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Salem capital. Rogue Valley. Oregon portal Pacific Northwest portal. National Register of Historic Places in Oregon. Authority control. United States. Namespaces Article Talk. Views Read Edit View history. The Pavilion offers tiered seating for 5,, plus full-service concessions, production offices, and hospitality rooms.

Columbia Hall hosts plenty of commercial exhibitions and consumer events, with 36, square feet available. Cascade Hall is perfect for small business meetings and presentations for up to guests. We’re talking acres of venue excellence. Jackman-Long Building.

Floral Building. The Pavilion. Day Amphitheater.

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Big Valley, Big Venue. Day Amphitheater seats more than 8, for sublime summer concerts and speakers. Jackman Long Building offers 48, square feet and can fit more than 3, guests. The Floral Building sits next to our beautiful 2-acre garden with plenty of room for weddings, dances, banquets, and upscale business meetings.

The Pavilion offers tiered seating for 5,, plus full-service concessions, production offices, and hospitality rooms. Columbia Hall hosts plenty of commercial exhibitions and consumer events, with 36, square feet available. Cascade Hall is perfect for small business meetings and presentations for up to guests. We’re talking acres of venue excellence. Jackman-Long Building.

Floral Building. The Pavilion. Day Amphitheater. In , just a month before opening day, one of those fires wiped out 40 percent of the exhibition space. But the event went on as scheduled, housed in tents donated by community groups and organizations.

The fair has been canceled just three times, once in because it would be competing for attendance with the Lewis and Clark Exposition in Portland and twice during World War II. For 11 days each summer, the Oregon State Fairgrounds and Exposition Center transforms into a beacon of summer fun, with carnivals, cotton candy, concerts, and cows.

But for other days each year, these acres serve the common good in crucial ways. You can help preserve this great Oregon event and gathering space for future generations by becoming a Friend of the Fair! Building a Legacy The Oregon State Fair Foundation works with businesses, industries, government agencies and individuals to promote, develop and expand the activities and programs of the Oregon State Fair and Exposition Center. The horse stadium was built in and is the oldest state building in continuous use.