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SUMMARY:2026 Lake Oswego Festival of Arts highlights plants
DESCRIPTION:Wild & Luscious\, the 2026 Lake Oswego Festival of the Arts\, is happening Friday–Sunday\, June 26–28 at the Lakewood Center and George Rogers Park in downtown Lake Oswego. \nThis large event will feature art that celebrates heritage plants and highlights the flavors\, colors\, and cultures that make our world delicious and alive. Organizers say there is a direct tie to gardening. “Every tomato\, berry\, and grain on our plates has a wild ancestor\, and while much of that rich genetic diversity is at risk\, the exhibit will help you discover how you can help keep them thriving\,” they stated in an announcement. \nFull information is available at Lakewood-Center.org/LOFA2026/. \nThe event will include opportunities to: \n\nMeet the artists and hear what inspires their choice of heirloom and wild plant subjects.\nWatch live demonstrations as they bring plants to life on the page.\nLearn how botanical art preserves cultural memory and biodiversity.\nDiscover stories spanning ancient First Nations foraging traditions to heritage crops passed down through generations. Plus\, there will be a James Beard native chef on site.\nFind out how you can help protect the flavors\, colors\, and cultures that make our world delicious and alive.\n\nThis exhibit is curated by the Oregon Botanical Artists (OBA) and will include artisans from both OBA and the Pacific Northwest Botanical Artists (PNBA). \nLeach Botanical Garden\, Portland Botanical Garden\, Portland Japanese Garden\, the Association of Northwest Landscape Designers (ANLD)\, and the Hardy Plant Society of Oregon (HPSO) will be there\, along with an on-site plant sale. \n \nAbout the festival: This event is hosted at the Lakewood Center and George Rogers Park in downtown Lake Oswego\, Oregon. The festival features six unique art exhibits\, including more than 600 local\, national\, and international artists. Visitors can experience live music on two stages\, performances\, kids’ activities\, artist demos\, and a variety of food. It’s free to the public (donations encouraged) and attracts nearly 30\,000 guests each year. \nAbout the Lake Oswego Festival of the Arts: Lakewood Center for the Arts is a 501(c)(3) non-profit arts institution dedicated to providing arts education\, performance and exhibition opportunities to the region. Its mission is to inspire and nurture a love of theatre and the arts.  The festival has championed the diversity of artistic talent since its inception in 1963! The Lake Oswego Festival of the Arts attracts up to 30\,000 visitors over the three-day weekend. This event is free with a suggested donation\, making it accessible to all. For more information about the festival’s overall mission and history\, as well as the other five exhibits showcased this June\, visit Lakewood-Center.org.
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/wild-luscious-celebrates-the-heritage-of-plants/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260627
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260628
DTSTAMP:20260521T192619Z
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SUMMARY:Creating A Terrarium Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, June 27 | 10 a.m. and  2 p.m. \n$45 / Person \nLearn how to make and care for a terrarium with Shonnard’s Nursery. They will guide you through\, and provide everything you need to make a terrarium to take home. Choices for plants and decorations can be personalized to your own style and preferences. \n$45 class fee includes: a glass vessel\, materials\, plants\, decorations\, and instruction. \nSpace is limited\, so please reserve your spot today!
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/creating-a-terrarium-workshop-4/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260627
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260915
DTSTAMP:20260813T211218Z
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SUMMARY:Paper sculptures add dimension to Portland Japanese Garden
DESCRIPTION:“Woven Light” Washi Sculptures by Yuri Kinoshita bathe the Portland Japanese Garden’s Calvin and Mayho Tanabe Gallery in a glowing world of light through September 14. \nSeattle-based artist Kinoshita creates serene landscapes of light through her traditional Japanese sculptural lamps called washi. The lamps are handmade with handmade paper from plant fibers\, and convey a special sense of place that mirrors the Pacific Northwest. \nWashi has been made in Japan for centuries. It is used for decoration as well as for religious rites and ceremonies. The paper for Kinoshita’s washi is sourced from artisans in Echizen in Fukui Prefecture\, Japan\, a region known for its long tradition of papermaking. The texture and shape of the paper is transformed depending on the type of washi used: the rough weave of bamboo fiber contrast with the soft\, fine glow of kozo\, which is washi created using mulberry bark. \nKinoshita’s light-filled sculptures are paired with bases that often are formed from richly colored walnut wood of the Pacific Northwest\, crafted by master woodworker Craig Yamamoto\, nephew to iconic woodworker George Nakashima. \nBorn in Kyoto to a third-generation kimono-making family\, Kinoshita’s art and design practice led her to study and practice throughout Europe and Asia\, before relocating her studio to Seattle in 2008. There\, she was immediately captivated by the quality of light iconic to the Pacific Northwest\, where the skies alternate between rolling cloud cover and sudden sunbursts. Her exquisitely woven washi lamps seek to bring this quality of light from the skies into interior spaces\, offering not just a functional source of light but a sense of warmth\, safety\, and tranquility. \nDetails: “Woven Light\,” 10 a.m.–5:30 p.m. daily through September 14. Included with garden admission\, which is $22.50 for adults\, $19.50 for those 65 and older\, $18.50 for students\, $16.50 for ages 6-17. The Portland Japanese Garden is located at 611 S.W. Kingston Avenue in Portland’s Washington Park. \nLearn more
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/paper-sculptures-add-dimension-to-portland-japanese-garden/
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DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260627T113000
DTSTAMP:20260625T235415Z
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SUMMARY:Heritage Farm Tour
DESCRIPTION:Tour the 78th Street Heritage Farm! Join the WSU Extension Clark County Master Gardener Program for a guided tour of the 79-acre 78th Street Heritage Farm in Vancouver\, Washington. Stroll the property with a knowledgeable docent and learn about the property’s storied history and its current role in horticulture education\, agricultural research\, food security and community enrichment. Placed on the Washington Historic Register in 2012\, the 78th Street Farm has a unique and compelling story for people of all ages. Tours involve prolonged standing and walking on uneven ground with some elevation change. \nBring water and dress for the weather. Meet in front of the Clark County Extension building. Tour size is limited. \nFind more information and register
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/heritage-farm-tour/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260628
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260704
DTSTAMP:20260618T181441Z
CREATED:20260617T223507Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260618T181441Z
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SUMMARY:Celebrate The Oregon Garden’s 25th anniversary
DESCRIPTION:The Oregon Association of Nurseries first dreamt of a public garden to serve as a showcase for Oregon’s horticultural products beginning in the 1940s. That dream became reality when The Oregon Garden opened its gates to the public on June 29\, 2001. \nNow the garden is celebrating its 25th anniversary. \nJoin The Oregon Garden in celebrating 25 years of continued growth with an entire week full of events aimed at engaging our community. In honor of the schedule of festivities held during its Grand Opening in 2001\, the garden has prepared a series of themed days that invite guests to reflect on where it’s been\, engage with its partners\, support its mission and\, most importantly – have a lot of fun! \nHistory Day\, Monday\, June 29\, 9 a.m.–6 p.m. — Celebrate the people\, the land and the stories that have been a part of the garden’s past\, and shaped where it is today with a ceremonial blessing from the Confederated Tribe of Siletz Indians\, storytime in the Children’s Garden and guided walking tours of the garden throughout the day. \nEducation & Ecology Day\, Tuesday\, June 30\, 9 a.m.–6 p.m. — Ultimately\, education is at the heart of what the Oregon Garden does\, as is sharing the importance of caring for our environment and instilling an appreciation for the natural world in visitors of all ages. Join in on a day of hands-on learning at the garden. \nCommunity Day\, Wednesday\, July 1\, 9 a.m.–6 p.m. — Meet Caesar the No-Drama Llama\, and enjoy face painting by Faery Face Art\, storytime in the Children’s Garden and guided walking tours of the garden. Silverton residents enjoy free admission. Receive $1 off admission for each non-perishable food item donated to the garden’s food drive. \nFind out about more 25th anniversary events
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/celebrate-the-oregon-gardens-25th-anniversary/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260701
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260801
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SUMMARY:Don’t miss wildflower tours!
DESCRIPTION:Did you know you can take a wildflower tour in Oregon? \nThe folks at Silverton Wildflower Tours offer a guided tour through beautiful commercial flower seed fields\, giving visitors a chance to enjoy the blooms while learning about Oregon’s flower seed industry and agriculture. \nSince the flowers are spread across multiple locations and change each year with crop rotation\, each tour visits a variety of the best fields in bloom that day. \nTickets start at $89 per person\, and a member of the family farm personally guides and drives each tour. \nAlong the way\, guests are able to get out at several locations to take photos\, enjoy the flowers up close\, and learn about Oregon agriculture\, the farm’s history\, and the flower seed process. \nTours need to be booked online ahead of time\, and are currently beginning and ending tours out of Bethany Charter School 11824 Hazelgreen Rd. N.E. in Silverton\, Oregon through July. \nFor more information or to purchase tickets\, go to SilvertonWildflowerTours.com.
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/dont-miss-wildflower-tours/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260711
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260712
DTSTAMP:20260618T182536Z
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SUMMARY:Create A Mixed Carnivorous Plant Bog Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, July 11 | 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. \n$55/person \nLearn about the fascinating world of carnivorous plants. This workshop will have a selection of outdoor hardy carnivorous plants\, like Venus flytraps and pitcher plants for the creation of a beautiful mixed bog planter. \nLearn how to repot\, and take care of these amazing plants. These planters make great mixed pots for your porch or near an outdoor dining area during summer to lure away yellow jackets\, wasps\, and more. \n$55 class fee includes a selection of carnivorous plants\, a pot and saucer\, any repotting supplies\, and instruction. \nSpace is limited\, so please reserve your spot today!
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/create-a-mixed-carnivorous-plant-bog-workshop/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260711T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260711T113000
DTSTAMP:20260630T174224Z
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SUMMARY:78th Street Heritage Farm Walking Tour
DESCRIPTION:Tour the 78th Street Heritage Farm! Join the WSU Extension Clark County Master Gardener Program for a guided tour of the 79-acre 78th Street Heritage Farm in Vancouver\, Washington. Stroll the property with a knowledgeable docent and learn about the property’s storied history and its current role in horticulture education\, agricultural research\, food security and community enrichment. Placed on the Washington Historic Register in 2012\, the 78th Street Farm has a unique and compelling story for people of all ages. Tours involve prolonged standing and walking on uneven ground with some elevation change. \nBring water and dress for the weather. Meet in front of the Clark County Extension building. Tour size is limited. Do not register if you aren’t sure you can attend. \nContact: erika.d.johnson@wsu.edu\, 564-397-5738. \nFind more details and register
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/78th-street-heritage-farm-walking-tour/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260716
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260809
DTSTAMP:20260709T211517Z
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SUMMARY:OSU Extension offers free nitrate screenings
DESCRIPTION:Are you concerned about nitrates in your well water? Oregon State University Extension Service is offering a series of free nitrate screenings at farmers markets and other events throughout the state. \nJust bring half a cup of well water in a clean cup to be tested. Testing takes about 10 minutes. \nNitrates can cause serious health effects\, such as the rare blue-baby syndrome in infants\, according to OSU Extension. It is important to test your well water for nitrates every 1–3 years\, especially in homes with infants and pregnant women. \nLocation and dates: \nHarrisburg\, July 16\, 5–7:30 p.m.\, Harrisburg Summer Sounds\, Riverfront Park\, First St. and Smith St. \nScio\, July 18\, 9 a.m.–1 p.m.\, Scio Saturday Market\, Linn County Lamb and Wool Fairgrounds\, 38999 N.E. 1st Ave. \nMcMinnville\, July 23\, 12–6 p.m.\, McMinnville Downtown Farmers Market\, 230 N.E. Second St. \nLebanon\, July 26\, 1–4 p.m.\, Lacomb Grange Community Market\, Lacomb Grange\, 34100 E. Lacomb Road. \nFlorence\, July 18\, 3–6 p.m.\, Florence Farmers Market\, Port of Siuslaw Boardwalk\, 100 Harbor St. \nSilverton\, August 1\, 9 a.m.–1 p.m.\, Silverton Farmers Market\, 203 W. Main St. \nStayton\, August 5\, 3–7 p.m.\, Stayton Farmers Market\, 138 N. 3rd Ave. \nToledo\, August 6\, 10 a.m.–3 p.m.\, Toledo Community Market\, 385 N.W. A St. \nEugene\, August 8\, 10 a.m.–2 p.m.\, Spencer Creek Farmers Market\, 86013 Lorane Highway.
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/osu-extension-offers-free-nitrate-screening/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260721T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260721T113000
DTSTAMP:20260630T174422Z
CREATED:20260630T174422Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260630T174422Z
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SUMMARY:78th Street Heritage Farm Walking Tour
DESCRIPTION:Tour the 78th Street Heritage Farm! Join the WSU Extension Clark County Master Gardener Program for a guided tour of the 79-acre 78th Street Heritage Farm in Vancouver\, Washington. Stroll the property with a knowledgeable docent and learn about the property’s storied history and its current role in horticulture education\, agricultural research\, food security and community enrichment. Placed on the Washington Historic Register in 2012\, the 78th Street Farm has a unique and compelling story for people of all ages. Tours involve prolonged standing and walking on uneven ground with some elevation change. \nBring water and dress for the weather. Meet in front of the Clark County Extension building. Tour size is limited. Do not register if you aren’t sure you can attend. \nContact: erika.d.johnson@wsu.edu\, 564-397-5738. \nFind more details and register
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/78th-street-heritage-farm-walking-tour-2/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260724
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260824
DTSTAMP:20260813T214750Z
CREATED:20260813T194216Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260813T214750Z
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SUMMARY:Enjoy a sea of summer blooms at Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm
DESCRIPTION:Join Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm for their annual summer bloom event and enjoy a sea of sunflowers and other summer flowers. \nEnjoy this new tradition on the farm and take a stroll through their sunflower trail\, take pictures throughout the fields and at photo prop stations\, enjoy children’s activities and partake in the special U-pick flower options. \nThe event runs 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Thursdays-Sundays through August 23\, with entry gates closing an hour before closing. Children 12 and under may enter free when accompanied by a ticketed adult. A special sunrise (5–8 a.m.) and sunset (6–9 p.m.) ticket option are available. All tickets are for timed entry. \nAdult admission for weekdays is $12 in advance and $16 the day of\, $16 in advance and $20 day of on weekends; senior admission (65+) is $10 in advance on weekdays and $14 day of\, $14 in advance and $18 day of on weekends. Sunrise option is $16 in advance on weekdays and $20 day of; $20 advance and $24 day of on weekends. \nPurchase tickets now
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/enjoy-a-sea-of-summer-blooms-at-wooden-shoe-tulip-farm/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260725T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260725T113000
DTSTAMP:20260630T174647Z
CREATED:20260630T174647Z
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SUMMARY:78th Street Heritage Farm Walking Tour
DESCRIPTION:Tour the 78th Street Heritage Farm! Join the WSU Extension Clark County Master Gardener Program for a guided tour of the 79-acre 78th Street Heritage Farm in Vancouver\, Washington. Stroll the property with a knowledgeable docent and learn about the property’s storied history and its current role in horticulture education\, agricultural research\, food security and community enrichment. Placed on the Washington Historic Register in 2012\, the 78th Street Farm has a unique and compelling story for people of all ages. Tours involve prolonged standing and walking on uneven ground with some elevation change. \nBring water and dress for the weather. Meet in front of the Clark County Extension building. Tour size is limited. Do not register if you aren’t sure you can attend. \nContact: erika.d.johnson@wsu.edu\, 564-397-5738. \nFind more details and register
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/78th-street-heritage-farm-walking-tour-3/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260726
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261026
DTSTAMP:20260709T211436Z
CREATED:20260709T194529Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260709T211436Z
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SUMMARY:Take advantage of free Learn In-The-Garden classes
DESCRIPTION:Multnomah County Master Gardener Association — with volunteers from OSU Extension Service Master Gardener — is hosting a Learn In-The-Garden series focusing on sustainable gardening and land stewardship every fourth Sunday through the summer. \nJoin in and attend\, rain or shine. No registration required. Just drop by the Multnomah County Demonstration Garden anytime from 10 a.m.–1 p.m. The garden is located on S.E. 57th Ave. about 500 feet south of S.E. Duke St. Parking is on the east side of 57th. Go through the pedestrian gate and follow the gravel path a short distance through the Green Thumb Orchard to the Demonstration Garden. \nThe schedule and topics: \n\nJuly 26\, Extending the Growing Season for Vegetables.\nAugust 23\, Regenerative Gardening: Soil-First Methods.\nSeptember 27\, Gardening with Native Plants.\nOctober 25\, Pruning Ornamental Trees and Shrubs: The Basics.\n\nFor more information
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/take-advantage-of-free-learn-in-the-garden-classes/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260804T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260804T113000
DTSTAMP:20260630T174847Z
CREATED:20260630T174847Z
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SUMMARY:78th Street Heritage Farm Walking Tour
DESCRIPTION:Tour the 78th Street Heritage Farm! Join the WSU Extension Clark County Master Gardener Program for a guided tour of the 79-acre 78th Street Heritage Farm in Vancouver\, Washington. Stroll the property with a knowledgeable docent and learn about the property’s storied history and its current role in horticulture education\, agricultural research\, food security and community enrichment. Placed on the Washington Historic Register in 2012\, the 78th Street Farm has a unique and compelling story for people of all ages. Tours involve prolonged standing and walking on uneven ground with some elevation change. \nBring water and dress for the weather. Meet in front of the Clark County Extension building. Tour size is limited. Do not register if you aren’t sure you can attend. \nContact: erika.d.johnson@wsu.edu\, 564-397-5738. \nFind more details and register
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/78th-street-heritage-farm-walking-tour-4/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260808T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260808T113000
DTSTAMP:20260630T175023Z
CREATED:20260630T175023Z
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SUMMARY:78th Street Heritage Farm Walking Tour
DESCRIPTION:Tour the 78th Street Heritage Farm! Join the WSU Extension Clark County Master Gardener Program for a guided tour of the 79-acre 78th Street Heritage Farm in Vancouver\, Washington. Stroll the property with a knowledgeable docent and learn about the property’s storied history and its current role in horticulture education\, agricultural research\, food security and community enrichment. Placed on the Washington Historic Register in 2012\, the 78th Street Farm has a unique and compelling story for people of all ages. Tours involve prolonged standing and walking on uneven ground with some elevation change. \nBring water and dress for the weather. Meet in front of the Clark County Extension building. Tour size is limited. Do not register if you aren’t sure you can attend. \nContact: erika.d.johnson@wsu.edu\, 564-397-5738. \nFind more details and register
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/78th-street-heritage-farm-walking-tour-5/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260818T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260818T113000
DTSTAMP:20260630T175149Z
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SUMMARY:78th Street Heritage Farm Walking Tour
DESCRIPTION:Tour the 78th Street Heritage Farm! Join the WSU Extension Clark County Master Gardener Program for a guided tour of the 79-acre 78th Street Heritage Farm in Vancouver\, Washington. Stroll the property with a knowledgeable docent and learn about the property’s storied history and its current role in horticulture education\, agricultural research\, food security and community enrichment. Placed on the Washington Historic Register in 2012\, the 78th Street Farm has a unique and compelling story for people of all ages. Tours involve prolonged standing and walking on uneven ground with some elevation change. \nBring water and dress for the weather. Meet in front of the Clark County Extension building. Tour size is limited. Do not register if you aren’t sure you can attend. \nContact: erika.d.johnson@wsu.edu\, 564-397-5738. \nFind more details and register
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/78th-street-heritage-farm-walking-tour-6/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260822T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260822T113000
DTSTAMP:20260630T175350Z
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SUMMARY:78th Street Heritage Farm Walking Tour
DESCRIPTION:Tour the 78th Street Heritage Farm! Join the WSU Extension Clark County Master Gardener Program for a guided tour of the 79-acre 78th Street Heritage Farm in Vancouver\, Washington. Stroll the property with a knowledgeable docent and learn about the property’s storied history and its current role in horticulture education\, agricultural research\, food security and community enrichment. Placed on the Washington Historic Register in 2012\, the 78th Street Farm has a unique and compelling story for people of all ages. Tours involve prolonged standing and walking on uneven ground with some elevation change. \nBring water and dress for the weather. Meet in front of the Clark County Extension building. Tour size is limited. Do not register if you aren’t sure you can attend. \nContact: erika.d.johnson@wsu.edu\, 564-397-5738. \nFind more details and register
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/78th-street-heritage-farm-walking-tour-7/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260909
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260912
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SUMMARY:Swan Island Dahlias Photo Shoot Fundraiser for Oregon Dog Rescue
DESCRIPTION:Capture unforgettable memories with your pup surrounded by the stunning blooms at Swan Island Dahlias in Canby\, Oregon! \nJoin Oregon Dog Rescue and their talented photographer\, @MyWishingFlower\, for a special photo fundraiser where every session helps support Henry’s Fund\, providing lifesaving medical care for dogs in need. \nSession Dates:\n• September 9\n• September 10\n• September 11 \nFor only $65\, each private 15 minute session is yours to make your own! Let your dog shine solo\, jump in the photos together\, or bring their favorite outfit for some extra personality. You’ll receive approximately 3–4 professionally edited\, high-resolution digital photos delivered within 4–6 weeks. \nAfter your session\, spend time exploring the breathtaking dahlia fields\, browsing the gift shop\, and enjoying the food carts. Oregon Dog Rescue is incredibly grateful to their friends at Swan Island Dahlias for hosting this annual favorite fundraiser. \nReservations are required and spots fill quickly! Be sure to select the correct date when booking: https://www.facebook.com/events/1756342178560121 \nEvery donation directly supports Henry’s Fund at Oregon Dog Rescue\, helping provide critical medical care for dogs on their journey to finding loving homes. \nThey can’t wait to meet you and your pups among the dahlias!
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/swan-island-dahlias-photo-shoot-fundraiser-for-oregon-dog-rescue/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260912T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260912T150000
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SUMMARY:Salem Hardy Plant Society Annual Fall Plant Sale
DESCRIPTION:A great slate of plant and garden art vendors for 2026! \nFree Admission – Free Parking \nLearn more
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/salem-hardy-plant-society-annual-fall-plant-sale-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260912T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260912T120000
DTSTAMP:20260728T205204Z
CREATED:20260728T205204Z
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SUMMARY:Fall Perennial Patio Pot Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to the Fall Perennial Patio Pot class with Shay Boga from Peoria Gardens where we’ll create a beautiful patio pot together. \nThis hands-on workshop will have you planting up a 14″ x 10.5″ patio pot with a thrilling center piece\, lush plants spilling over the edge\, and beautiful fillers. \n$50 class fee includes a selection of plants\, a pot\, soil\, and instruction. Look forward to creating a patio pot that is full\, and that you’re proud of! \nSpace is limited\, so please reserve your spot today!
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/fall-perennial-patio-pot-workshop/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260919
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260921
DTSTAMP:20260910T184313Z
CREATED:20260910T184313Z
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SUMMARY:French Prairie’s Sunflower Festival
DESCRIPTION:French Prairie’s Sunflower Festival features acres of different varieties of blooming sunflowers. Enjoy the flowers and photo ops\, and stop for beer or cider and other goodies from the bakery. Take part in more than 15 fun activities for the entire family including tractor wagon rides\, the Super Mega Ride and Slide\, tire swings and more. The festival runs 10 a.m.–5 p.m. September 19 and 20. Tickets are $14.99 for those aged 2 and up if purchased online\, $19.99 at the gate. Purchase tickets online
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/french-prairies-sunflower-festival/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260919
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261101
DTSTAMP:20260910T184426Z
CREATED:20260910T184236Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260910T184426Z
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SUMMARY:Bauman’s Harvest Festival
DESCRIPTION:Bauman’s Harvest Festival has more than 30 activities for kids of all ages\, and the nursery has consistently been voted the #1 pumpkin patch in the Willamette Valley year-after-year. \nFor 38 years\, the farm is transformed into a buzzing activity center in the fall with mazes\, obstacle courses\, giggle-worthy rides\, oodles of farm animals and memories-a-plenty. You get the best bang for the buck with weekend activities. \nThere is no limit on the number of times you or your kids can enjoy an activity during your visit\, plus the farm is dog friendly. As far as food and drinks\, there is in-house pressed fresh apple cider\, their famous apple cider donuts and lots of other yummy food and drink options to enjoy. And\, best of all\, parking is plentiful and free. \nBauman’s Harvest Festival\, 12989 Howell Prairie Road N.E. in Gervais\, runs 9 a.m.–5 p.m. September 19–October 31\, closed Mondays. \nFor ticket prices and more information
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/baumans-harvest-festival-2/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260925
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260928
DTSTAMP:20260910T184144Z
CREATED:20260910T184144Z
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SUMMARY:Enjoy the sacred beauty of the moon at Japanese Garden event
DESCRIPTION:Enjoy a unique combination of nature and culture at O-Tsukimi or the Moonviewing Festival at the Portland Japanese Garden from 5:30–8 p.m. Friday and Saturday\, September 25 and 26\, and 6–8:30 p.m. Sunday\, September 27. \nMoonviewing guests can start the evening with a light vegetarian meal catered by Obon Shokudo\, accompanied by a koto or shamisen performance in the Atsuhiko and Ina Goodwin Tateuchi Foundation Courtyard. Joto Sake and Japanese lager by Pfriem Family Brewers will also be served. \nStroll the lantern-lit garden. Along with O-Bon (The Spirit Festival)\, this is one of only two events each year in which the stone lanterns are illuminated. Relax on the Mount Hood Overlook and anticipate the moonrise with a cup of Jasmine Pearl Tea and an opportunity to compose haiku as shakuhachi (bamboo flute) music wafts through the air. \nView a candle-lit tea ceremony in the Kashintei Tea House and enjoy a display of ikebana (traditional Japanese floral displays). \nCost is $75 for non-members\, $60 for members. Portland Japanese Garden is located in Washington Park at 611 S.W. Kingston Avenue in Portland. \nFor more information\, go to JapaneseGarden.org/PJG-Events.
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/enjoy-the-sacred-beauty-of-the-moon-at-japanese-garden-event/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260926
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260928
DTSTAMP:20260910T184837Z
CREATED:20260910T184837Z
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SUMMARY:Colors of Fall Festival
DESCRIPTION:10 a.m.–5 p.m. at all Cascade Nursery Trail nurseries. \nView details \nView Cascade Nursery Trail events
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/colors-of-fall-festival-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260926T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260926T143000
DTSTAMP:20260813T194635Z
CREATED:20260813T194635Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260813T194635Z
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SUMMARY:PlantFest 2026
DESCRIPTION:Save the date! PlantFest 2026 will be held at Clackamas Community College for its 3rd year. Expect an educational (and entertaining!) speaker event and vendors selling plants for your fall planting! \nA celebration of the changing seasons and the arrival of fall\, PlantFest is the perfect way to say goodbye to summer and welcome the crisp\, colorful days ahead. \nPlant sale is free and open to the public and tickets for speaker presentations will be on sale shortly. \nView more details
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/plantfest-2026/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260927
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260928
DTSTAMP:20260910T233701Z
CREATED:20260910T225840Z
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SUMMARY:Don’t miss Fight For Your Life 5K
DESCRIPTION:Run\, walk or crawl…or do them all!! Fight for your Life 5K was created in remembrance of Emily Pohlschneider-Edwards. The race at 10:30 a.m. on September 27 is hosted at Emily’s family farm\, French Prairie Gardens\, where she grew up and helped work the fields. \nThis flat course will be located on dirt roads winding through the farmland. It is a family-friendly event. \nReceive SkyFest Kite Festival admission for yourself\, along with your race registration to attend all of the family fun activities and visit the Farm Bar and Brew. All race proceeds will go towards the Em’s Fight Foundation to help local women fighting cancer. \nAdvance registration is $33 and day-of registration is $35 per person and includes race T-shirt\, race packet\, one drink ticket for brew or hard cider (Must be 21+ for beer) or non-alcoholic beverages\, and receive SkyFest Kite Admission for the race attendee. \nPlease note that dogs will not be allowed at the race or on the property due to new insurance requirements. \nEm’s Fight foundation\, a 501 (c)(3) non profit organization\, was formed by the Pohlschneider Family in Emily Pohlschneider-Edwards memory in 2012 after Emily’s passing in October of 2011. Since the foundation was formed\, it has helped more 23 families with their cancer fight in the local community. More than $60\,000 has been given to those families to help pay for treatment\, transportation to treatment\, searching for different doctors or healing approaches\, new clothing\, rent\, bills\, or a last trip to form some amazing memories with their family. \nFor more information or to purchase tickets\, go to FPGardens.com. French Prairie Gardens is located at 17673 French Prairie Road in St. Paul.
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/dont-miss-fight-for-your-life-5k/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261003
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261025
DTSTAMP:20260929T194636Z
CREATED:20260929T194636Z
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SUMMARY:Get crafty with fall classes at garden centers
DESCRIPTION:Summer is gone\, and fall is here and so are fall classes at area garden centers that will keep your creative juices and green thumbs going. \nHere’s a selection: \nCoiled Pine Needle Basketry\, 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.\, Saturday\, October 3\, Portland Nursery\, 9000 S.E. Division St. Learn the foundations of coiled pine needle basketry with Elder Celeste “CeCe” Whitewolf. Participants will learn how a coiled basket is started and shaped\, and the stitching techniques used to build a small basket. This hands-on workshop is appropriate for beginning weavers. Participants will leave with a small\, coiled piece\, foundational skills they can continue practicing\, and a deeper appreciation for the time\, patience\, and relationships held within natural-fiber weaving. Cost: $100 per person includes materials and instruction fees. Register \nDecoupage Fall Ceramic Tile Coasters\, 10:30 a.m.–noon\, October 10\, Blooming Junction\, 35105 N.W. Zion Church Road\, Cornelius. In this hands-on class\, you’ll create four beautiful fall-themed ceramic tile coasters\, using seasonal designs and decoupage techniques. Teresa Bral from Living Paper Design will guide you step-by-step\, making this class perfect for beginners and experienced crafters alike. Cost: $25. Register \nYou’re Gourdgeous Pumpkin Decorating Workshop\, 10–11:30 a.m. and 1–2:30 p.m. October 10\, Al’s Garden & Home of Sherwood and Woodburn; 10–11:30 a.m. and 1–2:30 p.m. October 17\, Al’s Garden & Home of Wilsonville and Gresham. Kick off the season with a little creativity. Enjoy decorating your very own pumpkin with all the supplies and inspiration you need to create a fall favorite you’ll be proud to display. Cost is $40. For more information and to register \nTerrorium Workshop\, 10–11 a.m.\, October 24\, all Al’s Garden & Home locations. Join Al’s the Saturday before Halloween to create your very own “terrorium\,” a spooky little illuminated garden that’s equal parts creepy and cute. Your $50 workshop includes a lighted terrarium with batteries\, soil\, two plants and a collection of spooky accoutrements to help you create your own haunted little world. Everything you need is included\, and you’ll leave with a finished terrorium ready to light up your Halloween décor. For more information and to register
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/get-crafty-with-fall-classes-at-garden-centers/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261003
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261101
DTSTAMP:20260910T184401Z
CREATED:20260910T184026Z
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SUMMARY:French Prairie’s Fall Festival
DESCRIPTION:French Prairie’s Fall Festival is 10 a.m.–5 p.m. October 3–31\, closed Mondays. Enjoy the last of their blooming Sunflowers and enjoy more than 20 activities including their famous Pigtucky Derby Pig Races\, a huge corn maze\, corn cannon\, apple slingshot\, and a 12-acre pumpkin patch with more than 20 different varieties\, tractor wagon rides\, the Super Mega Ride & Slide\, tire swings\, and more! Stop and enjoy beer and cider\, the farm market\, goodies from the bakery and specialty drinks. Tickets are $24.99 Fridays–Sundays for all-inclusive activities\, $14.99 Tuesdays–Fridays for general farm entry. Purchase tickets online
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/french-prairies-fall-festival/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20261003T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20261003T140000
DTSTAMP:20260918T152402Z
CREATED:20260918T152402Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260918T152402Z
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SUMMARY:End of Season Sale
DESCRIPTION:Season Closing Clematis Sale at the Rogerson Clematis Garden. All 1-gallon clematis are $20 (regularly $25)\, and all 2-gallon clematis are $25 (regularly $35). Door prizes every hour (need to be present to win). \nLearn more
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/end-of-season-sale/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20261010T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20261010T160000
DTSTAMP:20260831T215022Z
CREATED:20260831T215022Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260831T215022Z
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SUMMARY:Pollinator Connection
DESCRIPTION:Come join the Marion County Master Gardener Association for a day of celebration and learning. Learn how to boost the population numbers of pollinators through the joy of gardening. If you are curious about what pollinators might be in your backyard and what plants can help create a more eco friendly habitat\, then this is the place to bee! \nLearn more and register
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/pollinator-connection/
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