2024 Oregon - july 2024
Food & Wine Festivals, Shows, Events
(See also: 2023 - 2017 - 2016 - 2015)
July 4, 2024 4TH OF JULY - Nationwide
There are so many events on this day that they are too numerous to list. July 4-6, 2024
Portland Craft Beer Festival
Portland, Oregon
We’re looking forward to a fabulous festival this year filled with delicious local beers, wine, cider, and more! Plan to attend our big outdoor party at the Fields Neighborhood Park to find the broadest selection of local beers, ciders and wine, originating from Portland, Oregon breweries. Only beers, plus ciders and wine, crafted within the city limits of Portland are featured at the PCBF which makes it unique and different from other beer festivals. PCBF is held annually the first weekend in July.
2023 Oregon - july 2023
Food & Wine Festivals, Shows, Events
events waiting for new datesJuly -, 2023 - Annual Oregon Brewers Festival - Portland, Oregon
THE 2023 EVENT IS CANCELED. One of the nation's longest running craft beer events, the Festival exists to provide an opportunity to sample and learn about a variety of craft beer styles from across the country. Eighty craft breweries from all parts of the nation offer handcrafted brews to 70,000 beer lovers. Live music, beer-related vendors, beer memorabilia displays, beer writers and publishers, hop growers, homebrewing demonstrations, and an assortment of foods from a variety of regions. The Crater Lake Root Beer Garden offers complimentary handcrafted root beer for minors and designated drivers. Attendance: 70,000. July 8, 2023 Saint Benedict Festival - St. Benedict, Oregon
Held at Mount Angel Abbey. This summer, we invite you to make a pilgrimage to Mount Angel Abbey and experience the Saint Benedict Festival with our Benedictine monastic community. Each year at the festival, we monks open our home and hearts to all of our guests.What better way to grow in faith and fellowship than to spend an afternoon with friends at the Abbey, seeking “the things that are above”? Some highlights for this year’s festival include: • A picnic lunch highlighting cuisine you may experience on SBF to Rome, Spain, Jerusalem or Mexico • Benedictine Brewery beers and Willamette Valley wines • A special exhibit of Br. Claude Lane’s iconography • Monks telling their vocation stories along the “pilgrimage of life” • Abbot Jeremy speaking about Benedictine life and spirituality • Games of lawn jenga, bocce ball or cornhole played with the Abbey’s junior monks.
July 15-21, 2023 - ADGA National Show - Redmond, Oregon
American Dairy Goat Association (ADGA). Since 1904 the American Dairy Goat Association has been serving the dairy goat industry. With over one million animals registered since the Association was organized, we are the largest and fastest growing dairy goat organization and registry in the United States. Whether you're thinking of acquiring your first dairy goats or are the owner of a commercial dairy, we hope that you let ADGA help provide the resources you need to be successful. July 26-29, 2023 Hood River County Fair - Odell, Oregon
Up in the Garden, Down on the Farm. July 28-30, 2023 Annual International Pinot Noir Celebration
McMinnville, Oregon
The IPNC is a 3 day event, famous around the globe, as a mecca for lovers of Pinot noir and northwest cuisine. During the weekend, world-renowned winemakers, northwest chefs, esteemed media, epicures and wine lovers will gather in McMinnville, Oregon, exploring Pinot noir, savoring unforgettable meals, and learning and celebrating with luminaries of the food and wine world.
2017 Oregon - july 2017
Food & Wine Festivals, Shows, Events
events waiting for new datesJuly 15-16, 2017 - Annual Hood River County Cherry Celebration
Hood River, Oregon
It's the time of year when businesses throughout the Hood River Fruit Loop share the bounty of the Hood River Valley; starting with the annual Cherry Celebration. Cherry celebration is an adventure for the family, with activities for everyone. Farms offer many varieties of fresh-picked and u-pick cherries, wines, lavender, jams and other cherry treats. Many farms feature picnic areas. In addition to the orchard-fresh fruit available all along the Loop, some Fruit Loop farms serve up special activities or attractions for Cherry Days. Admission to most Fruit Loop farms and attractions is free, and most are open from at least 10am to 5pm. The Hood River County Fruit Loop is 35 miles of orchards, forests, farmlands, and friendly communities. Along the Loop are 31 visitor-friendly businesses that include farmstands, wineries, alpaca farms, a chestnut farm, lavender fields, and gift stores.
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