Mid-Willamette Valley Visitor Guide 2017

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EXPLORE

Located just off I-5 exit 216 near Brownsville

North Santiam River Detroit Lake Historic Sites Foster & Green Peter Reservoirs

Weekdays, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Sundays, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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Attractions • Tour Maps Dining • Lodging Eclipse 2017 Santiam RV Storage Patricia & Tim Sauls Owner/Proprietors Individual lock key storage Owners live on grounds Security gate and cameras

503-897-4746 • Fax 503-897-3627 30190 N. Santiam Hwy • PO Box 996 Mill City, OR 97360

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JANUARY Mid-Winter Square Dance Festival

January 27 – 29. Linn County Fairgrounds, 3700 Knox Butte Rd, Albany. Oregon Federation of Square and Round Dance Clubs, hosted by Emerald Empire Area Council. midwinterfestival.com.

FEBRUARY Sweet Home Sweetheart Run

Feb. 11, 10 am. Sankey Park, 877 14th Ave., Sweet Home. All ages, abilities. Wear hearts, compete for best dressed. 5K, 10K; 1-mile race for under 10. Costumes encouraged. 541-367-8113, shsweetheartrun.weebly.com

Covered Bridge Cluster Dog Show

Feb. 24 – 27, Linn County Fairgrounds, 3700 Knox Butte Rd, Albany. Linn County Kennel Club, McKenzie Cascade Dog Fanciers host AKC All Breed Dog Show, Obedience Rally and Agility Trials. 2000+ dogs.

503-769-5424, linncountykennelclub.com

MARCH Mud Fest

March 4, Sweet Home. Santiam Four Wheel Drive Assoc. hosts annual Mud Fest in Sweet Home. Tickets thru TicketMaster or phone. 541-367-7547, themud.com

Dog Show, Obedience & Rally Trials

March 21 – April 2. Linn County Fairgrounds, 3700 Knox Butte Rd. E, Albany. Chintimini Kennel Club, 1800+ dogs compete. 541-760-8196, chintiminikennelclub.com

APRIL Oregon Scottish Heritage Festival

April 8, Linn County Fairgrounds, 3700 Knox Butte Rd E, Albany.

Pipe bands, dances, Celtic music, stories, Scottish food, info on clans, Scottish heritage. 541-926-4314, oregonscottishsociety.com

Albany Farmers Market

Saturdays, 9 am - 1 pm, April 15 – Nov. 18.

City Hall parking lot, 4th and Ellsworth.

Baked goods, fruit, vegetables and flowers. locallygrown.org

MAY Brownsville Farmers Market Saturdays, May – October, 9 am - 1 pm.

Corner of N. Main and Park Street. Fresh produce, flowers, more. 541-466-5709, historicbrownsville.com

National Train Day at Albany Station

May 10, 110 10th Ave. Sponsored by Amtrak. 541-928-0911

Lebanon Downtown Farmers Market

Thursdays, May 18 – Oct. 19, 2 - 6 pm. Grant and Main streets, vendors, entertainment.

541-928-1914, lebanondowntownfarmersmarket.org

Detroit Lake Fishing Derby

ciation & Courtesy Santiam 4WD Asso Sweet Little Love Photography.

Northwest Horse Fair & Expo

March 24 – 26, Linn County Fairgrounds, 3700 Knox Butte Rd, Albany. Equine fun for horse owners / lovers. 541-926-4314, equinepromotions.net/ northwest-horse-fair 2

JUNE Lebanon Strawberry Festival

June 1 – 4, Cheadle Lake, Lebanon. Parade, fireworks, entertainment, and the World’s Largest Strawberry Shortcake.

541-258-7164, lebanonstrawberryfestival.info

Flower, Quilt & Art Show

June 2 – 3, Park & Ash streets, Lebanon.

Lebanon Garden Club Standard Flower Show, Quilt Show by Santiam Scrappers, Art Show by Linn County Art Guild.

541-521-5677

Oregon State Parks Day

Special events June 3 including a night of free camping. Detroit Lake State Park Office, 503-854-3406

Free Fish Weekend

No license required for fishing in Oregon June 3-4, free clinic in Detroit for kids.

503-854-3366

Sweet Home Farmers Market

Tuesdays, June – September, 2 - 6 pm, 12th and Kalmia streets, Sweet Home. Fresh, seasonal fruits and vegetables, eggs, honey, flowers. sweethomefarmersmarket.org

Chamber Classic CruiseIn

Cheadle Lake, Lebanon, June 10, 9 am.

Cruise, chicken dinner, music.

541-258-7164, lebanon-chamber.org

Brownsville Pioneer Picnic

June 16 – 18, 419 N Main St., Brownsville.

Parades, logging sports, food, games.

A tradition since 1887. 541-466-5656, historicbrownsville.com

Sweet Home Sweet Ride

June 24, 880 22nd Ave., Sweet Home.

Charity Car Show, music, Poker Walk. sweethomesweetride.com

JULY

May 19-21. For all ages. More than $7,500 in prizes. Registration at the north end of Detroit Avenue, awards May 21, 3 pm. detroitlakeoregon.org

Fireworks Over the Lake

Linn County Lamb & Wool Fair

Independence Day, July 4

May 19 – 21, Scio Lamb Fairground, Scio. Back to the Country, the Fat Lamb Show.

The Oldest Fair in Oregon. Sheep shows, fiber arts, crafts. Northwest Champion Sheep Dog Trials.

541-394-3389, lambfair.com

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Dusk, July 1. Festive day around Detroit ending in a fireworks show over the lake. detroitlakeoregon.org Albany: Eleanor Hackleman Park, 654 Pine St. S.E. Lumberjack Breakfast by the East Albany Lions Club, All-you-can-eat sausage, eggs, pancakes.

Brownsville: Pioneer Park. Breakfast, dusk fireworks over the Calapooia River. historicbrownsville.com

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Harrisburg: Breakfast, barbecue, parade, fireworks in downtown. ci.harrisburg.or.us Lebanon: Weirich Drive. Star Spangled activities start at 6 pm, music, food, lake walk, fireworks. 541-990-0240 Mill City: Kimmel Park. Breakfast, 9 am midnight.Festival, parade, entertainment, fireworks.

Stayton: Breakfast, fun run, parade, food, karaoke, entertainment and fantastic fireworks. 503-769-8920, staytonevents.com, staytonfunrun.com

Concerts in Sankey Park

Thursday evenings, 877 14th Ave., Sweet Home. Free. ci.sweet-home.or.us

Dam Good Time Wake Board Amateur Competition TBA. Detroit Lake. All ages, all skills.

Register: intleague.com.

Summer Concerts

Albany Parks and Rec offers two free summer concert series in July and August in Monteith Park. River Rhythms features entertainment from around the world on Thursday evenings. Mondays Summer Sounds features Northwest entertainers. cityofalbany.net

Linn County Fair

July 12 - 15, Linn County Fairgrounds, 3700 Knox Butte Rd E, Albany. Music, food, brews, crafts, vendors, exhibits, rides, games, antique tractor and car shows, Bull Bash. linncountyfair.com

Citywide Garage Sale

Third weekend in July, 419 N. Main St., Brownsville. 541-928-0831, historicbrownsville.com

Detroit Lake Waterski Show July 22 – 23. detroitlakeoregon.org

Stand By Me Day

Celebrate the classic ‘80s movie Stand By Me July 23 in Brownsville where it was filmed!

Walking tour, visit film locations, movie trivia contest. historicbrownsville.com

AUGUST Sweet Home Arts & Crafts Festival

Aug. 4 – 6, 10am - 6pm, 1641 Long St. Juried hand-made arts and crafts along with fine art. 541-367-3555, 541-367-9701, oregonjamboree.com

Oregon Jamboree

Aug. 4 - 6, 860 18th Ave., Sweet Home.

2 stages, 22 shows. 1 sweet weekend.

All country, all the time. Jason Aldean; Little Big Town, Kenny Rogers, Chase Rice, Chris Janson, Drake White & The Big Fire. oregonjamboree.com

Mill City Dog Daze

Aug. 19, 8 am until dark. Annual all-city garage sale. Maps available at local businesses. 503-897-2302

River Fusion 22

Celebrations up and down the Hwy. 22 corridor the weekend prior to the 2017 Total Eclipse the morning of Aug. 21. Includes Detroit Rocks Festival, Aug. 19 – 21. nschamber.org

ATI Northwest Art & Air Festival

Aug. 25-27, 900 Price Rd., Albany. Hot air balloons lift off 6:30 am daily (weather permitting). Entertainment, art, food, car show, nite glow, airport activities.

Balloon ride reservations: 541-917-7777, nwartandair.org

Courtesy City of Albany.

Guitars Under the Stars

Brownsville Antique Faire

Aug. 5. Pioneer Park, Brownsville. Hunt for vintage treasure. Dozens of vendors from all over the Willamette Valley.

541-928-0831, historicbrownsville.com

Willamette River Relay Aug. 12. 2.4 mile paddle,15.2 mile bike,6.2 mile waterfront run starting in Hyak Park, Albany. Or, just join in for the Paddle Me Plunge. bestinthewestevents.com

Movies in Sankey Park

Thursday evenings. 877 14th Ave., Sweet Home. Free. ci.sweet-home.or.us

Bi-Mart Willamette Country Music Festival

Aug. 17-20, Brownsville. Performers: Zac Brown Band, Keith Urban, Dierks Bentley, Thomas Rhett, Billy Currington. 541-345-9263, www.willamettecountrymusicfestival.com

Opens first Friday in December.

Mon – Fri 6:30 - 8:30 pm, Sat – Sun 10 am 8:30 pm. Linn County Fairgrounds, 3700 Knox Butte Rd, Albany. 80 scenes, train layout, Victorian village, Santa. Free.

541-928-4656, christmasstorybookland.org

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Lebanon Holidays in the Park

Veterans Day Parade

Nov. 11, Historic Downtown Albany. Largest Veterans Day Parade west of the Mississippi Marching units, military vehicles, bands. albanyveteransdayparade.org

Oregon Mid-Valley Road Race Thanksgiving morning, Nov. 24, North Albany Village. 5.2-Mile Scenic Challenge Run, 3.75 Mile To-Hill -andBack, 2.5-Mile Walk, 1/3 mile Kids Dash. omroadrace.org

Santiam Excursion Train

Aug. 5, Elkhorn Golf Cours, Lyons.

The North Santiam Chamber of Commerce and Canyon Senior Center host the Santiam Canyon Youth Benefit Golf Tournament. ybgolf.com.

750 S Third St., Lebanon. Candy Cane Express on historic train through Lebanon, out to picturesque Cheadle Lake and back.

Seasonal and other special event excursions.541-619-3977, santiamexcursiontrains.com

SEPTEMBER Sept. 8 - 10, Foster Reservoir, Sweet Home. Swim, cycle, run, a weekend of competitive and fun racing plus a healthy living expo.

541-915-5116, bestinthewestevents.com Sept. 16 Detroit vintage car show, music, food, play area. 503-897-2135, detroitlakeoregon.org

Killer Fang Ride

Detroit Lake Mud Run

Oct. 14, 9 am, Detroit Lake Recreation Area.

6-mile run. Plan to get dirty. runwildadventures.com

Home Sweet Home for Christmas

Dec. 3. Parade, tree lighting. sweethomechamber.com

Christmas Parlour Tour Tour historic homes in Albany. An old-fashioned Christmas: horse drawn wagon, vintage trolley, entertainment. Tickets: $15, $12 seniors. 541-928-0911, albanyvisitors.com

Rocking Around the Christmas Tree

Dec. 10 – 11, East Linn Museum, 746 Long St., Sweet Home. Live Nativity and carriage rides. 541-367-4580

Hoof N’ Holler

For more events listings, visit these websites:

50s Cruz-In at the Lake

OCTOBER

First Friday in December, 3 - 7 pm, Ralston Park. Twilight Parade 5:15 pm, tree lighting 6 pm, carriage rides, Santa and Mrs. Claus, face painting. xmasbrat@comcast.net

Dec. 31, 7:30 pm - 1 am, Linn County Fairgrounds, 3700 Knox Butte Rd, Albany.

New Years Eve professional bull riding, dance. Bull poker, midnight balloon drop.

541-895-5335; hoofnholler.com

Best In The West Triathlon Festival

Sept. 16 – 17. Cascading Rivers Bikeway September supported ride from Estacada to Detroit. Named for Killer Fang Class IV rapids along the route. 70 miles each way. 503-303-8920, detroitlakeoregon.org

Christmas Storybook Land

Oct. 14, Cheadle Lake Park, Lebanon.

Start and finish on Weirich Drive. Costumes encouraged. runawaypumpkinhalf.org 541-926-2203

DECEMBER

Youth Benefit Golf Tournament

Three-day competition at Cheadle Lake Park, Lebanon. albanyvisitors.com

Runaway Pumpkin Half Marathon & 8K

Coutresty Santiam Excursion Trains.

Night-Time Magic

Wander thru one of Albany’s 3 nationally registered historic districts after dark Dec. 1 - Jan. 1 to see more than historic homes lit with white lights. 541-928-0911, albanyvisitors.com

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DON’T BE CAUGHT IN THE DARK WITHOUT A PLAN!

ON MONDAY, AUG. 21 the moon will pass between the

Earth and the sun. A total eclipse can best be appreciated by those who are standing in the “Path of Totality.” From this vantage point, the moon will fully cover the sun, and the closer you are standing in the very center of this miles-wide path, the longer the eclipse will last. This is the first eclipse to cross through the continental United States since 1979.

Never look directly at the sun during a solar eclipse (total or otherwise) without eye protection.

Oregon’s Mid-Willamette Valley sits in the middle of the Path of Totality.

The innermost part of the shadow (the umbra) will strike through the Santiam Canyon where it will sustain for two minutes or more.

The eclipse will still be seen further south in Sweet Home and Brownsville along the southern-most edge of the path, but will only be viewable for a minute or less.

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Linn County’s newest and longest covered span features red paint, portal design and louvered windows, all similar to the former span which was built in 1927. The first bridge here is believed to have been constructed in 1861. The covered bridge was built in 1891. In 1904, the county rebuilt the bridge, but it washed out in 1921. The replacement lasted until 1927, when high water damaged the piers and it was replaced again. In 1966 the current bridge was completed.

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Weddle is a typical example of Linn County’s open-sided covered bridges. It was bypassed in 1980 by a concrete bridge downstream and neglected. It eventually became a safety issue, and was scheduled to be demolished but local covered bridge enthusiasts with the help of State Senator Mae Yih saved it. It became the bridge to receive the Oregon Covered Bridge Program grant. In 1989, the Cascade Forest Resource Center was formed to rebuild the Weddle Bridge across Ames Creek in Sankey Park. The historic bridge is now the site for many events.

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Thomas Creek, named for Frederick Thomas who obtained a donation land claim on the banks of the stream in 1846, has five covered bridges in Linn County, with the Hannah being the newest. It is the characteristic Linn County covered bridge design, which includes segmental arches, exposed beams at the gable ends, and board-and-batten cladding.

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Prior to 1986, the Jordan Bridge spanned Thomas Creek in Linn County several miles east of Scio. When the county announced the bridge was to be replaced, Stayton residents asked to take title to the structure. A covered bridge preservation company was formed, enlisting volunteers and Marine Corps reservists for the 6th Engineering Battalion in Salem. The span was rebuilt over the Salem Power Canal and dedicated in June 1988. In 1994, however, Christmas lights ignited and the bridge was destroyed. Citizens constructed a new bridge, dedicated in September 1998.

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This is the sole survivor of the covered bridges which crossed the South Fork of the Santiam River. It is one of the few remaining in the county to have a wooden shingle roof. When built, the bridge was commonly known as the Whiskey Butte Bridge.

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Brownsville, one of Oregon’s early settlements, had its beginnings in 1846, when a group of families came west on the Oregon Trail and claimed land in the lush valley of the Calapooia River. Soon there was a ferry, a store and by 1858, the communities of North Brownsville and Amelia. A dam was built to supply water power for industry which eventually included a grist mill, woolen mill, sawmill, furniture factory and tannery. The railroad came to town in 1880. By 1884 North Brownsville was a bustling manufacturing and trade center serving a population of 300. In 1895, the north and south sides of the river consolidated as the City of Brownsville.

The city celebrates its history. It is home to the Linn County Historical Museum, Historic Moyer House Museum, Pioneer Picture Gallery, Living Rock Studios, Carriage Me Back Historical Drama weekend, annual Pioneer Picnic and August’s Antique Faire. It was also the location for the film Stand By Me, and July 23 is celebrated as Stand By Me Day. Brownsville Chamber of Commerce has more information: historicbrownsville.com or 541-928-0831.

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FOSTER & GREEN PETER RESERVOIRS There are many water and woodland activities at these beautiful sites.

Foster Reservoir has good bank access at several rest stops and campgrounds, and three seasonal boat ramps and features trout, bass, perch and catfish.

Boat angling is best April 1 to mid June. Bank angling is popular near the dam at the Army Corps of Engineers park and at flat areas along the south side of the reservoir. The forested setting of Green Peter Reservoir in Whitcomb Creek County Park provides spectacular mountain views, bird-watching, sailing, fishing, hiking, camping and water skiing. Jet skis, speed boats and fishing boats welcome. It is a premier kokanee fishery and also supports stocked rainbow trout and smallmouth bass. linnparks.com

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Eclipse 2017 ....................................................................... 4 North Santiam River Guide............................................. 6 Detroit Lake....................................................................... 8 Covered Bridge Tour ..................................................... 10 Albany............................................................................... 12 Rivers & Reservoirs......................................................... 14

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