Events in Corvallis, OR

A women-focused Bunko night centered on community, good food, and plenty of laughs. New players are welcome, and the game is easy to learn. There is time for food and conversation before play begins. The buy in is $5 and goes toward prizes, and assistance may be available if the fee is a barrier; contact Jenny for details. Bringing a dish, snack, or dessert to share is optional. For questions, text Jenny at 541-300-8713.

ANNE Monthly Connect brings nonprofit professionals together at the Mid-Willamette Family YMCA Family Activities Center to build relationships and explore collaboration for the good of the community. Each session highlights one pressing issue, with conversation about local needs, examples of how organizations are already responding, and ways to partner where gaps remain. This edition focuses on battling loneliness and building belonging. Coffee and snacks will be available. It offers a welcoming space to connect with peers, learn what is happening across organizations, and identify practical next steps to strengthen support and connection.

Explore ideas and solutions for your space at a show focused on hearth and home projects at Linn County Expo in Albany. Connect with remodeling contractors, browse new shed options, learn about solar power for your home, and compare gutter protection providers in one convenient location. Parking and admission are free.

A live performance from Sora Schutt at The Inferno Restaurant in Independence features country favorites across eras, with songs associated with Hank Williams, George Straight, Garth Brooks, Johnny Cash, Joe Nichols, Morgan Wallen, Creedence Clearwater Revival, and more. Look forward to a blend of timeless classics and newer hits.

Deluxe Brewing hosts a trivia night led by Alex Rice. Form a team with friends, answer trivia questions, and pair the fun with beer and food. The event benefits the Cumberland Community Events Center, so taking part supports a local cause.

A fun annual event that kicks off the holiday season and supports local charitable agencies through its proceeds.

This event will be held in the lobby area. Admission is $5, and registration is available right there in the lobby.

Texas State visits Oregon State for a nonconference football matchup at Reser Stadium in Corvallis. The game features a clash of styles, pairing the Bobcats’ up-tempo Sun Belt approach with the Beavers’ physical, defense-focused identity in a loud Pacific Northwest setting. With implications for bowl positioning and late-season momentum, every possession figures to matter.

A contradance at First Congregational United Church of Christ in Corvallis featuring The Electrodes. A welcoming lesson for newcomers opens the event, followed by social dancing. The caller will be announced, and admission is offered on a sliding scale of $12 to $20.

Presented by Windward Events, this Wonderland-inspired costume ball blends shadowy charm with playful fantasy. Attendees receive a map on arrival that guides the evening, complete with a venue-wide scavenger hunt and a table of contents for all the themed stops. Visit the Mad Hatter’s High Table for appetizers and desserts, spin across the dance floor, pose for photos among the Tulgey Wood, or wander to Absalom’s Mushroom bar for mocktails, with tokens available for purchase at the front desk. The soundtrack opens with brooding instrumentals, then builds into a more fantastical rave energy as the night unfolds. Costumes rooted in Wonderland, literary, historical, or gothic styles are preferred, and streetwear is not permitted due to an enforced dress code. Whether the plan is to dance, mingle with fellow guests, seek out hidden items, or settle into a quieter corner like the Red Queen’s castle, the experience offers multiple paths through this reimagined world.

Bring a project and spend time crafting alongside others. All arts and crafts and skill levels are welcome. Beginners without supplies can ask about borrowing materials or finding what they need. Thrifted needles and sale yarn may be available if arranged ahead of time.

Get ready for a Chili Cook-Off Fundraiser supporting the Cavs. Held at Corvallis High School during the Pick Up & Play Lacrosse Clinic with Corvallis Parks & Rec, the event welcomes Cavaliers friends, family, and fans to cook, compete, and show their support ahead of the first faceoff of the 2027 lacrosse season. Admission is $10 per adult and $5 per child age 12 and younger. Sign-ups are coming soon.

LevelOne Volleyball is preparing for club season tryouts offered in two sessions at the Albany YMCA in Albany, OR. For questions or additional information, email levelonevolleyball@gmail.com.

The Jefferson Service Integration Team supports people living in the Jefferson School District area. This event is for anyone who wants to learn about community resources and programs available locally. For questions, contact Kim Dwyer at kdwyer@santiamhospital.org.

Burner Beer Night meets at Woodstock's in Corvallis for a casual gathering. Depending on how busy it is, the group will be either in the Suds bar or in the main dining area. Look for Burning Man logos to spot the group.

School of Rock the Musical brings the spirit of the Jack Black film to the stage as a high energy comedy with new songs by Andrew Lloyd Webber, book by Julian Fellows, and lyrics by Glenn Slater. The story centers on Dewey, an aspiring rocker who pretends to be a substitute teacher and turns a classroom of straight A students into a real band, while developing feelings for the school's headmistress. Directed by Cherie Gullerud with music direction by Rob Birdwell, the production is presented in The Majestic Theatre's Starker Auditorium. Tickets are $23 for adults and $21 for students and seniors, and the show is rated PG for mild language.

Otterthon 2026 brings swimmers to Albany Community Pool for a lap-based fundraiser supporting the Otters. Participants log laps to raise donations that support equipment for the team, scholarships, coach development, and other needs. Families create personal fundraising pages to share with friends and relatives, and swimmers can earn prizes through a prize ladder.

Ed Desmarteau performs a set of classic rock hits spanning the 60s to today, covering artists such as The Beatles, Eagles, Moody Blues, James Taylor, Cat Stevens, Neil Young, John Denver, Bob Seger, Eric Clapton, Del Shannon, Neil Diamond, Johnny Cash, Tracy Chapman and Luke Combs, Toby Keith, Gordon Lightfoot, Jimmy Buffet, and more. The show also includes a couple of original songs, with a setlist that invites plenty of dancing.

Enjoy live music from local performers at an open mic night celebrating music, friends, and community. The event is free and open to ages 14 and up.

Adapted from the Jack Black movie, School of Rock - The Musical follows an aspiring rocker who takes a substitute teaching job under false pretenses and turns a class of top students into a genuine rock band. As he teaches them what it means to play and perform, he also finds himself drawn to the school’s headmistress. The production features new music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, composer of Jesus Christ Superstar, with lyrics by Glenn Slater. Directed by Cherie Gullerud with music direction by Rob Birdwell, this PG-rated show for mild language is presented in The Majestic Theatre’s Starker Auditorium. Tickets are $23 for adults and $21 for students and seniors.

Open play paintball at Albany Outdoor Paintball welcomes beginners and casual players alike. Veterans and their direct families receive free entry along with a basic rental package, and paintballs are purchased separately. Teams are organized for fair gameplay, with adjustments based on skill level to keep matches balanced for participants ages 10 and up. Games begin with classic team deathmatch, then shift to Domination, where teams work to control three zones while times are tracked for bragging rights.

Enjoy an evening of dancing with instruction from Lora Michele Dance Studio and live music by David and the Dominos. A bar that accepts cash and credit will be available, and guests are encouraged to wear attire inspired by the 1940s or a military look. General admission is $39, with a $35 rate for veterans. Tickets are offered in advance and at the door, and hors d'oeuvres are included in limited quantities. Pre-registration is highly recommended. The event is recommended for ages 12 and up. To get ready beforehand, $10 drop-in Lindy Hop and Foxtrot sessions are available.

Open Team Practice at Albany Outdoor Paintball offers NXL-style training led by AOP WreckingCrew. It is geared toward weekend warriors who want to sharpen fundamentals, link up with a squad, or prepare for tournaments like NXL. Expect skills work, fast-paced drills, and organized scrimmages in 3v3 and 5v5 formats. Teams are adjusted to keep matchups balanced for all experience levels, and participants ages 10 and up are welcome. Entry and air are $15, and paint is $60 per case of 2000 GI custom paintballs or an equivalent option. Pre-registration is available to reserve a spot.

Fill Your Pantry Corvallis is an annual pop-up farmers market where shoppers can stock up directly from local farms at bulk prices. Find large quantities of long-keeping produce like root vegetables, winter squash, and cabbage, along with regional staples such as beans, grains, meats, honey, preserves, and fresh baked items. Pre-ordering is available and required for very large bulk purchases, and in-person shopping is also offered. Alongside the market, the fourth annual Winter Vegetable Sagra features local chefs serving complimentary tastings that showcase seasonal abundance. Visitors can stop by each table, sample dishes, and gather ideas for cooking with less familiar root veggies. SNAP and Double Up Food Bucks are accepted. The event takes place at the Benton County Fairgrounds in Guerber Hall and highlights the rich farming community of the Willamette Valley while supporting local producers.

The Gathering at Tansy is a guided community circle for spiritual self-inquiry, reflection, and embodied practice. Each gathering explores a theme through conversation, journaling, meditation, sound, ritual, and other practices that support self-awareness, intentional growth, and inner connection. Activities include meditation, intention setting, and optional energetic alignment, all held in a supportive, nonjudgmental space welcoming people of all ethnicities, cultures, belief systems, genders, and orientations. Bring yourself, and feel free to bring a yoga mat or floor pillow, a blanket, water or tea, or a friend. The space offering is $15.

Inspired by the hit film starring Jack Black, this musical comedy includes new songs by Andrew Lloyd Webber, composer of Jesus Christ Superstar. The story centers on Dewey, an aspiring rocker who impersonates a substitute teacher and turns a class of straight-A kids into a band, all while developing feelings for the school's headmistress. Creative credits include Julian Fellows and lyricist Glenn Slater, with direction by Cherie Gullerud and music direction by Rob Birdwell. Presented in The Majestic Theatre’s Starker Auditorium. Rated PG for mild language. Tickets are $23 for adults and $21 for students and seniors.

Take a leisurely bird walk at Ankeny NWR, beginning at the Ankeny Hill Nature Center parking lot. On-site facilities are available, and the trails near the nature center are open. The outing starts around the nature center before continuing to Pintail Marsh and other highlights within the refuge. Pack water, binoculars, and a snack. Surfaces can be uneven, so plan for sturdy, comfortable footwear.

Connect with fellow crafters in Monmouth at a welcoming meetup where you can bring your own project, work alongside creative neighbors, and make new connections. Taking place every third Saturday of the month, it is open to all ages and to any style of crafting.

Reser Stadium hosts a late-season showdown as the Utah State Aggies face the Oregon State Beavers in Corvallis. With conference stakes and bowl positioning on the line, every snap carries added weight in this high-pressure matchup. Reser’s close sightlines keep the action within view from nearly any seat, making it easy to follow the intensity as both teams push through the final stretch of their schedule.

Settle into a restorative Sonic Journey at Sole to Soul Yoga in Albany. This sound meditation, often called a sound bath, uses gongs, crystal singing bowls, and other sound tools to focus attention and ease a busy mind. The experience begins with gentle breathing and a calming visualization that helps participants arrive in the present moment. From there, participants rest comfortably while layered tones and harmonics move through the space, heard and also felt as soothing vibration. Each session is unique, as evolving soundscapes meet each person’s changing inner landscape. Many find profound relaxation, deep meditative states, dreamlike imagery, and a renewed connection to intuition, creativity, and inner guidance. The approach emphasizes compassion and curiosity, creating a supportive environment with guides who accompany participants rather than gurus. Bring a yoga or camping mat, a blanket, and a pillow, and wear loose, comfortable clothing. An eye covering is optional for added comfort. Admission is a sliding scale of $15 to $30.

The second annual holiday market at the Dallas Event Center features goods from local artisans, a canned food drive, and chances to enter raffles for prizes. Explore local craftsmanship and take part in the prize drawings at this festive marketplace.

Generations Theater Company presents a family friendly production of Legally Blonde Jr., a high-spirited musical comedy that celebrates friendship, perseverance, and staying true to yourself. Follow Elle Woods as she pursues her goals with optimism and grit, told through lively songs, sharp humor, and plenty of heart. Tickets are available for multiple performances, and select performances include ASL interpretation. Produced by Generations Theater Company, a volunteer-powered 501(c)(3) bringing live theater to the community.

This occasion marks Small Business Saturday.

Promoted as the number one networking event in Dallas, this gathering centers on professional networking and connections.

Build confidence for the first weeks with your baby in a one hour, evidence-based class at Corvallis Birth Center. The session covers feeding fundamentals for both breastfeeding and bottle feeding, how to notice early hunger cues, and practical answers to common questions. You will learn to interpret your newborn’s signals, including fussiness, sleepiness, hunger, and comfort needs. Newborn sleep is explained in clear terms, with safe sleep basics and gentle ways to begin shaping a rhythm that suits your family. The class also offers research-supported soothing techniques to encourage calmer moments throughout the day. An interactive Q&A invites real-life scenarios so participants leave with clarity and confidence. Cost is $40 per couple. Whether expecting or newly postpartum, attendees receive practical tools and reassurance rooted in science and delivered with care.

Sora Schutt brings a live country set to The Inferno Restaurant - Independence OR, blending favorites from across the years. The performance highlights songs by Hank Williams, George Straight, Garth Brooks, Johnny Cash, Joe Nichols, Morgan Wallen, Creedence Clearwater Revival, and more.

In Junction City, a glowing holiday procession celebrates The Nutcracker, bringing illuminated floats and costumed characters to life. Nutcrackers, gingerbread soldiers, dolls, the Mouse King, and other favorites roll by in a sea of sparkling lights. A single Santa is part of the festivities, and walkers share store-bought treats along the way. This celebration is part of a regional series that also visits Harrisburg and Monroe, aimed at sharing a bit more holiday magic with the next generation. Those planning to enter the parade should build to The Nutcracker theme and include holiday lighting, keep entries within 13 feet 6 inches in height and 15 feet in width, display a business or group name if applicable, and complete a registration and waiver in advance since on-site signups are not available. Each entry must have at least two walkers aged 14 or older for safety, and riders should not get on or off floats while the parade is underway. Walkers may hand out candy or treats, but nothing may be thrown from vehicles or floats. Drivers must be 18 or older with a valid license and liability insurance. Follow all safety rules around railroad crossings, avoid any activity that could put the public at risk, and move to the side if a breakdown occurs. Alcohol is not permitted for participants before or during the procession or in the lineup area. Help keep streets clean, and ensure animal units have someone to manage cleanup.

Support Sprague HOSA and local vendors at a holiday market returning to the Sprague High School Gym in Salem, Oregon. Browse custom gifts created just for you while the event celebrates being back in this building.

An RN-led prenatal and newborn care class offers clear, supportive guidance for the remainder of pregnancy, the birthing process, and the first weeks at home with a baby. Held in the Reimer Room at Samaritan Albany General Hospital in Albany, Oregon, this session covers mid-pregnancy changes and ways to stay supported, what to expect during labor and birth including comfort strategies and birth planning, newborn care basics such as soothing, diapering, bathing, and safe sleep, and care for new parents with attention to recovery, rest, mental health, and creating a realistic postpartum plan. The fee covers one expectant parent plus a partner or support person, and any additional attendee will need a separate ticket. FSA and HSA funds are accepted, and documentation for reimbursement can be provided. Attendees should bring their own lunch and preferred drinks, while coffee, water, and light snacks are available. An easy-to-use eBook is included for ongoing reference. Many families find the 30 to 32 week window a helpful time to attend, though earlier or later participation also works. Breastfeeding education is offered separately in a dedicated prenatal feeding class for focused support.

A Christmas market will take place at The Dallas Events Center and The Majestic, welcoming the holiday season.

The Slocan Ramblers deliver bluegrass with deep traditional roots and bold, creative flair. Beginning with lively Toronto bar gigs, they have gone on to appear on renowned stages such as the Grand Ole Opry, MerleFest, and Rockygrass. Their show highlights unadorned roots music powered by heart and grit, the kind that reminds listeners why they fell in love with bluegrass in the first place.

Ed Desmarteau returns to The Inferno Restaurant in Independence with a crowd-pleasing mix of classic rock that spans the 60s through today. Expect faithful takes on favorites by The Beatles, Eagles, Moody Blues, Steve Miller, Pink Floyd, The Who, Badfinger, Neil Young, Eric Clapton, Bob Seger, Tom Petty, James Taylor, Cat Stevens, Neil Diamond, John Denver, Johnny Cash, Toby Keith, Garth Brooks, Tracy Chapman and Luke Combs, Gordon Lightfoot, and Jimmy Buffett. The music is perfect for dancing and singing along.

Hosted by Your Dallas Area Chamber of Commerce, this networking meetup brings together local professionals in Dallas, Oregon to exchange ideas, make connections, and strengthen the business community. Recognized as the number one networking event in Dallas, it offers a welcoming space to meet new contacts and grow professional relationships.

A beloved holiday tale is transformed in a radiant new vision that expands what the theater can be. Blending elite movement with innovative wearable light technology, the stage shifts into a dynamic, digitally responsive realm guided by Tchaikovsky’s celebrated score. Glowing costumes trace each leap and turn, reshaping the story into a vivid, cinematic journey. More than a performance, it invites complete immersion in a narrative of wonder and change shaped by light, motion, and sound. The classic returns renewed, shimmering with spectacle and heartfelt depth.

This event features a fun ride through McDonald Forest in Corvallis. An optional lunch will follow the ride for those who wish to participate.