA VALLEY WINE, ART & MUSIC
FESTIVAL
Roseburg
Two days of great entertainment, wineries, artists and food
booths, family fun and activities.
www.orwineartandmusic.com
Redmond ...................................................541-923-5191
JULY 4 - 6
SEPTEMBER 7 - 8
Oakland .................................................... 541-459-9504
Open-air dining with Umpqua Valley wines; silent and oral
auction. Proceeds to benefit UCC scholarship program.
www.historicoaklandoregon.com
AUGUST 23 - 24
AIRSHOW OF THE CASCADES
Madras ......................................................541-475-2220
Second largest air show in Oregon; a car show; RV parking;
Friday night light show; static airplane display; car show;
Veteran special entry fee.
www.airshowofthecascades.com
SEPTEMBER 13 - 14
LA PINE SPORTSMAN’S JAMBOREE &
FISHING DERBY
La Pine Event Center & area lakes
Vendors, guns & ammo, archery supplies, fishing clinics,
everything for the sportsman!
www.visitlapine.com
SEPTEMBER 15
LA PINE GOSPEL JUBILEE
La Pine ......................................................541-536-9771
Gospel Jamboree Sunday. Free admission, ice cream &
family fun & entertainment.
www.visitlapine.com
SEPTEMBER 21 - 26
PACIFIC AMATEUR GOLF CLASSIC
Bend/Sunriver ......................................... 888-425-3976
Take part in the premier amateur golf event in the West.
Held on Central Oregon’s finest courses in an atmosphere of
friendly competition.
www.PacAmGolf.com
SEPTEMBER 22
RIDE, ROW, RUN
Maupin ..................................................... 503-741-XDOG
This is an adventure seekers dream. .75-mile grand prix run
start. You will run to your bike. Bike - 26 miles (on road).
Kayak - Deschutes River = Appx. 3.5 miles. Run - 5 miles
(road following the river). Then enjoy the after party!
www.xdogevents.com/riderowrun.php
MAY JUN
SEPTEMBER 4
JULY 24
Redmond ...................................................541-923-5191
Redmond ...................................................541-923-5191
NOVEMBER 30
PRINEVILLE LIGHTED CHRISTMAS PARADE
Prineville ..................................................541-447-6304
JUL AUG
DECEMBER 6 - 7
LA PINE HOLIDAY LIGHTS PARADE &
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
SEPT
PRINEVILLE
La Pine ......................................................541-536-9771
Hundreds of crafters show their wares. Great food & good
family fun followed by vehicles all lit up displaying holiday
spirit.
www.visitlapine.com
OCT
NOV
DEC
30
The spirit of the West is alive
and well in Eastern Oregon
where snow-capped peaks
look down on rolling hills,
complex desert lands and wild
rivers. The indelible footprint
of Lewis and Clark, Chief
Joseph and the Oregon Trail
pioneers who lived or passed
through this region permeate
the area’s culture through
events and attractions.
EASTERN
OREGON
JANUARY 1 - MARCH 1
TAKEN: FBI
Ontario ......................................................541-889-8191
www.4rcc.com
JANUARY 4
FIRST FRIDAY ART WALK IN HISTORIC
BAKER CITY
Baker City................................................. 541-519-2515
Monthly celebration of the arts in historic downtown Baker
City with multiple galleries, live music, featured artists, and
special events. For more information, visit our website.
www.basecampbaker.com
JANUARY 26 - 27
FOUR RIVERS VINTAGE CAR SHOW
Ontario ......................................................541-889-8191
www.4rcc.com
Colorful layers of
the Painted Hills in
John Day Fossil Beds
National Monument in
Wheeler County.
(© Springview | Dreamstime.com)
FEBRUARY 1
BAKER CITY
Baker City................................................. 541-519-2515
FEBRUARY 2
SNOWMOBILE POKER RUN IN UNITY
Unity ..........................................................800-523-1235
With 900 miles of snowmobile trails Baker County is a
snowmobilers paradise. Discover this winter wonderland
and ride through the snow covered Elkhorn Mountains and
Burnt River. For more information, visit our website.
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EASTERN OREGON
FEBRUARY 7
YANA REZNIK CONCERT
Ontario ..................................................... 541-889-4534
FEBRUARY 16
SNOWMOBILE POKER RUN IN SUMPTER
MARCH 1
APRIL 5
Baker City................................................. 541-519-2515
Baker City................................................. 541-519-2515
BAKER CITY
BAKER CITY
Sumpter ....................................................541-894-2314
and ride through the snow covered Elkhorn Mountains and
ghost towns like Granite and Bourne. For more information,
visit our website.
MARCH 5
APRIL 6 - 17
Ontario ......................................................541-889-8191
www.4rcc.com
Ontario ......................................................541-889-4166
Bike Ride.
www.thetourofontario.com
FEBRUARY 17
MARCH 8
SNOWMOBILE POKER RUN IN HALFWAY
Halfway ..................................................... 541-742-4222
and ride through the snow covered Wallowa and Eagle Cap
mountains. For more information, visit our website.
www.hellscanyonchamber.com
SWAN LAKE BY EUGENE BALLET
REDHEAD EXPRESS & THE WALKER
FAMILY CONCERT
Ontario ..................................................... 541-889-4534
MARCH 8 - JUNE 2
SCAT AND TRACKS
FEBRUARY 28 - MARCH 3
EASTERN OREGON FILM FESTIVAL
JAN FEB MAR
La Grande
Showcasing independent films in all genres from local,
regional and national film makers. Nightly showcase of NW
indie bands.
www.eofilmfest.com
Pendleton .................................................541-966-9748
Discover the messages animals leave behind in their scat
(feces). Explore animal tracking too. Interactive fun for all
ages!
www.tamastslikt.org
APRIL 11 - 14
JOHN SCHARFF MIGRATORY
BIRD FESTIVAL
Burns.........................................................541-573-2636
Witness the spectacular spring migration in Harney Basin.
Birding, history, wildlife tours-workshops-speakers. Also
banquet, art show.
www.migratorybirdfestival.com
APRIL 13
TREASURE VALLEY SWING BAND CONCERT
Ontario ..................................................... 541-889-4534
MARCH 9
SNOW BLAST AT ANTHONY LAKES SKI
RESORT IN BAKER COUNTY
Baker City.................................................541-856-3277
Day long celebration at Anthony Lakes Ski Resort with
games, contests, live music and fireworks. For more
information, visit our website.
www.anthonylakes.com
APR
MAY JUN
541-966-9748 tamastslikt.org
Pendleton, Oregon
TOUR OF ONTARIO
MARCH 15 - 17
WEE BIT O’ IRELAND
Heppner ....................................................541-676-5536
Irish boxing event, great green parade, road bowling, sheep
dog trials, Kuma coffee hour, Cruz In, vendors square, Ceili
Irish Entertainment.
www.heppnerchamber.com
MAY - SEPTEMBER
DREXEL FOUNDATION FREE ART &
CULTURAL EVENTS
Vale ...........................................................541-473-3470
Art Beat on Main Street, Dance & Art Fair 5/25, 2-9pm.
Historical building tours 5/25 3-5, 12/31 9-12. Children’s
Film Festival 9/7 6pm, enter by 8/31.
www.thedrexelfoundation.org
MAY 3
BAKER CITY
JUL AUG
Baker City................................................. 541-519-2515
MARCH 18 - MAY 18
WILDFLOWERS OF MALHEUR COUNTY
Ontario ......................................................541-889-8191
www.4rcc.com
MAY 3 - 5
SPRING WINE RELEASE WEEKEND
Milton-Freewater .....................................541-938-5563
SEPT
MARCH 30
EASTER EGG HUNT
OCT
Ontario ......................................................541-889-8012
www.ontariochamber.com
MAY 4
HOME & GARDEN EXPO
John Day .................................................... 541-575-1900
www.grantcountyfairgrounds.com
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EASTERN OREGON
MAY 4 - 5
PENDLETON QUILT SHOW
Pendleton .................................................541-276-9546
www.krazyhorsequilters.org
GRANDE RONDE VALLEY SPRINGFEST ‘13
AND BIRDATHON
La Grande ................................................ 800-848-9969
Held at the peak of spring migration, this festival offers fun
for all ages, birding, plein air artists, and events community
wide.
www.lagrandenaturally.com/birdwatching/ladd-marsh/birdathon
MAY 18 - 19
SUMPTER VALLEY RAIL ROAD KICK OFF
WEEKEND
Baker City.................................................800-523-1235
Guest lectures and a chance to visit with the volunteers
who keep this historic steam train running on Saturday at
Baker City’s Geiser Grand Hotel. Sunday is hands on at the
McEwen Station. For tickets and more information, visit our
website.
www.sumptervalleyrailroad.org
COURTESY ONTARIO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
MAY 17 - 19
America’s Global Village Festival. June 1, Ontario.
MAY 31 - JUNE 2
JUNE 7
HOG WILD DAYS
Island City ................................................ 541-369-1010
Celebrate Island City’s annual festival with food, games,
and crafts.
JUNE 1
Ontario ......................................................541-889-8191
www.4rcc.com
Baker City.................................................541-523-1843
Celebrate National Trails Day with a walk or run along the
National Historic Oregon Trail at the Oregon Trail Interpretive
Center in Baker City. For more information, visit our website.
www.blm.gov/or/oregontrail.com
BITTERSWEET HARVEST/BRACERO
PROGRAM
MAY 24 - 27
3RD ANNUAL RUN TO THE RUTS 5K/10K
FUN RUN & WALK
SUMPTER FLEA MARKETS
HUNTINGTON CATFISH DERBY
MAY 31 - JUNE 2
Ontario ......................................................541-889-8012
The Ontario Chamber of Commerce hosts the American’s
Global Festival at the Lions Park located in Ontario. The
Festival displays authentic cultural villages. Each village
features food, arts and crafts, cultural demonstrations &
free youth activities.
JUNE 8
RICHLAND CRAPPIE FISHING
TOURNAMENT
Richland................................................... 541-540-5450
Celebrate Oregon’s Free Fishing day at this day long
Crappie fishing tournament along the back of the Brownlee
Reservoir. For more information, visit our website.
JUNE 1
Eastern Oregon ....................................... 800-551-6949
JUNE 8
TRUCK & TRACTOR PULL
John Day ....................................................541-421-3484
www.gcoregonlive.com
JUNE 3 - 9
EASTERN OREGON LIVESTOCK SHOW
Union .........................................................541-562-5631
Longest continuously running rodeo in the Northwest, PRCA
rodeo, parade, horse racing, carnival, 4H and FFA stock
show and sale.
www.easternoregonlivestockshow.com
JUNE 13 - 15
COUNTRY MUSIC JAMBOREE
Burns.........................................................541-573-2636
BMW RALLY
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John Day .................................................... 541-575-1900
NOV
JUNE 14 - 16
OCT
Joseph .......................................................541-432-7535
If your looking for some of the best juried art in the NW
then attend this 3 day festival featuring local, regional &
national artists.
www.wallowavalleyarts.org
AMERICA’S GLOBAL VILLAGE FESTIVAL
SEPT
31ST ANNUAL WALLOWA VALLEY FESTIVAL
OF THE ARTS
Joseph .......................................................541-432-2215
Over 250 classic, antique, hot rods & custom cars will line
up on Main St., Joseph. Live music, show-n-shine, dinner &
a car cruise.
www.oregonmountaincruise.com
JUL AUG
Huntington ................................................800-523-1235
Annual Catfish Derby in Huntington along the banks of the
Snake River. Cash prizes, Catfish Cook-off, live music and
entertainment. For more information, visit our website.
25TH ANNUAL OREGON MOUNTAIN CRUISE
CAR SHOW
MAY JUN
MAY 25 - 26
JUNE 1
JUNE 7 - JUNE 8
APR
Sumpter ....................................................541-894-2314
Celebrate Memorial Day, 4th of July, and Labor Day
weekends with one of the largest flea markets in the NW in
the historic town of Sumpter. For more information including
vendor fees and lodging, visit our website.
www.historicsumpter.com
Baker City................................................. 541-519-2515
JAN FEB MAR
MAY 18 - JULY 28
BAKER CITY
EASTERN OREGON
JUNE 14 - 16
JULY 2 - 4
JULY 11 - 15
Halfway ..................................................... 541-742-4222
A fun filled rodeo weekend for aspiring cowboys and
cowgirls in Halfway. Mutton busting, roping, barrel racing,
and bronc and bull riding round out a full rodeo schedule for
participating junior contestants. For more information, visit
our website.
www.hellscanyonjrrodeo.com
Haines .......................................................800-523-1235
Three day fourth of July rodeo featuring traditional rodeo
events including team roping, barrel racing, bronc and bull
riding.
www.hainesstampede.com
Elgin ..........................................................541-963-2136
Celebrate the traditions of the old west with a PRCA rodeo,
bull and bronc riding, racing, parade, dance, food vendors,
and more.
www.elginstampede.com
HELLS CANYON JUNIOR RODEO
HAINES STAMPEDE RODEO
JULY 4
JULY 12 - 13
Wallowa Lake, Wallowa & Lostine ......... 541-426-4622
Come & enjoy the 4th of July with a parade in Wallowa,
Shake the Lake fireworks at the foot of Wallowa Lake & The
Lostine Flea Market.
Nyssa ........................................................541-372-5557
4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION
JUNE 14 - AUGUST 11
RIC GENDRON: RATTLEBONE
Pendleton .................................................541-966-9748
Extensive collection of art, traditional objects and craftwork
from this Native Colville/Umatilla artist and his family.
www.tamastslikt.org
4TH OF JULY FIREWORKS
GREAT OWYHEE RIDE
Ontario ......................................................541-889-9206
Ride to Owyhee.
www.greatowyheeride.com
Ontario ......................................................541-889-8012
JULY 4
11TH ANNUAL FIREFIGHTERS BREAKFAST
JUNE 28 - 30
BAKER CITY CYCLING CLASSIC
JAN FEB MAR
Baker City.................................................800-523-1235
3-day, 4-stage bicycle race including Catherine Creek road
race, downtown time trials, downtown criterium through
Historic Baker City & the Tour D’ Horn road race along the
Elkhorn Scenic Byway & Dooley Mountain. See website for
info, registration.
www.bakercitycycling.org
NYSSA NITE RODEO
JULY 12 - 14
CRAZY DAYS
JULY 4
JUNE 15
ELGIN STAMPEDE
La Grande ................................................. 541-963-1223
Celebrate La Grande’s annual event with a parade, craft
and food vendors, and an antique car show.
www.lagrandemainstreet.org/welcome/la-grande-crazy-days
JULY 12 - 15
HELLS CANYON MOTORCYCLE RALLY
Come enjoy breakfast served by the Firefighters, 7-10am.
$5 each or $15 for a family of four. Ace Hardware parking
lot, 175 S Main St.
www.mfcity.com
Baker City.................................................800-523-1235
Discover Baker County’s three scenic byways during this
4 day motorcycle rally with rides including the Devils Tail,
Road Rash Pass, Gold Rush and Ghost Towns and of course
Hells Canyon. For more information, visit our website.
www.hellscanyonrally.com
JULY 5
JULY 19 - 20
BAKER CITY
BAKER CITY BRONC AND BULL RIDING
APR
MAY JUN
Ontario ......................................................541-889-8691
Baker City................................................. 541-519-2515
Baker City.................................................800-523-1235
Two days of action packed rodeo. Friday night it’s all bronc
riding and Saturday is all bull riding. Tickets $15 per night
general admission or $40 both nights reserved seating. For
more information or to order tickets, visit our website.
www.bakerbroncsandbulls.com
JULY 2 - 4
JULY 5 - 8
JULY 19 - 21
Sumpter ....................................................541-894-2314
Wallowa ....................................................541-886-3101
This is a 3 day celebration of traditional Native American culture
thru song & dance. On the last day there is a friendship feast.
www.walowanezperce.org
JUNE 29
JAPAN NITE OBON FESTIVAL
HAINES DAY 4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION
Haines .......................................................800-523-1235
Small town Americana at its best during this three day
celebration including a cowboy breakfast, parade, salmon
bake, live music in the park, and of course the Haines
Stampede Rodeo and the fourth of July Fireworks finale.
www.cityofhainesor.org
JUL AUG
JULY 10
SUMMER FARM FESTIVAL
Ontario ...................................................... 541-889-2174
SEPT
JULY 11 - 13
23RD ANNUAL TAMKALIKS CELEBRATION
& POW WOW
JULY 19 - 21
MINERS JUBILEE
Baker City.....................541-523-5855 / 888-523-5855
A 3 day festival with retail & food vendors, parade, state
gold panning & hand steeling championships, art in the
park, sidewalk sales & live music.
www.visitbaker-minersjubilee.blogspot.com
THUNDEREGG DAYS “ROCKS & MORE”
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Nyssa ........................................................541-372-3091
48th Annual rock show with vendors, artisans, music,
food, car show too! Daily rock tours depart at 7am.
Held on shady elementary school grounds. Facebook:
ThundereggDaysFestival.
www.nyssachamber.com
DEC
800.484.9969
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JULY 20 - 21
CARVIN BY THE BLUES
Eastern Oregon’s only chainsaw carving competition in
its 9th year. Daily quick carve competition. Food and craft
vendors. Free event!
www.mfchamber.com
AUGUST 8 - 10
AUGUST 17 - 18
Joseph ....................................................... 541-432-1015
Celebrating 68 years of Western Heritage PRCA sanctioned
rodeos, Indian encampment, parade, dancing and vendor booths.
www.chiefjosephdays.com
John Day .................................................... 541-575-1900
Sumpter ....................................................800-523-1235
Two days of summer fun and music at the Sumpter
fairgrounds with live music, and family games and
activities including sack races, watermelon eating contest
and more. For more information, visit our website.
68TH ANNUAL CHIEF JOSEPH DAYS RODEO
GRANT COUNTY FAIR
AUGUST 10
JULY 26 - 28
SOLWEST RENEWABLE ENERGY FAIR
John Day ....................................................541-575-3633
Living, Food & Traditional Skills, Solar, Wind & Water Power.
Vendor exhibits, speakers & over 50 workshops. Program
guide online at www.solwest.org.
www.solwest.org
17TH ANNUAL BRONZE BLUES & BREWS
Joseph ....................................................... 541-432-1015
Best Little Fest in the Northwest. Enjoy a day filled with the
Blues, Microbrews, wine, food & bronze sculptures.
www.bronzebluesbrews.com
HUCKLEBERRY FESTIVAL
North Powder
This event celebrates the locally grown huckleberry with a
parade, vendors, kids’ activities, and a Huckleberry Dessert
Contest.
AUGUST 15 - 18
Baker City.................................................541-523-5439
Three day short film festival at the Historic Eltrym Theater
in Baker City. For more information including entry
submissions, visit our website.
www.welikeemshort.com
AUGUST 16 - 18
JULY 30 - AUGUST 3
MALHEUR COUNTY FAIR & RODEO
Ontario ......................................................541-889-3431
7TH ANNUAL BRONZE BIKE MOTORCYCLE
RENDEZVOUS
Joseph ....................................................... 541-398-1142
All bikers and makes of bikes are welcome. Come & join us
for a fun weekend, vendors, show ‘n shine, live music, &
poker run & more.
www.bronzebikerally.com
UNION COUNTY FAIR
La Grande .................................................541-963-8588
Annual county fair includes a carnival, food and crafts, 4H
and FFA judging, livestock, and plenty of fun.
AUGUST 2
BAKER CITY MEMORY CRUISE
Baker City.................................................541-856-3523
Classic car show including all day show n shine, valve cover
races, and live music in Baker City’s Geiser Pollman park
followed by the Durkee Steak Feed at Quail Ridge Golf Course.
www.facebook.com/bakercitymemorycruise
AUGUST 24 - 25
CELTIC FESTIVAL
La Grande .................................................541-975-3952
SAAA sanctioned Scottish Highland Games. Activities for all
ages. Food vendors, beer garden and live music.
www.wix.com/celtic01/neoregoncelts
AUGUST 16 - 18
MUDDY FROGWATER COUNTRY
CLASSIC FESTIVAL
Talent of the Valley features a variety of performers competing for a spot in Sunday’s finals, while the Friday & Saturday
night concerts offer great local bands. Muddy Frogwater
parade, Kiddie Land, variety of vendors, bingo, art show,
softball tourney.
www.mfchamber.com, www.muddyfrogwaterfestival.com
BAKER COUNTY FAIR AND PANHANDLE RODEO
Halfway ..................................................... 541-742-4222
Baker County Fair and Panhandle Rodeo in Halfway.
Classic small town county fair including a parade, carnival,
livestock and craft exhibits, and three days of action packed
rodeo along the Hells Canyon Scenic byway.
www.halfwayfairandrodeo.com
MAY JUN
Baker City................................................. 541-519-2515
AUGUST 24
AUGUST 17
COVE CHERRY FAIR AND ARTS FESTIVAL
AUGUST 3
Burns.........................................................541-573-2636
AUGUST 3 - 10
WALLOWA COUNTY FAIR
BAKER COUNTY FAIR
541-889-8012
(tOll free 1-866-989-8012)
WWW.OntariOChamber.COm
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OntariO Chamber Of COmmerCe - 876 S.W. 4th ave. OntariO, Or
NOV
Baker City.................................................541-523-7881
Quintessential small town Country fair with $-H, Livestock,
Craft exhibits and family entertainment and games. For
more information, visit our website.
www.bakercounty.org/fair
Ontario OreGOn
OCT
AUGUST 8 - 10
SEPT
Enterprise................................................ 541-426-4097
Cove ..........................................................541-568-4514
This festival starts with a fun run and includes artists
teaching classes, as well as several vendor booths.
www.coveoregon.org/calendarandevents_cherryfair_schedule.shtml
JUL AUG
THE CHRIS MILLER MEMORIAL STEENS
MOUNTAIN RIM RUN
APR
BAKER CITY
ANDY WARHOL: COWBOYS & INDIANS
JAN FEB MAR
JULY 31 - AUGUST 3
AUGUST 23 - OCTOBER 26
Pendleton .................................................541-966-9748
Western images reworked by Warhol in his trademark style. Warhol
turns “person” into “product” in this iconic pop art exhibit.
www.tamastslikt.org
WE LIKE ‘EM SHORT FILM FESTIVAL
JULY 27
4TH ANNUAL MUSIC IN THE MEADOWS
EASTERN OREGON
JULY 24 - 28
EASTERN OREGON
SEPTEMBER 6
Sumpter ....................................................541-894-2314
Baker City................................................. 541-519-2515
BAKER CITY
SEPTEMBER 11 - 14
103RD ANNUAL PENDLETON ROUND-UP
Pendleton ................................................ 800-457-6336
Large outdoor rodeo, concert, parades, pro bull riders,
Happy Canyon Night Pageant, Native American village,
Western artisans & more . . . Let ‘er Buck!
www.pendletonroundup.com
SEPTEMBER 19
THE GREAT SALT LICK ART AUCTION
AUGUST 31
SEPTEMBER 6 - 8
Enterprise.................................................541-426-3390
The sweetest little music festival in Eastern OR. Festivalgoers
will enjoy many styles of music as well as great food & drink.
www.juniperjam.com
Enterprise..................... 541-263-0104 / 541-426-3271
Annual mule show events include: classes for all ages &
skill level, cowboy poetry, quilt show, Dutch oven cook-off,
mule & horse sale.
www.hellscanyonmuledays.com
Baker City.................................................800-523-1235
Celebrate the arts in historic Baker City with this one of a
kind art auction featuring locally crafted salt licks by some of
Baker County’s most artistic cows, horses, deer and other four
legged artists. Proceeds benefit OHSU Parkinson research.
www.saltlickcity.com
SEPTEMBER 10 - 14
SEPTEMBER 20 - 21
Pendleton .................................................541-278-9332
The Greatest Free Show in the West! 5 stages, 5 city blocks,
over 250 hours of free entertainment - including 35 food,
35 craft booths.
www.mainstreetcowboys.org
Baker City to La Grande .......................... 541-388-1860
Longest relay in the Americas and the 2nd longest in the world!
Race along the beautiful Hells Canyon Scenic Byway to La Grande.
www.hellscanyonrelay.com
5TH ANNUAL JUNIPER JAM
LABOR DAY WEEKEND WAGON ENCAMPMENT
Baker City.................................................541-523-1843
Experience the food, music, stories, and activities of an
Oregon Trail wagon train “nooning” with living history
performances, and exhibits at the Oregon Trail Interpretive
Center in Baker City.
www.visiteasternoregon.com/entry/labor-day-wagonencampment/
33RD ANNUAL HELLS CANYON MULE DAYS
THE GREATEST FREE SHOW IN THE WEST
HELLS CANYON RELAY
SEPTEMBER 26 - SEPTEMBER 29
ALPENFEST IN THE WALLOWAS
SEPTEMBER 4 - 8
JAN FEB MAR
THE HARNEY COUNTY FAIR, RODEO &
RACEMEET
Burns.........................................................541-573-2636
Joseph & Wallowa Lake ...........................541-432-0209
Alpenfest returns in 2013, featuring polka music, dancing,
yodeling, Swill German cuisine, crafts & gift shopping.
www.oregonalpenfest.com
OCTOBER 4
Plan to Attend The 33rd Annual
APR
Hells
Canyon
Mule Days
BAKER CITY
Baker City................................................. 541-519-2515
MAY JUN
Rated “E” For Everyone!
JUL AUG
the weekend after labor day
SeptemBer 6-7-8, 2013
enterprise, oregon
wallowa county fairgrounds
103 y e ars o f authe n tic
we s t e rn t r a d ition
SEPT
OCT
Mule show with events and gaMes for all ages
NoN-motorized parade • Saturday Night BBQ
Quilt Show • mule cliNic • d.o. cook-off
old world oxeN liviNg hiStory compaNy
cowBoy poetry gatheriNg • mule & horSe Sale
veNdorS/exhiBitS aNd weSterN art oN the greeN
NOV
EXPERIENCE A GREAT TIME IN N.E. OREGON
DEC
Visit www.hellscanyonmuledays.com or 888-323-3271
and
®
HAPPY CANYON
®
®
September 11-14, 2013
800-457-6336 • www.pendletonroundup.com
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DECEMBER 6 - 7
DECEMBER 7 - DECEMBER 8
Baker City................................................. 541-519-2515
Free celebration of the arts in Baker City. Festivities start
Friday night with the monthly 1st Friday Art Walk in historic
downtown, and then more than a dozen local artists open
their studios to the public Saturday and Sunday.
www.shorttermgallery.com
Ontario ......................................................541-889-3431
Visit Northeast Oregon and enjoy newly released wines
from local wineries. A great time to shop for gifts, but don’t
forget yourself!
BAKER OPEN STUDIO TOUR
OCTOBER 5 - NOVEMBER 2
CORNFIELD MAZE
Ontario ...................................................... 208-741-7222
www.cornfieldmaze.com
HOLIDAY FAIRE AT THE FAIRGROUND
DECEMBER 7
TWILIGHT CHRISTMAS PARADE AND TREE
LIGHTING
Baker City................................................ 541-523-5442
Everything you love about the holidays. Twilight Christmas
Parade followed by the lighting of the community Christmas
tree and shopping for that perfect holiday gift in historic
downtown Baker City.
www.historicbakercity.com
HOLIDAY BARREL TASTING
DECEMBER 13 - DECEMBER 14
HOLIDAY FAIRE AT THE FAIRGROUNDS
Ontario ......................................................541-889-3431
DECEMBER 14
NYSSA NITE LITE PARADE
OCTOBER 10 - 13
TRAILING OF THE SHEEP FESTIVAL
Sun Valley, Ketchum, Hailey, ID ............. 208-720-0585
www.trailingofthesheep.org
NOVEMBER 1
BAKER CITY
Nyssa ........................................................541-372-3091
DECEMBER 7
WINTER WONDERLAND PARADE
Ontario ......................................................541-889-8012
Ontario is known for its wonderful annual Winter Wonderland
Christmas Parade, the largest Christmas Parade in our region.
It is held on the first Saturday of December. Parade, floats,
marching bands and Santa Claus!
EASTERN OREGON
OCTOBER 5 - 6
Baker City................................................. 541-519-2515
JAN FEB MAR
NOVEMBER 1 - 3
FALL WINE RELEASE WEEKEND
NOVEMBER 1-3
PARANORMAL WEEKEND
APR
Experience Grant County
NOVEMBER 2
Ontario ......................................................541-889-8191
www.4rcc.com
NOVEMBER 9
Ontario ..................................................... 541-889-6649
GRANT CO. CHAMBER of COMMERCE 301 West Main St., John Day, OR 97845
541-575-0547 • 1-800-769-5664 • Fax 541-575-1932
www.gcoregonlive.com • gcadmin@gcoregonlive.com
OCT
DECEMBER 6
Promote your event…
Call 503.546.9886 to be included in the 2014 Oregon Events Calendar.
OFEA members receive a 15% discount on display advertising!
DEC
Baker City................................................. 541-519-2515
More events are added throughout the year!
Check www.oregonfestivals.org for a current list of events throughout the state of Oregon.
NOV
BAKER CITY
SEPT
VETERANS DAY PARADE
JUL AUG
EVERYTHING FITZ
MAY JUN
Baker City................................................. 541-523-1889
Intrigued by the stories of ghosts? Want to investigate?
Here’s your opportunity to really get into the ghost hunting
thing! Seminars on best practices for ghost hunting,
opportunities to meet the real TAPS team, and of course
actual investigations of historic landmark buildings in
Historic Baker City. More info, schedule and reservations at
www.geisergrand.com/events/?m=20131101&cat=3
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vIsItOr Centers & tOUrIsM OrganIZatIOns
VISITOR CENTERS &
TOURISM ORGANIZATIONS
AffiliAted tribes of Northwest iNdiANs tourism CeNter
1827 NE 44th Ave. Suite 130, Portland, OR 97213-1443
503-249-5770 FAX: 503-249-5773
www.atnitribes.org
AlbANy Visitors AssoCiAtioN
PO Box 965 / 250 Broadalbin SW, Suite 110, Albany, OR 97321
541-928-0911 FAX: 541-926-1500
TOLL-FREE: 800-526-2256 (USA only)
AshlANd ChAmber of CommerCe/CVb
PO Box 1360 / 110 E Main St., Ashland, OR 97520
541-482-3486 FAX: 541-482-2350 www.ashlandchamber.com
AstoriA/wArreNtoN AreA ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 176 / 111 W Marine Dr., Astoria, OR 97103-0176
503-325-6311 FAX: 503-325-9767
www.oldoregon.com
TOLL-FREE: 800-875-6807
AstoriA/wArreNtoN highwAy 101
Visitor CeNter (seAsoNAl)
CeNtrAl oregoN CoAst AssoCiAtioN
PO Box 74 / 137 First St., Newport, OR 97365
541-574-2679 FAX: 541-265-2188 www.thepeoplescoast.com
TOLL-FREE: 888-628-2101
CeNtrAl oregoN Visitors AssoCiAtioN
PO Box 1001, Elgin, OR 97827
541-786-1770
CeNtrAl PoiNt ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 298 / 475 SE Main St, Estacada, OR 97023
503-630-3483
www.estacadachamber.net
ChArlestoN Visitors CeNter
24949 Hwy. 126
PO Box 335, Veneta, OR 97487
541-935-8443 FAX:541-935-1164
PO Box 5046 / 150 Manzanita St., Central Point, OR 97502
541-664-5301 FAX: 541-664-3667 www.centralpointchamber.org
PO Box 5735 / Boat Basin Dr. & Cape Arago Hwy., Charleston, OR 97420
541-888-2311 (Seasonal)
TOLL-FREE: 800-824-8486
415 E Sheridan St., Newberg, OR 97132
503-538-2014 FAX: 503-538-2463
bAker CouNty ChAmber & Visitor bureAu
490 Campbell St., Baker City, OR 97814
541-523-5855 FAX: 541-523-9187
TOLL-FREE: 888-523-5855
www.visitbaker.com
www.chehalemvalley.org
ChristmAs VAlley ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 65, Christmas Valley, OR 97641
541-576-3838 FAX: 541-576-2387 www.christmasvalleychamber.org
ClAtskANie ChAmber of CommerCe
bANdoN ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 635 / 155 W Hwy. 30, Clatskanie, OR 97016
503-728-2502 FAX: 503-728-2135
www.clatskanie.com
bAy AreA ChAmber of CommerCe
91069 N Willamette St. (information kiosk only)
PO Box 8275, Coburg, OR 97408
www.coburgorchamber.org
PO Box 1515 / 300 SE Second St., Bandon, OR 97411
541-347-3876 FAX: 541-347-7006
www.bandon.com
PO Box 210 / 145 Central Ave., Coos Bay, OR 97420
541-266-0868 FAX: 541-267-6704 www.oregonsadventurecoast.com
Coburg ChAmber of CommerCe
CollidiNg riVers iNformAtioN CeNter (seAsoNAl)
beAVertoN AreA ChAmber of CommerCe
12655 SW Center Suite 140, Beaverton, OR 97005
503-644-0123 FAX: 503-526-0349
www.beaverton.org
18782 N Umpqua Hwy., Glide, OR 97443
541-496-0157
ColumbiA riVer gorge Visitors AssoCiAtioN
beNd ChAmber of CommerCe
777 NW Wall St. Suite 200, Bend, OR 97701
541-382-3221 FAX: 541-385-9929
www.bendchamber.org
TOLL-FREE: 800-905-BEND
404 W Second St., The Dalles, OR 97058
TOLL-FREE: 800-984-6743
www.crgva.org
estACAdA ChAmber of CommerCe
ferN ridge ChAmber of CommerCe
www.fernridgechamber.com
floreNCe AreA ChAmber of CommerCe
290 Hwy. 101, Florence, OR 97439
541-997-3128 FAX: 541-997-4101
forest groVe ChAmber of CommerCe
2417 Pacific Ave., Forest Grove, OR 97116
503-357-3006 FAX: 503-357-2367
www.fgchamber.org
gold beACh Visitors CeNter
94080 Shirley lane, Gold Beach, OR 97444
541-247-7526 FAX: 541-247-0187
www.goldbeach.org
grANt CouNty ChAmber of CommerCe
301 W Main St., John Day, OR 97845
541-575-0547
TOLL-FREE: 800-769-5664
www.gcoregonlive.com
grANts PAss tourism
1995 NW Vine St. , Grants Pass, OR 97526
541-476-5510 FAX: 541-476-9574
www.visitgrantspass.org
greshAm AreA ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 1768 / 701 NE Hood Ave., Gresham, OR 97030
503-665-1131 FAX: 503-666-1041 www.greshamchamber.org
CoNdoN ChAmber of CommerCe
beNd Visitor & CoNVeNtioN bureAu
elgiN ChAmber of CommerCe
661 SW Powerhouse Dr Suite 1301, Bend, OR 97702
541-389-8799 FAX: 541-385-9487 www.visitcentraloregon.com
TOLL-FREE: 800-800-8334
ChehAlem VAlley ChAmber of CommerCe
143 S Hwy. 101, Warrenton, OR 97146
503-861-1031
disCoVer klAmAth
205 Riverside Dr., Klamath Falls, OR 97601
541-882-1501 FAX: 541-273-2017 www.discoverklamath.com
TOLL-FREE: 800-445-6728 (USA & Canada only)
hePPNer ChAmber of CommerCe
www.visitbend.com
116 S Main St./PO Box 315 , Condon, OR 97823-0315
541-384-7777 FAX: 541-839-4680
www.condonchamber.org
boArdmAN ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 1 / 206 N Main St., Boardman, OR 97818
541-481-3014 FAX: 541-481-2733
www.visitboardman.com
50 Central Ave., Coos Bay, OR 97420
541-269-0215 FAX: 541-269-2861 www.oregonsadventurecoast.com
PO Box 185 / 415 S Hwy. 395, Hermiston, OR 97838
541-567-6151 FAX: 541-564-9109 www.hermistonchamber.com
brookiNgs-hArbor ChAmber of CommerCe
Coquille ChAmber of CommerCe
5193 NE Elam Young Pkwy, Suite A, Hillsboro, OR 97124
503-648-1102 FAX: 503-681-0535
www.hillchamber.org
917 NW Harriman, Bend, OR 97701
541-382-8048 FAX: 541-382-8568
TOLL-FREE: 800-949-6086
Coos bAy - NorthbeNd Visitor & CoNVeNtioN bureAu
PO Box 940 / 16330 Lower Harbor Rd., Brookings, OR 97415
541-469-3181 FAX: 541-469-4094
www.brookingsor.com
TOLL-FREE: 800-535-9469
119 N Birch, Coquille, OR 97423
541-396-3414
browNsVille ChAmber of CommerCe
553 NW Harrison Blvd., Corvallis, OR 97330
541-757-1544 FAX: 541-753-2664
www.visitcorvallis.com
www.coquillechamber.net
PO Box 1232 / W May St. at Main, Heppner, OR 97836
541-676-5536 FAX: 541-676-9650 www.heppnerchamber.com
greAter hermistoN ChAmber of CommerCe
greAter hillsboro AreA ChAmber of CommerCe
hood riVer CouNty ChAmber of CommerCe
CorVAllis tourism
405 Portway Ave, Hood River, OR 97031
541-386-2000 FAX: 541-386-2057
CottAge groVe ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 312 / 201 Caves Hwy., Cave Junction, OR 97523
541-592-3326
www.cavejunctionoregon.com
PO Box 35 / 191 SE Second Ave., Canby, OR 97013
503-266-4600 FAX: 503-266-4338 www.canbyareachamber.org
Creswell Visitor CeNter
PO Box 577 / 99 S First St., Creswell, OR 97426
541-895-5161 FAX: 541-895-5161 www.creswellchamber.com
PO Box 33 / 185 N Oregon St., Jacksonville, OR 97530
541-899-8118 FAX: 541-899-4462 www.jacksonvilleoregon.org
CANNoN beACh ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 161, Brownsville, OR 97327
541-466-5709
www.historicbrownsville.com
burNs/hArNey CouNty ChAmber of CommerCe
484 N Broadway, Burns, OR 97720
541-573-2636 FAX: 541-573-3408
www.harneycounty.com
CANby AreA ChAmber of CommerCe
700 E Gibbs Suite C, Cottage Grove, OR 97424
541-942-2411 FAX: 888-832-2045
www.cgchamber.com
www.hoodriver.org
illiNois VAlley ChAmber of CommerCe
JACksoNVille ChAmber of CommerCe
JuNCtioN City-hArrisburg ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 64 / 207 E Spruce, Cannon Beach, OR 97110
503-436-2623 FAX: 503-436-0910
www.cannonbeach.org
Crooked riVer rANCh - terreboNNe ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 1502, Crooked River Ranch, OR 97760
541-923-2679
www.crrchamber.com
585 Greenwood St., Junction City, OR 97448
541-998-6154 FAX: 541-998-1037
www.jch-chamber.org
CANyoNVille iNformAtioN CeNter
PO Box 765 / 250 N Main, Canyonville, OR 97417
541-839-4258 FAX: 541-839-4680 www.cityofcanyonville.com
CulVer Visitors iNformAtioN CeNter
PO Box 320 / 411 First Ave., Culver, OR 97734
541-546-6032 FAX: 541-546-2643
980 Chemawa Rd. NE, Keizer, OR 97303
503-393-9111 FAX: 503-393-1003
www.keizerchamber.com
CANyoNVille ChAmber of CommerCe
dAllAs AreA ChAmber of CommerCe
207 Depot St., La Grande, OR 97850
TOLL-FREE: 800-848-9969
www.unioncountychamber.org
PO Box 1028, Canyonville, OR 97417
541-839-4258
www.canyonvillechamber.org
Port of CAsCAde loCks Visitors CeNter
PO Box 307 / 355 WaNaPa St. at Marine Park, Cascade Locks, OR
97014
541-374-8619 FAX: 541-374-8428
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PO Box 377 / 119 SW Court St, Dallas, OR 97338
503-623-2564 FAX: 503-623-8936
dePoe bAy ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 21 / 70 NE Hwy 101, Depoe Bay, OR 97341
541-765-2889 FAX: 541-765-2836
www.depoebaychamber.or
TOLL-FREE: 877-485-8348g
2013 OregOn events Calendar
keizer ChAmber of CommerCe
lA grANde/uNioN CouNty ChAmber of CommerCe
lA PiNe ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 616 / 51425 Hwy. 97 Suite A, La Pine, OR 97739
541-536-9771 FAX: 541-536-8410
www.lapine.org
North beNd iNformAtioN CeNter
sANdy AreA ChAmber of CommerCe
1380 Sherman Ave./Hwy 101, North Bend, OR 97459
541-756-4613 FAX: 541-756-8527
TOLL-FREE: 800-472-9176
PO Box 536 / 38963 Pioneer Blvd., Sandy, OR 97055
503-668-4006 FAX: 503-668-3459 www.sandyoregonchamber.org
lAke oswego ChAmber of CommerCe
North ClACkAmAs CouNty ChAmber of CommerCe
7 North Roosevelt Dr., Seaside, OR 97138
503-738-3097 FAX: 503-738-0198
www.seasideor.com
PO Box 368 / 242 B Ave., Lake Oswego, OR 97034-3135
503-636-3634 FAX: 503-636-7427
www.lake-oswego.com
lAkeside ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 333, Lakeside, OR 97449
541-759-3981
www.lakesideoregonchambers.com
lebANoN AreA ChAmber of CommerCe
1040 Park St., Lebanon, OR 97355
541-258-7164 FAX: 541-258-7166
seAside Visitors bureAu
7740 SE Harmony Rd., Milwaukie, OR 97222
503-654-7777 FAX: 503-653-9515
www.yourchamber.com
North sANtiAm ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 222 / 825 W Santiam Blvd., Mill City, OR 97360
503-897-5000 FAX: 503-897-4600
www.nschamber.org
NyssA ChAmber of CommerCe & AgriCulture
www.lebanon-chamber.org
liNColN City Visitors & CoNVeNtioN bureAu
105 Main St., Nyssa, OR 97913
541-372-3091 FAX: 541-372-3091
sherwood ChAmber of CommerCe
www.nyssachamber.com
oAkridge/westfir ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 217, Oakridge, OR 97463
541-782-4146 FAX: 541-782-1081
mAdrAs-JeffersoN CouNty ChAmber of CommerCe
876 SW Fourth Ave., Ontario, OR 97914
541-889-8012 FAX: 541-889-8331 www.ontariochamber.com
TOLL-FREE: 866-989-8012
mAuPiN AreA ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 220, Maupin, OR 97037
541-993-1708 www.maupinoregon.com
mCkeNzie riVer ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 505 / 44643 McKenzie Hwy., Walterville, OR 97413
541-822-3350
www.mckenziechamber.com
mCmiNNVille ChAmber of CommerCe
417 NW Adams St., McMinnville, OR 97128
503-472-6196 FAX: 503-472-6198
www.mcminnville.org
medford Visitors & CoNVeNtioN bureAu
101 E Eighth St., Medford, OR 97501
541-608-8516 FAX: 541-776-4808
TOLL-FREE: 800-469-6307
www.visitmedford.org
medford Visitor iNformAtioN CeNter
At Harry & David Country Village
1314 Center Dr. Suite E, Medford, OR 97501
541-776-4021 FAX: 541-772-5329
TOLL-FREE: 800-469-6307
oNtArio ChAmber of CommerCe/Visitors &
CoNVeNtioN bureAu
www.metoliusriver.com
miltoN-freewAter ChAmber of CommerCe
157 S Columbia, Milton-Freewater, OR 97862
541-938-5563 FAX: 541-938-5564
www.mfchamber.com
molAllA AreA ChAmber of CommerCe
105 East Main St. Suite 3/PO Box 578, Molalla, OR 97038
503-829-6941 FAX: 503-829-7949 www.molallachamber.com
moNmouth-iNdePeNdeNCe ChAmber of CommerCe
309 Pacific Ave. North, Monmouth, OR 97361
503-838-4268 FAX: 503-838-6658
www.micc-or.org
mouNt ANgel ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 221 / 5 N Garfield St., Mt. Angel, OR 97362
503-845-9440 FAX: 503-845-6190
www.mtangel.org
mt. hood Visitor iNformAtioN CeNters
www.mthood.info
Zigzag Ranger District
Mt. Hood National Forest
70220 E. Hwy 26, Zigzag, OR 97049
503-622-3191
Mt. Hood Cultural Center & Museum
88900 E. Hwy 26 Business Loop, Government Camp, OR 97028
503-272-3301
myrtle PoiNt ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 265 / 424 Fifth St., Myrtle Point, OR 97458
541-572-5200 FAX: 541-572-2097 www.myrtlepointchamber.org
PO Box 257 / 426 S Water St., Silverton, OR 97381
503-873-5615 FAX: 503-873-7144 www.silvertonchamber.org
sisters ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 430 / 291 E. Main Ave., Sisters, OR 97759
541-549-0251 FAX: 541-549-4253
www.sisterscountry.com
TOLL-FREE: 866-549-0252
south ColumbiA CouNty ChAmber of CommerCe
2194 Columbia Blvd., St. Helens, OR 97051
503-397-0685 FAX: 503-397-7196
oregoN CAVes iNformAtioN stAtioN/oregoN CAVes
NAtioNAl moNumeNt
www.nps.gov/orca
www.sccchamber.org
sPriNgfield AreA ChAmber of CommerCe
oregoN City ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 155 / 101 South A St., Springfield, OR 97477
541-746-1651 FAX: 541-726-4727 www.springfield-chamber.org
TOLL-FREE: 866-346-1651
oregoN tourism CommissioN/trAVel oregoN
PO Box 121 / 175 E High St., Stayton, OR 97383
503-769-3464 FAX: 503-769-3463 www.staytonsublimitychamber.org
PO Box 226 / 1201 Washington St., Oregon City, OR 97045
503-656-1619 FAX: 503-656-2274
www.oregoncity.org
670 Hawthorne Ave. SE, Suite 240, Salem, OR 97301
503-378-8850 FAX: 503-378-4574
www.traveloregon.com
TOLL-FREE: 800-547-7842 (To order brochures)
PACifiC City-NestuCCA VAlley ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 75, Cloverdale, OR 97112
503-392-4340
TOLL-FREE: 888-549-2632
stAytoN/sublimity ChAmber of CommerCe
suNriVer AreA ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 3246 / Sunriver Village Mall Bldg. 5, Sunriver, OR 97707
541-593-8149 FAX: 541-593-3581 www.sunriverchamber.com
sutherliN Visitors iNformAtioN CeNter
www.pcnvchamber.org
PO Box 327 / 1310 W Central Ave., Sutherlin, OR 97479
541-459-5829 FAX: 541-459-0188
501 S Main, Pendleton, OR 97801
541-276-7411 FAX: 541-276-8849 www.pendletonchamber.com
1575 Main St., Sweet Home, OR 97386
541-367-6186 FAX: 541-367-6150 www.sweethomechamber.org
PhilomAth AreA ChAmber of CommerCe
404 W Second St., The Dalles, OR 97058
541-296-2231 FAX: 541-296-1688 www.thedalleschamber.com
PeNdletoN ChAmber of CommerCe
metolius riVer AssoCiAtioN
PO Box 64, Camp Sherman, OR 97730
541-595-6711
www.oakridgechamber.com
19000 Caves Hwy., Cave Junction, OR 97523
541-592-2100 FAX: 541-592-3981
PO Box 805 / 16065 SW Railroad St., Sherwood, OR 97140
503-625-7800 FAX: 503-625-7550 www.sherwoodchamber.org
silVertoN AreA ChAmber of CommerCe
801 SW Hwy. 101, Lincoln City, OR 97367
541-996-1274 FAX: 541-994-2408
www.oregoncoast.org
TDD: 541-994-7432
PO Box 770 / 274 SW Fourth St., Madras, OR 97741
541-475-2350 FAX: 541-475-4341 www.madraschamber.com
TOLL-FREE: 800-967-3564
shermAN CouNty Visitors CeNter
PO Box 173 / 200 Dewey St., Moro, OR 97039
541-565-3232 FAX: 541-565-3080 www.sherman-county.com
PO Box 606 / 2395 Main St., Philomath, OR 97370
541-929-2454 FAX: 541-929-4420 www.philomathchamber.org
PhoeNix ChAmber of CommerCe
sweet home ChAmber of CommerCe
the dAlles AreA ChAmber of CommerCe
tigArd AreA ChAmber of CommerCe
205 Fern Valley Rd. Suite M-1/PO Box 998, Phoenix, OR 97535
541-535-6956 FAX: 541-535-5210 www.phoenixoregonchamber.org
12345 SW Main St., Tigard, OR 97223
503-639-1656 FAX: 503-639-6302
Port orford ChAmber of CommerCe
tillAmook ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 637 / 502 Jefferson/Battlerock City Park, Port Orford, OR 97465
541-332-8055 FAX: 541-332-8055 www.discoverportorford.com
PortlANd oregoN iNformAtioN CeNter
Pioneer Courthouse Square
701 SW 6th Ave. at Morrison, Portland, OR 97205
503-275-8355 FAX: 503-275-9284
www.travelportland.com
TOLL-FREE: 877-678-5263
PriNeVille-Crook CouNty ChAmber of CommerCe
102 NW Second St., Prineville, OR 97754
541-447-6304 FAX: 541-447-6537
redmoNd ChAmber of CommerCe
446 SW Seventh, Redmond, OR 97756
541-923-5191 FAX: 541-923-6442 www.visitredmondoregon.com
reedsPort/wiNChester bAy ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 11 / 855 Highway Ave., Reedsport, OR 97467
541-271-3495 FAX: 541-271-3496
www.reedsportcc.org
TOLL-FREE: 800-247-2155
roCkAwAy beACh ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 198 / 103 South First St., Rockaway Beach, OR 97136
503-355-8108 FAX: 503-355-2002
www.rockawaybeach.net
www.tigardchamber.org
3705 Hwy. 101 N, Tillamook, OR 97141
503-842-7525 FAX: 503-842-7526 www.tillamookchamber.org
toledo ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 249 / 311 NE First, Toledo, OR 97391
541-336-3183
www.visittoledooregon.com
trAVel lANe CouNty
PO Box 10286 / 754 Olive St., Eugene, OR 97440
541-484-5307 FAX: 541-343-6335 www.travellanecounty.org
TOLL-FREE: 800-547-5445
trAVel lANe CouNty AdVeNture CeNter
3312 Gateway St. / Crossroads Center, Springfield, OR 97477
541-484-5307 FAX: 541-343-6335 www.travellanecounty.org
TOLL-FREE: 800-547-5445
trAVel PortlANd
701 SW 6th Ave. at Morrison, Portland, OR 97205
503-275-8355 FAX: 503-275-9284
TOLL-FREE: 877-678-5263
trAVel sAlem
PO Box 601 / 425 Nehalem Blvd., Wheeler, OR 97147
503-368-5100 FAX: 503-368-4641 www.nehalembaychamber.com
TOLL-FREE: 877-368-5100
PO Box 475 / 8898 Rogue River Hwy., Rogue River, OR 97537
541-582-0242
www.rrchamber.cc
rogue riVer ChAmber of CommerCe
181 High St. NE, Salem, OR 97301
503-581-4325 FAX: 503-581-4540
www.travelsalem.com
greAter NewPort ChAmber of CommerCe
roseburg Visitors & CoNVeNtioN bureAu
PO Box 701 / 18791 SW Martinazzi Ave. Suite C, Tualatin, OR 97062
503-692-0780 FAX: 503-692-6955 www.tualatinchamber.com
NehAlem bAy AreA ChAmber of CommerCe
555 SW Coast Hwy., Newport, OR 97365
541-265-8801 FAX: 541-265-5589 www.newportchamber.org
PO Box 1262 / 410 SE Spruce, Roseburg, OR 97470
541-672-9731 FAX: 541-673-7868
www.visitroseburg.com
TOLL-FREE: 800-444-9584
tuAlAtiN ChAmber of CommerCe
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VISITOR CENTERS & TOURISM ORGANIZATIONS
lAke CouNty ChAmber of CommerCe
126 North E St., Lakeview, OR 97630
541-947-6040 FAX: 541-947-4892 www.lakecountychamber.org
TOLL-FREE: 877-947-6040
vIsItOr Centers & tOUrIsM OrganIZatIOns
umAtillA ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 67 / 100 Cline Ave., Umatilla, OR 97882
541-922-4825 FAX: 541-922-4825 www.umatillaoregonchamber.org
VAle ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 661 / 255 A St. West, Vale, OR 97918
541-473-3800
www.valechamber.org
VerNoNiA AreA ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 7 / 1001 Bridge St., Vernonia, OR 97064
503-429-6081
www.vernoniachamber.org
wAldPort ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 669 / 620 NW Spring St., Waldport, OR 97394
541-563-2133 FAX: 541-563-6086 www.waldport-chamber.com
wAllowA CouNty ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 427 / 115 Tejaka Lane, Enterprise, OR 97828
541-426-4622 FAX: 541-426-2032 www.wallowacountychamber.com
TOLL-FREE: 800-585-4121
wAshiNgtoN CouNty Visitors AssoCiAtioN
wilsoNVille ChAmber of CommerCe
11000 SW Stratus St. Ste. 170, Beaverton, OR 97008
503-644-5555 FAX: 503-644-9784
www.visitwashingtoncountyoregon.com
PO Box 3737 / 29600 SW Park Pl., Wilsonville, OR 97070
503-682-0411 FAX: 503-682-4189 www.wilsonvillechamber.com
TOLL FREE: 800-647-3843
west ColumbiA gorge ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 68 / 30 NW Glenhart, Winston, OR 97496
541-679-0118 FAX: 541-679-0794
PO Box 245 / 226 W Historic Columbia River Hwy, Troutdale, OR 97060
503-669-7473 Fax: 503-492-3613
west liNN ChAmber of CommerCe
5695 Hood St., West Linn, OR 97068
503-655-6744 FAX: 503-655-4245 www.westlinnchamber.com
west VAlley ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 98 / 147 W Main, Sheridan, OR 97378
(visitor info: Sheridan Public Library)
503-843-4964
wiNstoN Visitor iNformAtioN CeNter
woodburN AreA ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 194 / 124 W. Lincoln St., Woodburn, OR 97071
503-982-8221 FAX: 503-982-8410 www.woodburnchamber.org
yAChAts AreA ChAmber of CommerCe
PO Box 728 / 241 Hwy. 101, Yachats, OR 97498
541-547-3530 FAX: 541-547-4930
www.yachats.org
yAmhill VAlley Visitors AssoCiAtioN
PO Box 774, McMinnville, OR 97128
503-883-7770 FAX: 503-472-9151
www.yamhillvalley.org
Hood River Valley’s rich soil at the base
of Mount Hood makes it one of the state’s
prominent agricultural regions.
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STATE WElCOME CENTERS
oregon maintains staffed travel information centers at select gateways into the state to assist visitors. As operating hours may vary, please call the specific state Welcome center or
go to www.traveloregon.com, and click on travel tools/Visitor centers for specifics.
AshlANd/siskiyou stAte welCome CeNter
Southern Oregon
60 Lowe Rd., Ashland, OR 97520
541-488-1805
AstoriA stAte welCome CeNter
North Coast
111 West Marine Dr., Astoria, OR 97103
503-325-6311
brookiNgs stAte welCome CeNter
South Coast
At Crissey Field State Recreation Site
14433 US Hwy. 101 S, Brookings, OR 97415
541-469-4117
klAmAth stAte welCome CeNter
Southern Oregon
At Midland Rest Area
11001 Hwy. 97 South, Klamath Falls, OR 97603
541-882-7330
lAkeView stAte welCome CeNter
Southern Oregon
126 North E St., Lakeview, OR 97630
541-947-6040
oNtArio stAte welCome CeNter
Eastern Oregon
1202 S Interstate 84 - North, Ontario, OR 97914
541-889-8569
oregoN City stAte welCome CeNter
Greater Portland (At End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center)
Interstate 205, Exit 10
1726 Washington St., Oregon City, OR 97045
800-424-3002
PortlANd iNterNAtioNAl AirPort(Pdx) stAte welCome CeNter
Greater Portland (On the lower level near baggage claim)
7000 NE Airport Way
Portland, OR 97218
503-284-4620
umAtillA stAte welCome CeNter
Northeastern Oregon
100 Cline, Umatilla, OR 97882
541-922-2599
REGIONAl TOURISM ASSOCIATIONS
CeNtrAl oregoN Visitors AssoCiAtioN
661 SW Powerhouse Dr., Suite 1301
Bend, OR 97702
541-389-8799 FAX: 541-385-9487
TOLL-FREE: 800-800-8334
www.visitcentraloregon.com
eAsterN oregoN Visitors AssoCiAtioN
TOLL-FREE: 800-332-1843
www.eova.com
greAter PortlANd
701 SW 6th Ave. at Morrison
Portland, OR 97205
503-275-8355 FAX: 503-275-9284
TOLL-FREE: 877-678-5263
www.visitwashingtoncountyoregon.com
www.mthoodterritory.com
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oregoN CoAst Visitors AssoCiAtioN
PO Box 74 / 137 NE First St.
Newport, OR 97365
541-574-2679 FAX: 541-265-2188
TOLL-FREE: 888-628-2101
www.visittheoregoncoast.com
willAmette VAlley Visitors AssoCiAtioN
250 Broadalbin St. SE, Suite 110
Albany, OR 97321
541-928-0911 FAX: 541-926-1500
TOLL-FREE: 800-526-2256
www.oregonwinecountry.org
mt. hood - ColumbiA riVer gorge tourism AlliANCe
150 Beavercreek Rd., Suite 245
Oregon City, OR 97045
503-655-8490 FAX: 503-742-5907
TOLL-FREE: 800-915-1525
www.mthoodcolumbiagorge.com
southerN oregoN Visitors AssoCiAtioN
PO Box 1645
Medford, OR 97501
www.southernoregon.org
2013 OregOn events Calendar
Considerable effort was made to make this
information as complete and accurate as
possible. if a correction for next year’s
oregon events Calendar will be required,
please call micaela kinish at 503-546-9886.
Consider this your
kayaking, hiking, sailing,
fishing, tasting and staying invitation
to visit Columbia County.
Kayak in Scappoose Bay, a wildlifeladen estuary or hike Warrior Rock Trail,
one of the best in Oregon.
The
storied
Columbia
River flowing by Old Town
St. Helens and marina is
a sporting paradise with
fishing, boating, and sailing.
Festivals include 13 Nights
on the River, featuring
outstanding local musical
talent or the Columbia
County Fair and Rodeo,
Maritime Heritage Festival,
Pirates Festival and Spirit of
Halloweentown.
Sample local flavors at Houlton Bakery,
Klondike Restaurant & Bar or sensational
spirits from Ye Ol’ Grog
Distillery Tasting Room.
Perhaps take home bounty
from Oregon Hill Farms or
Bernet Farms.
The door is always open at
intimate accommodations
like Nob Hill Bed &
Breakfast and Scappoose
Creek Inn or affordable
family-friendly
lodging
such as America’s Best
Value Inn and Best Western
Oak Meadows Inn.
www.travelcolumbiacounty.com
THIS IS THE TERRITORY
WHERE YOU CHOOSE
YOUR OWN ADVENTURE
CELEBRATE 4TH OF JULY
IN ESTACADA
EXPLORE THE
WOODEN SHOE TULIP FARM
HIT THE SLOPES
AT MT. HOOD SKIBOWL
July 3-7, 2013
Our hometown Fourth of July is four days of family fun
with Big Bang Fireworks, Lumber Jacks & Jills
competition, lawnmower racing, carnival, and parade.
Tulip Fest: March 29-May 5, 2013
Pumpkin Fest: Sept. 29-Oct. 31, 2013
Why Wait for the Weekend?
Night Skiing Seven Nights a Week!
With acres of stunning beauty, there is nothing
like the colors of our tulip fields in the spring.
At Mt. Hood Skibowl, America’s largest Night Ski area,
you can ski, board, tube, demo gear and more.
Eagle Creek Road,
one mile from downtown Estacada
(503) 630-3483
www.estacadachamber.com
33814 S Meridian Road
Woodburn, Oregon 97071
(800) 711-2006 | (503) 634-2243
www.woodenshoe.com
87000 E Highway 26
Government Camp, Oregon 97028
(503) 222-BOWL
www.skibowl.com
DISCOVER THE END OF THE
OREGON TRAIL
GET TASTING AT
ST. JOSEF’S WINERY
PLAY AT THE NORTH CLACKAMAS
AQUATIC PARK
Visit our website for events & hours!
Founder’s Day and Gypsy Jazz Fest:
April 6 & 7, 2013
Grape Stomp: September 21-22, 2013
Winter/Spring Big Surf! hours:
noon-7 pm Saturdays & 1-5 pm Sundays
Oregon State/ Mt. Hood Territory Visitor Center
Including a redesigned lounge, research stations,
children’s activities, 24/7 interactive signttage, and
education programs. Schools and groups welcome!
1726 Washington Street
Oregon City, Oregon 97045
(503) 657-9336
www.historicoregoncity.com
Come see why Portland Monthly Magazine
named us one of their favorite wineries to visit in the
Willamette Valley. Open Fri-Sun, noon-5:00 pm.
Other times available, please phone ahead.
28836 S Barlow Road · Canby, Oregon 97013
(503) 651-3190
www.stjosefswinery.com
Surf’s up at North Clackamas Aquatic Park where
you can catch an epic ride in Oregon’s largest wave
pool, zip down water slides and scale the rock wall.
See our website for full schedule.
7300 SE Harmony Road
Milwaukie, Oregon 97222
(503) 557-SURF
www.pdxsurf.com

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