Events
There’s Always Something Happening
Come on out to East Multnomah County to experience a variety of events, from rich farmers markets, to music, arts, parades, and more. Bring the family!
Farmers Markets
Gresham Farmers Market
May – October – Downtown Gresham
Gresham Saturday Market
April – September – Mount Hood Community College
Troutdale Farmers’ & Artists’ Market
April – October – Historic Troutdale Railroad Depot
Fairview Farmers and Artists Market
May – October – Fairview Community Park
Recurring Events
Third Thursday of the Month
May-August – Downtown Gresham
First Friday of the Month
February-Dec – Downtown Troutdale
Music Mondays
July – Aug – Center for the Arts Plaza
Teddy Bear Parade
Third Saturday in September – Historic Downtown Gresham
Liepold Farms Fall Festival
Opens in September
Festivities
Sandy Mountain Festival
Early July – Meing Memorial Park
Gresham Arts Festival
Third weekend in July – Downtown Gresham
Portland Highland Games
July – Mt. Hood CC
Wine in the Woods
July – Meing Memorial Park
Wood Village Nite Out
July – Wood Village Baptist Church
Troutdale Summerfest
July – Troutdal
Bite of East County
July – Cherry Park Rd., Troutdale
Soulful Giving Blanket Concert
Aug – Yoshida’s Garden View Estate
29330 SE Stark Street, Troutdale, OR
Spirit of Christmas
Saturday after Thanksgiving – Downtown Gresham
Outdoor Concerts
All summer long – McMenamins Edgefield
Sponsored by
Gresham Area Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Center
1005 N Main Avenue, Suite 101
Gresham, OR 97030
503. 665.1131
info@bikeEMC.com
About East Multnomah Cycling Hub
The East Multnomah Cycling Hub encompasses the cities of Gresham, Fairview, Wood Village, Troutdale, and the rural communities of Springdale and Corbett. Only a 20-minute commute from downtown Portland, East Multnomah County feels a thousand miles away, and offers incredible resources for biking and cycling, including miles of road biking and bike trails.
Here, you can become immersed in the world of the Cascades, smitten by green pastures and rolling farmland, or awed by the primordial forces that carved the Gorge and forged the landscape. Here, we work to sustain our nature so the generations that follow can appreciate what drew us here too. If you’re interested in biking and cycling on the road or on bike trails, come on out!