Lavender Fields on the trail
• English Lavender Farm Applegate
• Charsaw Farms (Goodwin Creek Gardens) Williams
Lavender Fields on the trail
• English Lavender Farm Applegate
• Charsaw Farms (Goodwin Creek Gardens) Williams
Classic, Small-Town American Tradition each year in September. Parade.
Saturday 10am - 8pm
Sunday 10am - 5pm
We are bringing magic and merriment to Southern Oregon with the Wonder Woods Renaissance Faire! Two immersive days of fun for all ages.
Hear ye, hear ye! All gentles and fair folk are cordially invited to partake in the inaugural Wonder Woods Ren Faire! A most enchanting gathering awaits, brimming with whimsy, history, and merriment. This wondrous occasion shall unfold at the splendid Edenvale Winery in fair Medford, Oregon, upon the days of September 19th and 20th in the year 2026. Saturday 10am-8pm, and Sunday 10am-5pm.
Prepare thyself for a grand array of merchants peddling themed wares, delectable eats and libations to delight the senses, and a plethora of performances and demonstrations to beguile the mind throughout the day. Bring forth thy finest garb and immerse thyself in the enchantment of the Wonder Woods Ren Faire! Stay vigilant for further dispatches and schedules as they are revealed. Check out wonderwoodsfaire.com or follow us @wonderwoodsfaire for updates and schedules.
Ticket Prices:
Saturday 9/19
Early Bird Discount- $15 for ages 14 and up. $20 at the door.
Early Bird Discount- $8 for ages 13 and under. $13 at the door.
Sunday 9/20
Early Bird Discount- $13 for ages 14 and up. $18 at the door.
Early Bird Discount- $5 for ages 4-13. $10 at the door
Both Days 9/19-9/20
Early Bird Discount- $26 for ages 14 and up. Full price at door.
Early Bird Discount- $11 for ages 4-13. Full price at door.
-Kids 3 and under are free both days!
Tickets are not timed entry and guests may arrive at any time during opening hours, however, doors will close 30 minutes before event end time. After your purchase, you will receive a digital ticket that will be scanned at the door.
-Parking is free
Boasting 79 years of family fun with a parade, festival market, evening street dance and more. You’ll enjoy live music and performing arts, classic cars and farm equipment, sports and tournaments, art exhibits and craft markets, shopping and dining, and above all, the bitterly-sweet, locally-famous cranberry-eating contest.
Pre-festival activities begin on Thursday evening with the Cranberry Queen coronation. Local events continue Friday morning with the Cranberry Kitchen contest and run throughout the day with local high-school volleyball and football games.
The main public festival will be held September 13-14, 2025. The annual Cranberry Parade kicks off the main festivities on Saturday morning.
Visit our Cranberry Festival Events page for a full sampling of events from past years.
These events start prior to the Cranberry Festival and continue throughout.
Port of Bandon Art Show
Port of Bandon Boardwalk, Old Town
Bandon Crab Derby
Catch a tagged crab for a chance to win a prize.
Cranberry Festival Memorabilia Display
Bandon Historical Museum, 270 Filmore Ave SE
Free admission Cranberry Festival Weekend
Display features Cranberry Court Coronation dresses and festival memorabilia.
Get ready to dive into the sweet world of honey and mead at the Cascade Girl Oregon Honey & Mead Festival 2026. This in-person event is packed with tasty sips, cool vendors, local musicians and a buzzing crowd who love all things bee-related. Guests will also enjoy tips on gardening for pollinators from the pros and tasting tips from experts along with local and nationally recognized authorities on pollinators and pollination. Whether you're a mead newbie or a honey aficionado, come taste, learn, and have a blast celebrating the golden goodness from Oregon’s finest hives. Kids are welcome with parent. Don’t miss out on this sweet festival experience!
You'll hear about Cascade Girl's Veteran Project, "Bee Heroes America" from project lead, Paul Davitt and the White City Veterans Administration's Recreation Therapy Director, Chad Burger along with the project's next steps to help veterans continue their beekeeping practices at home - a project sponsored in part, by Pacific Power.
Our Festival emcee is musician, Jen Ambrose. Music includes the Danielle Kelly Soul Project and the bluegrass of Mountaintop Sound.
Special presentations include Beekeepers, Risa Halpin and Harvey Young from Agate Bees, a tasting featuring honeys from around the world by Jennifer at Bee-licious Honey and a talk with Scientist, Dr. Andony Melathopoulos, Associate Professor at the Pollinator Health Extension in the Department of Horticulture at Oregon State University. He also coordinates the Oregon Bee Project, leads the Oregon Bee Atlas and hosts a weekly podcast called PolliNation. Scientist and educator, Dr. Dewey Caron will bee with us to provide reliable scientific and up-to-date advice about honey bees.
This is a family friendly event with plenty of space for kids. Veterans with documentation of service and First Nations people with tribal ID admitted without fee. Kids admitted free with parent.
The event suppports the nonprofit Cascade Girl Organization and its local veteran, community and kids' projects that educate people about food system pollinators.
Fort Umpqua Days is a two-day celebration of local history held on Labor Day weekend each year.
Join us for live music, good food, history demonstrations, a wine garden, and butterfly tours & adoptions. Take a stroll through the gardens, shop at a wide selection of Artisan booths, and take part in the fun interactive history-themed activities for visitors all weekend long. Enjoy the small-town charm during the hometown parade, pie auction and Elkton’s Annual Echoes of The Umpqua Pageant at the amphitheater.
Schedule of Events
SATURDAY, AUGUST 30TH
7-11 Lion’s Club Breakfast
9-5 Butterfly Tours, Fort Umpqua Encampment, Gift shop & Café Open
10-11 Parade on River Road
10-4 Artisans, Butterfly Adoptions, Historic Demos & Native American Cultural Presentations at the Fort
11-2 Burgers & Dogs from the Grill FREE LUNCH FOR KIDS AGES 1-18
11-1 Live Music
11-5 Wine & Beer Garden
1-2 Pie Auction
2:30 Chain Saw Carving Demo
5-6 Echoes of The Umpqua Pageant Performance
SUNDAY, AUGUST 31ST
7-11 Lions Club Breakfast
9-5 Butterfly Tours, Fort Umpqua Encampment & Tours, Gift shop & Café Open
10-4 Artisans, Butterfly Adoptions & Fort Activities
11 Chain Saw Carving Demo
11-2 Burgers & Dogs from the Grill FREE LUNCH FOR KIDS AGES 1-18
1 Mullet Contest!
2:30 Chain Saw Carving Demo
5-6 Echoes of The Umpqua Pageant Performance
Tractor Show
Parade - August 29
Vendor Booths
Live Music
Demonstrations
Food
General Info 541.218.2185
For Vendor information, contact CanyonvillePioneerDays@gmail.comParade / Parade Sponsor
The Blackberry Arts Festival is a juried art and craft festival that has been happening consecutively for over 40 years. It was started to highlight the works of local artists and crafters during the annual harvest of the blackberry. It features an impressive array of metalwork, jewelry, quilts, candles, hand-painted clothing, wine, carved wood, and much more available for purchase. The festival also includes food vendors. It is not hard to find food and craft featuring the blackberry. This is a free event with activities centered on Central Avenue in downtown Coos Bay.
2025 DCCS HIGHLAND GAMES and CLAN GATHERING
Saturday, Aug. 23 and Sunday, Aug. 24, 2025 - 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM both days.
Location: The Event Center and bottom field of the beautiful Melrose Vineyards, on Melqua Road, Roseburg (Melrose), Oregon.
Musical performers will be The AML Trio, and the Eugene Highlanders bagpipe band.
There will be fantastic food & vendor booths, the clan tents, and the Oregon State Heavy Athletics Championship taking place all weekend!
Due to the nature of progression, a set schedule for the athletics is not possible for each athletic event. They begin at 9:00 AM and will continue until finished. Caber is always the last event per class.
The Sheaf Toss will take place in the clan village throughout the day, both days, for the clans, vendors, & shoppers to enjoy.
The athletics competition will have the usual 2 events going at same time (i.e. weight over bar and stone toss, etc.) all day, both days.
There will be a spectator area to view the athletics field with up close viewing of all ongoing competitions.
Tickets will be available at admissions only:
$15.00 Adults, $12.00 seniors, and $10.00 kids (5-12) kids under 5 free
Family pass $40.00 (2 adults & 3 children, ages 5-12)
NO outside alcohol will be permitted on the grounds of this Highland
Held each year on the fourth weekend in August. This annual event marks the anniversary of the Restoration of the Klamath Tribes, which includes; the Klamath, Modoc and Yahooskin Bands of the Snake Indians.
In 1954 the Klamath Tribes were terminated. But after many years of struggling, hard work and determination, the Tribes regained federal recognition by an act of Congress, Public Law 99-398. With restoration in 1986 the Tribes began to develop a full scope of programs which provide necessary services to Tribal members and the community. Today the Tribes operate with a budget of over $12 million annually, with over 30 different departments and services offered.
We now celebrate our Restoration each year by hosting a huge celebration.
All Events are Open to the Public and are Drug, Alcohol, and Smoke Free!
The Sutherlin Blackberry Festival is a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization. Every year we purchase a vehicle to raffle off. Those funds allow us to purchase the next years vehicle and to give away scholarships to local high school students in Sutherlin and Oakland, Oregon. We also have a new scholarship program providing students with scholarships to Trade Schools.
We are a drug and alcohol-free event for the whole family. We have a Poker Run, Car Show, Motorcycle Show, Pancake Breakfast, Blackberry & Chili Cook-offs, Church in the Park, BMX races, a Diaper Derby, a Cruise-in, a live Cruise downtown, and the Mud Races. We have Food & Craft Vendors plus a Swap Meet. On Sunday we raffle off the current years vehicle. Tickets are $5 each and sold throughout many local businesses in Sutherlin starting as early as April.
Join What to do in Southern Oregon in our second annual Rogue Valley Comic Book Expo.
Spend the day looking through 1000s of comics and even talk to some of the writers and artists that create them.
Admission is $5 at the door, kids 12 and under are free.
All profits raised go to support free events that nonprofit 501(c)(3) Rogue Comic Con participates in throughout the year including:
Central Point Trick-or-Treat and Medford Parks and Recreation's Howl-O-Ween
Located at the Phoenix Plaza Civic Center next to the Phoodery
What arrr ye going to see there, you asks? Plenty of fun and frivolity, says we!
ENTERTAINERS: Re-enactors, providing cannon fire and sword play, magicians, jugglers, children’s events and more! The Kite Field will provide plenty of room for pirate shenanigans.
MUSICIANS: There’ll be old salty sea dog tunes and pirate shanties sung by real pirates; if that be what you like, lads and lasses, then you need to be joining us.
MERCHANTS: Merchants with wares that be appealing to the pirate nature.
Carnival, Live Music, Demolition Derby
July 29th - Trace Adkins
July 31st - Bullriding
August 1st - Demolition Derby
Oakland’s Vintage Street Fair - located in downtown Oakland. Come peruse the vendors with something for everyone! From vintage, garden, decor, jewelry, food, beverages, music and more! The shops and eateries will be open as well!
5k Walk/Run, Arm Wrestling, Basketball Tournament, Disc Golf, Elks Breakfast, Softball Tournament, Show and Shine, 4x4 Rock Crawl, Lumberjack Show, Music & MORE
Taste and experience the delicious flavors of the Rogue Valley! The Rogue Valley Farm Tour offers you unique and intimate visits to agricultural destinations in Jackson and Josephine counties. Step behind the scenes and meet the makers, taste artisanal foods, and explore a vast array of local goods.
Throughout the year, the Rogue Flavor Guide connects consumers with the region’s farms, ranches, and food- and beverage-oriented businesses, and the Rogue Valley Food Trail invites you on a self-guided culinary journey through the fertile lands of the Rogue Valley.
Featuring live music, food, dancing and an all car cruise! So much fun as we celebrate our town, North Bend Oregon USA!
BBQ, Brewfest, Cornhole, Live Music, Family-friendly
Entry $4 Per Person
This innovative 3-day event will bring out the creativity of both the young and young at heart as it has for generations. Be prepared for lots of hands-on fun with over 30 arts & crafts booths including, clay, face painting, science, gold panning, leather, carpentry, storytelling, child-focused stage performances, and much, much more! You won't want to miss these fun filled days of affordable family entertainment!
All admission and food sales benefit The Storytelling Guild, a non-profit organization.Children's Festival will be held at the following times:
Saturday, July 11, 4:30-8:30pm
Sunday, July 12, 4:30-8:30pm
Monday, July 13, 9:30am-1:00pm
Admission to the Children's Festival is only $4 per person. Children and parents can enjoy over 30 hands-on arts, crafts, and science projects {All included with the price of admission!} In addition to our fun hands-on projects, you can sit back and enjoy child-focused entertainment and stage performers! Food will be available for purchase at Dragon Deli, and families are always welcome to bring a picnic from home. You won't want to miss our popular litter eating and recycling Dragons, Rosabelle and Pebbles! 🎪📚
All admission and food sales benefit The Storytelling Guild, a non-profit organization.
Registration is $5 with a dash plaque for first 300 entries.
Registration starts at 3:00 on the day of the Cruise at Civic Wayside Park.
Cruise: 5:00pm to 10:00pm
Open Cruise for all types of vehicles including the Classics, Muscle Cars, Trucks, and motorcycles. They must be street legal with proof of insurance.
There will be Cruise T-Shirts, vendors, and entertainment. Something for everyone and family fun.
Join the Southern Oregon Historical Society as we celebrate two extraordinary milestones: our 80th Anniversary and America’s 250th Anniversary.
Spend the afternoon at historic Hanley Farm enjoying a delicious barbecue, live music by the local Old Time Fiddlers, tours of the Hanley House, and the opportunity to experience our new Historical Interpretive Center. We’ll also unveil new monument signs as we celebrate Southern Oregon’s rich heritage and our nation’s history.
Date: Saturday, July 11, 2026
Time: 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM (Lunch served at Noon)
Location:
Hanley Farm
1053 Hanley Road
Central Point, Oregon
Tickets
Adults: $20
Children 12 and under: $10
Tickets may be purchased at SOHS.org/bbq.
Your Ticket Includes
BBQ pork and chicken
Coleslaw
Baked beans
Drinks and dessert
Access to our NEW Historical Interpretive Center
Guided Hanley House tour
New monument signs
Live music by the Old Time Fiddlers
Bring your family and friends as we celebrate 80 years of preserving Southern Oregon history while commemorating 250 years of American history. We look forward to celebrating with you!
DC SHOWDOWN IMPORT VS DOMESTIC CAR SHOW
RIVER FORKS FUEL FEST
"Small Town Big Blast" | Saturday June 27
7am Irish Classic Grass Volleyball Sign Up
8am Irish Classic Grass Volleyball 1st Serve
•First Baptist of Riddle Community Breakfast
•8:45am Memorial Wall Opens
•9am Little Mr. & Miss Firecracker Contest
10am Food Trucks & Booths Open
•Open Bible Fry Bread•The Ice Hut•ThunderCup
•Louie's Redneck Dogs•Wiley's Wagon•
11am Chamber Parade
11am-3pm Car Show
11:30am Umpqua Athletics Cheer Performance
12-2pm S.A. Schuyler & Sons Log Truck Show
12:15pm Armwrestling Competition
1pm Goat Pen
2pm Needle-Felting Table
•Pineapple Express Water Slide
2:30pm A Chance to Dance Performance
2pm Cribbage Tournament
3-5pm All School Reunion
5-10pm Main Street Music
•Front Porch Pickers • SRB • Eddy Ross•
10pm Fireworks
Event Link: https://www.facebook.com/share/1EGwfTh8KT/
Contact:
•riddlesawdustjubilee@gmail.com
•Sawdust Jubilee Riddle, Oregon FB Page
•Mailing Address:
Riddle Sawdust Jubilee
P.O. Box 793
Riddle, OR 97469
DONATIONS: Mail • Riddle Liquor Store & More • Community Jars • Snap QR• Pay on QR Link: https://square.link/u/nXJ0w5Lc?src=qr
🏳️🌈Inclusive, family-friendly, antiracist, trans-affirming, community-led event ✨June 27, 2026✨ Hosted by SO Health-E LGBTQ+ Equity Workgroup🏳️🌈
Over 100 local and regional artists offering handcrafted works in all media.
Local young artist vendors selling their work at our Emerging Artist Vendor tent.
Fun-filled family art activities & STEAM experiences in our “Youth Zone”.
Outstanding demonstrations performed by local artists
Non-stop music, dance, and entertainment on two different stages.
A food court featuring sweet and savory treats from regional food and beverage vendors.
FESTIVAL HOURS:
Friday: 10 AM – 9 PM
Saturday: 10 AM – 9 PM
Sunday: 10 AM – 4 PM
Vendors, Car Show, Parade
Saturday, June 27, 2026:
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. "Vendor Booths"
10:00 a.m. the Rooster Crow "Parade" starting from the Woodville Shopping Center, awards presented 30-minutes following the parade at the announcers stand
11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. the “Don West Band” will perform during the “Brush Strokers” Art Show at the Woodville Museum Gazebo
1:30 p.m. "Human Crowing Contest"
2:30 p.m. "National Rooster Crowing Contest"
4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. the “Brass Alibi Band” will perform at the Rooster Crow Pavilion
Sunday, June 28, 2026:
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. "Vendor Booths"
9:00 a.m. Rooster Crow "Car Show" for vehicles 20-years and older, registration begins at 7:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m. "Church at the Crow" with Pastor Roger Coale from the Cowboy Church at the Rooster Crow Pavilion
1:30 p.m. the "Car Show Awards" presentation at the Rooster Crow Pavilion
2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. the “Rock Steady Band” will perform at the Rooster Crow Pavilion
WHERE: Phoenix High School Track
WHEN: Sunday, June 21st, 2026
7:00pm- Heat 1 5:45min pace & Under
7:10pm- Heat 2 5:46 -7min Pace
7:20pm- Heat 3 7-9min Pace
7:35pm- Heat 4 9-11min Pace
7:50pm- Heat 5 11min Pace & Up
COURSE DETAILS: Four times around the Phoenix High School Track
RACE FEES: $13 online or $15 day of
AWARDS: Ribbons for the top 3 places in all age groups. $100 prize for any male who runs sub 4:00 minutes and any female who runs sub 4:40 minutes.
FOOD DRIVE: Like Longest Night Mile this race will be supporting the SOU Food Pantry. Please bring an item to help us stock their pantry! Main needs are: canned meats (tuna, spam, chicken, etc.), microwaveable sides, breakfast items, and snack foods.
RESTRICTIONS: Absolutely no roller skaters, bicycles, skateboards, baby joggers, dogs, headphones, or unregistered participants
RACE DIRECTOR: Seamus Cowan
