Located at the Crissey Field State Recreation Site
Hours:
Friday-Monday 9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Closed Tuesday, Wednesday, and *Thursday.
*Exception:Open on Thursday, Dec 28th, for OPRD’s Whale Watch Week.
Closed Christmas Day and New Year’s Day.
Please call ahead to confirm welcome center is open as hours are subject to change.
Open May – October
Located at the ODOT Ontario Safety Rest Area
Hours:
Monday – Sunday, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. MST
Please call ahead to confirm welcome center is open as hours are subject to change.
Located on the arrivals level near baggage claim
Named Travel + Leisure’s best domestic airport for seven consecutive years, PDX continues to delight visitors arriving to Oregon by air. Don’t miss a stop at this welcome center, located on the baggage claim level near a studious Sasquatch statue. It’s a sure way to start your adventure off in a spirited fashion.
Hours:
Monday – Sunday, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Closed Christmas Day and New Year’s Day
Please call ahead to confirm welcome center is open as hours are subject to change.
Join the community and Indigenous Tribes – the Confederated Tribes of the Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw Indians and the Coquille Indian Tribe – for a special event on the Coos Bay Boardwalk to recognize missing, murdered and endangered Indigenous persons. Together honoring those lost and advocating for justice and protection for Native Peoples. Event begins at 12:30pm with a guest speaker and light refreshments on the Boardwalk. Followed by the showing of “Wind River” at the Historic Egyptian Theater at 2:30pm. Wear Red to honor those lost and free admission to the film. *Due to subject matter of the film “Wind River”, viewer discretion is advised.
Join Project Prelude for an eclectic program celebrating the organization’s past, present, and future. Lauded as a “visionary” artist (Oregon ArtsWatch), violinist Raúl Gómez-Rojas—Music Director of Project Prelude’s founding partner, the Metropolitan Youth Symphony—takes the spotlight, alongside a number of special guests. The organization’s incoming and current leadership share the stage in Grażyna Bacewicz’ Quartet for Four Violins, a striking work fusing the composer’s native Polish roots with her brilliant lyricism.
A celebrated pianist of “breathtaking charisma” (Philadelphia Inquirer) and “uncommon sensitivity” (New Yorker), Inon Barnatan brings Portland Piano International’s season to a close with a program of mesmerizing music by Rachmaninoff and Schubert.
Rachmaninoff’s early Moments musicaux showcase signature elements of the Russian composer’s unabashedly romantic music — lush melodies, heightened expression, and thunderous, bell-like sounds — while honoring Schubert’s own Moments musicaux, emotional tone poems one critic called “intimate confidences from Schubert’s innermost soul.” And Rachmaninoff’s nostalgia-laced Symphonic Dances, his final expression of unfulfilled longing for home after 20 years of exile in the US, is born anew in Barnatan’s explosive transcription for solo piano.
Don’t miss the third annual Pink! Rosé Festival. Join a fun-filled day of rosé tasting at the Hillsboro Ballpark, home of the Hillsboro Hops. Twenty-five of Tualatin Valley’s celebrated wineries will be pouring their latest (limited) rosé releases.
With sweeping views of the infield, wood-fired pizza, street tacos, winemakers, music and more, the Pink! Rosé Festival is the perfect way to spend a spring day discovering your new favorite rosé.
Discover a variety of locally grown produce, plants, cut flowers, nuts, honey, meat, cheeses and canned items including jams, jellies and pickled specialties at this popular outdoor market. Vendors also sell baked goods such as breads, muffins, cookies and focaccia.
The market is open mid-April through November providing a personal connection with the farmers and ranchers.
Nestled between Historic Downtown Albany and the beautiful park-like grounds of the Linn County Courthouse, the Albany Farmers’ Market is easy to access by foot, bicycle, car or bus and is just a few blocks from Amtrak at the historic Albany Station.
Alloro Vineyards invite you to celebrate Memorial Weekend in the comfortable atmosphere of the Tasting House with its idyllic landscape, sweeping westerly views, and caring hospitality.
Saturday and Sunday enjoy a curated lineup of Alloro’s single-vineyard estate wines featuring spring releases and Pinot noir served alongside bountiful grazing boards of grilled meats, cheese, crab dip, and other shareable bites, vegetables, and accouterments.
Eggs, fresh-baked pastries, honey-glazed ham, fresh fruit – the Cornelius Pass Roadhouse Mother’s Day buffet has all the classic dishes to keep everyone happy, plus a few tasty specialties, an omelet station, endless coffee, desserts and more.
Call the pub for reservations (503) 640-6174.
After brunch, don’t forget to swing by their Mother’s Day Plant Sale. Find estate-grown plants, handcrafted garden items and plenty of great gifts for Mom.
