Events in Salem, OR

Put your knowledge to the test at a Salem trivia night where competitors vie for a place on the Knowledge Cup trophy. A full bar and 14 food carts keep minds fueled throughout the games. It is family friendly, and final standings will be posted on the trivia board for well-earned bragging rights.

Browse a mini farmers market featuring farm fresh produce, baked goods, arts and crafts, hot food, and more. It is set up on the grass between Annette’s and Momiji.

KSAS Center hosts weekly bingo games that are open to adults 18 and older. The cost is $6 for the basic buy-in, and you can also choose to play more cards for additional games if you’d like. There are simple refreshments during the break, and some players bring snacks to share.

Karaoke is back with a family friendly night of singing.

Salem Art Association partners with Common People Yoga and The Hot Loft to present an outdoor yoga class on the grounds behind Bush Barn Art Center and Annex. Lorissa Addabbo leads a 60-minute Vinyasa Flow suitable for all experience levels, from first-timers to advanced practitioners. Participants should bring water and a blanket or yoga mat and settle into a comfortable place on the grass. The class is offered on a donation basis and is open to the community.

The Bush Park Thursday Night Races return with a welcoming series for all ages, inviting competitive runners and casual participants alike. The 3K and 5K routes match last year’s courses. Two youth distances are offered, a 500 meter run for children under 7 and a 1600 meter run for ages 7 to 12, and both youth races are free. The 3000 meters and 5000 meters are open to everyone with a $10 entry fee. Online registration is available and encouraged, with on-site signups offered as well. Online registration closes ahead of each race, and youth races accept in-person registration only on race night. Registering for multiple races in a single transaction can help reduce processing fees. The order of events is registration first, followed by the 3000 meters, then the 500 meters for the youngest runners, the 1600 meters for older kids, and the 5000 meters to wrap up the evening. The final week features trophies for the fastest overall performers in each race across the series. Participation supports the Kelsy Oldham Memorial Scholarship Fund and local high school cross country teams. For safety, strollers and pets are not permitted on the race courses.

After Drag Time with RiRi Caliente, stick around for a karaoke night hosted by RiRi Caliente. There is no cover, and guests must be 21+. Food and drink specials are available all night, and the venue offers its full kitchen and bar menu before and during the show. The show environment may include flashing and strobe lights, and an ASL interpreter can be provided for a show on request.

Celebrate the rare full solar eclipse with a special day at Salem Ale Works that includes breakfast, a special beer release, eclipse viewing, and a few extra surprises. Your ticket covers breakfast and eclipse snacks, viewing glasses, a commemorative pint glass, a pint of beer, and a private brewery tour.

Every Friday brings specials with buy one, get one half off sandwiches that are easy to share or save for later, plus $10 Long Islands to chase away the end-of-week blues.

Austin B. Sweeney returns to his hometown for Dayton Friday Nights at Dayton City Park, performing an evening of tales and music that reflect on life, love, and the road.

Designed for teens ages 13 to 18, Champions at the Downtown Salem YMCA offers swimming, workouts, and video games alongside personal mentoring and genuine peer support. Complimentary snacks and beverages are provided, and participants can learn about internship opportunities with the YMCA. The environment is welcoming and built on honesty, respect, and loyalty. Athletic attire and sneakers are recommended. A free YMCA membership is available, and a Champions leader can explain the details.

Rhythm & Flow presents a high energy hip hop and rap showcase featuring Young Dre at The Bad Space. The event blends party vibes with a concert experience, with sounds curated by Inferno & Friends. All ages are welcome. The full lineup will be announced. All sales are final and refunds are not available. The venue reserves the right to refuse entry. Admission is honored for valid ticket holders, and entry may be delayed during busy periods due to capacity and safety guidelines. Photography and video recording may occur, and by attending you consent to the use of your image, voice, and likeness by Rhythm & Flow LLC, Xicha Brewing, HAG MUSIC, and event partners for promotional and marketing purposes without payment. Purchasing a ticket and attending signifies agreement to Rhythm & Flow LLC terms of service and related policies.

Experience a calming session at Common People Yoga that blends guided meditation, gentle chair yoga stretches, conscious breathing, Yoga Nidra, and kirtan, a style of mantra-based music meditation. Simple techniques are shared that can be continued at home or in a group, and newcomers are welcome. There is no cost to attend, and complimentary homemade baked treats and herbal tea are provided in an easygoing, friendly setting focused on easing stress and supporting inner peace. The class is led by Ramai and Alaya, who have offered mantra meditation and kirtan in Oregon since 2021 and have practiced this approach for close to 25 years. They share elements of the yoga philosophy lifestyle with an emphasis on reducing anxiety and nurturing spiritual well-being through sound and stillness.

Celebrate over 25 years of the Silverton Arts Festival in historic Coolidge-McClaine Park. You’ll find artist booths set along Silver Creek with scenic walking paths shaded by large oak and Douglas-fir trees. Expect a juried lineup of high-quality local and visiting artists, along with live entertainment and hands-on activities for all ages in a friendly, community-focused atmosphere.

Celebrating five years of practice, music, mentorship, and community, this multi-location gathering honors the spirit of Common People Yoga. The schedule features a centering session with Zohra Campbell at Common People Yoga, paying homage to Salem’s yoga roots and the foundation that inspired CPY. It continues with an energizing class led by Bonnie Weeks at the studio, recognizing the influence of a key mentor to Lorissa, CPY’s founder. MC Yogi then guides a vinyasa practice at Common People Yoga, blending movement with uplifting inspiration. The celebration concludes on the rooftop of Cascadia Pizza with a live performance by MC Yogi, looking out over downtown Salem and inviting reflection on five years of growth.

This community gathering celebrates summer, growth, and mutual support. It welcomes people of all ages, learning abilities, and identities. Kid friendly activities are included.

This series of salsa classes features a beginner and fundamentals session, followed by Bachata, then salsa for intermediate dancers, and concludes with team practice. The progression allows participants to build from core techniques to intermediate-level salsa, with dedicated time for collaborative practice.

This community walk brings neighbors together to promote peace and raise awareness about community violence in Highland. The route begins at River Road Park and is open to everyone. Families, friends, and neighbors connect during a meaningful stroll that fosters unity and community spirit. The focus is on building a stronger, safer, and more connected Highland.

Chef Ola of Flourish Spices & African Food presents an exclusive tasting highlighting African cuisine. Attendees can sample authentic dishes and spice-centered specialties prepared with care and tradition. This experience suits food lovers, culture enthusiasts, and anyone eager to explore bold new flavors. Tickets are $30 in advance or $35 at the gate. Space is limited.

MC YOGI is performing at Common People Yoga in Salem. The show starts at 5:30 PM.

This fast paced trivia night is led by a professional host on site. Questions cover preset categories, and teams of 1 to 10 players compete for rankings. The action is presented through a full sound system with nine 55-inch HD TVs and a 130-inch projection screen for clear viewing. Gift certificate prizes go to first, second, and third place and can be used on a future visit, and there is also a chance to earn a spot in the Tournament of Champions. Reservations are required and handled on a first come, first served basis, and teams should arrive 30 minutes early to keep their table. The venue is located in the southwest corner of the back parking lot next to State Farms and the laundromat.

Hudak House welcomes Jake and the Hill People to the vineyard for Summervine, a 21+ in-person event. The doors open at 6:30 PM, and the music runs from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM. There is free parking available, and the event is about 3 hours long.

Travis Bickle, a sleepless and solitary New York City cab driver, spends his nights haunting the streets and slipping further from reality. Each shift deepens his isolation as he fixates on the idea of cleaning up a city he views as filthy.

Join us for a relaxing wellness retreat at Cória Estates focused on connection, intention, and renewal. The experience starts with a welcome pour of rosé bubbles, followed by guided intention setting in a journal. You’ll spend time outdoors in the vineyard setting with body movement and a calming guided meditation. The day then continues with a guided vineyard tour and an intimate tasting led by the winemaker. It’s a laid-back afternoon to reflect, laugh, and unwind, with limited space available.

Enjoy a relaxed board game gathering at the library. Bring a favorite game to share or take a seat at a table to learn a new one. It is a friendly way to meet new people, socialize, and try something fun. There is no charge and no registration is required. Disfrute de una reunión de juegos de mesa en la biblioteca. Traiga su juego favorito o únase a una mesa para aprender uno nuevo. Es una oportunidad para conocer gente nueva, socializar y descubrir algo divertido. Entrada gratuita, sin inscripción.

Portland director Mark Hoffman will be at Salem Cinema for a post-screening Q&A about his film A Simple Machine. The story centers on an indecisive young man who, trying to escape debt, embraces extreme frugality and quietly goes off the grid without telling his girlfriend.

SRG’s annual fundraising raffle returns to The Yard in the summer, raising funds to make Christmas possible for families supported by the Center for Hope and Safety. Proceeds help purchase holiday gifts for individuals and families adopted through this effort. Last year, the group raised more than $2,900 and sponsored 22 people across 8 families. Donations of raffle items or cash are welcome. Contributions can be given at SRG meets at The Yard by connecting with Norm or Erika, and those unable to attend can message Erika Marion to arrange another way to donate. Businesses are encouraged to participate as well, and Erika can provide a letter to support tax-deductible contributions. Since 1973, the Center for Hope and Safety has offered refuge and support to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking and human trafficking.

Join Chef Reba for a tasty South Africa-themed cooking class featuring classic flavors and dishes. You’ll make and enjoy favorites like Chakalaka and a spiced grilled cheese, along with a South African Beetroot Salad, Cape Malay Chicken Curry, and finish with Melktert. Class ingredient details note wheat, dairy, and egg.

Unwind on the river under the full moon with a calm float that favors simple steering over strenuous paddling. Participants may paddleboard, kayak, or drift as the current carries them. Launches start from Wallace Marine City Park and head to Keizer Rapids. Start times adjust to sunset and will be announced one week ahead. The trip from Wallace Marine to Keizer Rapids typically lasts about 2.5 to 3 hours. Please plan your transportation for the end of the route.

City of Salem Parks and Recreation presents a free outdoor concert at Riverfront Park’s Gerry Frank | Salem Rotary Amphitheater. Enjoy a summer evening of live music and food in the park. Attendees can bring family and friends, along with a low-back chair or a blanket, for a relaxed, comfortable experience on the lawn.

At the Oregon State Fair, an attending author will be at the authors tables with their complete catalog available for purchase. Books can be signed on site, and personalized inscriptions are available upon request.

Catch the first game of the championship series at Roto-Rooter Park. Tickets are available in advance, and the game runs in the evening.

Country hitmaker Nate Smith brings his chart-topping voice to the L.B. Day Amphitheater at the Oregon State Fair. With billions of streams, multiple gold and platinum records, and a streak of multi-week No. 1 singles including "Whiskey on You," "World on Fire," and "Bulletproof," he has quickly become a leading name in modern country. Honors such as ACM New Male Artist of the Year, Billboard Rookie of the Year, and Amazon’s 2024 Breakthrough Country Artist underscore his rise. His self-titled debut entered Billboard’s Country Albums chart in the Top 10, and his follow-up, California Gold, landed in the Top 15. He has also toured major venues with artists like Morgan Wallen, Thomas Rhett, and Cole Swindell. A limited allotment of free seats is available with paid fair admission on a first come, first served basis while supplies last, and the quantity varies by concert. Reserved seating is offered for those who want to secure a spot, with tickets available online and at the amphitheater gate up until the show begins.

At RiverCity Rock Star Academy's Garage Stage, this open mic welcomes solo musicians, duets, and bands to share their music, whether acoustic or amplified. It is free and open to all ages. Anyone who wants to perform can simply arrive and take the stage.

Jane Lynch, an Emmy Award winner, appears with Kate Flannery at Elsinore Theatre for The Trouble with Angels, a spirited program that blends comedy with song. Look for bold vocals, quick-fire humor, and a Rat Pack vibe reimagined by two women. The show mixes cabaret and stand-up elements, pairing timeless numbers with playful, tongue-in-cheek chatter and a few impish twists. This event was rescheduled due to illness, and ticket holders have been notified.

Classic rides and modern machines roll into Riverfront Carousel Park for the WVSR Annual Carousel Cruise Car Show. The show welcomes hot rods, vintage favorites, modern muscle, rat rods, and motorcycles, with awards to be presented. Alongside the vehicles, there will be vendors and food trucks, a poker walk, a raffle, a silent auction, a 50/50 drawing, and valve cover races for family friendly fun. Day-of registration is $20 per car, and pre-registration is $15 through the official registration website. Sponsor and vendor opportunities are available through official channels. Please ignore messages from individuals claiming they can handle registration, vendor or sponsor sign ups, or car show t shirt sales, and share information only through official channels.

At Chira's Restaurant & Catering, a grand opening celebration features a special four hour jazz set with young singer Madison Griego alongside bassist Ken Anoe from the Portland area. The performance brings together fresh vocals and the seasoned touch of a long-time player for an extended live set.

The Beach Boys bring their legendary American pop and rock sound to the Oregon State Fair, filling the L.B. Day Amphitheater with rich harmonies, surf rock favorites, and sunny California nostalgia. A limited number of seats are available at no additional cost with paid fair admission on a first come, first served basis, and the quantity of complimentary seats varies by show. For a guaranteed place, reserved seating is available for purchase online and at the amphitheater gate until the performance begins.

A free community celebration offers fun and practical support for all ages, with activities and resources everyone can enjoy. Look forward to a children’s carnival, free clothing and school supplies, complimentary family portraits, and plenty of food. Visitors can also take advantage of manicures, a gaming station, and raffle giveaways, along with additional surprises, all provided at no cost. It is a welcoming, family-friendly experience with something for everyone.

Walker Hayes is performing at L.B. Day Amphitheater in Salem. The show starts in the evening at 7:30 PM.

GFR Monday RunDay is an every-Monday run and walk event with vendor product demos. It’s a regular weekly meet-up featuring lots of past successful participants. Plan to join in at 6:00 PM and bring your energy for a fun evening run or walk.

BigXthaPlug performs at the L.B. Day Amphitheater during the Oregon State Fair, bringing a catalog that has rocketed from Dallas, Texas to national attention. Platinum singles including Texas, Mmhmm, and Levels powered his sophomore album Take Care to a top 10 debut on the Billboard 200. Mmhmm earned spots on major year-end lists from Apple Music and Spotify, and The Largest was also highlighted by Apple Music and Amazon Music. His crossover track All The Way with Bailey Zimmerman reached number one on Spotify in the United States, climbed near the top on Apple Music, broke into the global top five on Spotify, and rose to number one on YouTube’s Trending Top Music Videos. Industry recognition includes the Billboard Country Innovator of the Year award and a feature on Billboard’s Future Genre cover. He followed with I Hope You’re Happy, an 11-track release featuring Luke Combs, Jelly Roll, Darius Rucker, Shaboozey, Thomas Rhett, and Ella Langley, celebrated as the only album in the past decade to land in the top two on both Billboard’s R&B/Hip-Hop Albums and Country Albums charts. Additional honors include XXL’s Best New Artist, an iHeartRadio Best New Rap Artist nomination, Amazon Music’s Breakthrough Hip-Hop Artist, and a place in the XXL Freshman Class. His live appearances span major stages such as the Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl winner celebration, Rolling Loud, Dreamville Fest, Coachella, Stagecoach, and Lollapalooza Berlin. Please note, the performance may include explicit language and mature themes that are not suitable for all audiences. Viewer discretion is advised. Parents and guardians should use their own judgment when considering attendance for minors. By attending, guests acknowledge and accept the nature of the entertainment. For concerts at the L.B. Day Amphitheater during the fair, a limited number of seats is available at no additional cost with paid fair admission, offered on a first come basis while capacity allows, and the quantity varies by show. Reserved seating is available for purchase online and at the amphitheater gate up until the performance begins.

Clint Black takes the stage at the Oregon State Fair’s L.B. Day Amphitheater, celebrating a legacy that helped define 90s country. Breaking out with the Class of ’89, he notched five consecutive No. 1 singles from his debut album, Killin’ Time, which went triple platinum, then followed with Put Yourself in My Shoes, also triple platinum, and a run of platinum and gold releases through the decade. A songwriter at heart, he wrote or co-wrote every one of his more than three dozen chart hits, including A Better Man, Killin’ Time, When My Ship Comes In, A Good Run of Bad Luck, Summer’s Comin’, Like the Rain, and Nothin’ But the Taillights, adding up to 22 No. 1 singles. His accolades include over 20 million albums sold, multiple gold and platinum awards in the U.S. and Canada, a GRAMMY, a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and the BMI Icon Award at the 73rd annual BMI Country Awards. Amphitheater concerts at the fair offer a limited number of seats included with paid fair admission on a first come, first served basis, and the quantity of free seats varies by show. Reserved seating is available for purchase online and at the amphitheater gate until the performance begins.

Clint Black takes the stage at L.B. Day Amphitheater in Salem with his signature country sound. Expect rich, mellow vocals, story-driven songs, and refined stagecraft throughout the concert. The set will include well-known selections presented with the poise and professionalism that define his live shows.

Jo Dee Messina brings a hit-packed country performance to the L.B. Day Amphitheater at the Oregon State Fair. With nine number one singles and sixteen Top 40 hits, she stands among the most familiar voices of the 1990s and 2000s, and audiences know her for anthems like “Heads Carolina, Tails California” and “Bye Bye.” Her shows pair heartfelt vocals with plenty of energy. A limited block of seats is available at no additional cost with paid fair admission on a first come, first served basis while space remains, and the quantity varies by concert. Reserved seating can be purchased online or at the amphitheater gate right up until the show begins.

At the Oregon State Fair, a single ring open mini dairy goat show features senior and junior does in Mini Nubian and Mini LaMancha classes, along with AOM. Judging will be conducted by Sarah Hazeltine. Nigerian Dwarves are not included in AOM.

Weird Al Yankovic returns to the Oregon State Fair with a full scale multimedia comedy rock production as part of the Bigger & Weirder 2026 Tour. Expect a set packed with beloved parodies alongside deep cuts that have never made it to the stage before. His longtime band appears with four additional musicians to deliver an expanded, arena sized sound and visual experience. Recognized as the top selling comedy recording artist of all time and a five time Grammy winner, Yankovic is known for inventive send ups of stars like Madonna, Michael Jackson, Taylor Swift, Queen, U2 and Lady Gaga, all created with the artists’ approval. Signature songs such as Amish Paradise, Eat It, Like a Surgeon, Smells Like Nirvana, Word Crimes and the platinum certified White & Nerdy have become pop culture staples. His album Mandatory Fun made history as the first comedy release to debut at number one on the Billboard 200. His tours have reached audiences around the world, including performances at Radio City Music Hall, the Hollywood Bowl, Red Rocks, Carnegie Hall, Wolf Trap, the Kennedy Center and Madison Square Garden. In 2022 he produced and co wrote the Emmy winning biopic Weird: The Al Yankovic Story featuring Daniel Radcliffe in the title role. Special guest Puddles Pity Party brings a singular blend of pathos and powerhouse vocals. The seven foot clown has built a YouTube following of more than 900,000 subscribers and has played sellout shows from San Francisco’s Palace of Fine Arts to London’s Soho Theatre, along with a residency at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. He has shared the stage with Eric Idle, Nick Offerman, Jack Black, Maynard James Keenan and Primus, and is celebrated for an operatic voice with a wistful edge that balances laughs with genuine emotion. At the L.B. Day Amphitheater, a limited number of seats are available at no extra charge with paid fair admission on a first come, first served basis, and the quantity varies by performance. Those who want to lock in a spot can purchase reserved seating online or at the amphitheater gate right up until showtime.

Set out on a bird walk at Minto-Brown Island Park, where a mix of habitats offers year round sightings of birds and other wildlife. Thanks to the Peter Courtney Bridge connection, exploring more of the park is simple. The meeting spot is Parking Lot #3, the last lot in the park. Dress for the weather, bring water, snacks, and binoculars, and choose comfortable footwear because some trails are uneven. Expect a pleasant stretch of walking while taking in the seasonal changes and seeing what is active along the way.

An all-day music festival features nonstop performances alongside food truck fare, beer, wine, and spirits, raffles, Bull Radio, a bounce house, zucchini races, line dancing, dance demonstrations, and a variety of vendors. Admission is $8 at the gate, with free entry for children 12 and under. VIP passes cost $50 and come with merchandise, tastings, and special seating.

Terri Clark brings a career-spanning country concert to the Elsinore Theatre, showcasing the songs and spirit that made her the Grand Ole Opry’s sole Canadian female member. From early days honing her craft at Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge in Nashville to selling more than five million albums, her journey is marked by multiple JUNO Awards, 19 CCMA Awards, and repeated CMA and ACM Female Vocalist nominations. Her catalog includes 13 Top 10 singles with six reaching number one in Canada and the U.S., supported by RIAA Platinum and Gold albums and Canadian Gold, Platinum, Double Platinum, and Triple Platinum certifications. Known to radio listeners as the host of the nationally syndicated Country Gold with Terri Clark, she has filled venues across North America, headlined her own shows, and shared stages with George Strait, Toby Keith, Brooks & Dunn, and Brad Paisley. Recent tours with Reba McEntire took her to landmark rooms like Madison Square Garden and the Hollywood Bowl. Her latest project, Terri Clark: Take Two, reimagines her chart-topping hits in duet with Kelly Clarkson, Carly Pearce, Ashley McBryde, Lainey Wilson, Ben Rector, and Cody Johnson. This concert highlights a celebrated body of work from an artist inducted into both the Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame and the Canadian Music Hall of Fame.

Enjoy a complimentary meal while learning about Liberty House and practical ways to help it reach more children in the region. Participation is available as a Table Captain or as an individual guest. Proceeds from the event benefit Liberty House, the Children’s Advocacy Center for Marion and Polk counties, which offers compassionate, child-friendly care for children who have experienced abuse or neglect. Support raised helps provide essential medical exams, child-centered interviews, and vital services for children and their families.

Salem Capital Pride presents Pride in the Park, an annual celebration for Salem and the Mid-Willamette Valley that honors the LGBTQIA2S+ community. Expect more than 200 booths featuring handmade goods from queer vendors along with free resources and services for everyone. The day includes continuous live performances, a range of food trucks, and activities for all ages. The gathering takes place at Riverfront Park. Those interested in participating can find application information through the Salem Capital Pride website.

This free show brings Lip Bomb back to Westside Station in Salem, Oregon. The band leans heavily into 80s favorites while mixing in 90s hits and more, all geared toward the dance floor. Expect high energy rock and pop from artists such as Journey, Pat Benatar, Prince, Blondie, Toto, Men at Work, Bryan Adams, Tom Petty, A-ha, Duran Duran, ABBA, Def Leppard, Queen, No Doubt, Alanis Morissette, INXS, Blink 182, Jimmy Eat World, Fine Young Cannibals, Pearl Jam, 4 Non Blondes, Jane's Addiction, Weezer, The Clash, Green Day, Led Zeppelin, and Ozzy Osbourne. The show features extra kazoo numbers with a standout kazoo player, plus free stickers, magnets, and pins while supplies last. Lip Bomb t-shirts will be available for $20. Westside Station is highlighted as a welcoming live music spot with good food and a great dance floor, and the last appearance drew a strong crowd, so arriving early can help with seating. Lively music and plenty of laughs are part of the plan.

Chelsea Wolfe, an American singer and songwriter raised in Northern California, brings a sound that evolves from shadowy gothic rock and folk roots to later explorations of neofolk, electronic textures, and heavy metal intensity. Writing and recording since childhood alongside a country musician father, she drew underground acclaim with early releases The Grime and the Glow and Apokalypsis, followed by albums such as Pain Is Beauty, Abyss, and Hiss Spun. Her music has reached wide audiences through features tied to the Jaguar XE and television series like Game of Thrones, Fear the Walking Dead, and How to Get Away with Murder. The event includes Jonathan Hultén, and VIP options are available.

Now in its 13th year, the Run for Recovery 5K brings people together to honor strength, hope, and the ongoing journey of recovery. Designed for participants of every experience level, it welcomes seasoned runners as well as those tackling their first 5K. This gathering offers a meaningful way to show support for recovery and to stand alongside individuals working toward wellness.

The Carousel hosts a character invasion featuring meet and greets and photo opportunities with characters inspired by a galaxy far, far away. This activity is free. To celebrate back to school, 10-ride passes will be on sale for $15. Presented in partnership with Star Wars Oregon.

Get into the spirit of fall at an autumn market hosted at Hendricks County Fairgrounds, where vintage finds, handmade creations, and boutique selections from small shops come together. Browse cozy seasonal decor, uncover unique gifts, and take in the festive atmosphere with live music, food trucks, and activities for all ages. It is a relaxed outing for friends and families near Indianapolis, and only a couple of vendor spots remain.

Hosted by Austin Rich, this show features Casa Sueño, the trio of mike baggetta, john herndon, and mike watt, with Desperate Strangers and Mini-Mutations also performing. Admission is $15 in advance and $20 at the door. All ages are welcome, and a bar is located next door.

The Yard Food Park hosts a night of funky classics mixed with new music, dancing, good food, drinks, and community fun. Attendees can dance, laugh, enjoy refreshments, win prizes, and get schooled in the art of funk.

More than 200 animal lovers come together for an 80s-themed Paws & Purrsonality gala featuring a large silent auction, a live auction, games, prizes, dinner, a hosted bar, and the Dessert Dash. This event is for adults 21 and older.

Family Building Blocks celebrates its Relief Nursery legacy at the Dream Builders Luncheon, bringing together people from across the community, including volunteers, business leaders, and educators, to champion prevention and support local children and families. For more than 29 years, this shared commitment has united the community around prevention-focused care. This year’s luncheon features a special matching opportunity, with the Maybelle Clark Macdonald Fund matching the first year donations of all new and renewed Dream Builders. The gathering takes place at the Salem Convention Center.

A weekend market in Salem brings together a curated mix of vendors with vintage discoveries, farmhouse and industrial pieces, repurposed and handmade goods, and distinctive home decor. The festive setting features cocktails, food, and live music as shoppers search for unique finds they will not see elsewhere. Recognized by national magazines as one of the top flea markets and traveling markets in the country, including mentions from Romantic Homes, Flea Market Decor, and Flea Market Style. Admission is valid for both days of the event. Ticket sales at the event are by credit or debit only. Children 12 and under are free. The venue charges a $10 parking fee.

A Grammy and Emmy nominee, singer-songwriter and composer Ingrid Michaelson brings a soulful folk-pop sound shaped by hits like The Way I Am, Girls Chase Boys, and You and I. She releases music on Cabin 24 Records, the independent label she founded, including her latest studio album, For the Dreamers. Her work spans television, with songs for Little Fires Everywhere and Tiny Beautiful Things, and she served as executive music producer for Apple TV+'s Slumberkins, creating original songs for the series. Her theater credits include an onstage Broadway debut in Natasha, Pierre and The Great Comet of 1812 and a 2024 composing debut with The Notebook, for which she wrote the music and lyrics and co-produced the Grammy nominated Original Broadway Cast Album. VIP package available.

Chart-topping singer-songwriter Jamie MacDonald brings The Left It In The River Tour to Elsinore Theatre in Salem, OR, featuring favorites such as Desperate, Left It In The River, My Family, and more. Following a strong spring run and past tours with artists including Chris Tomlin and Benjamin William Hastings, she presents her own show with a VIP experience before general entry and the main performance. Tickets are on sale. For the protection of ticket buyers and event participants, third party resale is not permitted on TPR. event pages, and purchasing through the official ticketing outlet is recommended since third party purchases are not guaranteed by TPR. and may limit access to updates and assistance.

Plan every detail of the big day in one place at the Jackman Long Building inside the Oregon State Fair & Expo Center in Salem. Meet local photographers, florists, venue coordinators, caterers, DJs, and other wedding pros, all gathered to help bring your vision to life. Explore ideas, compare options, and have real conversations with the people who can make it happen. Free parking is available. Both General Admission and a VIP experience are offered. VIPs enjoy early entry, a swag bag, a bride to be sash, a gift card for two free wedding bands from JVL Jewelry, and one entry into a drawing for a $500 Alaska Airlines gift card, plus free parking. The Signed, Sealed and Rewarded promotion gives anyone who signs a contract and makes a deposit with a vendor at the show a chance to receive 10 percent of the contract value back, up to $250. Four couples win every show.

The Fab Four bring a Beatles tribute to the Elsinore Theatre in Salem, highlighting songs from A Hard Day's Night. This all ages event offers reserved seating. Ticket sales are open.

The Oregon Quilt Festival is an annual event featuring over 30 vendors and more than 300 quilts on display. A raffle quilt and challenge banners will also be exhibited. This show is held at the Oregon State Fairgrounds and Exposition Center.

This event offers an open studio environment for artists of all disciplines. Individuals can work on their projects in a shared space.