Part of our Oregon guide.
Oregon’s events and seasons range from spring tulip fields to winter snowscapes, with festivals and hidden corners spread across the state. Here are five highlights from our coverage, gathered into one page.
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Flower Power: Oregon’s Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival
The Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival has drawn crowds for over three decades. Set in Oregon’s countryside, the event showcases vibrant color, offering visitors a sea of blossoms and a chance to explore the local farming tradition.
Crater Lake In Winter
Crater Lake in winter reveals a serene, snow-covered landscape with the deepest blue water visible through the cold. Snowshoeing along the rim and cross-country skiing through silent forests are popular ways to experience the hidden trails, while wildlife tracks in the snow tell stories of unseen animals. The crisp air and tranquil views make this a unique seasonal destination.
The Enchanting World Of Oregon Shakespeare Festival
Nestled in Ashland, the Oregon Shakespeare Festival draws theater lovers with world-class performances under the stars and in cozy indoor theaters. The festival features a mix of classic and contemporary plays, not just Shakespeare. Beyond the stage, Ashland offers local shops, food, and nearby trails for hiking.
Summer Lake Trading Posts
Tucked away in the high desert, the Summer Lake Trading Posts offer a glimpse into a world where history and culture blend. Visitors can find handcrafted goods and hear local tales, with each visit promising a new discovery. This is one of the ghost towns and hidden villages in Oregon that rewards those who venture off the main roads.
Unforgettable Nights At Jacksonville's Britt Festival
The Britt Festival in Jacksonville is a small-town outdoor music festival that hosts a mix of genres from rock to classical. Listen to bands under the stars, surrounded by trees and fresh air. Jacksonville’s charming streets, historic buildings, and local shops add to the experience, making for unforgettable nights.
