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Nov 1, 2023 · Experience Zoo Lights at the Oregon Zoo. Watch on. Dates: November 24th, 2023 - January 7th, 2024. Tickets: Tickets go on sale October 11th, 2023 and range in price from $12-$26. Location: The Oregon Zoo at 4001 SW Canyon Rd in Portland, Oregon. Get More Information at the Oregon Zoo Lights website.
- Silverton Christmas Market
- Christmas Festival of Lights in The Grotto
- Zoolights at The Oregon Zoo
- Portland Christmas Ships
- The Pastega Christmas Light Display
- Old Mill District
- Pir Winter Wonderland
- Festival of Lights at Riverforks Park
- Azelea Park
- Holiday Lights at Shore Acres
Image courtesy of The Oregon Garden Join us for an awe-inspiring light display and market at the Oregon Garden Resort! The annual event, Silverton Christmas Market, offers a joyous and magical holiday experience for all ages. Stroll along immersive paths draped in more than one million lights. Explore their authentic German Christmas Market for gif...
photo: Ben Arboleda / XQSME Photography / Facebook The Grotto in Portland is one of the most popular places this time of the year during the holidays. This particular stunning image comes from a friend, Ben Abroleda, who has contributed many beautiful photos to That Oregon Life. One event you don't want to miss at The Grotto is the winter choir per...
oregonzoo.org You can't go wrong with the beautiful annual ZooLights festival at The Oregon Zoo in Portland, where you'll see a dazzling display of a whopping million and a half lights. photo: Todd Kulesza / Flickr Oregon Zoolights Information: 1. Dates:November 23, 2022 - January 5, 2023. Closed December 25th. 2. Member Preview Nights: Nov. 21 and...
photo: Christmasships.org The Christmas Ship Parade started in 1954 with one lone sailboat from Portland Yacht Club. Bows of green with some ribbon were tied along the rails and they paraded on the rivers. The next year the parade started to grow. Today, the Christmas Ship Fleet averages about 55 to 60 boats between the Columbia and Willamette Rive...
photo: Corvallis Gazette-times The Pastega Christmas Light Display is a holiday tradition in Corvallis going back to 1981. One of my favorite memories of going to visit my grandparents in the Salem area was driving through the Corvallis Pepsi plant to see the light display which has been going strong every Christmas for 25 years. A spectacle of ply...
Paddle in the Parade or Watch from the Old Mill District! Celebrate the holidays with Tumalo Creek’s annual Holiday Lights Paddle Paradeon Friday, Dec. 9! From fun in the snow at Mt. Bachelor to holiday lights and special meals and gift runs in the Old Mill District, the eggnog flows like wine in this part of Oregon during the holiday months. Every...
Photo by Josh Bancroft via Flickr. CC2. USA Today called it "One of 10 great places for families to see Christmas lights". Recognized throughout the Pacific Northwest as the "Largest Holiday Light Show West of the Mississippi." Since 1993, a journey through Winter Wonderland has become a Holiday tradition for many families, friends, and social orga...
photo: umpquavalleyfestivaloflights.com The Festival of Lights has become an annual tradition in Douglas County, drawing nearly 30,000 visitors in 2014 and generating hundreds of thousands of dollars for Rotary Club scholarships since beginning in 1993. While visitors once again enjoy 90 light displays containing nearly 500,000 and all the traditio...
Brookings’ Azalea Park is transformed into a Holiday Wonderland with 500,000 lights and sculptures, attracting thousands of people from around the Northwest. This amazing 45min walk will take you through a magical light display on the Oregon Coast. Azalea Park Holiday Lights Information: 1. Dates: November 25, 2022 - December 27th, 2022 from 5-9 pm...
Shore Acres State Park with rugged sandstone cliffs washed by the ocean, is one of the most beautiful Pacific Northwest places. During the holidays, it transforms into a winter wonderland hosting one of the brightest and most beautiful displays on the West Coast. A 7-acre (3-ha) Botanical Garden with a picturesque Japanese lily pond gets illuminate...
Nov 18, 2023 · 1 Oh hi there It’s nice to meet you. 2 Oh hi there It’s nice to meet you. 3 ZooLights at the Oregon Zoo. 4 Winter Wonderland at the Portland International Raceway. 5 Lightopia in Hillsboro. 6 Christmas Festival of Lights at The Grotto. 7 Pioneer Courthouse Square Tree Lighting Ceremony.
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- Silverton Christmas Market. 895 W Main St, Silverton, OR 97381, USA. Each year, the Silverton Christmas Market takes residence at the Oregon Garden Resort.
- Portland's Christmas Street. 805 SE Peacock Ln, Portland, OR 97214, USA. Peacock Lane, which has been a holiday tradition since 1929, is known as Portland's Christmas Street for good reason.
- Nature’s Coastal Holiday Festival of Lights. Azalea Park, 640 Old County Rd, Brookings, OR 97415, USA. Nature’s Coastal Holiday Festival of Lights at Azalea Park in Brookings, Oregon, began in 1997 with just over 20,000 lights.
- Celebration of Lights. 24232 S Upper Highland Rd, Colton, OR 97017, USA. This beloved Colton, Oregon, light display is now only available for public viewing during an official event.
- Winter Wonderland at Portland International Raceway. 5–10 p.m. Mon–Thu, 4:30–11 p.m. Fri–Sun, Nov 24–Dec 31; special hours 4:30–11 p.m. Dec 15–25. For over 30 years, the Portland International Raceway has hosted this drive-through holiday light show, which claims to be “the largest light holiday show west of the Mississippi” with more than 250 light displays and multiple animated scenes depicting your favorite Christmas carols (five golden rings, anyone?).
- Zoo Lights at Oregon Zoo. 5–9 p.m. through Jan 5; closed Christmas Day. The Oregon Zoo's holiday light show began in 1988, and will display 1.5 million lights for 2023.
- Festival of Lights at the Grotto. 5–10 p.m. Nov 24–Dec 16; 4:45–10 p.m. Dec 17–30; last entry at 9:30 p.m.; closed Christmas Day. The Grotto’s Christmas festival bills itself as one of the world’s largest Christmas choral festivals, with nightly indoor concerts featuring choirs, schools, and churches from near and far.
- Peacock Lane. 6–11 p.m. Dec 15–31. The festive light displays on Peacock Lane started in 1932 as a friendly competition between neighbors to see who could put up the best decorations, but it has exploded into a Portland rite of passage that pulls in hordes of Yuletiders every year.
Nov 25, 2019 · Roseburg, Southern Oregon. Every year thousands flock to the Festival of Lights at River Forks Park for 90 holiday displays featuring a half-million lights. Admire it all via car or wagon ride and be sure to snap a photo with Santa Claus and the “world’s largest nutcracker.”. Special nights offer benefit local organizations.
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5. Brookings. Brookings is another small town, this one located on the coast in southern Oregon. Its Azalea Park hosts the annual Nature’s Coastal Holiday Festival of Lights. Half a million lights illuminating the paths, trees, and displays brings Christmas to life.
