Events in Woodburn, OR

This centennial celebration fills nearly 50 acres with color, featuring more than half a million dahlia plants and a display garden with over 375 unique varieties. Wander among the blooms, choose favorites, and place online orders for spring planting. Fresh-cut bouquets are available to take home. The Mercantile offers distinctive gifts, self care favorites, and handcrafted pieces from local artists, and it is open year round. Throughout the season, enjoy tasty options from food trucks, live music on weekends, and creative classes. Parking and admission are free. Bring a camera to capture the beauty and the memories.

The Feedshack rolls in for the centennial edition of the Annual Dahlia Festival, serving homestyle, cooked-to-order burgers, sandwiches, and salads. Visitors can explore acres of colorful dahlia displays, enjoy a changing lineup of food trucks, and take in views that invite lingering. On weekends, live music brings an upbeat atmosphere to the gardens.

Test your knowledge at Stickmen Brewing Co.'s trivia night with free entry and gift card prizes. First place receives a $25 gift card, second place earns $20, and third place gets $15. Hosted by Elliot Dow.

A new business networking group is launching in the Canby area to help professionals grow their businesses, build community relationships, and strengthen networking skills. Participation is limited to one representative per business category. The first two visits are free.

Enjoy a morning at the farm during an all-levels floral workshop that channels the glow of a fall sunrise with dahlias in vivid shades of orange, yellow, and red. The focus is structural triptych design, forming three organic mounds linked by sculptural curly willow above a mossy river rock surface. Participants use Renewal foam, a biodegradable and eco friendly material, to create a sustainable arrangement with a fresh, dewy finish. The experience celebrates floral heritage while embracing forward-looking, earth conscious practices.

Bring a premade structure to the event. Once it begins, you can add dahlias and other flowers to complete your arrangement.

BMW Day at Portland Cars and Coffee features a curated display of distinctive BMWs beneath the main canopy at Langer's Fun Center in Sherwood. Presented by Boyd Motor Werks, the showcase includes notable examples across a wide range of models and builds, with vehicles arranged in collaboration with Boyd Motor Werks and Country Financial. A Featured Lot will accommodate the first 50 BMWs, with parking assigned in order of arrival. After those spaces are taken, up to 300 additional spots are available for other attendees, and overflow parking is located across the street in the Walmart lot. No registration is required, and any requests for sign-ups or fees are not legitimate. Event sponsor note: Boyd Motor Werks is an independent Portland shop focused on BMW and Mini Cooper service, parts, and repairs, offering more than 40 years of combined experience.

Brushes & Blessings brings face painting and henna to the Annual Dahlia Festival’s centennial celebration, set among vast fields of blooms. Artist and entrepreneur Alexandria Hardeman leads the pop-up with 10 years of professional face painting and 8 years creating intricate henna. Known for upbeat energy, she brings children’s imaginative requests to life, from majestic dragons to quirky hermit crabs to detailed goat skulls. All around, the festival showcases more than 500,000 dahlia plants across nearly 50 acres and a display garden with over 375 unique varieties. Browse the Mercantile for distinctive gifts and handcrafted items, enjoy bites from food trucks, listen to live music, and explore creative classes. Parking and admission are free, and the vibrant landscape offers a colorful setting for photos.

At Swan Island Dahlias, this hands-on workshop with Trish Nishikawa focuses on creating a reusable vertical design using Oasis gold mesh and fresh Swan Island Dahlias. Participants learn how to build the supporting structure and arrange the blooms into an upright composition that can be used again.

The NHS Grad Night 2027 Car Show gathers car lovers at Newberg Chevrolet to raise funds for a safe celebration for the Newberg High School Class of 2027. All makes and models are welcome, with vehicle registration priced at $20. Vendor spaces are available for $20, offering small businesses a chance to participate. Highlights include eye-catching custom cars, raffles, local vendors, and a welcoming atmosphere for all ages. Awards will be given for Best in Show and People’s Choice. Registration for participants and vendors can be completed through the event link or QR code, and proceeds from registrations, raffle tickets, and purchases support the Grad Night fund.

Create watercolor art inspired by flowers and feathers with Tina’s step by step guidance. All materials are provided, enrollment is limited to four students, and participants must be 20 or older.

International ballroom dance lessons with Tanya and Serge offer a welcoming way to pick up new steps. People of any age and experience level can build confidence while focusing on graceful movement, partner connection, and the simple joy of dancing. The atmosphere centers on learning, encouragement, and fun.

Enjoy live music, award-winning wines, and chef-prepared bites in a scenic vineyard setting. Dance, sip, and take in the atmosphere with friends. Admission is free, so bring your crew and plenty of good energy.

Begin with a gentle mindfulness walk that follows rivers and ponds, inviting participants to learn from the natural world. After about thirty minutes on the trail, settle onto mats in the shade among the trees to ground on the earth, then move through a flowing practice inspired by the river while tuning into the sights, sounds, scents, and motion of the surrounding wilderness. The experience concludes with time for reflection and connection. Bring a mat, water, a hat, sunglasses, and anything else needed for comfort on the hike. Meet at Molalla River State Park in the first parking lot on the left.

Lumpy's hosts a double header of live music with two back-to-back performances.

The Hills - Dundee Farmers Market debuts with its inaugural gathering, marking the start of a new market in Dundee. More vendors are on the way, along with music and activities intended to keep visitors returning each week. The aim is to grow this into a weekly tradition for Dundee.

A calm morning on the farm pairs coffee and conversation with dahlias at their peak. Sketching, color theory, and formal linear design are explored using minimal materials to keep the focus on each bloom’s natural beauty.

The Annual Dahlia Festival’s centennial features live music from Pacific Northwest singer-songwriter Rob Rainwater. His dynamic blend of original Americana and reimagined favorites from folk, rock, and pop pairs beautifully with sweeping garden views, acres of colorful blooms, and a changing lineup of food trucks. Rainwater’s lyric-focused storytelling explores heartbreak, hope, and healing, drawing inspiration from artists such as Paul Simon, Carole King, Jason Isbell, and Phoebe Bridgers. His self-titled album is available on major music platforms, and a second album is in progress with new singles already out. Stroll through the flowers, enjoy the scenery and music, and capture plenty of photos to remember the day.

Annie Chen, AIFD, leads a hands-on workshop at Swan Island Dahlias focused on creating a romantic, garden-inspired hand-tied wedding bouquet that highlights dahlias. The session also includes designing a wearable crown or hairpiece featuring pompon dahlias paired with coordinating accent blooms for a whimsical garden touch.

Last Thursday Clean Up is a one-hour community effort organized by the Newberg Downtown Coalition and the Chehalem Valley Chamber of Commerce to help get downtown Newberg looking its best ahead of First Friday. Participants can lend a hand for as little as 15 minutes or stay for the full hour to make a visible difference in keeping the area welcoming and vibrant.

Kopitos Cocina hosts an evening of live salsa with Portland-based Cubaneo PDX, bringing salsa, merengue, cumbia, and Caribbean rhythms that keep the dance floor moving. Enjoy Mexican cuisine alongside a dinner menu and a full bar featuring seasonal cocktails, local wine, and beers, with a happy hour available. Back patio seating is first come, first served, and indoor tables can be reserved by phone or online.

DevonWood Equestrian Centre will host the Cascade Dressage Festival Sport Horse Show alongside the Northwest Finals of the Nutrena®/USDF Breeders Championship Series. The judging panel features Ms. Hilda Gurney, R DSHB, CA, and Mrs. Andrea Lindsay, r DSHB, WA. Event operations are led by Show Manager Ms. Deb Heier, Show Secretary Ms. Meaghan Mallory, and Technical Delegate Ms. Kaye Phaneuf.

Wagon Day at Portland Cars and Coffee spotlights wagons in the Featured Lot. Known as station wagons, sport wagons, or estates, these long-roof vehicles are designed to carry more people or cargo with an extended roofline and a rear access door, and they have long been part of American garages. The gathering is at Langer's Fun Center in Sherwood. Wagons will take the Featured Lot, and all other vehicles will park in the remaining 300 spaces following the usual setup.

SHOOT SIG at Tri-County Gun Club in Sherwood, OR offers an accessible competition with three stages that can be finished with fewer than 100 rounds in under an hour for a $45 entry. Additional entries are $25. Competitors using SIG SAUER rental guns will pay a firearm rental ammunition fee of $20 per entry, or $10 for .22. Eligibility for prizes requires a SHOOT SIG membership and the use of a SIG firearm. Those without a SIG can still participate, as other brands are welcome and loaners are available. All competitors and spectators must complete a waiver at the registration desk.

WVMC Birthing Center offers a family-focused hub of no-cost support to help children grow. Each month, families can take advantage of car seat clinics, information on childbirth classes, guided tours of the birthing center, the Bambinos diaper bus, community resources, and spotlights on new services, all free of charge.

Experience fall birding on an accessible outing at Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge, a beautiful urban wildlife oasis just outside Portland. A guided segment with Park Ranger Natalie Balkam offers wildlife stories, river views, and helpful tips along the way. A track chair will be reserved thanks to David’s Chair. The route follows the easy, wheelchair-friendly River Trail with compacted gravel, benches, and overlooks, and is suitable for manual and power wheelchairs. The refuge spans more than 900 acres in the Tualatin River floodplain, featuring wetlands and riparian forests that support Pacific Flyway birds such as eagles and herons along with other wildlife like otters. Admission and parking are free, with accessible parking available in the upper lot. TriMet bus 94 stops nearby with a short gravel path leading to the upper parking area. The gathering point is the main upper parking area and trailhead near the Education Shelter. The event takes place rain or shine. No dogs are allowed except service animals. Suggested items to bring include water, binoculars, and sunscreen.

Set within the Annual Dahlia Festival’s centennial celebration, this live set features the Hank Shreve Band in a vibrant garden setting. The group delivers a harmonica-forward mix of blues, rock, funk, and soul, led by Hank Shreve on vocals, harmonica, keyboards, and lap steel, with Bill Shreve on bass and vocals, jazz and blues guitar virtuoso Ken Luker, and internationally recognized drummer Tim Donahue. The band has earned Muddy Awards for Best Regional Act and Best Harmonica and has released four self-produced studio albums. Hank was recently featured as an artist and educator at the 2025 World Harmonica Festival in Trossingen, Germany. Wander through colorful dahlia fields, enjoy scenic views, and grab tasty bites from a lineup of food trucks while the music sets the tone for a memorable visit.

The Kiwanis for Kids dinner and auction creates a community-focused evening at The Grand in McMinnville, bringing people together for a shared meal and an auction in support of children. Tickets are available, and there are opportunities to sponsor the event or contribute an item for the auction.

At Sherwood Center for the Arts, SWITCHED presents a one night only concert that spotlights the creative talent within the community. Artists from across the history of the Sherwood Foundation for the Arts take the stage to reinterpret favorite musical theater numbers, with roles performed by artists of different genders than traditionally cast and with live narration threading the program together. Familiar songs are seen anew, revealing fresh emotion, humor, vulnerability, and connection. This concert-style benefit honors the performers, storytellers, musicians, volunteers, and neighbors who help local theater thrive in Sherwood, and it reflects a commitment to keeping live performance local, welcoming, and within reach for families and audiences of all backgrounds. Throughout the evening, guests can take part in raffles and other fundraising opportunities that directly support future SFA productions and programs. Enjoy a night of music and storytelling filled with laughter, heart, and familiar faces sharing their talents on stage, underscoring how powerful performances can be found close to home.

Set within the Annual Dahlia Festival’s centennial celebration, River Divide brings a high-energy mix of country favorites from past and present alongside classic rock and modern top 40. This local quartet of close friends is recognized for professionalism, passion, and a knack for reading the crowd to keep the dance floor moving. Expect plenty of interaction, with the lead singer strolling through the audience to sing and the band visiting with people during breaks. The setting features colorful dahlia fields, wide-open views, and a changing lineup of food trucks that add even more to the experience. Bring a camera to capture the blooms and the moments. In 2.5 years together, the band has built a devoted community of more than 1.3k followers, underscoring their commitment to connecting people through music.

Create a terrarium while delving into the science behind this form of living art. This hands-on workshop covers how to choose the right plants, keep them healthy, and shape a layout that suits your vision. It is designed for families, with two free spots for children under eight and half price for each additional child in that age group. Included are step by step instruction, a glass vessel you pick, three plants suited to terrariums, a selection of decorative accents, and all the other supplies needed to finish your piece. You can also add more greenery by purchasing extra plants for $2.00 each.

Scholls Grange #338 hosts a community blood drive focused on lifesaving donations. Past drives at this site have added up to more than 34 gallons, reflecting the generosity of local donors and the difference each pint can make. Sign ups are available, and participants can use the sponsor code schollsgrange when registering with the Red Cross. Every contribution is appreciated and helps save lives.

A monthly gathering for book lovers meets at The Common Cup for conversation over the current selection and an easygoing community vibe. The cafe offers an evening menu for purchase, with options such as pizza by the slice, salads, grilled sandwiches, and a selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. Each month features a genre or theme picked at random from a jar. Participants suggest titles that fit the next month’s genre, the suggestions go back into a jar, and one book is drawn as the pick for the following month. A yearlong list is available to help with brainstorming, and attendance is flexible so readers can come and go as schedules allow.

Downtown Canby comes alive for the October edition of First Thursday Night Market, blending Halloween fun with hometown spirit as the Canby High School Homecoming Parade moves through the city center. Local shops and restaurants stay open later with specials, sales, and seasonal surprises for those looking to browse, dine, and explore. Costumes are welcome, and there is plenty of family-friendly activity both before and after the parade. Friends, kids, and whole families can experience a festive evening together, celebrate the season, and cheer on the Cougars at a lively community night market.

Next Stop Comedy brings a stand-up showcase to FOB Taproom, with a fresh roster of performers each time. The show features top comics with credits on television and popular podcasts, so every edition offers a different mix and a new experience.

Portland Cars and Coffee presents a Volkswagen-focused gathering at Langer's Fun Center in Sherwood, celebrating everything from vintage favorites to newer models. Look for Beetles, vans, Squarebacks, Notchbacks, Things, Golfs, Jettas, Passats, Sciroccos, and possibly an Atlas or two. All vehicle makes are welcome, and there are 300 additional parking spaces available for non-VW attendees. Registration is not required, and any messages asking you to register are scams.

Explore ceramic handbuilding to create imaginative, textured, and colored wall-hanging vessels, or shape your own free-form sculpture. Instruction, materials, and firings are included. Enrollment is limited to 4 students for focused attention. Suitable for participants ages 14 and up.

A performing act will make its debut at the McMinnville Scottish Festival with multiple performances on both days. Attendees can experience the act more than once during the event.

Build relaxation and understanding through working equitation obstacles with instruction from Kelly van Baggen. This one day clinic focuses on staying loose and thoughtful in the saddle while guiding horses to calmly navigate each obstacle. Two class options are offered, a morning session and an afternoon session.

The Katie Jane Band performs live at the MAC Scottish Festival, celebrating Scottish heritage at Yamhill County Fair & Rodeo.

False Alarm Duo is coming back to The Wild Hare Saloon Canby. This event marks their return to the venue.

A three-day, two-night coastal retreat at Salishan Coastal Lodge creates space to slow down, reconnect, and simply be. Presented with Breathe Yoga and Soulfully Amanda, the experience centers on movement, breath, meditation, restorative sound, time outdoors, and meaningful connection. Expect wholesome meals, purposeful ceremonies, walks in the coastal forest, fresh sea air, and unhurried rest to encourage balance and thoughtful reflection. Offerings include yoga, breathwork and meditation, a sound bath with a PlantWave experience, a workshop inspired by Ayurveda, and a spa soak with views of Siletz Bay. Optional Reiki and tarot are available, with thoughtful details throughout to support a grounded, renewing experience.

Experience a candlelit evening in the wine tunnels at Rex Hill Winery with a gothic inspired regency atmosphere and a three course dinner served family style. Chef Stephanie and Rex Hill Chef Mark present a menu that reflects Regency Era dining, with several shared dishes in each course. Guests are encouraged to wear gothic regency attire. Special diet options are available. Attendance is limited to 25 people. Tickets are $85 and include dinner, wine, nonalcoholic beverages, and gratuity.

At Yamhill County Fairgrounds, this laid-back open show features english and western classes judged by Tina Bell and Kenny Strohecker. Daily high points are awarded in 10 & Under Walk/Trot, 13 & Under, 14-17, 18-38, and 39 & over divisions, with overall series high points available for the same age groups. Participants must attend at least two shows to qualify for series high points.

This annual Trunk or Treat returns to Portland Cars and Coffee with decorated cars, candy for trick-or-treaters, and plenty of photo-worthy moments. A costume contest will recognize standout outfits in the kids, teen, and adult categories. Bring a vehicle dressed in Halloween style and have sweets ready to share. Presented with support from Portland Home For Cars and Langer's Fun Center.

Downtown Canby becomes a Spooktacular Village filled with family-friendly Halloween fun. Participating businesses offer trick-or-treating with spooky surprises and plenty of candy. The Canby Public Library hosts seasonal crafts and a book giveaway, and Canby Fire shares tasty treats. Creative scarecrows from the Hot Rod Dreamworks Scarecrow Contest will be on display throughout the area. Costumes are encouraged for kids and adults, and the celebration provides a safe, festive way to explore Downtown Canby.

A Halloween party at Lumpy's features two back-to-back live music sets, delivering continuous performances throughout the celebration.

November in Downtown Canby brings a First Thursday night market centered on gratitude and community, highlighting the people, places, and local businesses that make the area feel like home. Downtown businesses keep their doors open later with deals, sales, and thoughtful extras, setting the scene for a relaxed evening to shop, dine, and explore. It is a chance to slow down, connect with neighbors, and support local as the holiday season approaches, with a welcoming atmosphere for friends and families throughout Downtown Canby.

Now in its fifth year, this Holiday Bazaar brings together more than 30 vendors for a lively day of shopping, along with a bake sale, a swag sale, coffee, and a food truck. Vendors, the food truck, and the coffee service will contribute 15 percent of their sales to support the rescue, so every purchase, bite, and sip helps raise additional funds for its mission.

DevonWood will host the USDF/FEI Youth Clinic Series in Sherwood, Oregon, featuring clinician Sabine Schut-Kery. Applications will be available online. This series is made possible with funding support from The Dressage Foundation and the United States Equestrian Federation. The Dressage Foundation also offers grant opportunities for these clinics.

Lumpy's features two back-to-back live music sets for a lively night.

Celebrate the start of the holiday season at Canby’s First Thursday Night Market, a family friendly evening set amid Downtown Canby’s Christmas cheer. Participating businesses keep their doors open late with holiday promotions, seasonal treats, and festive surprises, creating a lively atmosphere for shopping, dining, and taking in the sights and sounds. The same weekend also includes Canby’s Light Up the Night and Christmas in Canby, adding even more ways to enjoy the celebration. December’s market highlights community spirit, bright lights, and the warmth of the season.

Celebrate the 25th year of Light Up The Night as downtown Canby welcomes the holiday season. A lighted parade winds through the heart of downtown and concludes at Wait Park, where Santa arrives with an escort from Canby Fire District and Canby Police. Festive music fills the park as the Oregon Trail Pitchpipers, a Barbershop Harmony Society ensemble, greet Santa at the gazebo. The winner of the Who Lights Up Canby contest turns on the park lights. Children are welcome to stay for a chat and a photo with Santa, who remains until every child has shared their holiday wishes.