Things To See And Do in Oregon

17 ExploreAuroraOregon.com Nestled halfway between Portland and Salem is Oregon’s first designated Historic District. Aurora is the premier destination for those looking for antiques, unique boutiques, and historical architecture. Visit the Aurora Colony Museum to learn about its pioneer beginnings and take a stroll with the Emma Walk, Aurora’s self-guided historical tour. Explore the expansive Aurora Mills Architectural Salvage and peruse the many shops in town to find vintage gems, thoughtful gifts, home décor, antique art, and more. Don’t forget to stop into White Rabbit Bakery for coffee and pastries, or grab a table at Filbert’s Farmhouse Kitchen for some Northwest-inspired cuisine. Check the website for the events calendar featuring the annual Colony Days celebration, Wine and Chocolate Walk, and Outdoor Antiques and Artisans Markets. AURORA, OREGON 25 Discover historic Downtown Baker City! Just off I-84 you’ll find the delightful downtown of Baker City. Marvel at the well-preserved historic buildings dating from Baker’s heyday during the gold rush. Stumble upon charming shops and galleries to fit every taste, and savor the flavors of Eastern Oregon’s culinary capital — from locally crafted beer, wine, and spirits to fine dining at every price point. Join First Friday art walks and other cultural happenings at Crossroads Carnegie Arts Center (crossroads-arts.org). And be sure to check out events and live music at Churchill (churchillbaker.com). Take exit 304 and head east on Campbell Street. Turn left on Main Street, park and marvel at the place you should have visited long ago! BakerCityDowntown.com DOWNTOWN BAKER CITY

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