The Yasui Family: An American Story
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The Oregon State Fair and Exposition Center is a public/private entity owned by the people of Oregon. The Fair began in 1861 in Oregon City. In 1862, the Fair moved to the Oregon State Fairgrounds in Salem, the State Capitol. The Center hosts thousands of visitors from all over the world each year, with premier concerts, art, culture, rides, agricultural exhibits, and livestock exhibits. Throughout the year, the Fair and Exposition Center works with multiple agencies to help facilitate emergency and disaster response needs.
For decades, the Coburg Antique and Vintage Fair has been enchanting visitors from near and far. This iconic event, set against the historic backdrop of Downtown Coburg, transports fair goers […]
Join Oregon Humanities for a conversation with Akhil Reed Amar, one of the country’s leading thinkers on constitutional law. We’ll explore how equality has been a core part of our […]
The Bridge of the Gods Centennial Celebration doubles as a highlight of Oregon’s America 250 festivities, marking 100 years of the iconic Columbia River crossing alongside the nation’s 250th anniversary. […]
