EVENTS

Address: 641 State St. , Lake Oswego, OR 97034
Phone: 503-675-2549

Kids get creative in the park with lots of craft booths and activities in George Rogers Park. Part of the Lake Oswego Festival of the Arts.

Address: 368 S State St, Lake Oswego, OR 97034

This three-day event celebrates the arts and creative endeavors of both up-and-coming and established artists. Exhibits, music, dance, hands-on demonstrations, and food and craft booths come to the Lakewood Center for the Arts as well as Lake Oswego's George Rogers Park. Exhibits include Art in the Park, the non-juried Open Show exhibit, and a special exhibit "Origin Stories: Comics and Identity" which explores comics as a medium of art and self-expression. Immerse yourself in art!

Address: 1726 Washington St., Oregon City, OR 97045
Phone: 503-650-1851

Heritage sites throughout Oregon City open during Oregon City Heritage Days with special activities, displays and presentations. Free transportation is provided between participating heritage sites including End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center, William L Holmes House/Rose Farm, Stevens-Crawford House, Ermatinger House, Museum of the Oregon Territory, McLoughlin & Barclay Houses, Oregon City Elevator and Mt. View Cemetery. Tours begin at 10am and go until 5pm each day.

Address: 368 S State St, Lake Oswego, OR 97034

This three-day event celebrates the arts and creative endeavors of both up-and-coming and established artists. Exhibits, music, dance, hands-on demonstrations, and food and craft booths come to the Lakewood Center for the Arts as well as Lake Oswego's George Rogers Park. Exhibits include Art in the Park, the non-juried Open Show exhibit, and a special exhibit "Origin Stories: Comics and Identity" which explores comics as a medium of art and self-expression. Immerse yourself in art!

Address: 1726 Washington St., Oregon City, OR 97045
Phone: 503-650-1851

Heritage sites throughout Oregon City open during Oregon City Heritage Days with special activities, displays and presentations. Free transportation is provided between participating heritage sites including End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center, William L Holmes House/Rose Farm, Stevens-Crawford House, Ermatinger House, Museum of the Oregon Territory, McLoughlin & Barclay Houses, Oregon City Elevator and Mt. View Cemetery. Tours begin at 10am and go until 5pm each day.

Address: 368 S State St, Lake Oswego, OR 97034

This three-day event celebrates the arts and creative endeavors of both up-and-coming and established artists. Exhibits, music, dance, hands-on demonstrations, and food and craft booths come to the Lakewood Center for the Arts as well as Lake Oswego's George Rogers Park. Exhibits include Art in the Park, the non-juried Open Show exhibit, and a special exhibit "Origin Stories: Comics and Identity" which explores comics as a medium of art and self-expression. Immerse yourself in art!

Address: 19600 Molalla Ave, Oregon City, OR 97045

The Northwest premiere! A wild adventure about a man with a generous heart and a desire to save his country from a usurped throne and dim-witted evil King, Ludwig's Robin Hood is an upbeat, zany comedy full of charm and delightful vigilantes fighting for the rights of Sherwood Forest’s citizens. Thursday-Saturday 7:30pm; Sunday 2:30pm. Tickets available online.

Address: 19600 Molalla Ave, Oregon City, OR 97045

The Northwest premiere! A wild adventure about a man with a generous heart and a desire to save his country from a usurped throne and dim-witted evil King, Ludwig's Robin Hood is an upbeat, zany comedy full of charm and delightful vigilantes fighting for the rights of Sherwood Forest’s citizens. Thursday-Saturday 7:30pm; Sunday 2:30pm. Tickets available online.

Address: 20949 S Harris Rd, Oregon City, OR 97045

Celebrate all things lavender! Pick your own at the U-Pick, or find craft booths a wide array of lavender products. Learn about sustainable agriculture while you enjoy music, food, and lots and lots of lavender. $5 fee/car. Service animals only.

Address: 8100 SW Memorial Drive, Wilsonville, OR 97070

Celebrate Oregon's natural beauty and show your support for great causes at the 2019 Salmon Cycling Classic. The Salmon Cycling Classic offers three great courses for cyclists to choose from: a 90K Gran Fondo, the 60K Medio Fondo, and a free 25K Family Ride. Registration for the 60K and 90K rides includes a professionally catered Cedar Plank Salmon Feast to enjoy after crossing the finish line, a specially designed salmon medallion (first 250 participants), and a chance to win one of several valuable prizes. Register for the 60K and 90K rides online; packet pick-ups and same-day registration for the family ride begin at 7:30am. Ride begins at 9am. (Event photo courtesy of Vertigo Marketing).