Oregon State Capitol
FreeTour an Art Deco capitol faced in Vermont marble and topped by the gilded Oregon Pioneer statue, with murals in the rotunda.

Englewood Forest Festival is an attraction in Salem, OR, part of the Portland, Oregon guide. Cost: free. Held annually on the second Saturday in August.
1260 19th Street NE · Salem, OR
The Englewood Forest Festival is a free, family friendly community celebration held each August in Englewood Park, a seven acre native remnant forest in northeast Salem, Oregon. The festival showcases neighborhood artists, craftspeople, small businesses and musicians alongside nature themed activities such as pollinator viewing and native plant giveaways. Englewood Park's landscape was shaped in part by landscape architects Lord and Schryver and includes trees that predate Oregon's pioneer era.
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