Despite cooler weather in the Willamette Valley, there are plenty of indoor and outdoor events happening in January. Attend a concert, hike a state park or visit a winery this month!
...
If the Willamette Valley could speak for itself, you’d be spellbound with its tales spanning thousands of years of history – stories of geologic calamity, rich Native American cultures and Oregon...
Stunning lights displays,
Deck the halls, stuff the stockings and join in on yuletide fun near Salem, Oregon, this December! Here are 35 ways to celebrate the season:
Head to the Mid-Willamette Valley this month for seasonal fun, winery open houses and holiday shopping! Here’s what is happening near Salem, Oregon, in November:
You don’t have to travel far to find a great waterfall hike near Salem, Oregon. You’ll find plenty of waterfalls less than an hour outside of the city.
Find produce, flowers and award-winning wines on the new Marion Farm Loop. The route takes you to 23 different farm stops in the Salem, Oregon, area...
Fall activities abound this month in the Mid-Willamette Valley! Attend a family-friendly harvest festival or take part in a Halloween haunt. Here are 30 events to attend this month:
...
Apple cider? Check. Pumpkin patches? Check. Corn mazes, hay rides and pig races? Yes, the Salem, Oregon, area has all of that, too! Don’t miss the fun at these eight harvest festivals this fall:...
The Mid-Willamette Valley is filled with popular local events in September! From the Oregon State Fair to Mt. Angel Oktoberfest and the Oregon Grape Stomp, there’s something for everyone.
Experience the scenic beauty, award-winning wineries and historical and cultural treasures of Oregon’s Mid-Willamette Valley on the new Tri-County Charm Trail.
The Salem, Oregon, area will experience a total solar eclipse on Aug. 21, 2017. The rare event is expected to bring thousands of visitors to the area.
From viewing a rare total solar eclipse to attending the annual state fair, there’s plenty of fun to be had in Oregon’s Mid-Willamette Valley this month. Here are 30 events to add to your calendar...
Beat the heat this summer at a local park, swimming pool or waterfall! Here are 20 places to cool off in the Mid-Willamette Valley:
Outdoor enthusiasts will have the opportunity to paddle, bike and hike 60 miles through the fertile farmlands of the Mid-Willamette Valley and past the rushing waterfalls of Silver Falls State...
Oregon is generally considered a dog-friendly state, and the Mid-Willamette Valley is no exception. In fact, Salem, Oregon, was named to Dog Fancy Magazine’s Top 40 Dog-Friendly Cities in 2010.
The month of July is filled with events in the Mid-Willamette Valley. From Fourth of July celebrations to farm-to-fork dinners, there’s something for everyone. Here are 30 events to attend this...
Oregon’s North Santiam River Country, located an hour east of Salem, abounds with recreational opportunities.
Summer festivals and events return this month in the Mid-Willamette Valley! From the Oregon Garden Brewfest to the 20th annual World Beat Festival, there’s fun for the whole family near Salem,...
The Mid-Willamette Valley is home to dozens of farms, nurseries and orchards.
With world-class wines, stunning vineyard views and cozy tasting rooms, it’s no wonder the Willamette Valley was named the 2016 Wine Region of the Year by Wine Enthusiast Magazine.
Head to the Salem-area this month to celebrate the start of wine tasting season and the return of several farmers markets and festivals.
Whether it’s colorful artwork, musical performances or live theater, you’ll find a variety of intimate venues and vibrant performances in the Mid-Willamette Valley.
Located in the rolling hills of Oregon’s Willamette Valley, Mt. Angel is easy to miss on a map. The small, Bavarian-inspired town of just 3,500 people sits less than an hour south of Portland.
From rustic cabins in the Cascade foothills to upscale retreats in the heart of the city, the Mid-Willamette Valley has a variety of unique accommodations.
Spring has sprung in the Mid-Willamette Valley! Take in warmer weather and the valley’s natural beauty while partaking in local events. Here are 30 things to this month:
Someone once said, “A garden is a friend you can visit any time.” In the Mid-Willamette Valley, you’ll find an abundance of friends to choose from.
From the world’s largest porcine hairball to a whimsical amusement park, the Mid-Willamette Valley is filled with oddities.
Among dozens of blooming cherry trees, the Oregon State Capitol will host its third annual Cherry Blossom Day on March 18.
Celebrate longer days and the start of spring by partaking in festivals, wine tastings and garden tours in Marion, Polk and Yamhill counties. Here are 30 things to do in March:
Looking to get the kids out of the house? The Mid-Willamette Valley has plenty of attractions the entire family can enjoy while staying warm and dry.
Situated beside the Willamette River, the historic town offers acres of recreational opportunities, a thriving food scene and one-of-a-kind family-owned businesses.
It’s the shortest month of the year, but there is still plenty to do near Salem, Oregon. Here are 28 things to check out in February: