Pumpkin Patch
Thistledown Farm, Willamette Valley
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Thistledown Farm, Willamette Valley
From haunted houses to trunk-or-treats, we're shining light into the darkest corners of the county to find exciting things to do this October.
Many local farms offer u-pick pumpkin patches. Enjoy harvesting pumpkins, gourds and seasonal sunflowers. Get your hands and boots dirty and take some fun seasonal photos.
Celebrate Halloween with a special family adventure at one of these great local pumpkin patches. These regional farms are open for pumpkin picking and enjoying harvest season. Northern Lights Christmas Tree Farm Northern Lights Christmas Tree Farm hosts their annual Colonial…
The New Zone Gallery's Featured Artist this month is Glenn Jones. Description of May's exhibit "Manifest Destiny": Past, present and future discover. Self-driving imagination sans artistic license. Storytelling. Illustrator. Fanciful signage. Railroad history. Political insults…
JoEllen Gregori Waldvogel's exhibit was created from two sources. One was musicians who performed in a venue where artists could draw and paint them as they performed. It was exciting for her to create from a moving subject. The acrylic paintings were done from photographs she…
"The War on Humanity" is an art installation by Ralf Huber and Sandy Sanders discussing our society and our planet under assault by economic wars, social wars, military wars, ecological wars - and offering visions of a more just and sustainable world. An opening reception at The…
Bike Month is back, along with a month filled with fun rides and events. It’s a good time for returning riders to roll those steads out of the garage and for everyone who rides bikes to celebrate together. May is Bike Month showcases the many benefits of biking and encourages…
Take a self-guided tour of the Eugene Pioneer Cemetery this Memorial Day to honor the forebearers of Eugene and the dedication of United States service men and women who have lost their lives fighting for our country. Over 150 heritage rose plants grow at the cemetery, many of…
The Heceta Head Lighthouse Bed and Breakfast has tantalizing lore retold by locals and if you are brave enough, it's a charming and genteel Halloween overnight.
But a better bet for getting spooked is the drive through haunted hayride past the 1910 Tomseth House in Dorris Ranch. The nighttime ramble through the filbert orchard is chock-full of zombies, ghosts, mummies and historic figures eager to reach out and touch you.
Or add some milder excitement to a lovely, leafy autumn hike! Nearby Nature features an annual children's haunted hike in Alton Baker Park, spotlighting nighttime critters from moths to bats. Meander a Jack-o'lantern-lined hiking trail at the height of Oregon's fall foliage.
On October 31, regional shopping districts, indoor malls, community centers and city programs commonly coordinate safer trick or treating environments for children. Popular destinations include 5th Street Public Market and Valley River Center.
This Halloween, or anytime you need a thrill, explore these eight haunted places from the Oregon Coast to the mountains. Ghost hunters will love visiting these spooky Eugene, Cascades & Coast locations. Just don't go alone. 1. Heceta Lighthouse Bed & Breakfast…
Here is a round up of Halloween-themed activities happening across the Eugene, Cascades & Coast region.
Toast your ancestors, or bygone follies, at a popular local haunt. Thinking Tree Spirits has mixed up some spooky cocktails available until the witching hour on October 31. Sip on Fig & Loathing, black fig infused Thinking Tree Spirits Main Stage vodka, with black currant liqueur, a dash of dry vermouth garnished with a lychee and a cherry eyeball; or tempt yourself with Corpse Reviver, made with Thinking Tree Spirits Gifted Gin, a house-made orange liqueur, Lillet Blanc, fresh lemon juice, and a dash of Absinthe with an orange peel skeleton hand garnish. Do you dare?