This weekend in Marion County, OR

A convenient flu vaccination clinic welcomes families for a quick in-and-out visit to receive a flu shot. It is open to everyone, and walk-ins are accepted.

Athletic Edge's Spooktacular Adventure offers a family-friendly Halloween experience where costumes are encouraged and playful spooky vibes set the tone. Each session includes a themed snack for young children, and additional food and beverages can be purchased from the venue’s restaurant and cafe. Parents will also find specialty adult drinks available for a relaxed break. Admission is $20 for attendees who are walking through age 15, and ages 16 and up are free. Multiple sessions are scheduled to help fit a variety of plans.

Led by instructor William Reichle, this introductory stained glass assembly class also covers color theory. Across five hours, participants learn the Tiffany-style foiling method, receive guided practice with soldering, discover how to frame using lead came, and finish by cleaning and polishing their piece. Everyone builds from a pre-cut, pre-ground glass kit that matches the design shown, and all materials are provided. The session begins with safety guidelines for working with stained glass and a brief orientation to the tools and supplies before the hands-on portion starts.

An indoor marketplace at Wavra Farms and Nursery brings together many sellers from the area under one roof. It is part of a market season that takes place every Saturday from October through March. Browse a variety of offerings and show support for vendors from the community.

The Salem Wedding Show brings local wedding professionals together in the Jackman Long Building at the Oregon State Fair & Expo Center in Salem. Explore options for photographers, florists, venue coordinators, caterers, DJs, and more in one convenient place. Compare services, gather inspiration, and have real conversations with the people who can bring your plans to life. General admission includes free parking. VIP admission adds early access, a VIP swag bag, a bride-to-be sash, a gift card for two free wedding bands from JVL Jewelry, and an entry in a $500 Alaska Airlines gift card drawing, plus free parking. Couples who sign a contract and make a deposit with any vendor at the show can enter to receive 10 percent of their contract amount back, up to $250, with four couples selected each show.

This Halloween trunk or treat offers decked-out cars, creative costumes, candy for kids, and a festive community atmosphere. Coastal Farm & Ranch teams up with Toxic Mopar to fill the parking lot with eye-catching trunks and plenty of seasonal spirit, creating a memorable experience for families.

A Death Cafe offers an open conversation about death in a relaxed setting. Participants, often meeting for the first time, share tea and something sweet while talking candidly about mortality. There is no agenda or preset theme, and no one is pressured to speak. The purpose is to build comfort and awareness around the end of life so people can consider how to make the most of the time they have. This session is facilitated by end of life doula Lucia LaNasa and is presented in conjunction with What Remains, an exhibit focused on death and mourning traditions. It lasts two hours. Tea and treats are provided, and attendance is free. Please note that this is a discussion gathering, not counseling or a grief support service. Attendees may arrive just as they are and bring their curiosity.

Neighbors gather in Highland for a peaceful walk that raises awareness about community violence and encourages connection. The walk begins at River Road Park, creating space for families, friends, and neighbors to move together in a spirit of unity. Open to all, this community-focused event centers on strengthening relationships and building a safer, more connected Highland.

An after-hours Samhain themed evening at Pixie Nook offers candlelit browsing, the scent of autumn, and space for quiet reflection as the season turns toward winter. Attendees can assemble a small Samhain spell jar, listen to music inspired by the holiday, and enjoy light refreshments while discovering intriguing items. Wildflower Henna will provide henna designs by donation throughout the evening. No tickets or reservations are required, and the focus is on cozy ambiance, gentle enchantment, and small surprises.

The 5th Annual Masquerade Ball arrives in Salem, OR as an in-person celebration organized by Quantum Light Annex. Look forward to an evening of mystery, music, and glamour. Attendees are encouraged to wear eye-catching masks and elegant attire, then enjoy hours of dancing with both familiar faces and new connections. The night features exciting surprises, delicious treats, and an upbeat atmosphere that sets the stage for lasting memories.

Expect a lively evening at the Half Penny that invites dancing, with Austin Church on drums. Brian Williams and Michael Contour make their debut at the Half Penny, adding fresh energy to the performance.

At Fork Forty Food Hall, a relaxed market features a curated group of local artists alongside live storytelling and poetry readings. Browse creative work and stay for spoken word performances.

At Salem Gymnastics Center, families can enjoy a Trunk-or-Treat with decorated trunks to visit, candy and treats, music, and face painting. Costumes are encouraged. Entry to Trunk-or-Treat is free and open to families. Sweet Ice Co. will be on site. A separate Halloween Open Gym is currently sold out, with possible walk-in admission on a first come, first served basis if openings appear due to no-shows. If space becomes available, Open Gym is $5 per child at the door. The lot directly in front of the entrance will serve as the Trunk-or-Treat area and will be closed to regular parking, and parking is available around the surrounding building.