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A unique little shop full of gorgeous home goods and gifts.

108 SOUTH WATER ST. SILVERTON

503-874-1518

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Note: Please be advised that these dates were accurate at press time. Should public health concerns change, please consult websites for events listed.

ONGOING Salem’s Riverfront Carousel

Daily, winter & summer hours. 101 Front St., Salem. A dazzling display of handcrafted wonders in downtown Salem. salemcarousel.wixsite.com/ salemcarousel

Mount Angel Abbey

Daily. One Abbey Drive, St. Benedict. Visitors are welcome to tour the historic and contemplative grounds; see the breathtaking views of the valley; check out the coffee & bookstore, museum or famous library; or attend a Vesper’s prayer at the church. See website for different schedules. mountangelabbey.org

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503-931-9122

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Elaine M. Annen Doll Museum

First and third Fridays & second and fourth Saturdays, 11 am 3 pm; or by appointment. Mount Angel Festhalle, 500 S. Wilco Hwy. A collection of over 500 antique to modern dolls. elaineannendollmuseum.com

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Gordon House Tours

Noon, 1, and 2 pm. March – Nov.: Wednesdays - Sundays. Nov. – March: Fridays - Sundays. call 503-874-6006 to confirm. 869 W. Main St, Silverton. Usonian home designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright. thegordonhouse.org

First Fridays in Silverton

7 - 9 pm. Art exhibits, entertainment, dining. Historic Downtown Silverton. silvertonchamber.org

Lunaria Gallery First Friday

7 - 9 pm. Lunaria Gallery, 113 N. Water St., Silverton. Opening night exhibition for the month’s featured co-op artist with refreshments. Also, see upstairs in The Loft for featured guest artist. lunariagallery.com

Aurora Outdoor Antiques Market

Second Saturdays, July – October, 10 am - 4 pm. Outdoor vendors plus food and music. Free. auroracolony.com

SEASONAL Powerland Heritage Park

Wednesdays - Sundays, April 2 - Sept. 30., 9 am - 4 pm. Brooks. Campus features 14 museums dedicated to steam-powered machinery and antique farm equipment. antiquepowerland.com

W I N E TA S T I N G S Honeywood Winery

Mondays - Fridays 10 am - 5 pm, Saturdays & Sundays 11 am 5 pm. 1350 Hines St. SE, Salem. honeywoodwinery.com

Hanson Vineyards

Weekends, March – Dec., 12 - 5 pm; rest of year by appointment. 34948 S. Barlow Rd., Woodburn. hansonvineyards.com

Pudding River Wine Cellars Wednesdsays - Sundays, March – Dec., 11 am - 5 pm. 9374 Sunnyview Rd. NE, Salem. puddingriver.com

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Sheep to Shawl

May 7, 10 am - 4 pm. Willamette Heritage Center, Salem. Shearing, spinning, and weaving experience. Free. willametteheritage.org

Birding & Wildflower Festival

May 7 – 8, 10 am - 4pm. South Falls day-use area, Silver Falls State Park. Guided birding & flower walks, live raptors, plant sale, kid crafts. Free with $5 day-use parking fee. friendsofsilverfalls.net

Mother’s Day in Aurora May 7. auroracolony.com Silverton Pet Parade.

Wooden Shoe Vineyards Seasonal hours. Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm, Woodburn. woodenshoevineyards.com

Vitis Ridge

March – Dec., Saturdays & Sundays, 12 - 5 pm. 6685 Meridian Rd. NE, Silverton. vitisridge.com

Cascade Foothills Winegrowers

12 winemakers located throughout the northeastern region of the Willamette Valley. See page 8 for a map. cascadefoothillswines.com

O N TA P Benedictine Brewery

Taproom open Wednesdays Sundays, seasonal hours. 400 Humpert Lane, NE, Mount Angel. benedictinebrewery.com

APRIL 2022 Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival

thru May 1, Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm, Woodburn. Enjoy 40 acres of blooms, wagon rides, wine tasting, demos, kids activities, onsite food vendors, winery tasting room, tulip market, and more. Tickets online only. woodenshoe.com

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Earth Day

April 16, 10 am - 4 pm. Oregon Garden, Silverton. Free admission to the garden, fun activities for kids, vendors and food. $5 onsite parking. oregongarden.org

Oregon Ag Fest

April 23 – 24. Oregon State Fairgrounds, Salem. Educational experience on farming with petting zoo, craft and garden show, and entertainment. oragfest.com

Blooming Peonies

April 30 - June 15, everyday 9 am - 6 pm. Adelman Peony Gardens, Salem. Tour 25 acres of color. Check for peak bloom time. 10% off potted plants opening weekend, April 30 & May. Free admission. peonyparadise.com

MAY 2022 Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival ends May 1. woodenshoe.com

Blooming Peonies

thru June 15, 9 am - 6 pm. Adelman Peony Gardens, Salem. Free admission. peonyparadise.com

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S.T.E.A.M.’d Up for Kids

May 14, 9 am - 4 pm. Powerland Heritage Park, Brooks. Kids activities across the Powerland campus, including blacksmith, scavenger hunt, wagon rides and more. Free for 12 and under. antiquepowerland.com

Silverton Pet Parade

May 21, 10 am. Downtown Silverton. A tradition since 1932, presented by Silverton Kiwanis. Free. silvertonkiwanis. org/pet-parade

Petal Pedal

May 28, Oregon Garden, Silverton. Four distance bike rides (inc. 100 mile route) beginning and ending at the Oregon Garden. Gourmet dinner served to participants. petalpedal.com

Memorial Day Wine Tasting

May 28 – 30. Cascade Foothills Wine Growers. See page 8 for participating wineries. cascadefoothillswines.com

Art in the Garden

May 30 (opening reception, 12 - 4 p.m.) - Sept. 5. Oregon Garden, Silverton. Gallery of outdoor creations by featured artists on display throughout the summer. Free with Garden admission. oregongarden.org

JUNE 2022 Blooming Peonies

thru June 15, 9 am - 6 pm. Adelman Peony Gardens, Salem. Free admission. peonyparadise.com

Art in the Garden

thru Sept. 5. Oregon Garden, Silverton. oregongarden.org

A Vintage Flea (Summer) June 3 – 4. Margie’s Farm & Garden, Aurora. A weekend market featuring antiques, handmade crafts, and more. avintageflea.com

Frank Lloyd Wright Birthday Celebration

June 4. Gordon House, Silverton. Tour the only Wright-designed home in Oregon. Games, prizes and birthday cake. thegordonhouse.org

Lord & Schryver Conservancy Neighborhood Garden Tour

June 4 – 5. Fairmount Hills neighborhood, Salem. A walkable tour of 12 residential gardens in Salem’s historic community. lordschryver.org

Father’s Day Car Show June 18, 9 am - 4 pm. Downtown Aurora.

Silverton Hills Strawberry Festival

June 19, 11 am - 5 pm. Coolidge-McClaine Park, Silverton. Strawberry shortcake, craft fair. homerdavenport.com

Branch 15 Antique & Collectibles Swap Meet June 24 – 25. Powerland Heritage Park, Brooks. antiquepowerland.com

World Beat Festival

June 24 – 26. Riverfront Park, Salem. 70+ cultures brought together through music and dance performances, food, and family activities. salemmulticultural.org

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Marion County Fair

June 24 – July 3. Oregon State Fairgrounds, Salem. 4H & FFA livestock competition, rodeo, rides, music. marioncountyfair.net

St. Paul Rodeo

June 30 – July 4. St. Paul. Entertaining crowds since 1936, the rodeo also features a pancake breakfast, a horse trail ride along the Willamette, carnival, music, a parade, plus fireworks every night. stpaulrodeo.com

JULY 2022 Marion County Fair

thru July 3. Oregon State Fairgrounds, Salem. marioncountyfair.net

St. Paul Rodeo

thru July 4. St. Paul. stpaulrodeo.com

Art in the Garden

thru Sept. 5. Oregon Garden, Silverton. oregongarden.org

Silverton Day Fireworks

July 3, dusk. Oregon Garden, Silverton.oregongarden.org

Gervais Fourth of July

Parade, music, vendors, fireworks. gervaisoregon.org

Fourth of July Parade & Fireworks

Downtown Mount Angel. Parade 11 am. Fireworks at Kennedy High at dusk. mtangelchamber.com

Saint Benedict Festival

July 9, Mount Angel Abbey, St. Benedict. Games, tours, art, music, food, meet and greet with the Abbey’s monks. mountangelabbey.org

IRONMAN 70.3 Oregon July 10. Home base at Riverfront Park, Salem. Watch as athletes go on an adventure of a lifetime: a 13.1-mile run, 15-mile bike race and 1.2-mile swim. ironman.com/im703-oregon

Hoopla 3x3 Basketball Tournament

July 12 – 17. Oregon State Capitol, Salem. Witness the state’s largest 3x3 basketball competition. Also offers a free unified basketball clinic for the community. oregonhoopla.com

Salem Art Fair & Festival

July 15 – 17. Bush’s Pasture Park, Salem. The 73rd annual fair & festival. Over 200 visual artists, plus entertainment and kids activities. salemart.org

Hubbard Hop Festival

July 16. 10 am - 3 pm. Rivenes Park. Food, music, games, crafts, parade, and beer garden. Facebook: Hubbard Hop Fest

Junk Refunk Street Market

July 22 – 23. Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm, Woodburn. An outdoor shopping experience featuring over 120 vendors with antique, salvaged and vintage items. junkrefunkmarket.com

Canterbury Renaissance Faire

July 23 – 24 & 30 – 31. Silverton. Jousting, sword fighting, magicians, blacksmithing and marketplace provide an entertaining step back in time. canterburyfaire.com

Abbey Bach Festival

July 27 – 29. Mount Angel Abbey, St. Benedict. A celebration of Classical music, with a buffet picnic supper each night. The artistic director is internationally renowned pianist, Alon Goldstein. mountangelabbey.org

The Great Oregon Steam Up

July 30 – 31 & Aug. 6 – 7, 7 am - 6 pm. Powerland Heritage Park, Brooks. Parade, train and trolley rides, steam sawmilling, machinery demos, blacksmithing, and much more. antiquepowerland.com

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Mount Angel Oktoberfest.

JIM KINGHORN

Historic Silver Falls Days

Dates TBA, 10 am - 4 pm. South Falls Lodge, Silver Falls State Park. Antique logging displays and demos, antique cars, wagon rides, mini-canoe race, storytelling. Free with $5 day-use parking fee. friendsofsilverfalls.net

AUG. 2022 Art in the Garden

thru Sept. 5. Oregon Garden, Silverton. oregongarden.org

Swan Island Dahlias Summer Festival

Aug. 1 – Sept. 30 (except Wednesdays)., 9 am - 5:30 pm. Swan Island Dahlias, Canby. 40 acres of blooming dahlias. Classes & seminars, music, food and more. Free. dahlias.com

Homer Davenport Community Festival

Aug. 5 – 7. Silverton’s premiere summer festival featuring a parade, craft fair, music, food, Davenport (couch) races, invitational brew fest, international political cartoon contest exhibit, classic car cruise-in, fun run and much more. Free. homerdavenport.com

The Great Oregon Steam Up

Aug. 6 – 7, 7 am - 6 pm. Powerland Heritage Park, Brooks. antiquepowerland.com

Mud, Sweat & BBQ

Aug. 15. 3.1 mile mud run with obstacles, BBQ garden party. Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm. woodenshoe.com

Fiesta Mexicana

Aug. 19 – 21. Legion Park, Woodburn. Carnival, Fiesta Court coronation, parade, car show, food, music, fútbol / soccer tournament. woodburn-or.gov

Silverton Arts Festival

Aug. 20 – 21, CoolidgeMcClaine Park, Silverton. Over 50 artists from around Oregon and the West, with music, dining and workshops for kids. Free. silvertonarts.org

Pacific NW Truck Show

Aug. 26 – 27, 9 am - 4 pm. Powerland Heritage Park, Brooks. Over 200 trucks in attendance with swap meet. Free. antiquepowerland.com

Oregon State Fair

Aug. 26 - Sept. 5. Oregon State Fairgrounds, Salem. Held in Salem since 1862, this 185-acre traditional event features livestock competitions, horse shows, carnival and rides, exhibits, marquee music acts, and much more. oregonstatefair.org

Silver Falls Star Party

Date TBA, 9 pm - midnight. South Falls Day-use Area, Silver Falls State Park. Stargazing with experts. Telescopes provided. Free with $5 day-use parking fee. friendsofsilverfalls.net

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S E P T. 2 0 2 2 Art in the Garden

thru Sept. 5. Oregon Garden, Silverton. oregongarden.org

Oregon State Fair

thru Sept. 5. Oregon State Fairgrounds, Salem. See above. oregonstatefair.org

Swan Island Dahlias Summer Festival

Powerland Halloween Celebration

Oct. 7, 14, 21 & 28, 11 am - 5:30 pm. Powerland Heritage Park, Brooks. Trolley rides, spooky trolley barn and more. antiquepowerland.com

Aurora Quilt Show

Date TBA. Old Aurora Colony Museum, Aurora. 50th annual quilt show celebrating the founding of Aurora with a quilt exhibition. auroracolony.org

thru Sept. 30 (except Wednesdays)., 9 am - 5:30 pm. Swan Island Dahlias, Canby. dahlias.com

Silverton Trick or Treat

Mount Angel Oktoberfest

Woodburn Trick or Treat

Sept. 15 – 18. Founded in 1966, and now the biggest folk festival in Oregon. Features Bavarian food, music, dancing, kids activities, fun run and much more.oktoberfest.org

Oregon Classic/Antique Bicycle Swap Meet

Sept. 18, 7 am - 2 pm. Powerland Heritage Park, Brooks. antiquepowerland.com

Bauman’s Harvest Festival

late Sept. – Oct. 31. Bauman’s Farm, Gervais. Corn maze, hay rides, animal barn, pedal carts, slides, and many other activities for kids of all ages.

O C T. 2 0 2 2 Bauman’s Harvest Festival thru Oct. 31. Bauman’s Farm, Gervais. See above.

Hops & Vines

Oct. 1, 11 am - 4 pm. Powerland Heritage Park, Brooks. Regional wine, craft beer and spirits sampling in the campus museums. antiquepowerland.com

Silverton Sidewalk Shindig Oct. 1. Dowtown Silverton. Dozens of musicians perform outside (and in) downtown businesses all day. Free.

Oct. 31. Historic Downtown Silverton. silvertonchamber.org Oct. 31. Downtown Plaza. woodburnparks.com

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Silverton Tree Lighting Dec. 2, 5:30 - 7 pm. Town Square Park. Music, hot chocolate, Santa. Free. silvertonchamber.org

Mt. Angel-Silverton Hazelnut Festival & German Holiday Market

Dec. 2 – 4. Mount Angel Festhalle. Regional arts and crafts, hazelnut-based foods, wine and much more for sale. hazelnutfest.com

Magic at the Mill

Dec. 19 – 23, 5:30 - 8 pm. Willamette Heritage Center, Salem. Holiday market, living history, demos, activities. willameteheritage.org

Silver Falls Christmas Festival

Date TBA. South Falls Day-use Area, Silver Falls State Park. The 42nd festival with crafts, live music, Santa Claus. Free with $5 day-use parking fee.

FEB. 2023 Mount Angel Volksfest

Feb. 17 – 19. Mount Angel Festhalle. A celebration of German heritage through sausage, music, and dancing. mtangelvolksfest.com

MARCH 2023 Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival

Starts late March. Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm, Woodburn. woodenshoe.com

A Vintage Flea (Fall)

Nov. 18 - 19. Margie’s Farm & Garden, Aurora. A weekend market for the holiday season featuring antiques, handmade crafts, and more. avintageflea.com

Silverton Christmas Market Nov. 25 - Jan. 1, evenings. Oregon Garden, Silverton. One million lights, Santa, ice skating, snowless tubing, crafts market, carolers, and more. silvertonchristmasmarket.com

Thanksgiving Wine Tasting

Nov. 25 - 27, Cascade Foothills Winegrowers. See page 8 for participating wineries. cascadefoothillswines.com

DEC. 2022 Holiday Sparkles at Powerland

Dec. 9 - 11 & 16 - 18, 5 - 8 pm. Powerland Heritage Park, Brooks. See the Powerland campus alight for the holiday season. Free. antiquepowerland.com

Silverton Christmas Market Evenings thru Jan. 1 (except Christmas Eve & Day). Oregon Garden, Silverton. See above. silvertonchristmasmarket.com

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History Tour

L Silverton Country Museum

428 S. Water St., Silverton. silvertonmuseum.org. See page 21 for more info.

Lloyd Wright’s M Frank Gordon House

869 W. Main St., Silverton. Open to reserved tours, this is Wright’s only building in Oregon. thegordonhouse.org.

N Silver Falls State Park

20022 Silver Falls Hwy., Sublimity. See page 14 for more info.

of O Museum Mental Health COPPERGLANCE

See pages 18-19 for more info.

M. Annen H Elaine Doll Museum

Settlemier House

355 Settlemier Ave., Woodburn. See page 16 for more info.

1785 Locomotive E SP Cleveland St. at Railroad Ave., Woodburn. See page 17 for more info.

Hoyt Street South, west of Commercial St. SE, Salem. Open during daylight hours. Next door to each other, built in 1854 and 1914, respectively.

mountangelabbey.org. See page 19 for more info.

Gallon House Bridge

Gallon House Rd. NE between Downs and Hobart Roads, off Hwy. 214. Built in 1916 near a moonshine operation, this is the only driveable covered bridge in Marion County.

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1313 Mill St. SE, Salem. A five-acre historical experience. See page 22 for more info.

Downtown Silverton. Pick-up a self-guided walking tour map at the Chamber Visitor Center at 426 S. Water St.

A self-guided tour of Historic Aurora. Pick up your free guide at The Old Aurora Colony Museum or in Aurora shops.

Restored historic garden of the designers of Deepwood. See page 11 for more info.

900 Court St. NE, Salem. Home of the Golden Pioneer, the Capitol Mall, and WWII memorial. See page 22 for West Salem more info on tours.

Wallace S Heritage Marine Center Park

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Hollow U Gaiety 545 Mission St. SE, Salem.

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1116 Mission St. SE, Salem. 1894 Queen Anne-style house and grounds. See page 22 for more info.

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8089 Champoeg Rd. NE, St. Paul. Fri. - Sun., 11 am - 3 pm. A collection of unique historic buildings including the 1852 Robert Newell House, the Pioneer Mothers Memorial Cabin, an academy and a jail.

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500 S. Wilco Highway. elaineannendollmuseum.com See page 18 for more info.

Newell Pioneer Village

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3278 25th SE, Salem (at McNary Vield, Salem Municipal Airport) . Tues./Thur./Sat., 10 am - 4 pm. Witness the restoration of a B-17 Flying Fortress – “The Lacey Lady” – as well as exhibits on WWII veterans.

8239 Champoeg Rd. NE, St. Paul. Oregon Country’s provisional government first met here in 1843. $5/vehicle fee.

Foundation Museum & Restoration Hangar

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455 N. Front St., Woodburn. Temporarily closed. See page 17 for more info.

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15018 Second St. NE, Aurora. Five-building museum complex preserving Aurora’s heritage. auroracolony.org

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3995 Brooklake Rd. NE, Brooks. antiquepowerland.com. • Antique Powerland Museum • Antique Caterpillar Machinery Museum • Antique Implement Society • Branch 15 Early Day Gas Engine & Tractor Association • Brooks Historical Society • National Railway Historical Society (Pacific NW chapter) • Northwest Vintage Car & Motorcycle Museum • Oregon Electric Railway Museum • Oregon Fire Service Museum • Oregon Vintage Machinery Museum (ft. John Deere) • Pacific NW Logging Museum • Pacific NW Truck Museum • Western Railway Preservation Society • Western Steam Friends Association

W Willamette Mission State Park 1840 Wheatland Rd. NE, Gervais. This site is one of the first colonial settlements in the Willamette Valley. $5/vehicle day-use fee.

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Wine Tour Catalana Cellars 1 Villa 11900 S. Criteser Rd., Oregon City.

503-780-6200. villacatalanacellars.com.

Raven Winery 2 King’s 11603 S. New Era Rd., Oregon City.

503-505-6873. kingsravenwine.com.

Edge Vineyard 3 Forest 15640 S. Spangler Rd., Oregon City.

503-632-9463. forestedgevineyard.com.

Colony Vineyards 4 Aurora 21338 Oak Ln. NE, Aurora.

First, we grow the grapes.

Crafting wine starts in the vineyard. Our family farms and wineries have a deep connection to Oregon agriculture and our history here is palpable.

Cool Wines Fun Times

A little less crowded, a little less stuffy. The most important thing: enjoy yourself.

So Close

503-678-3390. auroracolonyvineyards.com.

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Run Winery 5 Pheasant 21690 Main St. NE, Aurora.

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503-678-3131. pheasantrunwine.com.

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28836 S. Barlow Rd., Canby. 503-651-3190. stjosefswinery.com.

Hill Winery 7 Whiskey 29510 S. Barlow Rd., Canby.

971-338-9142. whiskeyhillwinery.com.

Shoe 8 Wooden Vineyards

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33814 S. Meridian Rd., Woodburn. 503-634-2243. woodenshoe.com.

Vineyards 9 Hanson 34948 S. Barlow Rd., Woodburn

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971-338-9760. hansonwine.com.

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Uncongested country roads make access to our wineries easy and enjoyable.

More Than Just Pinot Noir

Oh, we have award winning Pinot Noirs... but the Cascade Foothills have an astounding diversity of varietals from which to choose. Every palate will find its match.

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Vineyards 10 Paradis 17627 Abiqua Rd NE, Silverton.

503-873-9463. paradiswine.com

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Vitis Ridge Winery 11 6685 Meridian Rd. NE, Silverton.

Oregon City Wilsonville

503-873-9800. vitisridge.com.

River Wine Cellars 12 Pudding 9374 Sunnyview Rd. NE, Salem. 503-365-0391. puddingriver.com.

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Small Lot, Exquisite Oregon Wines Open Feb. – Dec. • Wed. – Sun. • 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

9374 Sunnyview Road NE Salem, OR Alexeli Vineyard & Winery 503-365-0391 www.puddingriver.com

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11/2 miles east of I-5 Exit 263 (Brooks)

Open May 1st – June 15th, 9am to 6pm, Daily 5690 Brooklake Rd NE, Salem, Oregon

503-393-6185 • www.peonyparadise.com

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995 NW 22 Ave., Canby. dahlias.com.

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17673 French Prairie Rd., St. Paul. Open seasonally.

1220 N Pacific Hwy., Woodburn. als-gardencenter.com.

A small display garden on the Willamette University campus along the Mill Race.

The grounds include the Formal Garden, Yew Park, and a greenhouse. Accessible sunrise to sunset, daily.

Wooden Shoe E Tulip Farm Scotts Mills M Bush’s Pasture Park 33814 S. Meridian Rd., 600 Mission St. SE, Salem. The park boasts a

vivid rose garden. The Bush House conservatory is the state’s oldest greenhouse.

Blooming: late March – May 1

F Brooks Gardens – Peonies

6219 Topaz St. NE, Brooks.

Blooming: May – June. PHOTOS BY TIMM O’COBHTHAIGH & JIM KINGHORN

Deepwood Museum & Gardens

1116 Mission St., Salem.

12989 Howell Prairie Rd. 213 NE, Gervais.

Woodburn. woodenshoe.com.

Martha Springer Botanical Garden 900 State St., Salem.

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213 Capitol 900 Court St., Salem.

Blooming: May – mid-June.

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3625 Quinaby Rd. NE, Keizer. Blooming: May.

I Sebright Gardens – Hostas 7185 Lakeside Dr. NE, Salem.

Open: late March – October.

545 Mission St. SE, Salem. Restored gardens of the historic Lord & Schryver landscape & architecture firm. Open select Saturdays, April – Sept.

G Adelman Peony Gardens

5690 Brooklake Rd. NE, 214 Salem. peonyparadise.com.

Gaiety Hollow

Open August – September Six days a week • Closed Wednesday Gift shop open year-round Treat yourself to a rainbow of color that will delight and dazzle you, August through September each summer. Enjoy almost 40 acres of beautiful dahlias in full bloom. Stroll through the breathtaking fields, take photos, shop in our gift shop, and purchase fresh cut dahlias to take home while visiting our farm. Select and Order your favorite Dahlias for Spring delivery to enjoy the beauty in your yard or garden. Some activities may be postponed due to restrictions.

800.410.6540 • dahlias.com

Oregon Garden 879 W. Main St., Silverton.

80 acres, 20 specialty gardens: rose, conifer, children’s, Lewis & Clark, medicinal, Northwest, tropical house, plus wetlands and outdoor art.

Mt. Angel Publishing, Inc.

Your custom publishing specialists www.mtangelpub.com

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Scotts Mills. A wooded, 45-acre campground offering paintball/ gellyball, zip line tours, treasure hunts, rock wall, archery & tomahawk range and many more outdoor activities.

Oregon Garden

500 S. Main St., Silverton. Dig for dinosaur bones, step through a magical doorway, and see weird plants in the Children’s Garden. More info on page 21.

1865 Bill Frey Dr. N.E., Salem. Mon. - Fri., 5:30 am - 9 pm; Sat., 7 am - 9 pm. A family-oriented community center with a long list of activities offered, including an aquatic center, health & wellness center, NBA-sized gym, rock climbing wall, arcade, and escape rooms. Day passes available for non-members.

Stadium 14 Volcanoes 6700 Field Of Dreams Way,

Keizer. The home of the Mavericks Independent Baseball League, featuring four local, legendary teams: the Salem-Keizer Volcanoes, the Salem Senators, the Portland Mavericks, and the newly22 formed, los Campesinos de Salem-Keizer.

Silverton Marine Park & Reservoir

3995 Brooklake Rd. NE, Brooks. Home of 14 unique equipment museums preserving, restoring and operating antique vehicles and machinery. Campus-wide enhanced visitor experience “Quests” held in spring and summer. Machines in motion, blacksmithing demos, and West Salem more. The Willow Creek Railroad Museum operates 1:8 scale, model railroad ride. More info on page 7. Wallace antiquepowerland.com. Marine Park

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879 W. Wilco Hwy. in Mount Angel Festhalle. A collection of over 500 vintage and modern dolls. elaineannendollmuseum.com.

116 Marion St. NE, Salem. Hands-on exhibits and interactive activities, indoor and outdoor.

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33814 S. Meridian Rd., Woodburn. Seasonal cow train, play area. woodenshoe.com.

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National Hot Rod Associationaffiliated, 1/4 mile track.

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101 Front St. NE, Salem. Ride on this traditional carousel, with vivid horses (and other creatures) carved by local artisans, twirling to the tune of a carousel band organ. Also includes covered and chuck wagons. salemcarousel.wixsite.com/ salemcarousel

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6255 S Arndt Rd., Canby. Seasonal hours. Outdoor kart rental (up to 50 mph!), as well as racing and motocross.

20024 Silver Falls Hwy. SE, Sublimity. Oregon’s largest state park. 30+ miles of hiking trails including the breathtaking Trail of Ten Falls. Biking and riding opportunities. Historic lodge, playground, activities and more. $5/vehicle day-use fee.

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Regular Hours: 11am-3pm 1st & 3rd Fridays • 2nd & 4th Saturdays or by Appointment. For more information: Janice 503-931-9432 • Carol 503-551-0102 w w w. E l a i n e A n n e n D o l l M u s e u m . c o m

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Dragstrip 1 Woodburn 7730 Hwy. 219. A 1/4 mile dragstrip offering dozens of competitive motorsport events throughout the year.

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1001 N. Arney Rd. 110+ designer brand name stores, with no sales tax.

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Golf Course 3 OGA 2850 Hazelnut Drive.

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House 4 Settlemier 355 N. Settlemier Ave.

Tours, first Sunday of month, 1 - 4 pm. Woodburn founder, Jesse H. Settlemier’s 1892 Victorian craftsman house with gazebo.

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190 Oak St. Mon. - Sat. Indoor pool with water slide, spa, and sauna.

wy E H E Woodburn Hwy6 Public Library c fi i Pac 280 Garfield St. The library is

Designed with all levels in mind, this is the home course of the Oregon Golf Association. Non-members welcome at this 18-hole course.

home to an exhibit of Ice Age fossils dug from Woodburn High School’s famous bone site, as well as a bronze bust of Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla – the “father of Mexican Independence.”

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Cleveland St. at Railroad Ave. A restored 1902 steam locomotive.

8 Woodburn

Historical Museum & Bungalow Theatre 455 N. Front St. Temporarily closed. Pioneer, Latino, and Russian Old Believer history is explored, along with one of Woodburn’s original cinemas.

Garden & Home 9 Al’s 1220 N Pacific Hwy. Open daily,

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9 am - 6 pm. A Woodburn fixture since 1948, this 6-acre garden center specializes in its nursery Kahut Ln NE plants and garden accessories. als-gardencenter.com.

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33814 S. Meridian Rd. Seasonal hours. World famous for its spring tulip blooms, the farm is open all year-round with a gift shop and wine tastings. woodenshoe.com

11 Bauman’s Farm & Garden

Annuals . Perennials . Trees & Shrubs . Edibles . Patio Furniture . Pottery . Home Decor . Women’s Apparel & more!

12989 Howell Prairie Rd. NE. Mon. - Sat., 9 am - 5 pm. This century farm has a nursery, its own produce, country store, garden center, and cidery.

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Mount Angel Academy & Normal School

Providence Benedictine

540 S. Main St.

This care facility was built by the Sisters in 1957 and is now operated by Providence Health & Services.

980 S. Main St.

The Benedictine Sisters ran their school from an impressive building that stood from 1912 – 1993. Now occupied by the Father Bernard Youth Center. 2

Schmaltz & Sons Warehouse / Wilco

190 S. Main St.

Queen of Angels Monastery

Nicholas Schmaltz’s original warehouse and a grain elevator operated by Wilco tragically burned down in 2021.

840 S. Main St. benedictine-srs.org.

After emigrating from Switzerland, the Benedictine Sisters founded their monastery in 1888 – and still serve today. Gift shop open.

Willamette Valley Railway

Wilco Hwy. near Garfield St.

The Willamette Valley Southern Railway electric line took travelers between Mount Angel and Oregon City, 1915 – 1925.

Mt. Angel Creamery & Ice Co.

Top: Mount Angel Oktoberfest.

SE corner Church & Garfield streets.

Operating from 1912 – 1969. One of the buildings still stands as part of Mt. Angel Vitamins – across the street from Mt. Angel Sausage Co.

Right: St. Mary Catholic Church. ALL PHOTOS JIM KINGHORN

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Evergreen

11694 W. Church Rd. NE. A 9-hole course set among the lush farmland just outside of Mount Angel.

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879 W. Wilco Hwy in Mount Angel Festhalle. elaineannendollmuseum.com. A collection of over 500 vintage and modern dolls.

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St. Mary Catholic Church

575 E. College St.

The fourth parish church – and second on this site – is a Gothic-

110 Sheridan St.

Built in 1902, later operated by the Weissenfels Bros., some of the original equipment remains inside. Now occupied by Touch of Bavaria imported clothing shop.

Revival masterpiece that was completed in 1912.

St. Mary’s School 590 E. College St.

Constructed in 1921 as a Catholic school, now St. Mary’s Public Elementary School – rebuilt in 1997.

Monks from Engelberg, Switzerland founded the community of St. Benedict in 1882. The campus features a museum, café/gift shop, and a library designed by Alvar Aalto. The monks’ Benedictine Brewery is located down the hill at 400 Humpert Lane NE. 10

A tribute to the trades and services that built Mount Angel. 14

Constructed in 2006, this musical timepiece celebrates Mount Angel history daily: 11 a.m., 1, 4 and 7 p.m. 15

View of North Main Street A look at the oldest known photograph of downtown Mount Angel, taken in 1898.

490 W. Church St.

Southern Pacific Railroad Depot 90 E. College St.

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The Saalfeld House In 2010, Henrietta Saalfeld bequeathed her family’s home (built in the 1890s) to the city of Mount Angel as a community resource.

E. College St. near Abbey Drive

Built in 1900 to serve as a neighborhood goods store, it was operated by the Ebner family until 1979. Now occupied by Mt. Angel Mercantile, a décor and gift shop.

The Glockenspiel 190 E. Charles St.

The Palmer House Site of the 1853 land claim by pioneer and Mount Angel’s first school district director, John Henry Palmer.

SE corner of Charles & Garfield streets.

Mount Angel Abbey

E. College St. near Abbey Drive. mountangelabbey.org

Der Maibaum – The Tree of Trades

Bank of Mt. Angel 95 N. Main St.

Founded in 1905, the Bank operated into the 1930s. Now occupied by Chic Skape, coffee-clothing-nail salon.

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Pray with the monks in the historic Abbey church. Visit the Abbey’s guesthouse, library, museum, or bookstore. Stop at the Benedictine Brewery’s taproom and enjoy good company and a good brew! Self-guided walking tours are available.

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A Oregon Garden

879 W. Main St. Open daily, seasonal hours. An 80-acre botanical garden featuring more than 20 specialty gardens, the Rediscovery Forest, amazing water features, garden art, wetlands and much more.

Lloyd Wright’s B Frank Gordon House 869 W. Main St. thegordonhouse. org. See page 6 for more info.

C Silverton Commercial Historic District on Map. Shops and galleries include Lunaria Gallery, Apples to Oranges, The Wild Dandelion, and Serenity Home & Spa Shoppe. Other historic downtown hallmarks include antiques, restaurants and an art deco cinema.

D Silverton Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Center 426 S. Water St. silvertonchamber.org. Come on by to ask questions on more local activities.

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428 S. Water St. Weekends, 10 am - 3 pm, March – Nov. Homer Davenport’s political cartoons, original train depot, and WWII-era lookout.

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F Community Pool

601 Miller St. Open year-round.

G Coolidge-McClaine Park 300 Coolidge St. Pavilion, playground, walking paths, creek access, and restored splash fountain tell the story of this century old, forested park.

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H Park & Reservoir

4381 Silver Falls Drive. Open daily, seasonal hours. Fishing, boating (no-gas motor), hiking. $5/vehicle day use fee.

House Bridge I Gallon Gallon House Road. See page 6 for more info.

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Silver Falls Timber Co. • Hwy. 214 near Jefferson St.

Norman Rockwell’s Four Freedoms • 990 N 1st St.

Orville Roth, Grocer • 918 N. First St.

The Mammoth Camera • 441 N. Water St.

Norma Jean Branstetter • 1301 N. Water St.

Don Pettit, Astronaut • Water & High streets

Davenport’s Arabian Quest • Wolf Bldg., Water St.

The Veteran • 207 E. Main St.

The Old Oak Tree • 213 E. Main St.

City of the Falls • Main St. Bridge

June Drake, Photographer • Main St. Bridge

The Town That Still Believes • Main & Fiske St.

Adventures of Bobbie • S. Water & Lewis streets

Gallon House Bridge • Lewis & S. Water streets

Keith Kaser, Walking Man • Lewis & S. First streets

Homer Davenport, Cartoonist • 205 S. First St.

Canyonview Camp • 204 Oak St.

Paws for Love • 306 Oak St.

Steam Engine Festival • First & High streets

Silverton Airport • First & High streets

Silverton Pet Parade • 600 First St.

9/11 & American Wars Memorial • 500 West C St.

Silverton Red Sox • C St. near James St.

Our Twentieth Century • C St. near James St.

Silverton Healthcare History • C St. near McClaine

Doug Brown, Cowboy • C St. and Silverton Rd.

The Oregon Trail • 1787 Pine St. in Bethany

Gallon House Bridge mural.

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Oregon State Capitol

1 & State Park

900 Court St. NE. Self-guided tours, Mon. - Fri. 8 am 5 pm; guided tours call 503-986-1388 for schedule. See the Capitol Rotunda, the Senate and House chambers, and more. (Tower Tours temporarily closed.) The State Park features the Oregon World War II Memorial, several fountains, and the much-heralded cherry trees.

2 Hallie Ford

Museum of Art

700 State St. Salem. Tues. - Sat., 10 am - 4 pm. Permanent galleries of Asian, European, Native American, Modern, and regional art at Willamette University.

3 Willamette Heritage Center

1313 Mill St. SE. Tues. - Sat., 10 am - 4 pm. Explore the past, tour the Thomas Kay Woolen Mill, and the oldest timber-frame structures in the state on this 5-acre campus.

4 Deepwood Museum & Gardens

1116 Mission St. SE. Wed. - Sat., tours at 9, 10, 11 am & noon. Queen Anne Victorian house on 4.5 acres of manicured and historic gardens. Gardens open to public sunrise to sunset.

Pasture Park 5 Bush’s 600 Mission St. This 90-acre city park includes a 19th Century conservatory, public rose gardens, playgrounds, ball fields and trails. Note: The Bush House Museum, an 1878 Victorian home in the park, is temporarily closed.

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Art Center

600 Mission St. Thur. - Sat., 11 am - 4 pm. Four exhibition spaces operated by the Salem Art Association, showcasing regional artists. Free.

World Beat Gallery

392 Liberty St. SE. Wed. - Fri., 11 am - 5 pm. A space where stories and cultural artifacts from members of Salem’s diverse community can be enjoyed. Free admission.

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170 High St. SE. Restored 1922 theatre with Shakespearean décor presenting live performances and classic movies (including a Mighty Wurlitzer Organ for silent movie screenings).

Children’s Museum

116 Marion St. NE. Seasonal hours. Salem’s children museum offers year-round fun with indoor and outdoor interactive exhibits in the sciences, arts and humanities.

9 Salem’s Historic Grand

191 High St. NE. Originally built in 1900, this venue is the home of local stage company, Enlightened Theatrics, and hosts music shows and other live events.

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2200 Minto Island Rd. Open 5 am to midnight. This 1,200-acre natural park with 19 miles of paved and soft-surface walking/ bike trails offers views of the Willamette River, plus a huge dog park. Accessible from River Road. South by car and from a pedestrian bridge from Riverfront Park.

10 Salem Downtown Historic District on Map.

Beautiful and revered buildings from the late 19th and early 20th Centuries – offering myriad dining options, bars, shops, and entertainment. The 1870-built Reed Opera House, for instance, has a little bit of everything above and below the street level. See salemmainstreetassociation.org for a comprehensive list of downtown businesses.

Top: Peter Courtney Minto Island Bicycle and Pedestrian Bridge and EcoEarth in Riverfront Park. JIM KINGHORN Above: Oregon State Capitol. © SEPAVO / 123RF.COM

Park 11 Riverfront 26 acres overlooking the Willamette River, with playgrounds, the giant mosaic EcoEarth globe, the brand new Gerry Frank-Salem Rotary Amphitheater, access to West Salem on a pedestrian/bike bridge, and plenty of grassy spaces for summer picnics.

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101 Front St. NE. Wed. - Sat., 10 am - 5 pm; Sun. 11 am - 5 pm. Old-world style carousel housed in a beautiful building on the banks of the Willamette with gift shop and party room. salemcarousel.wixsite.com/ salemcarousel

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OREGON’S OLDEST WINERY INDOOR & OUTDOOR SEATING AVAILABLE

Wine Tasting 7 days a week. Enjoy our beautiful gift shop full of fabulous wine accessories and wonderful Oregon food products.

1350 Hines St SE • Salem 503-362-4111 1-800-726-4101 HoneywoodWinery.com

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Smoke Haus USDA certified facility

35 Artisan Sausage Varieties Bacon • Jerky • Pepperoni Meats of All Varieties

Full Bavarian Restaurant Outdoor Munich Bier Garten • Full Bar

Trinken Lounge (Drinking Lounge) Shot Steins • Das Boots

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EXPLORE Salem, Silverton Mount Angel Woodburn Aurora & More

Bottle Shop

Over 100 Varieties of Imported Beer, Wine & Cider

Euro Market

European Mustards Sauerkrauts • Spices Sweets • Dried Goods German Breads Munich Pretzels • Cheeses • and More

ENJOY Events • Attractions • Maps History • Wineries • Gardens

105 South Garfield St. • Mt. Angel 503-845-2322 • www.MtAngelSausage.com OR E G ON J OU R N E YS