Saturday, Sept 14 | 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday, Sept 15 | 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM

OUTDOOR FESTIVAL!
Brief History:
This year’s Salmon Celebration is our 19th annual event to showcase Native Culture. Guest can enjoy a traditional salmon bake, native drumming, dancers, canoe races, cultural booths and displays, hands on family activities, native arts & crafts vendors and more will be highlighted at this free family friendly event.

How it Works:
The traditional salmon bake meal will be served from 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM Saturday, September 14, and 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM Sunday, September 15:

Vendor booths, free entertainment and hands-on cultural demonstrations will be open from 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM Saturday, September 14 and from 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM Sunday, September 15.

Fort Umpqua Days is a two-day celebration of local history held on Labor Day weekend each year. Join the hometown parade through Elkton (Saturday morning), then try your hand at the famous pie auction (Saturday afternoon), visit the exhibits at Fort Umpqua, live music, wine garden, tours at the Butterfly Pavilion & Fort Umpqua. Take a stroll through the gardens, shop at a wide selection of Artisan booths, and take part in the fun interactive history-themed activities for visitors all weekend long. Relax Saturday and Sunday evening to be thoroughly entertained at Elkton’s Annual Echoes of The Umpqua Pageant Performance at the amphitheater!

Coming from out of town? Make a weekend of it and enjoy all that Elkton has to offer!

From jams and jellies to baked goods, candy and wine; it’s all about the Blackberry. The festival hosts over 100 artists, artisans and vendors. So bring the entire family. Walk around and experience our unique blackberry culture!  This is a great event for everyone – tourists, locals and sellers.Link to Blackberry Arts Festival

Possibly the "Best County Fair on Earth". Whether you are planning for the family’s first visit or you are a fair regular, experience a clean, safe fun day where all entertainment from national to local is FREE with your gate admission. Along with all the many friendly people, there is a fantastic midway featuring rides provided by Rainier Amusements, as well as great fair food vendors, commercial vendors and livestock.

FAIR HOURS

Main Gate: 7 AM - 11 PM
Carnival Gate: 10 AM - 11 PM
Carnival Rides: 11 AM - 11 PM
Wednesday, Rides open at Noon
Buildings: 11 AM - 10 PM

LIVE MUSIC SCHEDULE

Wednesday, August 7th Great White & Slaughter

Thursday August 8th - Parmalee

Saturday, August 10th - Smashmouth

The Oregon Coast Music Festival (OCMF) has grown from a Coos Bay performance of Haydn music to a two-week-long annual festival that draws 5,000 to its varied concerts in several Coos Bay area locations. The OCMF had its beginnings in 1978, when Dr. Charles Heiden and his family moved to Coos Bay with the idea of encouraging local children to learn about orchestral music. Heiden, who had previously served as professor of violin at Willamette University, said he wanted to go somewhere “culturally impoverished,” to plant seeds of culture.

Sat. 13: Festival Opening Concert with Bay Area Concert Band: noon @ Mingus ParkSun. 14: Boathouse Jazz with Aaron Johnson, Wilbur Jensen, Ilya Lushtak, Dave Captein, & Greg Chen - Reception by Black Market Gourmet: 2pm @ OIMB Boathouse

Tues. 16: Community and Visiting Bands: A Century Plus of History 2-4pm @ Coos History Museum

Wed. 17: Voices of the Community 7pm @ Hales Center for the Performing Arts

Fri. 19: Marimba Workshop: Bahuru and Baduku Marimba Bands 3pm @ Umpqua Hall 184, SWOCC

Sat. 20: Dance in the Park: Bahuru and Baduku Marimba Bands noon @ Shore Acres State Park Gardens

Sun. 21: Mipso at the Boathouse 2pm @ OIMB, Charleston

Mon. 22: Adam Stern & Steven Moeckel Preview Concert I noon @ Umpqua Hall 109, SWOCC

Tues. 23: Orchestra I: James Paul Celebration: Steven Moeckel soloist 7:30pm @ Marshfield Auditorium. Post Performance Reception in Cafeteria.

Wed. 24: Adam Stern & Aaron Johnson Preview the Pops noon @ Umpqua Hall 109, SWOCC

Wed. 24: “The Empire Builders” Oregon Army National Guard Band: 7pm @Hales Center SWOCC

Thur. 25: “No Brass No Ammo” Army National Guard Brass Street Band: noon @ Coos Bay WaterfrontThurs. 25: Pops Celebrates American Composers:

Aaron Johnson soloist: 7:30pm @ Marshfield Auditorium

Fri. 26: Adam Stern & Martin Majkut Preview Orchestra Concert II noon @ Umpqua Hall 109, SWOCC

Fri. 26: Redfish Music Quartet/Quintet: 7pm @ First Presbyterian Church, North Bend

Sat. 27: Orchestra II with Guest Conductor Martin Majkut: 7:30pm @ Marshfield Auditorium

UVA is proud to present our Annual Summer Arts Festival. Situated in Roseburg’s beautiful Fir Grove Park, the festival celebrates the Land of Umpqua’s abundant creative talent, and attracts thousands of visitors each day.

Summer Arts Festival hosts over 100 artist vendors in all media, includes a Youth Zone, features live music and entertainment on two stages, highlights the Pacific Northwest culinary arts and craft beverages–and so much more. 

FESTIVAL HOURS:

Friday: 10 AM – 9 PM

Saturday: 10 AM – 9 PM

Sunday: 10 AM – 4 PM

• Tractor Show

• Parade

• Vendor Booths

• Live Music

• Demonstrations

• Food

General Info 541.218.2185
For Vendor information, contact Dawn Cartwright at 541-637-9944

Parade / Parade Sponsor 541.817.2591
Tractor Show & Parade 541.839.4606
Entertainment 541.817.7472
Horseshoes 541.839.4758

• Drag Racing with bigger payouts

• Short Course for all skill levels

• Family Day brought to you by Jet City FMX with a full day of kids activities 

• Nightly bands

• Cornhole Competition

• Treasure Hunt

• Night Rides

• Day Rides

• Poker Run 

• And many more competitions to test your skills.  

5k Walk/Run, Arm Wrestling, Basketball Tournament, Disc Golf, Elks Breakfast, Softball Tournament, Show and Shine, 4x4 Rock Crawl, Lumberjack Show, Music & MORE

Sawdust Jubilee 2022 Schedule

“Small Town, Big Blast”

Riddle, Oregon

FRIDAY June 24

6pm Coed Softball Kick Off Party, Bracket Draw, Corn Hole Tournament & Music Sponsored by Shamrocks - Shamrocks' Lot

SATURDAY June 25

6am 5k Walk/Fun Run Sign Up - High School Parking Lot

7am Booth Set Up Begins - Main Street

7am 5K Walk/Fun Run - High School Parking Lot

8am Coed Softball Tournament - High School Baseball Field

8am Sawdust Jubilee Community Breakfast* - Riddle First Baptist Church

9am Oregon Traveling Memorial Wall -

Fire Hall Lot

9am Booths Open - Main Street

9am Parade Sign Up Begin - Riddle Elementary

10am INFO Booth Open - Riddle Video & Liquor

10am Quilt Display - Riddle Video & Liquor

10am Concessions Open - High School Baseball Field

10am Car Show & Hot Dog Feed Benefit* - I-5 Auto Repair

10am Chalk Drawing & Clay - Clay Potential Pottery

11am Parade - Town Square

Riddle Nick'l & Need'l 4-H Petting Zoo - High School Lawn

11:45am Arm Wrestling Sign Up - Downtown Park

11:45am Umpqua Cheer Performs - Downtown Park

12pm Kiddie Corral Water Toys - SU Water Lot

12pm Chamber of C. Dessert Auction - Flatbed

12:15pm Arm Wrestling Contest - Downtown Park

12:30pm Itty Bitty Bikini & Mr. Muscles Contest - Flatbed

12:45pm Watermelon Eating Contest - Downtown Park

1-3pm J.B. Riddle House Tours - Main Street

1:30pm Axe Throw Contest - High School Lawn

1:45pm Balloon Toss Contest - Downtown Park

2pm Cribbage Tournament - City Hall

2:45pm Sunny Side of Blue Music - Downtown Park

4pm Singing Water Drumming - Downtown Park

6pm New Age Phonograph - Shamrocks' Lot

7pm Booths May Start Closing - Main Street

10pm Fireworks Show @ Green Diamond's Town Plant

SUNDAY June 26

8am Coed Softball Tournament - High School Baseball Field

10am Concessions Open - High School Baseball Field

10:30am Open Bible Christian Center Service

11am Riddle First Baptist Service

*Donations Accepted

☆We Appreciate Our Community & Sponsors' Support☆

To Be Considered for a Vendor Spot or Activity Please Call 541.530.4415

Thursday, June 23rd

• Registration and a sneak peek at the Sentry Eagle Open House at the Airport / 3000 Airport Way (RESTRICTED TO KRUISE REGISTRANTS)

Noon to 3:00 p.m.

It’s a bonus weekend in Klamath Falls as the Oregon Air National Guard 173rd Fighter Wing will be holding the Sentry Eagle Open House on Saturday. But since everyone will be a little busy on Saturday, we get a sneak peek on Thursday! Participants can gather at the Upper Deck Restaurant for a no host lunch and then it’s all aboard for a bus tour of the airport. The tour will include watching F-15s depart/land as part of their training mission, visiting the new Kingsley Field Fire Department and touring the 173rd Fighter Wing’s engine shop. Goody bag pick-up for those that have pre-registered or registration for those that need to do so.

• Meet & Greet at the Growler Guys / 4201 Hwy 97 South (PUBLIC EVENT)

  4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

  The Growler Guys are coming to Klamath Falls and we can’t wait to showcase their newest location to you! To be opened on the site of the former Reames Country Club, the Growler Guy’s newest location is a celebration of craft beer in a setting with some of the best views in the Basin. A casual, no host gathering for those that can’t wait to get Kruise weekend started with plenty of reserved parking for registered vehicles. Goody bag pick-up for those that have pre-registered or registration for those that need to do so.

Friday, June 24th

• Mini Shows (RESTRICTED TO KRUISE REGISTRANTS AND VEHICLES 1979 AND OLDER)

#1: 8:00a.m. – 10:00a.m. / Waffle Hut / 106 Main St.

#2: 10:00a.m. – Noon / Winema Electric / 735 Commercial St.

#3: Noon – 2:00p.m. / Red Zone Sports Bar / 1717 Avalon St.

#4: 2:00p.m. – 4:00pm / Mia & Pia’s Pizzeria & Brewhouse / 3545 Summers Ln.

Attend 1 or 4 or any number in between – you choose! These informal mini shows are open to all vehicles 1979 and older (registered or not) plus any vehicle 1980 and newer registered for the Kruise of Klamath. DJ Strohmeyer will be playing the tunes and each mini show location will be offering up their own mix of fun to keep you entertained.

• Registration & Packet Pickup / Klamath Commons / 1112 Main St.

10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Already registered? Pick up your good bag with registrant sticker, information guide, t-shirt and tickets for all the weekend events during this time. Not yet registered? Registrations will be taken on a space available basis (event limited to 500 cars).

• Kick-Off Party / Moore Park / 740 Lakeshore Dr. (PUBLIC EVENT)

5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

A new location for our kick-off party and we think you’ll approve! What could be better than spending the evening at Moore Park enjoying the cool breeze off the lake, listening to tunes by DJ Strohmeyer and catching up with friends old and new? Plenty of parking on the grass for registrants plus a picnic dinner of pulled beef or pork sandwiches by Melissa’s Country Kitchen (advance purchase required). Goody bag pick-up for those that have pre-registered or registration for those that need to do so.

Saturday, June 25th

• Show 'N Shine / Downtown Main Street (between 3rd and 11th Streets)

7:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. Registrant parking on Main Street. Vehicles must enter at 11th and Main and and will be parked in order of arrival starting at 3rd Street and working back towards 11th.

7:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. Registration open on a space available basis at Klamath Commons / 1112 Main St.

9:00 a.m. - All cars must be parked - No exceptions

3:00 p.m. - Awards Ceremony

6:00 p.m. - End of Show ‘n Shine

• Closed Cruise / Historic downtown Klamath Falls

6:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.

See all the classic cars in action and relive your youth with an evening of cruising the downtown strip just like the old days.

Sunday, June 26th

• Breakfast / Starv’n Marv’n Family Restaurant / 1822 Austin St. (PUBLIC EVENT)

7:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.

A great way to visit with new found friends from the weekend’s activities or just catch up with old ones. Registrants receive two free breakfast tickets, additional tickets are available for purchase.

• Poker Run / Begins at Starv’n Marv’n Family Restaurant / 1822 Austin St. (PUBLIC EVENT)

10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. (approximately)

Your last chance for a bit of fun and to win some cash before heading home! The poker run takes participants on a tour through Klamath Falls before wrapping up around noon with the awarding of cash prizes for the top nine hands. Registrants receive one free poker run game card but the event is also open to the public for $5 per poker game card.

Featuring live music, food, dancing and an all car cruise! So much fun as we celebrate our town, North Bend Oregon USA!