- Stop by the famous Voodoo Doughnuts or Salt & Straw Creamery (honey lavender is our favorite)

- Rent a Nike bike or scooter and ride along the waterfront and across Portland's many bridges (PDX is also known as the city of Bridges).

- Go bar hopping and check out Portland's famous breweries or coffee shops

- Known for food carts

- Portland art museum

- Browse Powell’s City of Books and much more!

- The largest, and most famous, waterfall in Oregon

- Other Waterfalls nearby Multnomah include:

Latourell Falls and Bridal Veil Falls, Silver Falls (closer to the venue)

If you're looking for a ice-cream on the way, we recommend Sugarpine!

- Take a tour of the mansion

- Take in the gorgeous view of the city

- Hike through the Oregon forests, along a creek, to the Witch's Castle

During your visit the garden will be in full bloom and is located next to Pittock Mansion and the Japanese Gardens! Portland is known as the city of roses after all.

Near the venue is the Oregon Gardens in Silverton

If you have time, check out the Japanese Garden! It is incredibly peaceful and full of wandering gardens and soothing waterfalls. It's also located right across the street from the rose garden.

Visiting the coast is beautiful in July but we recommend bringing a hoodie just incase! Cannon beach is home to the famous Haystack Rock and has a beautiful, fun seaside town. If you hit the coast you cannot forget to stop for lunch at Mo's (we recommend the grilled cheese and clam chowder) and stay for sunset! The sun sets on the water and there is nothing quite as magical as seeing the beautiful colors reflect on the water.

Oregon has amazing wineries will beautiful rolling hills. Make sure to get in a Pinot Nior, the North West staple!

If you have time, try to squeeze in a trip to the mountains and or get in a hike. There is amazing hiking in the Northwest and wild flowers will be in full bloom! Make sure after you stop for a huckleberry milkshake as a reward. ;)

Oregon's country side will be stunning this time of year and you'll have many fun outdoor option. You can have breakfast at the South Store Cafe then head to Mountainside Lavender Farm to take in the rolling purple hills. Next door you can go berry picking or feed chicken and goats at the Smith Berry Barn.

Other fun country adventures include a visit to the Alpaca Farm or a visit to the Plane built in the middle of a forest.

July 25th will be Last Thursday on Alberta. Alberta street will close and performers, vendors, and galleries will open. Last Thursday is free to all and galleries often have free drinks, food, and live music.