Gallery Theater
Gallery Theater is an outstanding community theater and cultural center founded in 1969. The theater showcases local talent of all ages; and cooperate with other organizations to expand local arts and tourism.
Cornered Escape Rooms
As Newberg’s first and only escape room, they're starting small— but like a great game or puzzle, they want you to have so much fun that the experience draws you back for more. Right now, they offer one full escape…
Currents Gallery
Currents Gallery is an artist-owned gallery in downtown McMinnville that represents over 60 Oregon artists working in painting, printmaking, jewelry, ceramics, fiber, wood, stained glass, and photography.
Provisional Government Park Cottonwood – Heritage Tree
This black cottonwood is prominent in photographs taken in 1900 and 1901 to document where the vote for a Provisional Government in Oregon took place. Francis X. Matthieu, the last living participant of the 1843 vote, is shown setting the…
McMinnville Community Center
The McMinnville Community Center is centrally located within easy walking distance to McMinnville's Historic Downtown District. The Center has a variety of meeting rooms, classrooms, performing arts auditorium and recreational facilities.
The Erin Hanson Gallery
The Erin Hanson Gallery showcases the bold and vivacious oil paintings of landscape artist Erin Hanson. A blend of modern expressionism and classic impressionism, Hanson’s colorful and unique paintings bring new life to the contemporary art scene. Hanson’s works are collected…
Linfield University – Theater Events
Linfield College, founded in 1858, is a hub for arts and culture in the Willamette Valley. Enjoy a wide array of activities, shows, events, concerts and lectures, all open to the public.
McMenamins Hotel Oregon
McMenamins has been a neighborhood gathering spot throughout Oregon and Washington since 1983. We handcraft our own beer, wine, cider, spirits and coffee.
Hoover-Minthorn Pear – Heritage Tree
This Winter Nelis pear tree, planted in 1879, is associated with the boyhood years of President Herbert Hoover. When the 11 year-old Hoover arrived here from Iowa in 1885 to live with his uncle John Minthorn and family, he joined…
Ewing Young Oak – Heritage Tree
Ewing Young, a former fur trapper and trader, settled in the Chehalem Valley in 1834 and died there in 1841. His death directly led to the Champoeg Meeting and the beginning of the organization of the Provisional Government in 1843….
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