Experience the perfect blend of peace and rustic charm at Collins Pond & Lodge, a picturesque wedding and events venue in Molalla, OR. Whether you're planning a wedding, corporate event, yoga retreat, baby shower, birthday party, or any other celebration, they have you covered. Their spacious venue features a 3-bedroom rental, RV hookup, and plenty of room for camping.

Thank you for considering Pomeroy Farm for your special day! We like to think of the farm as a “blank canvas”. Our historic log house, barn, and blacksmith shop, along with our expansive and well maintained grounds and gardens, make for the perfect backdrop for any event-- from rustic to elegant! You’ll love the serenity the farm offers, well off the beaten path in SW Washington, just 30 minutes north of the Portland/Vancouver Metro area. Your guests will enjoy the quiet, relaxing atmosphere while you’ll appreciate the secluded romance the farm offers.

Jim and Christy Hutchison built their barn 20 years ago with the help of family and friends. Initially meant for their kids' 4H animals, the barn hosted their children's weddings in 2013 and 2015. Enjoying the love and gatherings the barn brought, they decided to share it with others, becoming a county-approved venue in 2015. Surrounded by stunning mountain views, tall cedars, weeping willows, and prairie fields, The Mason Jar offers a 3-day relaxed environment for weddings. The Hutchisons provide ample time for decorating, rehearsing, and celebrating without rushing, keeping pricing affordable with available decor to help reduce costs. Family-run and oriented, they believe in community support and annually donate a wedding to a deserving couple, embodying the heart and soul of The Mason Jar.

Portland Center Stage is housed in The Armory, a gorgeous, renovated community space in Portland’s lovely Pearl District. The two-tiered lobby spaces dramatically merge Portland history and culture with state-of-the-art sustainable architecture. This setting provides the perfect backdrop for a beautiful and unforgettable evening.

Black-owned open floor studio with large windows and original exposed brick. The large windows allow a hefty amount of natural sunlight to fill the room. Good for photo shoots, exercise classes, small banquets, birthday parties, baby showers, launch parties, and meeting space. There is a kitchenette with access to counters and sink however, no refrigerator access will be permitted. Elevator access from the street to allow easy loading and unloading. This is your premier and intimate event studio.

This is a beloved private, rural in the city wedding retreat for close families, friends and vendor alike. Enjoy 6 acres of charming midcentury charm. 3 bedroom main house, 6 bed bunkhouse, and 4 cabins for your wedding use.

We are an outdoor/indoor venue. Out property overlooks the Columbia River with 180° views and breezes. With a wedding gazebo, formal gardens, a historic Orchard, an acreage under the Oaks. Indoors, the Knapp Center has two floors, each will seat up 50 at tables. There is a professional kitchen, a carpeted library, and multiple sized indoor/outdoor tables. This is a create your own adventure venue.

Established in 2017. Three Portland beer industry veterans decided to open a brewery. In addition to delicious beer brewed on site we have a large, dog friendly year round beer garden and three awesole food trucks on site! We pride ourselves on being very family friendly!

Welcome to The Hummingbird Hall, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Springdale, OR. Housed within a meticulously restored historic 1914 chapel, our venue seamlessly combines timeless charm with modern sophistication. Whether you're seeking a romantic wedding venue, an intimate space for a class or meeting, a distinctive setting for corporate events, or a fun site for your family holiday gathering, The Hummingbird Hall offers a truly unforgettable experience in this cherished piece of Springdale and Corbett's heritage.

The site of Risley Landing Gardens was held by the Risley family for over 100 years. In 1983, it was donated to the Oak Grove Garden Club by Hugh G. Starkweather (the grandson of Jacob S. Risley) and William Starkweather. William was the son of Harvey Starkweather, a prominent legislator and educator. Mr. Starkweather wanted the site to be a memorial park in honor of his mother and sisters. A bronze plaque dedicated to them is implanted on the wall of the Landing.