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Join us for a lovely afternoon of fresh fermented wine, soup, vineyard talks, vine weaving, & storytelling at Hecate's Key Estate Vineyard — AniChe's vineyard down the hill! Free for Hecate's Key Club members, all others $35 (Family club members can use their points for half off!). Tickets are available at https://anichecellars.com/product/vineyard-tour-august-30th-duplicate and all are welcome.

Welcome in the beginning of maple pulling season, for a one-of-a-kind culinary experience set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Pacific Northwest at Camp Colton. Collaborating with Stelo and the Oregon Maple Project for the Fourth Annual...

The Portland SIMposium is a premier event designed for IT leaders, taking place at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel in Portland, United States. This all-day event brings together CIOs, CISOs, and technology leaders from across the Pacific...

An uplifting evening designed for women brings together humor, teaching, personal stories, and live music at Warren Community Fellowship. Three featured guests share the stage: author and speaker Barb Roose, comedian Michelle Miller, and singer...

Pre-Thanksgiving Open House Saturday, November 21 | 11:00AM - 4:00PM Orchard House Estate | 5917 Orchard Heights Rd NW Salem, OR 97304 $30/Person | Complimentry for Subscription Holders Reservations Required Subscription Holders - login for price to adjust to $0 As another harvest comes to a close, we look forward to opening our doors and sharing the wines, stories, and work that have filled our y

Celebrate the start of the holiday season with an afternoon of creativity, wine, and festive cheer at Knudsen Vineyards. Join Karie Timmerman of Willow Out West for a hands-on wreath building workshop where you’ll create a beautifully customized holiday wreath to take home. Each guest will receive a roughly 22-inch fresh evergreen wreath with the greens already professionally assembled, allowing y

This conversation will explore equality. It is a core national value of the United States, even if we have not always lived up to that value. What does it mean to say, as the writers of the Declaration of Independence did, that “all men are created equal” and to declare that this is a self-evident truth? In what ways are or should we be equal? How does this ideal of equality show up in our daily lives, our communities, and our politics? How, finally, has this ideal of equality changed over the past 250 years—and how might it change further over the next 250? Facilitator Adam Davis has been the executive director of Oregon Humanities since 2013. Prior to joining Oregon Humanities, Davis directed the Center for Civic Reflection and edited Taking Action , Hearing the Call across Traditions , and The Civically Engaged Reader . Davis has led hundreds of community conversations and trained thousands of discussion leaders across the country in partnership with social service, educational, nonprofit, and medical organizations. He has taught philosophy and literature for many years in the Clemente Course in the Humanities, a college program for adults living on low incomes. He earned his PhD from the University of Chicago and used to lead wilderness trail crews in the Pacific Northwest.