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November 2020
Why Racing Hosts Virtual “Leftovers” 5K Run/Walk to Benefit Share
Why Racing Events will host a virtual Leftovers 5K Run/Walk Nov. 21 to 29 to benefit Share. There is no registration fee; instead a minimum $10 donation to Share is requested. Register online at WHYracingevents.com or leftovers5k.raceroster.com. Each registrant will receive high-quality leftover SWAG from various events over the year, which is how the name was created. Participants will also get a bag full of goodies from local businesses. Why Racing has set a goal to make this the biggest…
Find out more »Friends of the Columbia Gorge Photography Contest: Picturing Protection
Friends of the Columbia Gorge is now accepting submissions for its sixth annual photo contest, entitled "Picturing Protection." For the complete list of contest rules, photo requirements, or to submit photos, visit gorgefriends.org/photocontest. The deadline to submit photos is Dec. 31. Friends' photo contest gives photography enthusiasts the opportunity to close out a difficult, change-filled year by capturing something that is dependable and comforting: the beautiful and inspiring sights of the Columbia Gorge. This year's theme recognizes that the Gorge’s…
Find out more »Why Racing Hosts Virtual “Leftovers” 5K Run/Walk to Benefit Share
Why Racing Events will host a virtual Leftovers 5K Run/Walk Nov. 21 to 29 to benefit Share. There is no registration fee; instead a minimum $10 donation to Share is requested. Register online at WHYracingevents.com or leftovers5k.raceroster.com. Each registrant will receive high-quality leftover SWAG from various events over the year, which is how the name was created. Participants will also get a bag full of goodies from local businesses. Why Racing has set a goal to make this the biggest…
Find out more »Why Racing Hosts Virtual “Leftovers” 5K Run/Walk to Benefit Share
Why Racing Events will host a virtual Leftovers 5K Run/Walk Nov. 21 to 29 to benefit Share. There is no registration fee; instead a minimum $10 donation to Share is requested. Register online at WHYracingevents.com or leftovers5k.raceroster.com. Each registrant will receive high-quality leftover SWAG from various events over the year, which is how the name was created. Participants will also get a bag full of goodies from local businesses. Why Racing has set a goal to make this the biggest…
Find out more »Christmas at The Grotto and Virtual Advent Celebration
The Grotto’s Christmas celebration will be different this year. The Catholic sanctuary and gardens will not host its usual evening lighting event (The Christmas Festival of Lights) due to COVID-19 and concern for the health and safety of guests, volunteers, staff and neighbors. However, everyone is invited to attend Christmas at The Grotto during usual daytime hours, 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. until Dec. 31 and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. thereafter. All activities on the lower-level gardens are free…
Find out more »Why Racing Hosts Virtual “Leftovers” 5K Run/Walk to Benefit Share
Why Racing Events will host a virtual Leftovers 5K Run/Walk Nov. 21 to 29 to benefit Share. There is no registration fee; instead a minimum $10 donation to Share is requested. Register online at WHYracingevents.com or leftovers5k.raceroster.com. Each registrant will receive high-quality leftover SWAG from various events over the year, which is how the name was created. Participants will also get a bag full of goodies from local businesses. Why Racing has set a goal to make this the biggest…
Find out more »Drive-Thru ZooLights at Oregon Zoo
ZooLights is happening (hooray!) at the Oregon Zoo, showcasing a winter wonderland of more than 1.5 million brightly colored lights. This year, there’s a new way to illuminate the season: Nov. 22 to Jan. 10, visitors can explore the ZooLights with a new drive-through experience. Tickets are $40 to $65 per car. There is no ZooLights on Christmas Day, Dec. 25. To help ensure a safe experience for all, the following measures will be in place during this year’s ZooLights:…
Find out more »Gifford Pinchot National Forest Christmas Tree Permits Now Available
Create memories and explore the forest while finding this year’s holiday tree for your home! Starting Nov. 10, visitors may buy Christmas tree cutting permits in person at Mt. Adams and Cowlitz Valley Ranger District offices and many local vendors. Permits cost $5 each, using cash, check or credit card. Online permits may also be purchased now at Recreation.gov for use as early as Nov. 1. Additional administrative fees will apply to all online sales. It is important to carefully…
Find out more »Why Racing Hosts Virtual “Leftovers” 5K Run/Walk to Benefit Share
Why Racing Events will host a virtual Leftovers 5K Run/Walk Nov. 21 to 29 to benefit Share. There is no registration fee; instead a minimum $10 donation to Share is requested. Register online at WHYracingevents.com or leftovers5k.raceroster.com. Each registrant will receive high-quality leftover SWAG from various events over the year, which is how the name was created. Participants will also get a bag full of goodies from local businesses. Why Racing has set a goal to make this the biggest…
Find out more »December 2020
Winter Wonderland in Downtown Camas, Dec. 1-12
Camas' annual Hometown Holidays tree-lighting event has been canceled. However, Camas Parks and Rec is teaming up with the Downtown Camas Association for a fun alternative: Winter Wonderland in downtown Camas, featuring a variety of explore-on-your-own, stroll-at-your-own-pace activities of winter fun taking place over 12 days in downtown Camas. Pull out your winter hats, coats and gloves so you can experience and enjoy these upcoming activities: Selfies beside the holiday tree in front of Liberty Theatre Community decorated ornaments to…
Find out more »Christmas at The Grotto and Virtual Advent Celebration
The Grotto’s Christmas celebration will be different this year. The Catholic sanctuary and gardens will not host its usual evening lighting event (The Christmas Festival of Lights) due to COVID-19 and concern for the health and safety of guests, volunteers, staff and neighbors. However, everyone is invited to attend Christmas at The Grotto during usual daytime hours, 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. until Dec. 31 and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. thereafter. All activities on the lower-level gardens are free…
Find out more »Drive-Thru ZooLights at Oregon Zoo
ZooLights is happening (hooray!) at the Oregon Zoo, showcasing a winter wonderland of more than 1.5 million brightly colored lights. This year, there’s a new way to illuminate the season: Nov. 22 to Jan. 10, visitors can explore the ZooLights with a new drive-through experience. Tickets are $40 to $65 per car. There is no ZooLights on Christmas Day, Dec. 25. To help ensure a safe experience for all, the following measures will be in place during this year’s ZooLights:…
Find out more »Winter Wonderland in Downtown Camas, Dec. 1-12
Camas' annual Hometown Holidays tree-lighting event has been canceled. However, Camas Parks and Rec is teaming up with the Downtown Camas Association for a fun alternative: Winter Wonderland in downtown Camas, featuring a variety of explore-on-your-own, stroll-at-your-own-pace activities of winter fun taking place over 12 days in downtown Camas. Pull out your winter hats, coats and gloves so you can experience and enjoy these upcoming activities: Selfies beside the holiday tree in front of Liberty Theatre Community decorated ornaments to…
Find out more »Friends of the Columbia Gorge Photography Contest: Picturing Protection
Friends of the Columbia Gorge is now accepting submissions for its sixth annual photo contest, entitled "Picturing Protection." For the complete list of contest rules, photo requirements, or to submit photos, visit gorgefriends.org/photocontest. The deadline to submit photos is Dec. 31. Friends' photo contest gives photography enthusiasts the opportunity to close out a difficult, change-filled year by capturing something that is dependable and comforting: the beautiful and inspiring sights of the Columbia Gorge. This year's theme recognizes that the Gorge’s…
Find out more »Winter Wonderland in Downtown Camas, Dec. 1-12
Camas' annual Hometown Holidays tree-lighting event has been canceled. However, Camas Parks and Rec is teaming up with the Downtown Camas Association for a fun alternative: Winter Wonderland in downtown Camas, featuring a variety of explore-on-your-own, stroll-at-your-own-pace activities of winter fun taking place over 12 days in downtown Camas. Pull out your winter hats, coats and gloves so you can experience and enjoy these upcoming activities: Selfies beside the holiday tree in front of Liberty Theatre Community decorated ornaments to…
Find out more »Winter Wonderland in Downtown Camas, Dec. 1-12
Camas' annual Hometown Holidays tree-lighting event has been canceled. However, Camas Parks and Rec is teaming up with the Downtown Camas Association for a fun alternative: Winter Wonderland in downtown Camas, featuring a variety of explore-on-your-own, stroll-at-your-own-pace activities of winter fun taking place over 12 days in downtown Camas. Pull out your winter hats, coats and gloves so you can experience and enjoy these upcoming activities: Selfies beside the holiday tree in front of Liberty Theatre Community decorated ornaments to…
Find out more »Christmas at The Grotto and Virtual Advent Celebration
The Grotto’s Christmas celebration will be different this year. The Catholic sanctuary and gardens will not host its usual evening lighting event (The Christmas Festival of Lights) due to COVID-19 and concern for the health and safety of guests, volunteers, staff and neighbors. However, everyone is invited to attend Christmas at The Grotto during usual daytime hours, 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. until Dec. 31 and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. thereafter. All activities on the lower-level gardens are free…
Find out more »Winter Wonderland in Downtown Camas, Dec. 1-12
Camas' annual Hometown Holidays tree-lighting event has been canceled. However, Camas Parks and Rec is teaming up with the Downtown Camas Association for a fun alternative: Winter Wonderland in downtown Camas, featuring a variety of explore-on-your-own, stroll-at-your-own-pace activities of winter fun taking place over 12 days in downtown Camas. Pull out your winter hats, coats and gloves so you can experience and enjoy these upcoming activities: Selfies beside the holiday tree in front of Liberty Theatre Community decorated ornaments to…
Find out more »Drive-Thru ZooLights at Oregon Zoo
ZooLights is happening (hooray!) at the Oregon Zoo, showcasing a winter wonderland of more than 1.5 million brightly colored lights. This year, there’s a new way to illuminate the season: Nov. 22 to Jan. 10, visitors can explore the ZooLights with a new drive-through experience. Tickets are $40 to $65 per car. There is no ZooLights on Christmas Day, Dec. 25. To help ensure a safe experience for all, the following measures will be in place during this year’s ZooLights:…
Find out more »Winter Wonderland in Downtown Camas, Dec. 1-12
Camas' annual Hometown Holidays tree-lighting event has been canceled. However, Camas Parks and Rec is teaming up with the Downtown Camas Association for a fun alternative: Winter Wonderland in downtown Camas, featuring a variety of explore-on-your-own, stroll-at-your-own-pace activities of winter fun taking place over 12 days in downtown Camas. Pull out your winter hats, coats and gloves so you can experience and enjoy these upcoming activities: Selfies beside the holiday tree in front of Liberty Theatre Community decorated ornaments to…
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