Fairs & Markets❯Craft Fairs

With four floors packed with festive fun, this holly, jolly brewfest might just be your new favorite holiday tradition! Put on your best (or worst!) ugly holiday sweater and join us for plenty of beer, cider, cocktails and other delicious beverages to taste, plus local artisan vendors for your holiday shopping needs, pics with Santa, reindeer games and so much more.

Brewfest fun
Tasting stations & vendors across the property * Ballroom, Mezzanine, Lola's Room and Ringler's Pub
40+ beverages, including 25 taps of beer & cider, plus wine, spirits, cocktails, THC & CBD seltzers and non-alcoholic
40+ local artisan vendors
Photos with Santa
Live music in the Ballroom

Join a festive holiday celebration at the 6th annual Portland Holiday Market. This event brings together the community to enjoy a delightful array of food, gifts and holiday spirit. Come get all your holiday shopping done in one weekend while getting your Santa photos and enjoying a fun family outing.

More than 100,000 square feet of display space is filled with hundreds of exhibitors. Food items, gifts, artwork, jewelry, home décor, clothing, spirits, craft items, books, ornaments, leather goods, bath and body, and much more. This show features handcrafted, artisan and unique items you’ll never find in big-box stores.

The 37th Annual Holiday Food & Gift Festival is one of the largest holiday celebrations in the Northwest, welcoming thousands of shoppers each year who love to complete their holiday shopping early. Explore hundreds of exhibitors offering one-of-a-kind gifts you won’t find anywhere else—featuring art, crafts, jewelry, clothing, woodcraft, photography, toys, and Christmas décor, and so much more. It’s a true gift-buyer’s delight, with something special for everyone on your list.

Throughout the festival, you’ll discover gourmet food booths, offering handcrafted treats such as chocolates, sauces, baked goods, coffees, teas, and specialty foods. Wineries and distilleries are also featured throughout the event, with tastings and bottles available for purchase.

Kick-start your holiday season and celebrate the creativity of our local artisans and makers. Sip while you shop with a wide array of holiday-inspired ales from some of the best breweries in Southwest Washington and the Pacific Northwest. Or spice things up with holiday-inspired spirits, wines and cocktails.

Saturday, November 14 | Noon – 4:00pm
Meeting & Entertainment Center
Beverage Garden Tickets: $29

Saturday, November 14 | 5:00pm – 9:00pm
Meeting & Entertainment Center
Beverage Garden Tickets: $29
*Must be 21 years of age or older to attend.

Sunday, November 15 | Noon – 5:00pm
Meeting & Entertainment Center
Beverage Garden Tickets: $29

Must be 21 or older with photo ID to access Beverage Garden. Beverage Graden ticket includes a drink pass valid for 24 samples.

Please note that departure times are subject to change; final trip times are approximate and will be confirmed closer to the event.

Step back in time at Aurora Colony Days, a beloved heritage festival celebrating the history and traditions of this charming historic town. Your visit includes:

• Browsing an open-air market filled with antiques, crafts, and artisan goods.
• Living history demonstrations highlighting the colony’s past.
• Classic car displays and vintage vehicles.
• Live music, local food vendors, and a lively festival atmosphere.

Date / Time: 9 a.m.–1 p.m., Sat 8/8
Price: Res $51 / Non-Res $77
Registration Website: https://www.auroracolony.org

Spend the day at Seaside, a classic Oregon Coast town with a lively promenade, sandy beaches, and a variety of shops and eateries. Take in ocean views, explore local shops, and enjoy the seaside atmosphere.

Highlights of this outing include:

• Walking along the Seaside Promenade and beach.
• Browsing local shops, boutiques, and souvenir stores.
• Enjoying the classic seaside town atmosphere with cafés and oceanfront views.
• Lunch will be on your own and paid individually; we will not be dining as an organized group.

Date / Time: 8 a.m.–5 p.m., Thu 8/13
Price: Res $37 / Non-Res $56
Registration Website: https://www.seasideor.com

Reconnect with nature and experience the calming presence of horses during this unique retreat focused on communication and trust-building. The day includes:

• Hands-on activities designed to build confidence and connection with horses.
• Guided interactions with gentle horses in a peaceful outdoor sanctuary.
• Learning about horse behavior, communication, and emotional awareness.
• A relaxing group picnic surrounded by open skies and natural beauty.

Date / Time: 9 a.m.–3 p.m., Thu 8/27
Price: Res $94 / Non-Res $142
Registration Website: https://oregonhorsemanship.com/

Enjoy a lively day exploring the Camas Vintage & Art Faire, where historic downtown streets transform into a vibrant outdoor marketplace. Highlights include:

• Browsing unique vintage treasures, antiques, and handmade artworks.
• Meeting talented local artists and craft makers.
• Live music performances throughout the festival.
• Local food vendors and the welcoming charm of downtown Camas.

Date / Time: 9 a.m.–1 p.m., Sat 8/29
Price: Res $52 / Non-Res $79
Registration Website: https://downtowncamas.com/event/camas-vintage-art-faire/

Get a behind-the-scenes look at artisan cheese making and spirit distilling at TMK Creamery. This day trip includes:

• A hands-on cow milking experience and an opportunity to meet the dairy cows.
• Learning how farmstead cheeses and unique craft spirits are created.
• Sampling delicious cheeses and spirits directly at the source.

Date / Time: 9 a.m.–2 p.m., Tue 9/8 (Tour #34866)
Price: Res $107 / Non-Res $160
Registration Website: Register Online

Celebrate Indigenous culture at the annual NAYA Neerchokikoo Powwow. This cultural excursion includes:

• Immersing yourself in traditional dance and witnessing spectacular ceremonial regalia.
• Listening to powerful, historic drum groups.
• Supporting Native communities by shopping local Native vendors.

Date / Time: 11 a.m.–6 p.m., Sat 9/12 (Tour #34867)
Price: Res $59 / Non-Res $88
Registration Website: Register Online

Explore Elk Rock Garden, a breathtaking hillside estate overlooking the Willamette River. This scenic tour includes:

• Strolling peaceful, winding pathways to discover rare international plants.
• Viewing rocky cascades and beautifully curated garden landscapes.
• Taking in stunning autumn views of the river and Mount Hood.

Date / Time: 10:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m., Tue 9/15 (Tour #34868)
Price: Res $47 / Non-Res $70
Registration Website: Register Online

Join the old-school fun at St. Josef's annual Grape Stomping festival. This festive outing includes:

• Jumping into giant wood barrels to experience crushing grapes by foot.
• Enjoying live music and a lively harvest festival atmosphere.
• Relaxing on the scenic patio to toast to the new vintage.

Date / Time: 11 a.m.–5 p.m., Sat 9/26 (Tour #34869)
Price: Res $77 / Non-Res $115
Registration Website: Register Online

Indulge your sweet tooth at the Portland Craft Chocolate Festival. This tasty escape includes:

• Meeting artisan chocolatiers and learning about their craft.
• Sampling premium small-batch chocolate creations.
• Shopping local treats while discovering the fascinating journey from bean to bar.

Date / Time: 10:30 a.m.–2 p.m., Sat 10/3 (Tour #34870)
Price: Res $94 / Non-Res $144
Registration Website: Register Online

Join the community celebration at Clackamas Community College honoring Indigenous Peoples Day. This gathering includes:

• Experiencing moving traditional performances and song.
• Hearing insightful guest speakers share history and legacy.
• Viewing cultural exhibits during an inspiring day of community unity.

Date / Time: 12 p.m.–5 p.m., Sat 10/10 (Tour #34871)
Price: Res $53 / Non-Res $88
Registration Website: Register Online

Enjoy a private tour of Frog Pond Farm in Wilsonville. This autumn farm outing includes:

• Getting up close to feed and interact with resident llamas, goats, pigs, and chicks.
• Experiencing a crisp day filled with classic, nostalgic farm fun.
• Enjoying gorgeous farm backgrounds perfect for fall photo ops.

Date / Time: 9 a.m.–2 p.m., Thu 10/15 (Tour #34872)
Price: Res $77 / Non-Res $96
Registration Website: Register Online

Board a historic locomotive in Garibaldi for a gorgeous autumn rail journey. This trip includes:

• Winding along scenic Tillamook Bay and the Nehalem River.
• Taking in vibrant autumn foliage from the comfort of a historic train.
• Dedicated free time to explore the coastal surroundings and grab lunch.

Date / Time: 8 a.m.–7 p.m., Sat 10/24 (Tour #34873)
Price: Res $113 / Non-Res $141
Registration Website: Register Online

Go behind the scenes at the Oregon Humane Society Portland campus. This educational tour includes:

• A walkthrough of the state-of-the-art animal care facility.
• Learning about innovative behavioral rehabilitation programs.
• Discovering the profound dedication and work behind life-saving animal rescues.

Date / Time: 9 a.m.–3 p.m., Tue 11/10 (Tour #34874)
Price: Res $69 / Non-Res $86
Registration Website: Register Online

Go behind the scenes at the Gamblin Artists Colors factory to see how premium oil paints are crafted in Portland. This unique tour includes:

• Observing the traditional manufacturing and milling process up close.
• Learning the fascinating science behind color making.
• Discovering what makes these materials a favorite for global artists.

Date / Time: 9 a.m.–1 p.m., Wed 11/18 (Tour #34875)
Price: Res $52 / Non-Res $86
Registration Website: Register Online

Discover the art of traditional basketry during an interactive workshop. This hands-on experience includes:

• Guided instruction with the expert educators at Trackers Portland.
• Learning how to source, manipulate, and work with natural organic materials.
• Creating and taking home your very own hand-crafted basket.

Date / Time: 9:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m., Tue 11/17 (Tour #34876)
Price: Res $97 / Non-Res $146
Registration Website: Register Online

Enjoy a guided tour of the world-class gem, mineral, and fossil collection at the historic Rice Museum. This trip includes:

• Exploring unique geological exhibits and viewing rare extraterrestrial meteorites.
• Seeing the famous, world-renowned Alma Rose rhodochrosite.
• Learning about the history and preservation of historic Northwest treasures.

Date / Time: 8:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m., Fri 11/20 (Tour #34877)
Price: Res $73 / Non-Res $109
Registration Website: Register Online

Experience winter magic during the Christmas Festival of Lights at The Grotto. This evening holiday outing includes:

• Walking beautifully illuminated forest pathways.
• Enjoying incredible live choral performances inside the world-renowned chapel.
• Gathering around outdoor fire pits to share seasonal warmth and camaraderie.

Date / Time: 3 p.m.–9 p.m., Tue 12/1 (Tour #34878)
Price: Res $82 / Non-Res $123
Registration Website: Register Online

Stroll through a traditional German-style holiday market nestled inside the Oregon Garden. This festive trip includes:

• Savoring the sight of millions of twinkling, intricate light displays.
• Sipping authentic warm beverages to stay cozy.
• Exploring classic vendor booths filled with unique handmade gifts.

Date / Time: 3:30 p.m.–9:30 p.m., Sat 12/19 (Tour #34879)
Price: Res $98 / Non-Res $148
Registration Website: Register Online

Experience ultimate holiday magic at the iconic Pittock Mansion during its Christmas celebration. This final seasonal trip includes:

• Viewing spectacular, professionally styled seasonal displays inside the historic chateau.
• Learning about the history of early Portland high society.
• Taking in unparalleled, panoramic winter views of the city below.

Date / Time: 9 a.m.–2 p.m., Tue 12/22 (Tour #34880)
Price: Res $73 / Non-Res $109
Registration Website: Register Online

Take a look at the wonderful day trips we've enjoyed earlier this year! These programs are currently concluded.

• Otter Wildlife Tour (3/11): A behind-the-scenes trip to the Oregon Zoo's Steller Cove to meet the otter care team and explore marine conservation.
• Wolf Haven Sanctuary (3/26): A guided walk through an internationally recognized refuge to observe rescued wolves and study prairie restoration.
• Portland Bridge Tour (4/9 & 4/16): An engineering and cultural history tour of Portland's iconic river crossings, inspired by the LO Reads book Tilt.
• Secret Lives of Bees (4/30): An immersive apiary and pollinator garden walk with local beekeepers, complete with a specialty honey tasting.
• Live Jazz at The Benson (5/13): An elegant, cultured evening enjoying live music from local jazz artists paired with dinner at a historic hotel.
• Magic in the Mountains Event (5/30): A premium wine country outing at The Allison Inn & Spa, featuring tastings from 35+ regional wineries.
• Berry Picking & Picnic (6/11): A relaxed farm-to-table trip harvesting fresh seasonal fruit with a group picnic at South Barlow Berry Farm.
• The Covered Bridges of Lane County (6/25): A scenic historic drive through the Oregon countryside to marvel at century-old timber bridges.
• Western Antique Airplane & Automobile Museum (7/11): A trip to Hood River for a vintage transportation car show and massive historic aircraft collection.
• Villa Catalana Cellars (7/14): A unique Mediterranean-inspired botanical garden tour mixed with a private vineyard wine tasting.
• Oregon Coast – Cannon Beach (7/23): A free-guided day of beach walking by Haystack Rock and exploring art boutiques and local eateries.

Join us for our Annual Holiday Bazaar!

This year's annual bazaar will take place on November 14th and 15th, 9:00am-3:00pm both days. The event takes place at the West Linn Adult Community Center, 1180 Rosemont Road in West Linn.

This event is free and will feature over 40 local vendors with unique and gift worthy handcrafted items - just in time for the holidays! We will also have homemade cinnamon rolls, hot cocoa and hamburgers available for purchase.

Vendor spaces are full for this year.

Our 2026 handcrafted vendor list includes:

Gnomes By Rita

Julynne Pang - Fabric Ware

Herb's Daughter Custom Soaps

January 5th Designs

PhotoArtJewleryPDX

Ozznek LLC

Shorebirds

Violets Jewelry Stand

Lizard Queen Stitchcraft

Thirst Trap Tumbles

Sassy Penguin

Happy Knits

June Art

Aaron Bloom – Wood Bowls

Hailey Footer Art

Natures Lover Clayworks/ Ceramics by Ania

Harriet Beck - Bibs, Rugs, Etc.

Scarves n Things

Full Spiral Art

Itzy Bitzy

Stitchcraft by Mary Lynn

Mama Love Jewelry

Avation Leather

The Henry Soap Company

Celestial Aromatherapy

Laura Strudwick Art

Butterflyheart

Sarah's Pottery

Jeff Ament – Wood Products

Dazzle Art

Bany Honey

Wag Snax

Sugar Mama Sweets

Local Wood

Annette Shaner – Quilts

Val Ko - Felt Items

Spin to Weave Studio

Linda's Sewing Room

Debbie Woods Painting

Kick-start your holiday season and celebrate the creativity of local artisans and makers. Sip while you shop with a wide array of holiday-inspired ales from some of the best breweries in Southwest Washington and the Pacific Northwest. Or spice things up with holiday-inspired spirits, wines and cocktails.

Doomsday is an MF Doom-themed group art exhibition celebrating the life, legacy, music, and unmistakable visual identity of one of hip-hop’s most influential and mysterious artists. Presented in partnership with Unspoken and More Than February Art Gallery, the exhibition brings together a diverse group of artists working across painting, illustration, sculpture, design, fashion, and mixed media to reinterpret the world of MF Doom through their own creative lens.

Timed around the anniversary of Doom's passing, Doomsday is both a tribute and a celebration—honoring an artist whose impact extended far beyond music. From the iconic metal mask and comic-book-inspired mythology to his intricate lyricism, production, and independent spirit, MF Doom created a universe that continues to inspire artists, musicians, designers, and fans around the world.

The exhibition will feature original artwork and special installations inspired by Doom, including sculpture, collectible objects, apparel, prints, collaborative pieces, and one-of-a-kind interpretations of the mask and character. Guests will also be able to experience interactive elements including an MF Doom-inspired photo booth, music, merchandise, raffles, and special collaborations created specifically for the exhibition. At its core, Doomsday is about bringing together art, hip-hop, community, and independent creativity while giving artists a space to celebrate a cultural figure whose influence remains deeply present.

Opening Reception: Thursday 6 p.m.–9 p.m.

Would you like to experience the finest expression of Scotch whisky produced today? Would you like to expand your knowledge of Scotch and the many styles and flavours that make up quality whisky? Do you love smoky whisky?!

Join The Scotch Malt Whisky Society for a rare single malt Scotch whisky tasting experience at The Scotch Lodge! Attendees will be among the first to taste six (6) unique single malts from our upcoming November Peated Outturn in a seated, guided tasting format designed to expand your knowledge and appreciation for Scotch whisky.

Based in Edinburgh, Scotland, The Scotch Malt Whisky Society is the world’s largest whisky club of whisky lovers. More than just a club, the Society is known for offering the finest expression of Scotch whisky produced today. It acquires exceptional whisky casks from distilleries across Scotland and beyond. Each cask is then bottled and offered exclusively to its community of members through the Society’s online shop smwsa.com.

While Society whisky is available for purchase by members only, this event is open to anyone eager to taste and learn in the company of fellow whisky lovers. Members enjoy a reduced price for admission and all attendees who order tickets before 2pm PT on October 15th will get the early bird special pricing.

Slàinte Mhath!

Get ready for the 92nd Verboort Sausage and Kraut Festival, a one-day celebration in Verboort, Oregon.

Bring your appetite for the famous all-you-can-eat sausage and kraut dinner, or take home bulk sausage and kraut to create your own festival feast. Don't miss the one-of-a-kind Bazaar, filled with vintage jewelry, plants, handmade holiday décor, potholders and quilts, and homemade baked goods and jams. There's fun for the whole family, including kids' activities, family bingo, festival merchandise, and plenty of photo opportunities. Guests 21 and older can relax in the beer garden with beer, wine, cider, sausage and kraut, and college football on the big screens.

Come celebrate the community spirit of nearly 850 volunteers and discover why the Verboort Sausage and Kraut Festival is always worth marking on your calendar—the first Saturday in November.

–Presented By: Rotary Club of Vancouver

–Dates: November 27, 2026

–Location: Esther Short Park

–Address: 301 W 8th St., Vancouver, WA 98660

–Time: 4:00 PM to 6:30 PM

Downtown Vancouver turns festive on Friday, November 27, 2026, when the Rotary Club of Vancouver presents the annual Community Tree Lighting at the Vancouver Waterfront and Esther Short Park. This free, family-friendly celebration is one of Vancouver’s signature holiday events and a great way to welcome the season. Santa and Mrs. Claus arrive on the Columbia River, a lighted vehicle parade rolls through downtown, and the community gathers as the tree lights up at 6 p.m.

Waterfront arrival: Head to the Vancouver Waterfront in the late afternoon to see Santa and Mrs. Claus sail in by tugboat, escorted by a flotilla of Columbia River Christmas ships. This arrival honors the city’s riverfront roots and sets the tone for the evening.

Lighted vehicle parade: After greeting the crowd at the Waterfront, Santa and Mrs. Claus join a parade of decorated vehicles that travels up to downtown and into Esther Short Park, where the main festivities continue.

Tree lighting at 6:00 p.m.: The community gathers around the big holiday tree in Esther Short Park for the countdown. When Santa flips the switch, the park comes alive with lights, music, and photo ops.

• Holiday Market at the Hilton Vancouver: Browse local, handmade gifts and treats from 3 to 8 p.m. inside the Hilton, adjacent to Esther Short Park.
• Live music and on-stage entertainment leading up to the lighting
• Carriage rides along 6th Street (arrive early; they’re popular)
• Family photo stations, including Santa photos after the lighting
• Frozen: Anna/Elsa/Olaf character appearances for kids and photos
• The official community tree lighting at 6 p.m.

Cost: Free and open to the public.

Locations: Festivities take place at two connected spots — the Vancouver Waterfront (for the tugboat/ship arrival) and Esther Short Park, 605 Esther St., Vancouver, WA (for the parade arrival, music, and tree lighting). Both are in downtown Vancouver and walkable.

Parking: City lots around Esther Short Park open at or before 3 p.m.; Rotary notes that a $5 parking donation is requested in some lots. Plan to arrive early for the closest spaces or consider rideshare/transit due to the downtown location and holiday crowds.

No — the Vancouver Community Tree Lighting is a free community event presented by the Rotary Club of Vancouver. Just dress for the weather and show up.

This is one of the most festive tree lightings in southwest Washington: river arrival, lighted parade, downtown setting, and a park that stays beautifully lit through the season.

Before or after the lighting, explore downtown restaurants, grab hot drinks, or stroll the Waterfront for more lights. You can find more seasonal events on our Vancouver WA events calendar.

Annam's 3-year anniversary dinner featuring a collaborative kitchen takeover with uncle Peter from @havl.noodles (Hà VL). The evening includes deep-cut à la carte Việt food, cognac, live jazz by Brian's Blade (featuring @chochu_local members @cmlgsn, @Aidan.jacobs._, and grateful_marcus), and a custom jade jewelry pop-up by Le Petit Hoa. Menu to be announced closer to the date; available until sold out.

Come experience one of the largest pop-up art movements to hit North America over the past decade. Celebrating over 15 years of serving free pancakes and introducing you to some of the nation's leading emerging artists. The LA-based event originated in 2009 and has since popped up more than 500 times in 35+ cities around Europe and North America.

Batter sizzles, beer foams, and canvas lines the walls from ceiling to floor as hundreds, sometimes thousands, of revelers indulge in endless pancakes.

This is no stuffy wine-and-cheese, pretentious, someone-gag-me art event. It’s an innovative reimagining of the art show concept. A welcoming vibe for up-and-coming artists to sell and strut their stuff in a free-verse, anything-goes environment.

Celebrate Día de los Muertos at M&M Marketplace with two days of culture, music, food, and family fun. Join us on Saturday, October 31 and Sunday, November 1 from 2 PM to 7 PM for a free community celebration in Hillsboro.

Enjoy live music, traditional altars, Calenda, Calaveritas Literarias, a Concurso de Catrinas, food, shopping, and family entertainment. Bring your family and friends as we come together to honor loved ones and celebrate Día de los Muertos traditions.

Dates: Saturday, October 31 and Sunday, November 1
Time: 2 PM to 7 PM
Location: M&M Marketplace, 346 SW Walnut St., Hillsboro, OR 97123
Admission: Free

¡Acompáñanos con toda la familia para celebrar nuestras tradiciones, recordar a nuestros seres queridos y disfrutar un fin de semana especial en comunidad!

We think that under the right lights, an elk can look a lot like a reindeer. And those lights are Christmas lights. Grab your ugly sweater, fasten your red nose, and come help us kick off the holiday season as early as we were allowed to at the Elks Temple Holiday Brewfest. Is it too early? No! This event will feature holiday ales and ciders from around the Northwest, live music, reindeer games and other festive libations as we dive into the holiday season in style. Don't miss your chance to get into the holiday spirit and holiday spirits at Elks Temple.

Brewfest fun
20 taps of beer & cider
Wine, spirits & holiday punch
Photo booth
Photos with Santa * 4-6pm

Live music
Dancer & Prancer * 2-4:30pm
Kristen Marlo & James Coates* 5:30-8pm

Kick-start your holiday season and celebrate the creativity of local artisans and makers. Sip while you shop with a wide array of holiday-inspired ales from some of the best breweries in Southwest Washington and the Pacific Northwest. Or spice things up with holiday-inspired spirits, wines and cocktails.

Sip, snack, and shop unique finds at the Holiday Wine, Food, and Makers Market at Hi-Lo Hotel. Kick off the holiday season at the Hi-Lo Hotel for a festive evening of wine, small bites, local makers, holiday shopping, coffee, and a little self-care. The Hi-Lo is transforming into a holiday marketplace filled with some of our favorite local and regional partners. Grab your friends, raise a glass, discover something new, and get a head start on your holiday shopping.

Your ticket includes wine samples and small bites from CraftPDX while you explore selections from an exciting lineup of wine partners: King Estate Winery, Willamette Valley Vineyards, Columbia Distributing and Delicato Family Wines. Taste your way through the evening, discover a new favorite bottle, enjoy some bites, and get into the holiday spirit. The Makers Market brings together local artists, makers, specialty foods, beverages, and handcrafted goods perfect for gifting, hosting, or treating yourself. The Paper Bag Coffee Roaster will be joining with locally roasted coffee, including samples and whole-bean coffee available for purchase. Be sure to visit the Hi-Lo Merchant too, for even more locally inspired gifts and Portland finds.

Jake from Vitality PDX will be joining the party, offering special event pricing on Botox and select wellness treatments throughout the evening. Because sometimes your holiday shopping list should include you.

Bring your friends, your holiday shopping list, and your appetite. Spend the evening tasting wine, enjoying small bites, meeting local makers, discovering Portland businesses, shopping for the holidays, and maybe sneaking in a little pre-holiday self-care.

Kick-start your holiday season and celebrate the creativity of local artisans and makers. Sip while you shop with a wide array of holiday-inspired ales from some of the best breweries in Southwest Washington and the Pacific Northwest. Or spice things up with holiday-inspired spirits, wines and cocktails.

Come by for nice clothes and good vibes provided by @couplagoofs.

• On the first Sunday of the month from 1:30–4:30 p.m.
• Bring some clothes you're no longer wearing, size XL or larger (we especially want 3XL+)⁠
• Make sure you're using body-neutral/body-positive language⁠
• Clean clothes, please, and only bring 3 pieces max.
• Try them on at Sonny's

Masks are required at Sonny's for everyone's safety.

Come and enjoy the HOLIDAY Spirit with beautiful gifts and goodies

Introducing the Plus Plus Bizarre Bazaar. Shop, discover, and play. Co-programmed by PAM CUT and long-time independent media exec Liz Mowe, and supported by production specialists Revel Events, the event features a tightly curated group of artists, publishers, exhibitors, community organizations, indie distributors, and creative collectives to help bring the market to life. Visitors will be able to browse and buy artist editions, books, comics, zines, physical media, prints, apparel, games, and more while meeting artists, filmmakers, publishers, and organizations from across the independent creative community. The market will take place at the Portland Art Museum and will be free to attend. Confirmed vendors include: VideoStore•Age, Grilka Press, PIGsquad, and Microcosm Publishing.

Sponsored by Kickstarter & Prosper Portland.

Closing out the Portland Book Festival with a special edition Soju Party, celebrating Korean food, drinking culture, and Irene Yoo’s James Beard Award-winning cookbook, Soju Party: How to Drink (and Eat!) Like a Korean, as part of Portland Book Festival’s “living cookbook” weekend.

Expect Han Oak favorites and anju-inspired bites with specialty soju + wine cocktails with CHO Wines, and plenty of reasons to raise a glass. Irene will be there celebrating the book, with copies available for purchase throughout the evening. Come eat, drink, and learn to party like a Korean. Everyone’s invited.

About the author:

Irene Yoo is a Korean American food writer, recipe developer, chef and co-owner of Brooklyn’s Orion Bar, whose work explores Korean food, drinking traditions, and the culture of gathering around the table.

Frybread Fest is coming back to Downtown Portland, and it’s going to be bigger than ever. Help celebrate Native American Heritage Month through food, culture, art, and community. Enjoy delicious frybread from several Indigenous chefs and explore a full day of Indigenous-led programming and experiences. Get an up-close look at traditional and cultural practices through salmon fillet, basket weaving, and hide tanning demonstrations, and take part in the celebration with a drum circle from Turquoise Pride.

The festival will also feature a variety of local vendors, giving you plenty of opportunities to shop, connect, and support Indigenous artists and makers. Miss Indian NW will join for a special meet and greet, too.

Come hungry, bring your friends and family, and spend the day celebrating Native culture, community, and tradition in the heart of Downtown Portland.

Standard Ticket | 6:30 PM | $169 per guest

A five-course dinner paired with exceptional wines and handcrafted whiskey cocktails.

Premium Ticket | 6:00 PM | $218 per guest

Join us for the full five-course dinner, plus:

• Exclusive pre-party Wagyu Tartare tasting at 6:00 PM
• Pairing: Sea Smoke, ‘Sea Spray,’ Blanc de Noirs, Sta. Rita Hills
• Limited-edition Morton’s and Westholme commemorative two-piece gift set.

Limited spots available. Reserve early.

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-FIRST COURSE-

Wagyu Bone Marrow Crostini
Grilled Baguette, Goat Cheese, Wild Mushrooms

Pairing | 'Blue Sky'
High West Double Rye, High West Bourbon, Sweet Vermouth, Charred Rosemary

-SECOND COURSE-

Candied Wagyu Bacon
Butter Lettuce, Spiced Walnut, Red Radish, Mustard Vinaigrette

Pairing | Sea Smoke, Chardonnay, Sta. Rita Hills

-THIRD COURSE-

Braised Wagyu Short Rib
Parsnips, Butternut Squash, Crispy Leeks

Pairing | Lingua Franca, ‘AVNI,’ Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley

-FOURTH COURSE-

Sliced Wagyu Strip
Whipped Yukon Golds, Roasted Asparagus, Fig Demi

Pairing | Double Diamond, Cabernet Sauvignon, Oakville

-FIFTH COURSE-

Hazelnut Chocolate Tart
Biscoff Crumbs, Frangelico Cream, Sea Salt

Pairing | 'Golden Hour'
High West Bourbon, High West Double Rye, Hazelnut, Chocolate, Mocha Foam, 24K Gold Leaf

MUST BE 21 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER. REFUNDS NOT PERMITTED.

'Blue Sky' cocktail (left). Sliced Wagyu Strip, paired with Double Diamond, Cabernet Sauvignon, Oakville (center). Hazelnut Chocolate Tart paired with 'Golden Hour' cocktail (right)

Premium Ticket holders receive an exclusive Morton’s and Westholme branded commemorative two-piece gift set.

Premium Ticket holders join us at 6:00 PM for a Wagyu Tartare tasting, paired with Sea Smoke, 'Sea Spray,' Blanc de Noirs, Sta. Rita Hills

WildCraft Studio School is bringing back Wild Holiday, the handmade holiday market. Featuring the work of 25+ Portland artists and craftspeople, the Pearl District studio will be filled with handmade gifts in the mediums of ceramics, printmaking, weaving, jewelry, botanical creations, stained glass, woodworking and traditional arts. WildCraft will be selling craft kits, original screenprints, gift certificates and Prune People. Intrigued? Grab a cup of mulled wine while you explore this handmade market.

Goods By:

Nola Clay & Kelly Beiermann Studio / E Cooper Pottery / Maren + Laura Ceramics / Watseka Journeys / Metal Flora Jewelry / Tania Skevos / Daniela Mahoney / Betsy Walton / Dirt Flower Studio / Camilla Watson Art / Rachel Warkentin & Barrowpdx / Monomino / Maren Salomon / Molly Steadman / Portland Fruit Tree Project / Madre Linen / Tanglier Studio / Kim Lewis Glass / Kreisman Acres Woodworking / One of One Goods / Malorie Hall Ceramics / Squeezebox Press / Bee Wild Candles / Firn Handcrafted / Sauvie Shrubs / Mary Carroll Ceramics / De Flora Magia / Canyon House Textiles

Neighborhood farmers market featuring local farms, distilleries, coffee, bakeries, flowers, hot food vendors and more.

The market was founded by a grassroots group of neighbors inspired by the vision of a fresh, local food market in a shared community space within the growing SE Stark Street business district. This dedicated group opened the market in just 10 short months with a small amount of grant funds and a generous outpouring of donations from local businesses, friends and neighbors. The tireless energy of these unpaid visionaries and countless other volunteers allowed MFM to open its first market on Sunday, July 22, 2007, with 17 vendors and over 2000 visitors.

Montavilla Farmers Market is a thriving, diverse marketplace where all are welcome.

Art in the Burbs was purposefully and creatively designed to weave local artists with student artists. During the show, 20% of each artist’s sales will be retained to benefit The Foundation for Tigard Tualatin Schools’ Art in the Burbs Grant program. Grants are awarded to each of the district’s schools to use only in their arts programs – writing, music, fine art, and performing arts. The Foundation is a 501(c)3 organization.

Art in the Burbs provides a financial vehicle to enrich students’ lives through the arts. Click the button below to see how proceeds from last year’s show were used at your local school.

Sacred Sheep is an annual event celebrating our maker’s community. With a focus on local artisans, organizers Ritual Dyes aim to create an inclusive, community-minded space for fiber enthusiasts. Sacred Sheep is held in November in Portland, Oregon and is comprised of a marketplace for maker vendors, meet-ups, food, classes and more.

Enjoy Leslie McMillan’s one-of-a-kind handcrafted jewelry and painter bd dombrowsky’s visual explorations of the mischievous silver night and the many insights the capricious muse offers.

Painter bd dombrowsky's visual style is derived from an interest in vintage illustrated books — encyclopedias, primers, comics, and stories — all the simple visual devices used as a culture to educate and socialize. Much of their work is informed by myths and folklore, as they retell old stories and weave them into new ones. Drawing on a background in drama, sculpture and printmaking, bd dombrowsky's goal is to craft a resonant space in which these stories can unfold, drawn from a shared mythos but reimagined by the artist and narrated by the viewer.

Jewelry Artist Leslie McMillan

As a jewelry smith, Leslie McMillan is all over the place. To begin with, they have ADHD, so their mind is manic. Leslie roams from fusing gold on steel to traditional silversmithing to bonding Japanese silver leaf. When working with steel and gold, Leslie is drawn to the truth that you cannot control the outcome. When heated high enough to fuse with the steel, the gold takes on a life of its own and travels where it wants to go. When working with sterling silver and natural stones, Leslie follows a more traditional approach. Creating hand-forged settings and sourcing stones from First Nation lapidary artists are fundamental to the work. No matter the process, Leslie relies on inspiration from the great Pacific Northwest and all its natural beauty to influence the final piece.

Last Thursday Opening Reception, Oct. 29, 6–9 p.m.

Saturday, Nov. 7 | 3–7pm

Experience the vibrancy of Historic Downtown Hillsboro during the holidays. We have your passport to retail therapy at over a dozen merchants, to meet and greet up to 14 wineries and more perks in Downtown as we launch the 6th Annual Sip & Shop November 7th 2026 3:00PM - 7:00PM.

What’s Pouring This Year

Sip, stroll & shop your way between 2nd and 4th Avenue and Washington to Lincoln, discovering wine, cider, and zero-proof tastings all along Main Street and beyond.

Score while you shop! Select merchants are offering bonus prizes during your visit.

Win big! Collect just 7 passport stamps to enter the raffle drawings for themed gift baskets valued between $30–$75 — no purchase required.

Hands-free shopping. Our Wine Concierge Service will whisk your purchases off to designated pickup spots so you can keep sipping and shopping worry-free.

️> Tickets

• Snag your Sip & Shop Passport tickets by Nov. 1 for the early-bird rate of $22, or bundle up — 4 for $74 (just $18.50 each!).
• After Nov. 1, tickets are $25, so don’t wait!

> Your passport includes:

• Complimentary tastings
• Reusable shopping bag filled with merchant swag + promos
• A logo wine glass *(while supplies last)*
• Dining guide to deals at local restaurants and food carts
• Use the ticket link to grab yours today and join the fun!

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Cheers for a Cause

Beneficiary: Proceeds from this year's event support the Family Peace Center of Washington County

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Check-In Locations

• > LaHaie's at 277 E Main Street
• > Colours Art at 270 E Main Street

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️Participating Merchants:

Artful Garden | Belladonna | Bowies Bargains | Catherine Bede Gallery | Colours Art |Dee's Divine Finds | Gimre's Shoes | LaHaie's | Le'Stuff Antique Mall (Co-Sponsor) |Merrill Gardens |Piccolo Mondo | Rock It Resell | Snider's Antique Mall | 3 Goats Vineyard | Willow & Ash | Urban River Spirits

Pouring Partners:

Chris James Cellars | DAnu Wines | Dion Vineyards | Flipturn Cellars | Helvetia Winery | La Randonnée | Résolu Cellars (Co-Sponsor) | Parra Wine Co | Patton Valley Wines | Scotch Church Road Vineyard | 3 Goats Vineyard | 2 Towns Cider | Bull Run Cider | Urban River Spirits

Shout Out to our Community Sponsors: Le'Stuff, Lithtex Printing

> Refund Policy - Stuff happens! Ticket cancellations before Nov. 4 are eligible for a refund.

Questions? Contact:

> Sandie Nelson, Le'Stuff Antique Mall 503-860-3663

> Kathleen Floistad, Cedar Street Antiques/ Le'Stuff Antique Mall 503-780-0785

>Kathie Nelson, Résolu Cellars 503-803-9270

Hip Chicks do Wine is bringing together 17 talented local authors and Jan's Books for a two-day holiday book pop-up filled with stories, conversation, and unique gifts. Whether you're searching for the perfect mystery, romance, fantasy, memoir, children's book, or your next favorite read, you'll find plenty of signed books and meet the authors who wrote them.

While you browse, enjoy a tasting of our award-winning wines, sip wine by the glass, or share a bottle with friends. We'll also be serving our seasonal favorite—Holiday Mulled Wine—to keep you warm as you shop.

Register online for this free event and receive one complimentary raffle ticket when you check in!

Want more chances to win? Earn additional raffle tickets by:

• Purchasing books from one of the featured local authors
• Shopping with Jan's Books
• Making a wine purchase at Hip Chicks do Wine

Find unique, new and upcycled holiday gifts at the Annual 50 and Better Quilting Club Bazaar. This vibrant social club uses donated fabrics to create one-of-a-kind pieces. Visit the Firstenburg lobby to peruse these beautiful handicrafts and meet some of the quilters. There is no cost to attend. Items for sale include quilts, bibs, receiving blankets, stuffed toys, holiday décor…

Join us the weekend before Thanksgiving for our Holiday Market, featuring a wonderful lineup of local vendors offering unique gifts, handmade goods, and plenty of inspiration for your holiday shopping. Sip, shop, and soak up the season. This event will be in our cellar, so be sure to come bundled up!

The Curio | Exhibition & Sale, a collaboration between The Reser and City of Beaverton celebrates the creativity and diversity of regional Northwest artists and craftspeople. Whether looking for a gift or a unique work of art to adorn your home or office, The Curio features dozens of artists in this exhibition and sale. Forging connections between artists and the broader community, The Curio provides the perfect setting to discover creativity during the giving season.

Join us as we celebrate the fourth year of our tradition at our Artist Reception Friday, November 6th from 6 – 9 pm. Spotlighting the creative works of nearly 40 local and regional artists, guests will have an opportunity to browse a collection of unique works of art, functional and decorative wares, and numerous wearable pieces.

IMAGE: Justine Vanderpool

Hey Seattle friends! Join us at Elliott's Oyster House for Oyster New Year! The event will feature 40+ shuckers expertly shucking 18,000 raw oysters. There will be premium wines (including Love & Squalor), local microbrews, and spirits, as well as other fresh seafood and desserts. The event will also feature a sprint shucking competition, a People’s Choice “Most Beautiful Oyster” Contest, and the famous oyster luge!

Annual Holiday Bazaar
Beautiful and Unique Gifts
Dozens of Vendors
Specialty Coffee Bar (All Proceeds go to the Giving Tree)
Pics with Santa & Holiday Photo Opp
Holiday Bake Sale Fundraiser

Spend an evening in the Mill at Wool for the People sampling our locally distilled spirits paired with some of the most exclusive and luxurious fibers in the world. Bring your wheel and get a taste of: Qivuit, harvested by hand in Alaska and milled at Wool for the People; Paco-Vicuna, raised here in the PNW and processed meticulously here at Wool for the People; and Bison, a truly American fiber. Each guest will receive twenty-five grams of fiber total, paired with a unique whiskey or spirit distilled at New Deal.

We’re celebrating three wonderful years at Mountain Timber Market, and you’re invited to the party!

Join us for a festive day filled with local shopping, live music, giveaways, good food, and plenty of reasons to celebrate.

Shop our Pop-Up Market featuring local vendors and makers
Enjoy live music throughout the celebration
Giveaways!
Grab a bite from your favorite Market vendors
Soak up the riverfront views and enjoy a day at the Market
Three years of food, friends, local businesses, and memories wouldn’t be possible without you. Come celebrate, shop small, and help us make our third anniversary one to remember!

We can’t wait to celebrate with you!

First Thursdays moves inside for Crafts and Cocktails at the Crystal Ballroom. Sip, shop, and celebrate Portland's creative community with 75+ artists and makers, delicious McMenamins cocktails, and an unforgettable two nights of music and art.

Expect local art, holiday shopping, music, cocktails and all the festive vibes

It's the perfect way to support local makers and get your holiday shopping done early while enjoying a fun night in one of Portland's most iconic venues. Come raise a glass, find something special, and support local art.

Discover the ultimate RV experience at the 68th Portland Metro Dealers RV Show. Explore hundreds of RVs, including campers, vans, travel trailers, toy haulers, fifth wheels, and motorhomes. Learn about destinations for your next RV adventure, and check out new accessories and camping gear from top exhibitors. Whether you're a seasoned RV enthusiast or new to the lifestyle, this event offers something for everyone. Don’t miss this chance to kickstart your next adventure.

The Portland Art Dealers Association is thrilled to announce the third annual PADA PopUp. Join PADA Member Galleries, local ORVAA Partners, plus invited guests for an ARTful day and celebrate 40 years of First Thursdays and more. Get to know your local galleries under one roof.

Featuring: The Black Gallery, Blackfish Gallery, Blue Sky Gallery, Carnation Contemporary, Gallery 114, Helen’s Costume Fine Art, Imperfecta Gallery, J. Pepin Art Gallery, Luckygirl Gallery, Nationale, One Grand Gallery, Oregon Art Center, PDX Contemporary Art, Portland Arts Collective, Laura Vincent Design and Gallery, Rental Sales Gallery, Russo Lee Gallery, and Waterstone Gallery.

Branch Point will be popping up at Syndicate Wine Bar for the night, sharing their spirits and cocktails. Order a flight or just a come for a cocktail.

Sosta x WLC Annual Holiday Market. Explore goods from local makers & artists!

Food + wine available for purchase.

Free entry, all ages.

Kick off the holiday season by discovering unique handmade crafts, tasty treats, and festive treasures from over 30 local artisans.

It is that time of year again. The 11th Annual OBT Holiday Craft Fair is just around the corner. There will be a variety of skilled artists participating again this year, some returning and some joining for the very first time. Handmade clothing, intricately beaded and silver inlay jewelry, miso products, felted and 3D ornaments, paintings, ceramics, hand-woven baskets, unique greeting cards, and fun stocking stuffers are just some of the amazing creations you will find at the fair. There will be something for everyone—and all budgets. Bring the kids and plan to shop the day away.

The first 30 people through the door will receive a discount coupon from the kitchen, where tasty dishes will be served all day long. There will also be a bake sale booth, run by the Dharma School. Please come out and support these wonderful artists. All are welcome.

Enjoy a vibrant outdoor street gallery that features 150+ artists who transform NW 13th Avenue into a bustling pedestrian scene that welcomes thousands of attendees each month. You’ll find an inclusive and dynamic mix of talented creatives, ranging from fine artists with decades of experience to emerging makers and designers sharing their work for the very first time. Guests can expect an upbeat, welcoming vibe where they can talk directly with artists, discover one-of-a-kind pieces, and connect with fellow art lovers while enjoying delicious foods from the neighborhood’s many bars and restaurants. The Pearl District comes alive with music, movement, and artist energy and with different artists cycling through, every month is a little different, making it the perfect event to keep coming back to.

First Thursday in the Pearl, started in 1986, is a district-wide celebration held on the first Thursday of each month, initiated by the founding members of PADA (Portland Art Dealers Association). Originally a gathering of art collectors and dealers, the celebration has grown into a monthly event attended by over 10,000 people, including art enthusiasts, wine aficionados, and scenesters looking to see and be seen. During this year-round, monthly event, galleries in and around the Pearl District and Northwest host opening receptions for new exhibitions. Many PADA members continue to follow the First Thursday schedule—keeping the tradition alive—while also hosting events throughout the month.

Parking gets very difficult in the area on First Thursday. It is recommended to take public transportation to the Pearl or park nearby and walk into the neighborhood.

For lovers of the strange, unusual and bizarre, the Oddities and Curiosities Expo showcases hand-selected vendors, dealers, artists and small businesses from all over the country with all things weird. You’ll find items such as taxidermy, preserved specimens, original artwork, horror/Halloween-inspired pieces, antiques, handcrafted oddities, quack medical devices, creepy clothing, odd jewelry, animal skulls/bones, funeral collectibles, and more. There is something weird for everyone. All items you see at the shows are legal to own and sustainably sourced.

Over 100 vendors and free Santa photos!

Ridgefield Main Street presents Sips of the Season, a downtown wine, cider, beer and spirits walk, from 3-7 p.m. Nov. 7. Guests can enjoy seasonal tastings at participating downtown Ridgefield businesses. Two ticket packages are available: five tastings for $25 or ten tastings for $45. Each ticket includes a commemorative tasting glass, goodie bag and map of participating locations. The 21-and-over event is a fundraiser for Ridgefield Main Street. Proceeds support programs and projects that strengthen downtown Ridgefield. Buy tickets at eventbrite.com.

Lovett Deconstruction and Salvage Shop's annual makers market — Made and Found — is almost here. This year features 30+ local vendors committed to sustainable practices, specializing in secondhand, new heirlooms, and upcycled goods.

Vendor highlights include Kohai Ceramics, Vitrelux Glassworks, Vibrant Valley Farm, Buji Butter, Chatley Tea, Attic Journals, and many more local makers, including clothing designers, floral artists, candle makers, jewelry artists, wood turners, upcycled knitwear magicians, and more. It's an awe-inspiring collection of local people making great gifts.

Made and Found takes place at Lovett Deconstruction's HQ—an incredible space filled with found objects, reclaimed lumber, architectural salvage, art, and an awe-inspiring collection of collections.

Made and Found is family-friendly and free to attend.

Get into the holiday spirit at Sandy Claus’ Christmas Bazaar, a festive shopping event featuring photos with Santa, a community food drive, and over 100 local vendors offering handmade goods, art, crafts, and unique gifts.

Location: Exhibition Hall B

Saturday, November 21: 10:00 am to 7:00 pm
Sunday, November 22: 10:00 am to 6:00 pm

Shop local artists, crafters & unique gifts. Over 100 vendors.

Pictures with Santa

Entry is $5 or 4 items of non-perishable foods for the food bank.

Event details are subject to change. For more information, please visit www.sandyclausbazaar.com.