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Adelman Peony Gardens grows a large collection of peonies covering about fifteen acres near Salem, Oregon, in the beautiful Willamette Valley.  Stroll grassy walks to see heirlooms to the newest selections of beautiful blooms. Open May-June More

In this hilarious sequel to Greater Tuna, it’s Christmas in the third smallest town in Texas, Radio Station OKKK news personalities Thurston Wheelis and Arles Struvie are here to report on all the Yuletide activities.  Wed.-Sat. 7:30 pm; Sun. 2:30 pm. $23-$28 admission. More

Every Thursday afternoon, May through October, the block between 1st and 2nd street on Cowls transforms into a bountiful farmers market wonderland. More than 60 vendors line the block offering seasonal produce, farm-raised meats, fresh blooms, handmade crafts and other artisanal goods. More

Welcome the new year at Mt. Hood Skibowl with night skiing and Cosmic Tubing, music and fireworks displays. See website for details. More

Discover the local artisans of Mt. Hood. Browse knit goods, jewelry, wines, bath products and other local goods to kick-start your holiday shopping. More

Walk a Christmas Fantasy Trail with thousands of lights. Walk through a 40′ castle with Christmas scenes. Walk through tunnels, maze, suspension bridge, crooked house, slides and more. Bonfire nightly. Great for all ages. Closed December 24 and 25. More

Enjoy the lights and music of ships as they cruise by along the Willamette River, decked out in Christmas splendor. Ship viewing is weather dependent, and starts around 6pm. Check website for information and updates. More

It is morning and you are awakened by the smell of fresh coffee, bacon and homemade pancakes. You look out your room window to see a breathtaking view of the Steens Mountain. The Frenchglen Hotel was established in 1916. The eight rooms have a very country feel with thick quilts on the beds.Seven of the rooms have one full-sized bed. There is one room that has a twin and full-sized bed. Breakfast is served from 7:30 am until 9:30 am everyday. Lunch is served from... More

Hosts John and Cheryl Williams invite you to come stay where the wind blows free, the coyotes sing a chorus, and the sweet scent of sage perfumes the air! We are nestled at the base of Andrews rim (14 miles north of Fields on east Steens Road) with sweeping views of the Alvord Desert, Steens Mountain, Alvord Peaks, Pueblo Mountain and the Trout Mountains. Area recreation includes hiking, hunting, photography, rock- hounding, hot springs dipping, fishing, star gazing, bird watching, sight seeing, opal digging and... More

Drovers’ Inn is operated by John Ross, Kelly Everhart and Staff. The inn is an excellent place to make your headquarters while exploring the nearby Malheur National Wildlife Refuge and the beautiful Steens Mountains, or your hunting, fishing, sightseeing and bird watching activities. Years ago the ranchers of the area used to drive their cattle from Catlow Valley to the Blitzen Valley. They herded the cattle down the hill and through the area where Drovers Inn now stands. More

Local products made, caught or grown in Oregon. Gift baskets, Pendleton blankets, wine, Tillamook cheese and handmade jewelry. Located in the Salem Center Mall. More

Good, clean food, 24 rotating craft beers & ciders in an inviting, yet edgy, atmosphere. Vegetarian and gluten-free friendly. More

A great place to stop on your way to view the falls or at the end of a day’s hike. The menu changes seasonally. More

Family-owned and operated since 1957. The U.S. Outdoor Store handpicks only top-shelf outdoor gear and apparel to sell to you. And because technology evolves, so do they, staying current with the newest and best gear without ignoring proven brands and technology. Offering services and repairs in their tuning shop, they also offer a full range of rental gear. Camping, hiking, skiing, snowboarding, mountaineering, surfing, traveling—the U.S. Outdoor store has all your outdoor gear needs covered. More

Located in the Wy’East Day Lodge at Timberline Lodge & Ski Area, the Wy’East Store has everything you need for your next Timberline ski or snowboard adventure – including outerwear, goggles, hats, gloves, socks, and more. Browse through a great selection of Timberline logowear and find other great souvenirs to commemorate your trip to Mt Hood. More

Eugene’s first cidery uses whole fruit for seasonal small batch ciders created without artificial flavorings, sulfites or added sweeteners. Their flagship hard cider is Dry Cider made from locally-sourced apples. Other ciders are crafted with pears, blueberries, plums, cherries and elderberries. The taphouse features ten Wildcraft Cider Works’ ciders on tap, imported ciders and cider cocktails. Family friendly until 9 p.m. More

Practically an institution in the campus community, Taylor’s Bar & Grill has been home to students, faculty, alumni, athletes and fans for almost a century. Across from The Duck Store and University of Oregon campus, Taylor’s outside patio is a popular hangout, especially when it is sunny. Founded in 1922, Taylor’s specializes in classic pub food, good drinks and live music. TVs for watching the game. Daily happy hour, 5 – 7 p.m. More

Enjoy all of your favorite Sweet Cheeks Winery wines in the heart of downtown Eugene at the beautiful Fifth Street Public Market. Open year round, with live music every Friday evening, delicious cheese plates, and cozy atmosphere. They also welcome the opportunity to host your private events, small gatherings, or fundraising events. Additional tasting room at their vineyard on Briggs Hill Road. More

Eugene’s longest running free theater program celebrates twenty years of “Free Shakespeare in the Park” with the magical romantic comedy of William Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”. Directed by Sharon Se’love and featuring a cast of community members aged 13-78. “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” is a fantastical comic romp through the ancient forest of Athens filled with fairies, enchanted lovers and magical beasts. Bring a picnic, blanket, beach chairs, family and friends for an evening of fun on the south lawn in beautiful Amazon Community... More

A planetarium show that explores one of the biggest mysteries in astronomy: the hunt for dark matter. Best suited for ages 9 and older. More

Join Annie Margarita for a three-day painting class in the McKenzie River Valley. Discuss painting styles, work on sketches outdoors and paint in the studio. Lodging and meals included. More

The 5K course is out and back from the winery on rolling Briggs Hill Rd. The scenic route takes you through the country between vineyards and farmland. Afterwards enjoy a relaxing evening at the winery with live music. Wine, beer and food are available for purchase. More

Free for all ages. Enjoy live music performed by local artists every Friday night. See website for this week’s musical stylings. More

Combining a fly fishing retreat with activities for non-angling significant others, this package is ideal for couples who would like to spend time with each other while focusing on separate hobbies. This four-night retreat features a stay at the McKenzie River Inn full of wonderful food and company. For three full days, one half of the couple gets to experience fly fishing on the McKenzie River in a drift boat while the other half gets lessons in oil painting the flora of the McKenzie River. More

Owners, chefs and longtime friends Michelle Reid and Carmen Nasholm provide all homemade and handcrafted breads, soups, salads, sandwiches and baked goods. Serving breakfast and lunch six days a week with a coffee bar that offers specialty coffee drinks. Plenty of gluten and dairy free options. Located in the Park Blocks in downtown Eugene. Featuring "hot food, warm smiles and cool jazz." More

An English-style pub in downtown Eugene featuring 28 taps of regional beer. The First National Taphouse is a great place to taste a range of local beers in one spot. Located in the remodeled First on Broadway Building which was once The First National Bank of Eugene. Old bank vaults are displayed throughout, and the taphouse bar and kitchen are literally in the original main floor vault. More

The Wild and Scenic Snake River flows through the rugged Hells Canyon, and at 1,078 miles long, it is the largest tributary to the Columbia River. Travelers on the Oregon trail journeyed through Snake River canyons on their way to the Willamette Valley.  Today visitors can enjoy rafting, kayaking and jet boat tours on the river, as well as hikes along the river. More