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August 2019
Tillamook Farmers Market
Head down to the corner of Laurel Avenue and Second Street every Saturday through September from 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. for one of the best Farmers Markets on the coast! Find more than 50 vendors selling everything from fresh produce, berries, hand-crafted gifts, jewelry, smoked nuts, hand-made cheeses, baked goods, furniture and so much more! Enjoy live music every day from 10 – 1 and fun games and activities for the kids. Be sure to stop by the Farmers…
Read on »Killer Birds
Think birding is just a walk in the park? Think again! Join us at the Tillamook Forest Center to learn how some birds stab their prey with their bills, while others hover low to stalk and hunt. Learn some of the not-so-friendly features of birds and see how they have adapted their predator skills. Programs are free and open to all ages. For more details, call us at (503) 815-6800, visit our program & event calendar, or like us…
Read on »Clever Coyotes
Did you know that coyotes were once considered extremely rare in this neck of the woods? Join us here at the Tillamook Forest Center to explore the untold story of these amazingly adaptable animals and discover how our actions can impact them in big ways! Programs are free and open to all ages. For more details, call us at (503) 815-6800, visit our program & event calendar, or like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/tillamookforestcenteroregon to receive fun forest updates.
Read on »Clever Coyotes
Did you know that coyotes were once considered extremely rare in this neck of the woods? Join us here at the Tillamook Forest Center to explore the untold story of these amazingly adaptable animals and discover how our actions can impact them in big ways! Programs are free and open to all ages. For more details, call us at (503) 815-6800, visit our program & event calendar, or like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/tillamookforestcenteroregon to receive fun forest updates.
Read on »Browsing for Beavers
They’re swimming, they’re gnawing, and they’re absolutely charming! The Tillamook State Forest’s beavers are always hard at work, as they have been for eons. Wander along the Wilson River with interpreters as we discover the role of beavers in Oregon history, see how they are uniquely equipped for life on land and in the water, and learn how to look for evidence of these busy rodents. Programs are free and open to all ages. For more details, call us…
Read on »Fairy Houses and Gnome Homes
Timber harvested from the Tillamook State Forest is used to construct homes for many Oregonians, but plenty of woodland residents live in dwellings made of other natural items. Using twigs, grasses, moss, rocks, and other things found in the forest, join our naturalists while we build unique fairy houses, gnome homes, or even toad huts for the creatures of the forest. By the end, we will create a Fairy House Village to be viewed by visitors during the day and…
Read on »Skullduggery
Pirates are not the only skull enthusiasts! Have you ever encountered an animal skull in the forest? Skulls give clues to an animal’s identity, what it prefers to eat, and how it lives. Come along with our interpretative staff to get an introduction to the diversity and adaptations of mammal skulls and the structure and function of different teeth, jaws, and sockets. Programs are free and open to all ages. For more details, call us at (503) 815-6800, visit…
Read on »Moonlight Madness
Join us August 30th from 5pm-10pm in downtown Tillamook,for the Moonlight Madness end of summer festival. Stop in and check out all the amazing sales and specials at all the participating businesses.Then join us on 2nd street for Live music, games,bouncy houses,vendors and lots of family fun!
Read on »Tillamook Farmers Market
Head down to the corner of Laurel Avenue and Second Street every Saturday through September from 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. for one of the best Farmers Markets on the coast! Find more than 50 vendors selling everything from fresh produce, berries, hand-crafted gifts, jewelry, smoked nuts, hand-made cheeses, baked goods, furniture and so much more! Enjoy live music every day from 10 – 1 and fun games and activities for the kids. Be sure to stop by the Farmers…
Read on »Skullduggery
Pirates are not the only skull enthusiasts! Have you ever encountered an animal skull in the forest? Skulls give clues to an animal’s identity, what it prefers to eat, and how it lives. Come along with our interpretative staff to get an introduction to the diversity and adaptations of mammal skulls and the structure and function of different teeth, jaws, and sockets. Programs are free and open to all ages. For more details, call us at (503) 815-6800, visit…
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