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Whimsical handmade carts speed down Mt. Tabor at the PDX Adult Soap Box Derby.
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Portland’s Best Annual Festivals

Celebrate all year long at these can’t-miss events in Portland.

Updated July 1, 2020 7 min read
Emma Mannheimer

Emma Mannheimer

Emma Mannheimer is a Seattle-born, Portland-based writer and editor. Read More

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With a never-ending roster of events in Portland, you’re sure to find plenty worth celebrating every month of the year. Here are dozens of our favorites.

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Cascade Festival of African Films
Feb. 5–Mar. 10, 2021

Cascade Festival of African Films

Virtual Free

VIRTUAL EVENT. Please visit the event website for current information. The 2021 Cascade Festival of …

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Portland International Film Festival
Mar. 5–14, 2021

Portland International Film Festival

Virtual; Cinema Unbound Drive-In at Zidell Yards

Established in 1977, The Portland International Film Festival is a creative, multi-media feast spotl…

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POW Film Fest
Mar. 25–28, 2021

POW Film Fest

Virtual

POW Film Fest is Portland’s premiere film festival showcasing films made by women and non-binary f…

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UFO Festival
May 13–15, 2021

UFO Festival

Hotel Oregon $20 and up

Every May, thousands of visitors flock to the city’s famous UFO Festival, featuring four days of p…

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For Kids

January Festivals

  • Fertile Ground Festival: This celebration of creativity spans 11 days of performances featuring brand new theater, dance, visual art and comedy works by local artists.
  • Reel Music Film Festival: Celebrate the connection between image and sound at Whitsell Auditorium with this music-fest-meets-film-fest hybrid, which features archival concert footage and biopics of famous artists.
  • Old-Time Music Gathering: Tap your toes to tunes by the Northwest’s best old-time Appalachian-style string bands at this concert series, going strong since 2000 at the Tiffany Center.
  • Chamber Music Northwest Winter Festival: Ditch the post-holiday doldrums at this cozy midwinter fest, which features four nights of timeless classical music.
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February Festivals

  • Chinese New Year at Lan Su Chinese Garden: Immerse yourself in the color and excitement of the Chinese New Year during this two-week celebration, which includes a lion dance and four glowing nights of lantern viewing at the stunning Lan Su Garden.
  • Portland Winter Light Festival: Designed to bring light to the wintry darkness, this free four-day festival brightens several sites around town with imaginative works that combine light and technology to create interactive experiences.
  • PDX Jazz Festival: This festival honors jazz legends, highlights local musicians and provides jazz education through films and lectures at top Portland venues.
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Winter Festivals in Portland

Portland's arts scene is in full swing during the long nights of winter.

The Portland Spirit floats by Tilikum Crossing during the Winter Light Festival.

Portland Winter Light Festival

Brighten your February with glowing sculptures and thousands of twinkling lights at the annual Winter Lights Festival.

POW Film Fest features women-led films, workshops and moderated panels.

POW Film Fest

Every March, POW Film Fest returns to showcase films by female and non-binary directors from the Portland area.

Portland’s Best Annual Festivals

With a never-ending roster of events in Portland, you’re sure to find plenty worth celebrating every month of the year. Here are 54 of our favorites.

Catch live performances all week long during Portland\'s annual Jazz Festival, which draws musicians from around the city and the world together.

Portland Jazz Festival

The Portland Jazz Festival returns every February with a stellar series of concerts and events celebrating Black History Month.

More than 180 custom motorcycles were displayed at The One Moto Show.

One Moto Show Brings Motorcycle Fans to Portland

Every February, the One Moto Show draws thousands of bikers and enthusiasts to Portland to celebrate all things motorcycle.

This local springtime festival showcases the city\'s dynamic creative community.

Design Week Portland

This annual springtime festival showcases Portland's creative community, with a week full of lectures, design events and open houses.

March Festivals

  • POW Film Festival: This annual film festival takes place at the Hollywood Theatre and seeks to inspire the next generation of female and nonbinary media makers.
  • Cider Rite of Spring: Named the Best Northwest Cider Festival by Sip Northwest Magazine, Cider Rite of Spring brings together the top regional cider makers for a sweet, tart and bubbly afternoon at downtown Portland’s Tiffany Center.
  • Portland International Film Festival: Founded in 1977, this storied fest spans three weeks and captivates cinephiles with feature films and shorts from around the world.
  • Kell’s Saint Patrick’s Irish Festival: Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with Kells Irish Pub at the largest St. Paddy’s celebration in Stumptown, which fills four days with traditional pipers, Irish dancing, boxing and plenty of beer.
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April Festivals

  • Japanese Currents: Whitsell Auditorium hosts Nipponese films of all varieties offer viewers intimate looks at issues relevant in contemporary Japanese society.
  • Design Week Portland: Touting design as the City of Roses’ most promising cultural resource, this weeklong event is jam-packed with installations, panels and after-parties.
  • Wooden Shoe Tulip Fest: Ring in spring by frolicking in 40 acres (16 hectares) of rainbow-hued tulips at the picturesque Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm, only 30 miles (50 km) south of Portland.
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May Festivals

  • UFO Festival: Alien-themed parades, pet costume contests and spaceship landing parties unfold at this long-running UFO fest, a destination for alien abduction survivors and those who want to believe. The otherworldly event is held in McMinnville, 38 miles (61 km) southwest of Portland.
  • Portland Cinco de Mayo Fiesta: The largest multicultural festival in Oregon, Portland’s annual Cinco de Mayo Fiesta held at Waterfront Park features a wide breadth of live music, dancers from sister city Guadalajara, rides, amateur boxing and an artisan village.
  • Portland Rose Festival: With more than 100 years under its belt, this civic celebration has it all, including fireworks, dragon boats and the second largest all-floral parade in the United States.
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Spring Festivals in Portland

Portland celebrates spring with beer, food, fiestas and flowers.

Take in the views and the blooms at the Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival.

Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival

Colorful fields reminiscent of Holland burst with acres of tulips in full bloom at the Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival in Woodburn.

This local springtime festival showcases the city\'s dynamic creative community.

Design Week Portland

This annual springtime festival showcases Portland's creative community, with a week full of lectures, design events and open houses.

Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Erykah Badu headlined the 2018 Soul\'d Out Festival.

Soul’d Out Music Festival

Whether you’re a lifelong soul fan or hunting for your new favorite band, Portland’s annual Soul’d Out Music Festival delivers.

Portland\'s annual Cinco de Mayo festival features live dancing, music and performances.

Portland’s Cinco de Mayo Fiesta

Shop for handmade crafts, snack on traditional recipes and enjoy entertainment straight from Guadalajara at this popular Cinco de Mayo festival.

Join the parade at the annual McMenamins UFO Festival in McMinnville.

UFO Festival in McMinnville

Every May, thousands of visitors flock to the city’s famous UFO Festival, featuring four days of parades, costume contests, expert speakers

June Festivals

  • Festa Italiana: Festa Italiana brings the best of Italy to Southeast Portland’s historic Oaks Amusement Park, including a bocce tournament, a loaded musical lineup and Mass held in Italian at The Grotto. 1181
  • PDX Beer Week: The region’s top brewers join forces with some of Portland’s best- known snack spots for limited-edition pints and plates, plus way more than 7 days of beer-filled events.
  • Scandinavian Midsummer Festival: Get in the summer solstice spirit, Scandinavian-style, with bonfires, traditional Nordic tunes and, of course, a maypole all at Southeast Portland’s Oaks Amusement Park.
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July Festivals

  • Waterfront Blues Festival: Crowds of more than 100,000 gather in downtown Waterfront Park to celebrate Fourth of July weekend by grooving to a star-st\udded lineup of blues artists in downtown.
  • Cathedral Park Jazz Festival: The longest-running free jazz festival west of the Mississippi honors blues, soul and R&B with three days of musical exuberance beneath the St. Johns Bridge at the scenic Cathedral Park.
  • Chamber Music Northwest Summer Festival: Grab a blanket and a bottle of wine and head to the lawn of Reed College to pregame top-caliber chamber music, with concerts spanning five weeks.
  • Oregon Brewers Festival: Tapping some of the world’s best brews since 1988, this annual rite of summer in downtown Portland’s Waterfront Park draws more than 85,000 discerning drinkers with pours from more than 90 craft breweries over five days.
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August Festivals

  • Pickathon: What started out as a small music festival has grown into one of Stumptown’s most anticipated weekends of the year, luring acts like Phil Lesh, Beach House and Mac DeMarco to nearby Pendarvis Farm.
  • India Festival: Celebrate India’s Independence Day in Pioneer Courthouse Square, which encapsulates the tastes, sights and sounds of India through dance, musical performances and bites from Portland’s best Indian eateries.
  • Dahlia Festival: The elusive dahlia takes center stage at the free Swan Island Dahlia festival, which allows visitors to stroll through 30 acres (12 hectares) of dahlias at the peak of their bloom and peruse more than 400 floral arrangements.
  • PDX Adult Soapbox Derby: Creativity and horsepower are put to the test as 40 or so competing handmade carts — many boasting whimsical designs — boldly whizz downhill at Mt. Tabor Park.
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Summer Festivals in Portland

Portland makes the most of long, sunny days and pleasant evenings.

Many Pedalpalooza rides are open to children —
 and even pets!

Pedalpalooza Bike Festival

Portland's cycling culture peaks during June's multi-week Pedalpalooza (returning June 1–30, 2019), featuring 200+ local-led, themed rides, all open to the public.

A tasting event at Gigantic Brewing\'s taproom and lounge.

Portland Beer Week

Portland Beer Week spotlights Portland’s breweries, high-quality brews and vibrant beer culture.

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Portland Pride

Every June, the Portland Pride Festival & Parade makes a name for itself — and LGBTQ+ community members — all over town.

The Waterfront Blues Festival draws crowds every Fourth of July weekend.

Portland’s Waterfront Blues Festival

Every Fourth of July weekend, the Waterfront Blues Festival takes over downtown Portland’s Waterfront Park.

Chamber Music Northwest’s Summer Festival

Chamber Music Northwest’s annual summer festival combines high-caliber classical music with a laid-back atmosphere.

Folk musicians perform on unique stages at Pickathon.

Pickathon Music Festival

Every August since 1999, Pickathon draws diverse musical performers to celebrate music and the outdoors at the lush Pendarvis Farm just outside of Portland.

September Festivals

  • Swift Watch: Looking for a magical way to spend a September evening? Watch in awe as hundreds of Vaux Swifts circle the chimney of Chapman Elementary School before descending for the night to roost.
  • Feast Portland: Founded in 2012, this renowned food fest rapidly cemented Portland’s unique and important place on the national food scene. Gorge on plates handcrafted by big-name chefs at events like the Brunch Village and Night Market.
  • Rose City Comic Con: Comic culture reigns supreme at the Oregon Convention Center during this celebration, brimming with costume contests, expert panels and celebrity guests.
  • Mt. Angel Oktoberfest: For over half a century, Mt. Angel, a small town about 36 miles (59 km) south of Portland, has celebrated the harvest season with street dancing, alpine folk music, an adult-only biergarten and other Bavarian activities.
  • Portland Fashion Week: Independent designers exhibit their latest eco-couture styles on the Pure Space catwalk at the world’s only comprehensively sustainable fashion week.
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October Festivals

  • The Wedge: Cheese gets its due at this farmers’ market-style event, where local cheeses are peddled alongside choice pairings. Guests can even try their hand at cheese wheel bowling!
  • Portland Greek Festival: Folk dancing, cooking demonstrations, gourmet imports and more are all celebrated at the annual Portland Greek Festival hosted at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral. Don’t leave without loading up on specialty pastries like baklava and kadaifi.
  • Portland VegFest: Come for hundreds of delicious (and healthy!) food samples at the Oregon Convention Center; stay for the plant-based speakers, films and cooking demos.
  • Portland Film Festival: Named one of the coolest film festivals in the world by MovieMaker, this weeklong fest is packed with workshops, guest speakers, premieres and networking events.
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November Festivals

  • Portland Book Festival: Portland’s beloved book festival touts a vast book fair, writers’ workshops and readings by local luminaries like Cheryl Strayed and Ursula K. LeGuin.
  • Holiday Food & Gift Festival: For those looking to get a head start on holiday shopping, this event at the Oregon Convention Center hosts more than 300 exhibitors peddling one-of-a-kind gifts. More holiday shopping events >>
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Fall Festivals in Portland

As the weather cools, Portland’s calendar fills with cultural, wine and holiday events.

Lagartijas Tiradas al Sol at TBA 2012

Time-Based Art (TBA) Festival

Portland's Time-Based Art (TBA) Festival, returning Sept. 5–15, 2019, unites visual artists, musicians and performers from around the world every year.

A chef prepares a dish for a dinner during Feast Portland, the culinary celebration held every September.

Feast Portland Food and Drink Festival

This foodie festival, held every September, has cemented Portland’s reputation as a culinary capital of the world.

SneakerWeek founder Herbert Smith works on a new shoe design.

Sneaker Week

Sneaker Week offers fun events for sneaker addicts and footwear newbies alike.

Jim Pepper\'s saxophone at the National Museum of the American Indian.

The Jim Pepper Native Arts Festival

Portland saxophonist Jim Pepper's "Witchi Tai To" is the only song based upon a Native American chant to break into the Top 40.

All Jane founder Stacey Hallal performs at Curious Comedy.

All Jane Comedy Festival

Portland's five-day comedy festival showcases nearly 50 female comedians each October.

Artist Shannon Carlson works in her Southeast Portland studio.

Portland Open Studios

For two weekends every October, Portland Open Studios invites visitors to explore the houses and offices of artists across the city.

The Portland Book Festival

Portland Book Festival (formerly “Wordstock”) returns every November with an impressive (and extensive) lineup of local and national authors.

December Festivals

  • Festival of Trees: Local designers gather at the Oregon Convention Center to create pine-y magic with more than two-dozen decorated and themed Christmas trees for this Portland holiday tradition.
  • Christmas Festival of Lights: All are welcome to witness more than 160 choral performances held inside the dazzling Grotto, which glows softly with 500,000 lights throughout the month of December. More holiday events >>
  • Holiday Ale Festival: Sip hearty mugs of holiday cheer in downtown’s Pioneer Courthouse Square at the annual Holiday Ale Festival, which proffers 50 strong ales and barley wines.
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Festival Roundups

Attend cooking demonstrations and tasting sessions at the Bite of Oregon each August.

Portland’s Best Food Festivals

We’ve collected PDX’s best foodie events to help you make the most of what our sweet and savory city has to offer all year round.

The Portland Craft Beer Festival is held in The Fields Park over the Fourth of July weekend.

Beer Festivals in Portland

Portland isn't shy about its love of beer — the city has nearly as many beer festivals as it does breweries.

Father John Misty performing at Waterfront Park in 2017.

Music Festivals in and Near Portland

Looking for a tuneful way to enjoy your time in Portland? Get your tickets now for these exciting annual celebrations.

Crowds gather at February\'s Portland International Film Festival.

Portland Film Festivals

Portland hosts more than 20 film festivals every year. Here's an overview of some of the city's top cinematic events.

Portland\'s Red Dress Party attracts thousands of revelers every May.

LGBTQ+ Festivals & Events

From film festivals to parties and pride parades, Portland's LGBTQ community celebrates all year 'round.

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Portland Street Fairs

Come summer, many of Portland’s neighborhoods put on local parties with live music, food and fun.

Newlyweds ride a tall tandem bike during Pedalpalooza

Biking Events

Bike-loving Portlanders have come up with all sorts of rides and events that fill the calendar with two-wheeled shenanigans.

The Jade Night Market returns every summer with food, entertainment and shopping to celebrate the diversity and culture of communities who live and create in Southeast Portland\'s Jade District.

Shopping Events in Portland

Portland's shopping scene offers colorful bazaars where you can score locally-made goods at unbeatable prices. Better bring an extra suitcase!

Dozens of cyclists in David Bowie costumes? Must be June in Portland.

Portland’s Weirdest Events

Portland comes by its eclectic reputation honestly. From quirky to downright bizarre, here are some of our favorite "Keep Portland Weird" events.

The Cathedral Park Jazz Festival draws hundreds of music-lovers to Southeast Portland.

Summer Events Round-Up

When the sun finally comes out, Portlanders celebrate their favorite things: music, beer, art and food.

Annual Events in Portland

Portland's calendar is packed with locally beloved annual events and festivals.

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Cascade Festival of African Films
Feb. 5–Mar. 10, 2021

Cascade Festival of African Films

Virtual Free

VIRTUAL EVENT. Please visit the event website for current information. The 2021 Cascade Festival of African Films will be held virtually in 2021. The festival will remain free and open to the public, but films will be shown online. Visit the event website for more details and the list of films! Founded in 1991, the…

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Black History Month
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Portland International Film Festival
Mar. 5–14, 2021

Portland International Film Festival

Virtual; Cinema Unbound Drive-In at Zidell Yards

Established in 1977, The Portland International Film Festival is a creative, multi-media feast spotlighting artists both around the corner and across the globe—embracing bold, original, future-forward storytellers making cinema in all its forms. March 5 – 14, 2021. The Portland International Film Festival (PIFF) is a community celebration of the stories that bind us—whether told…

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POW Film Fest
Mar. 25–28, 2021

POW Film Fest

Virtual

POW Film Fest is Portland’s premiere film festival showcasing films made by women and non-binary filmmakers. The festival features the work of some of today’s top women and non-binary directors, while honoring the true pioneers and recognizing the next generation of leading filmmakers. Over the years POW has striven to encourage thoughtful and engaged discourse…

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UFO Festival
May 13–15, 2021

UFO Festival

Hotel Oregon $20 and up

Every May, thousands of visitors flock to the city’s famous UFO Festival, featuring four days of parades, costume contests, expert speakers

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Oregon Midsummer Festival
Saturday, June 12, 2021

Oregon Midsummer Festival

Oaks Amusement Park & Roller Skating Rink Varies – children 11 and under enter free

Midsummer continues to be a fun, family friendly and important day with centuries-old traditions and everyone is invited!​ Enjoy delicious Nordic cuisine, try traditional beverages and scrumptious sweets. Spend the day making your own colorful flower crown and other crafts. Play Kubb and other fun games, take a break in the beer garden before dancing…

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Waterfront Blues Festival
July 2–5, 2021

Waterfront Blues Festival

Tom McCall Waterfront Park

Every Fourth of July weekend, the Waterfront Blues Festival takes over downtown Portland’s Waterfront Park.

Canceled
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Oregon Brewers Festival
July 28–31, 2021

Oregon Brewers Festival

Tom McCall Waterfront Park

Portland hosts dozens of beer festivals every year, but none compares to the Oregon Brewers Festival. With offerings from 80 craft brewers, the event draws nearly 70,000 attendees to the downtown waterfront every July.

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Portland Folk Festival
Jan. 14–16, 2022

Portland Folk Festival

McMenamins Crystal Ballroom $25 – $40

After taking 2021 off, the Portland Folk Festival is coming back strong in 2022 with not two, but THREE days of an all-ages celebration of Folk and American music at the historic Crystal Ballroom. Visit the event website for the latest lineup!

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Portland ValenTango
Feb. 9–14, 2022

Portland ValenTango

DoubleTree by Hilton $24-$349

The City of Roses boasts one of the best tango communities outside of Buenos Aires, with dances and lessons available almost every night.

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RX Fest
Feb. 11–13, 2022

RX Fest

Various Locations $10 and up

​Music is medicine. RX Fest is a multi-venue, multi-day festival is a large-scale benefit for organizations vital to our community, all centrally located in downtown Portland at Star Theater, Dante’s, Kelly’s Olympian and Valentine’s.

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