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Summer Fun Guide
June 5, 2013
Celebrate Father’s Day and a
Dutch-Oven cook-off at the
Historic Philip Foster Farm in
Eagle Creek, June 15
Bring Dad down to the farm for some
old-fashioned fun this year! We’ve moved
our event to Saturday, and combined it
with our popular Dutch-Oven cook-off.
What a great way to celebrate your fam-
ily’s history. The cooks will be starting
at 8:00 a.m., but the farm is open for
everyone else from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. $5
per person, $20 per family. Philip Foster
Farm is located at 29912 SE Hwy. 211,
Eagle Creek. Visit philipfosterfarm.com
for all the farm events for the summer.
Open Studios of Beavercreek,
June 21-23
Open Studios of Beavercreek holds
their annual tour of Artists’ Studios
welcoming art lovers from near and
far. Please join us for the 10th an-
niversary tour featuring sculpture,
pottery, watercolor, metal, acrylic,
glasswork, jewelry and more. Visit
openstudiosofbeavercreek.com.
Lake Oswego Festival of the Arts,
June 21-23
The Festival of the Arts, celebrating its
Bi-Centennial 50th year, is a major re-
gional arts venue presenting the creative
endeavors of recognized and emerging
artists from all disciplines in the art
world. For more information visit lake-
wood-center.org or call 503-636-1060.
100th Anniversary Art Faire and
Sale in the Park, June 22
Come celebrate the 100th Anniversary of
Oregon City’s Carnegie Library from 10
a.m. to 6 p.m. There will be birthday cake,
children’s activities, music and special
guests Author Matt Love, State Librarian
MaryKay Dahlgreen, Oregon Poet Laure-
ate Paulann Petersen, Former Mayor Alice
Norris, Mayor Doug Neeley and a special
visitor from Mr. Carnegie himself! There is
an art faire in the park by the Three Riv-
ers Artists Guild and a Fire Station open
house. Visit orcity.org for all the week’s
activities.
Gymanfu Ganu 78th Annual
Welsh Hymnfest, June 23
Everybody is invited to come sing
Welsh hymns in four-part harmony at
this traditional Welsh Festival. Newcom-
ers may sing entirely in English, but will
probably get caught up in the spirit. Te
Bach, tea and scrumptious goodies are
available for purchase. The event takes
place at Bryne Seion Welsh Church
in Beavercreek. Visit brynseionwelsh-
church.org.
Clackamas Cove Triathlon,
June 23
The Cove has been an open water
venue for years, but now you can TRI
it! Swim through the spillway to the
Clackamas River, race up Clacka-
mas River Drive on the bike, and run
through downtown Oregon City to the
Grand Staircase! Staging and fin-
ish at Clackamette Park for both the
Sprint and Olympic Distances. Spon-
sored in part by the Portland Triathlon
Club. Visit and register at
clackamascovetriathlon.com.
End of the Oregon Trail Golf
Scramble, June 28
“Swingin’ with the Pioneers,” the
Oregon City Chamber’s Annual End
of the Oregon Trail Golf Scramble,
June 21, 22 & 23rd 10:00 - 5:00
28 Local Artistians at 13 working studios
See their latest creations
Information & Free Downloadable Map at:
www.openstudiosofbeavercreek.com
Special Drawing &
Free
Admission
Celebrates 10 Years Together
T
his studio tour winds through country roads with stops at working art
studios. You’ll see one-of-a-kind works of pottery, sculpture, metal, oil,
watercolor, acrylic, glasswork, photography, garden art, wool felting, jewelry,
greeting cards, fabric, & more. Open Studios of Beavercreek offers two shows
a year. one in june and the other in October. An average studio tour includes
up to 26 individual artists displaying their works at as many as 14 different
studio locations.
423696.060513 CR SF
Sunday, August 25
8:00 am—4:00 pm
End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center
1726 Washington Street
www.oregoncity.org
New Location!
Same Great Event!
423667.060513 CR SF
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