Lake Oswego Festival of the Arts
FreeA free three-day arts festival each June at Lakewood Center for the Arts and George Rogers Park in Lake Oswego.

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Gallery Without Walls is a sightseeing stop in Lake Oswego, OR, part of the Portland, Oregon guide. Cost: free.
380 A Avenue, Suite A · Lake Oswego, OR
Gallery Without Walls is Lake Oswego's public art program, an outdoor exhibition of sculpture placed along the streets and plazas of downtown. It combines a permanent collection with rotating cohorts of works loaned by artists for two years, totaling more than 80 pieces, and new sculptures are installed each year. The Arts Council of Lake Oswego, based on A Avenue, publishes a free walking-tour map and an interactive Google map and can arrange docent-led tours. The sculptures are viewable any time at no cost.
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