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All-Oregon
Newsletter
June 2005
Summer time has definitely come to Oregon. Well sort of.
I was camping last week near the Oregon-California border, and
let me tell you, I’ve never been so wet camping in my life.
Everything was soaked except the sleeping bags in the tent.
But, that’s Oregon.
This month:
Featured events – Festivals, rodeos, teas, car shows, pow
wows, music, and more
Guest article – Fishing in Northeastern Oregon by Mac Huff
Featured attraction – Oregon farmers markets
Featured recipe – Hazelnut & Mushroom Salad
What’s new – Fun outdoor Oregon activities
Featured Events
There are a lot of fun things happening in June. Here are
some to get you started. Be sure and check out more at
http://www.all-oregon.com/events/events.htm where you will
find hundreds of events every month.
Colony Music & New Acquisitions Exhibit
June 1-30, 2005 -- Old Aurora Colony Museum, 2nd St & Liberty
St, Aurora, Display of instruments, photographs, music related
books, furniture, quilts, clothing and tools from the
mid-1850s thru the 1920s. Through April 14, open Fri-Sat 10-4,
Sun 12-4. April 15 open Tue-Sat 10-4, Sun 12-4. Admission
$3.50 adults, $3 seniors & AAA, $1.50 ages 6-17. 503-678-5743
“Three Uppity Women & The Bead
Nuts Quilts & Beadwork”
June 1-July 17 -- Latimer Quilt & Textile Center, 2105 Wilson
River Loop, Tillamook, OR, Contact: Laurie Olmsted, Office
Manager 503-842-8622, email:
latimertextile@oregoncoast.com
Reining Horse Show
June 25, 2005 -- Oregon Trail Ranch, Telephone Pole Road.
For more information, write or call the Milton-Freewater Area
Chamber of Commerce at 541-938-5563.
Autocross
June 25-26, 2005 -- The ACCO gives area drivers the
opportunity to learn the handling limits of their car in a
controlled environment This event is located at the
The Deschutes County Fair & Expo Center, Redmond,
OR. For more information on this event visit
Autocross Club of Central Oregon or call
541-548-2711.
The Original Medford Giant Flea Market --
http://www.fleaforall.net/
June 26, 2005 -- Area's largest indoor market; clean, 185
tables, mainly antiques & collectibles, but something for
everyone; Chamber approved; door prizes.
Lostine Flea Market
July 1-3, 2005 -- This is a shopper’s dream! The entire town
of Lostine turns into one gigantic flea market– a great place
to find that elusive bargain! Phone: (541) 569-2415.
Fourth of July in Oregon
There are so many July 4th activities in Oregon
that I have a whole page dedicated to them. You will find the
listing at:
http://www.all-oregon.com/4th_of_july.htm
St. Paul Rodeo --
http://www.stpaulrodeo.com
July 1-4, 2005 -- St. Paul, Bill Smith 503-633-2035 -- The St.
Paul Rodeo is bigger and better than ever! Get tickets now for
the thrilling shows and plan on spending the day when you
come. There’s truly something for everyone: cowboys in timed
and rough stock events, races, royalty, hard-working clowns,
specialty acts, artists and an art show, a carnival, food, a
parade, dancing, and fireworks.
Waterfront Blues Festival --
http://www.waterfrontbluesfest.com/
July 1-4, 2005 -- The second largest blues festival in the
U.S., the 18th Annual Waterfront Blues Festival features four
days and nights of top name blues acts, workshops, food
vendors and more. Benefits the Oregon Food Bank. Governor Tom
McCall Waterfront Park, Portland, OR, phone: 503-973-3378.
SpongeBob
SquarePants Thrill Ride
July 1-September 5, 2005 -- Follow along as SpongeBob
desperately chases a pickle through Bikini Bottom in the
pursuit of making the perfect Krabby Patty. In addition to the
regular zoo admission price there is a $4.50 charge for the
thrill ride.
Oregon ZooOregon Zoo, 4001 SW Canyon Road, Portland, OR
97221, phone: 503-226-1561.
43rd Annual Britt Music Festival --
http://brittfest.org/
July 1-September 11, 2005 -- The Northwest's premiere outdoor
music and performing arts festival. This annual event has
something for everyone, from classical, to bluegrass, country,
rock, swing, pop, dance and much more. Britt Festival
Pavilion, West First Street, Jacksonville, OR. Contact: Britt
Music Festival, 541-773-6077,
info@brittfest.org
Sportsman's Holiday & Calapooia
Roundup and Rodeo
July 6-10, 2005 -- For information about the Sportsman's
Holiday Events like the parade, fireworks call Sweet Home
Chamber of Commerce (541) 367-6186. For information about the
Calapooia Roundup and Rodeo call Dick (541) 367-1389 or Sue
(541) 409-1294.
Nyssa Thunderegg Days
July 7-10, 2005 -- Nyssa Middle School. Contact: Nyssa Chamber
(541) 372-3091.
Confederated Tribes of the Grande
Ronde Veterans Pow Wow
July 8-10, 2005 -- Traditional Native American Pow Wow, with
dancing, food, artifacts, and pageants. City of Grande Ronde.
For further information, call: (503) 879-5211.
Rogue Valley Balloon Rally
July 8-10, 2005 -- Located at the Rogue Valley International
Medford Airport - 3650 Biddle Road, Medford, OR 97501.
Saturday Night Glo, Sunday Morning at dawn Mass Ascension.
Call for specific times and detailed information:
541-664-2171.
Coos Kennel Club
Dog Show
July 9-10, 2005 -- 8:00am till 4:00pm each day. Held at
Bandon High School. Dog Show and Booths. For Additional
Information: Ron or Linda Waggoner 541-347-2171 Or
Penny at 541-267-6356 E mail
castlecrest@coosnet.com
First City Arts Faire
July 9-10, 2005-- The First City Arts Faire is held on the
2nd weekend in July in Oregon City, Oregon. This annual juried
fine arts show includes fine art for sale from over 60 local
artists, entertainment, food, fine wine and day-long
entertainment, NEW LOCATION! In order to accommodate a larger
audience, the 2005 Arts Faire will take place at the End of
the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center at 1726 Washington
Street, Oregon City, on July 9 and July 10, 2005 from 10 am -
6 pm.
Prospect Blue Grass Festival
July 9-11, 2005 -- Located in Prospect, Oregon. Call Dale
Albee for specific times and detailed information at
541-560-3556.
43rd Annual
Dory Days Festival
July 15-17, 2005 -- Pacific City & Cape Kiwanda, Pacific City,
OR, Contact: Pacific City/Nestucca Chamber 503-965-6161 or
888-549-2632, email:
visitor@pacificcity.net
Da Vinci Days --
http://www.davinci-days.org/
July 15-17, 2005 -- da Vinci Days is a 3 day festival
celebrating art, science and technology. OSU Lower Campus
Field, La Sells Stewart Center, 11th & Jefferson, 26th &
Western, Corvallis, OR 97333, phone: (541) 757-6363. 5:00pm -
11:00pm
Friday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm Saturday: 10:00am - 11:00pm Sunday:
10:00am - 6:00pm
America's Largest Antique and Collectible Sale --
http://www.palmerwirfs.com/
July 15-27, 2005 -- America's Largest Antique & Collectible
Show. Fri 10a - 6p Early Buyers / Exhibitor set up. $30.00
Weekend / Early buyer pass required, Sat 9a - 6p Show Day #1.
Sun 10a - 5p Show Day #2. Ticket Prices for Saturday & Sunday:
$7.00 - Adults, $3.00 - 12 to 17 yrs old, Free - Under 12 yrs
old. Appraisals Hall E Lobby both days during show hours -
$4.00 per item proceeds go to the Portland Sunshine Division.
Parking Rates: $7.00 - General, $6.00 - Carpool.
Portland Exp Center, 2060 North
Marine Drive. Portland, Oregon 97217.
Summer Fun Day & Car Cruise
July 16, 2005 -- Gilchrist, Or - Classic cars,
basketball tournament, dunk tank, evening dance, arts &
crafts, food booths. Gilchrist Mall. Call Rick 541-433-2523.
36th Annual Land of Umpqua Art & Wine
Festival
July 16-17, 2005 -- Umpqua Valley Arts Center, Roseburg.
Phone: 800-444-9584, 541-672-9731,
info@visitroseburg.com
Seaside Beach Run --
http://www.seasidedowntown.com/beachrun.htm
July 17, 2005 -- 10K and 5K runs on the beach, 5K walk on the
Promenade - wheelchairs (and person to push) available
on a first-come basis, reservations required, Kid's Downtown
Dash, Awards Ceremony in Quatat Park. Phone: (503) 717-1914,
e-mail:
bree@seasidedowntown.com
Square Dance Festival
July 17-23, 2005 -- Diamond Lake Resort. Phone: 800-444-9584,
541-672-9731,
info@visitroseburg.com
The Original Medford Giant Flea Market --
http://www.fleaforall.net/
July 24, 2005 -- Area's largest indoor market; clean, 185
tables, mainly antiques & collectibles, but something for
everyone; Chamber approved; door prizes.
Jazz at Jardin's
July 27, 2005 --
Oregon Cost Music Association. For tickets or more
information call OCMA at 541-267-0938,
info@oregoncoastmusic.com
Chief
Joseph Days Rodeo --
http://www.chiefjosephdays.com/
July 27-30, 2005 -- Four days of PRCA-sanctioned rodeos,
Indian encampment, dance competition and a carnival turn
Joseph into one big celebration! 2005 will be the 60th year
for this classic rodeo. Phone: (541) 432-1015. Toll Free:
(800) 585-4121. Contact: Debbie Short. Email:
cjdays@oregontrail.net
Oregon Brew Fest --
http://www.oregonbrewfest.com/
July 28-31, 2005 -- The Oregon Brewers Festival is North
America's largest gathering of independent brewers.
Seventy-two breweries offer handcrafted brews to approximately
80,000 beer lovers during the three-day event. There is no
judging at this event; rather, it is an opportunity for
craft-brew lovers to enjoy 72 products from some of the
nation's finest breweries.
Oregon Jamboree --
http://www.oregonjamboree.com/
July 29-31, 2005 -- Sweet Home Community Field, 1641 Long St,
Sweet Home, $, 541-367-8800 -- The Oregon Jamboree In Sweet
Home is the Northwest's Premier Country Music and Camping
Festival. Located in the foothills of the scenic Cascade
Mountains the festival takes place at a seven acre park-like
setting bordered by Sankey Park and the historic Weddle
Covered Bridge. The Jamboree offers an intimate concert
experience. In addition to featured headline entertainment
this family style event hosts RV and tent camping, food
booths, beer & wine gardens, and special displays. The
festival draws attendees from around the state and country,
and has hosted many international visitors as well.
Paisley Mosquito Festival
July 30-31, 2005 -- Lake County Chamber of Commerce, 126 North
E St., Lakeview, OR 97630, phone: 541-947-6040, email:
cjohnson@lakecountychamber.org Contact: Patty
Westgate, phone: 541-943-3372 .
Featured Attraction
Farmers Markets --
http://www.all-oregon.com/shopping/farmers_markets.htm
In l987, a small group of market managers from around the
state organized the Oregon Farmers’ Markets Association (OFMA)
to support their work recreating traditional markets in their
communities. In 2004, 64 communities within the state enjoy
the benefits of a farmers’ market. Recent estimates indicate
that more than 1000 Oregon farmers participate in farmers’
markets each year and that farmers' markets attract more than
90,000 people each week during the peak summer months.
Featured Guest Article
Fishing in Northeast Oregon by Mac Huff
Northeast Oregon has some of the West's great, undiscovered
fishing areas. The Grande Ronde is one of Northeast Oregon's
most productive steelhead and trout fisheries. The Imnaha is a
fast-flowing, freestone river in spectacular basalt canyons.
The Wallowa is a small, floatable river which flows through
the heart of the beautiful Wallowa Valley is a rich freestone
river with choking hatches of caddis flies…read the rest of
the article and see the photos at:
..\fishing_northeast.htm
Featured Oregon Recipe
Hazelnuts are one of Oregon’s premier crops. This recipe is
from the Oregon Hazelnut Commission web site at
http://oregonhazelnuts.org
Hazelnut & Mushroom Salad
Yield: 6 to 8 servings.
- 1/2 lb. mushrooms, sliced
- 3/4 cup salad oil
- 1/2 cup wine vinegar
- 2 tablespoons water
- 3/4 teaspoon each salt and savory
- 1/4 teaspoon onion powder
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 1 small head romaine, torn into bite
sized pieces
- 3/4 cup roasted & chopped Oregon
hazelnuts
Combine mushrooms, oil, vinegar, water and seasonings.
Chill about 1 hour. Toss undrained mushrooms with romaine and
hazelnuts in salad bowl.
What’s New at All-Oregon
This month I added pages that tell about some of
the fun outdoor activities in Oregon: berry picking, hunting
for fossils, gold panning, horse camping, mushroom picking,
rockhounding and finding thurndereggs. You can find links to
these pages at
http://www.all-oregon.com/state/info/outdoors.htm
That’s it for this month.
Jackie Farris
All-Oregon
www.all-oregon.com
jackiefarris@all-oregon.com
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