Oregon's summer is defined by a rich tapestry of spirited fairs and festivals, ranging from crab catching in Nehalem Bay to the 40th anniversary celebration of an Astoria film. Each event showcases unique aspects of local culture, such as sandcastle-building in Cannon Beach—originating from an earthquake-induced isolation—and vibrant gatherings like the Nez Perce reunion, where song and dance connect past to present. Additionally, events pay homage to the state’s history, emphasizing community spirit through interactive activities and entertainment in scenic environments.
Summer in Oregon is characterized by a plethora of fairs and festivals that celebrate local culture, history, and community spirit through diverse activities.
The Astoria-set movie celebrates its 40th anniversary with a vibrant four-day party featuring cast panels, tours, scavenger hunts, and an '80s-themed prom.
Cannon Beach continues its tradition of sandcastle building, a pastime that originated after a devastating earthquake in 1964 left locals isolated.
This summer fest honors Eastern Oregon's gold rush history with activities like gold panning, mining demonstrations, and a lively parade.
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