Are you fun, friendly wanting a night out? All personalities are welcome. Who will yell "BUNCO" the loudest?

Hosted By Instagramers - @2winequeens
21 and over only - $10 per person - Only 20 seats available
Prizes and fun.

Save the date. Advanced tickets available soon.

Facebook even page here

Facebook event page here
--IMPORTANT RACE DETAILS--
5K run/walk or 10K registration cost – $40
Half Marathon cost - $60

We want to make your race experience as fun and easy as possible. This website contains important details about the event. If you have a question about a topic that is not covered, please contact us and we will do our best to answer your question ASAP.

--WHEN--
SATURDAY MARCH 23TH, 2018
– Event opens at 7:00 AM
– 5K TULIP TRAIL RUN (8:30 AM START)
– 10K TULIP TRAIL RUN (8:30 AM START)
-1/2 MARATHON (8:00 AM START)

--WHERE--
Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm 33814 S. Meridian Road, Woodburn, OR 97071

--PACKET PICK-UP--
 Beginning at 7:00 am at the event

--PARKING--
Admission is included with registration for the participants for the day of the race only. Plenty of parking is available. Please proceed to the main fee booth and volunteers will direct you to the event area.

--RESULTS AND TIMING--
Preliminary unofficial results will be posted during the event under the tent next to the finish line. Official results will be posted online within 24 hrs.
*Participants must wear their assigned race bib # on the front and visible during the race and at the finish line*

--RESTROOMS--
There are several porta potties at the start/finish area as well as near the tulip field.

--AWARDS--
Awards for the top 3 overall male and female finishers in each race.
Also: overall winner of each race (mens and womens) will receive a comp “free” entry to next year’s event!
Finisher Medals will be given all finishers across the finish line.

--T-SHIRTS--
Shirts will be provided to all pre-registered runners. ‘DAY OF’ REGISTRATION DOES NOT GUARANTEE A SHIRT. Additional shirts can be purchased on site for $15 if quantities are available.
Shirt sizes are: COED – S, M, L, XL, XXL
Sizes and quantities are limited.
Shirts must be picked up in person at the event. *we do not mail shirts out*

--PROCEEDS--
This is a fundraising event for the Oregon City High School Track and Field Team.

--RULES--
We are guests of Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm and must follow all rules. Any violation of these rules will be grounds for disqualification from the race:
1. Littering is strictly prohibited. (Garbage cans provided at each aid station and the start/finish area)
2. Runners must stay on designated trail at all times.
Runners must be respectful of all volunteers, Wooden Shoe staff and general festival guests. Absolutely no bandits!!!! No bib number = no race!
3. All participants must wear the assigned race bib number and make visible during the run and at the finish line

--PRE-RACE BRIEFING--
Will begin 10 minutes before the event at the starting line. Please plan to attend to get any last minute info.

--HEADPHONES--
Headphones are allowed during the run. Please be aware of your surroundings and courteous to others while using them.

--PETS--
Pets are allowed for this event.

--WEATHER--
This race takes place in late March in Oregon, so be prepared for anything! Rain, wind, or maybe a touch of snow or ice is a possibility. If you come prepared it will make a more enjoyable experience. We strongly recommend trail shoes, jacket, gloves, hat etc…
This event will take place rain or shine. In the event of inclement weather or acts of god beyond our control, we reserve the right to delay, postpone or cancel the event. All registrations are non-refundable and non-transferable.

--DISCLAIMER--
Oregon City High School (the organizers of the Tulip Trail Run) does not provide insurance coverage for injuries that occur at the event. The costs related to those injuries are the responsibility of the individual participant!

--REFUND/TRANSFER/DEFER POLICY--
We understand that plans change and circumstances happen, but entry fees are non-refundable and cannot be transferred/deferred to another participant or event for any reason. In the case of unforeseen cancellation of the event due to acts of nature, we will make every attempt to refund up to 50% of all entries back to participants. Please do not contact us for refunds, transfers and defers. Thank you for your understanding on the policy.

--POST RACE--
Plan to spend some time at Wooden Shoe. Besides the tulip field there are kid activities, great food, wooden shoe wine tasting, beer, wooden shoe coffee, local craft vendors, steam tractors and more. Stay and create family memories.

The Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival is an invitation from our family to yours to enjoy all things that make spring in the Northwest. Running from March 23rd to April 29th, stroll through 40 acres of stunning beauty, experience expansive views of vineyards, distant mountains, and a few mud puddles. Fresh flowers, food, and fun for the entire family, including well behaved dogs on leashes!

More information on there website here.
Facebook event page here.

The Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival is an invitation from our family to yours to enjoy all things that make spring in the Northwest. Running from March 23rd to April 29th, stroll through 40 acres of stunning beauty, experience expansive views of vineyards, distant mountains, and a few mud puddles. Fresh flowers, food, and fun for the entire family, including well behaved dogs on leashes!

More information on there website here.
Facebook event page here.

Join Campbell Lane Winery & TMK Creamery for a wine & cheese pairing on March 24th from 12 to 5pm.

Enjoy tastes of our craft, LIVE Certified wines, paired with fresh cheeses from TMK Creamery.

Why do wine and cheese go so well together; is it simply that they please our taste buds, or is there a more scientific reason?

Well, you’ll find out more about that as well.

Individual Tickets: $15

Ticket for Two: $25

Ticket Deadline: March 20, 2019

For tickets and the Facebook event page, click here

The Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival is an invitation from our family to yours to enjoy all things that make spring in the Northwest. Running from March 23rd to April 29th, stroll through 40 acres of stunning beauty, experience expansive views of vineyards, distant mountains, and a few mud puddles. Fresh flowers, food, and fun for the entire family, including well behaved dogs on leashes!

More information on there website here.
Facebook event page here.

Please join us on Thursday, March 7th at 6:30 pm as we celebrate the start of cherry blossom season with a Pairings Wine Dinner featuring an exquisite Japanese-inspired three-course dinner and hors d'oeuvres paired with our classic Oregon wines. Actors from the Cherry Blossom Theatre Festival will mingle in costume during hors d'oeuvres and first pours on the Mezzanine. Snap a picture with them and ask them about an upcoming performance!

The cost to attend is $85 per person, $75 for Owners, Wine Club Members and their guests. Reservations are all-inclusive, including a $10 wine credit per person to use on your favorite wines of the evening. Seating is limited and reservations are required. Please inform us of any allergies we should be aware of during your check-out.

A portion of the ticket sales will benefit the Cherry Blossom Theatre Festival, an annual event held throughout Salem that celebrates and promotes our local theatre network and allows guests to "explore theatre in full bloom" with 15 exciting performances in three days.

Facebook event page here

Ready, Set, Spring!

First day of Bauman's Farm and Garden Open House Week! Specials all week long:
2.5lb Sluggo $5 (limited one per person)
G&B Soild Products Buy 3 Get 1 Free
25% Off All Bareroot Trees
20% Off Bio Tone Starter Fertilizer

Free Classes!
10am 12 Months of Conifer Color
11am Raised Bed Gardening
1pm Seaside Serenade Hydrangeas
2pm Blooming Evergreens

Please RSVP for classes at 503-792-3524
Full information on the Bauman's Farm and Garden website.

Many people have a cast iron pan but aren’t sure how to make the best use of it. Learn why it makes a difference to use cast iron in certain applications. From entrée through dessert, you’ll discover new favorite go-to recipes that are simply better out of a hot cast iron pan. We’ll give you the tricks to make the crispiest fried chicken, beautifully caramelized vegetables; and make a pan of skillet dinner rolls that will make you weep. Class culminates in a delicious meal served family style around our beautiful barn wood tables.

On the menu …spring greens with pancetta vinaigrette ~ crispy fried chicken with apple chutney ~ braised brussels sprouts ~ skillet dinner rolls ~ apple cake with butterscotch

Facebook event page here

Are you new to cast iron cooking or want to learn a few new ideas for brunch? Well join us and learn why it makes a difference to use cast iron for sautéing, baking and grilling. From brunch entrée through dessert, you’ll discover a few new favorite go-to recipes that are simply better out of a hot cast iron pan. Not to mention adorable as well. We’ll give you the tricks to make the perfect baked egg, assemble an updated version of a classic gratin; and build your strength by flipping an upside down cake out of a pan! Class culminates in a delicious meal served family style around our beautiful barn wood tables.

On the menu … shakshuka with grilled ciabatta ~ cast iron potato gratin with caramelized onions ~ charred asparagus with lemon hollandaise and fried capers ~ blueberry thyme upside-down coffee cake

Facebook event page here

Your soul craves nourishing, warming foods in this season. Let’s feed your soul with a diet rich in foods from the earth that doesn’t lack flavor & depth. Learn the essential methods and correct ratios for perfectly cooked grain, from brown rice to wheatberries and more. Discover the secrets to making to whole-grain risotto that's loaded with nutrients and always creamy. You’ll even learn time-saving techniques for using a slow cooker and freezing your grains, for healthy meals any night of the week. If you are trying to incorporate more vegetables & whole grains in your diet, or feel like you’re in need of veggie inspiration, this class is for you! The recipes you’ll learn will be technique driven, meaning you’ll be able to apply what you learn to make many variations to last throughout the season. Each item could be a vegetarian meal in itself, or be a fantastic accompaniment to your favorite entree. Come enjoy winter from the garden at The Kitchen!

Class culminates in a delicious meal served family style around our beautiful barn wood tables.

On the menu……farro risotto with dried apricots & roasted carrots ~ quinoa & black beans with quick pickled onion ~ roasted cauliflower & freekeh with tahini dressing ~ citrus & almond olive oil cake

Facebook event page here

Let’s celebrate together the soul warming comfort food of the Irish isle as we brush up our culinary techniques together in The Kitchen. Learn to transform onions to a golden state of caramelized bliss. Then, let’s deglaze with a creamy stout and then bubble and broil Irish cheddar. And this is just the first course! We will demystify terrible tales of bad lamb and show you the ways of marinating and roasting a succulent leg of lamb to perfection. We will braise, saute and caramelize our way towards new traditions of a St. Patrick’s Day feast. Class culminates in a delicious meal served family style around our beautiful barn wood tables.

On the menu….Guinness and onion soup with Irish cheddar crouton ~ roasted leg of lamb with rosemary and garlic ~ colcannon, braised Napa cabbage with bacon and mint ~ Bailey’s ice cream sundaes with whiskey caramel, dark chocolate and crushed toffee.

Facebook event page here

Facebook event page here
--IMPORTANT RACE DETAILS--
5K run/walk or 10K registration cost – $40
Half Marathon cost - $60

We want to make your race experience as fun and easy as possible. This website contains important details about the event. If you have a question about a topic that is not covered, please contact us and we will do our best to answer your question ASAP.

--WHEN--
SATURDAY MARCH 23TH, 2018
– Event opens at 7:00 AM
– 5K TULIP TRAIL RUN (8:30 AM START)
– 10K TULIP TRAIL RUN (8:30 AM START)
-1/2 MARATHON (8:00 AM START)

--WHERE--
Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm 33814 S. Meridian Road, Woodburn, OR 97071

--PACKET PICK-UP--
 Beginning at 7:00 am at the event

--PARKING--
Admission is included with registration for the participants for the day of the race only. Plenty of parking is available. Please proceed to the main fee booth and volunteers will direct you to the event area.

--RESULTS AND TIMING--
Preliminary unofficial results will be posted during the event under the tent next to the finish line. Official results will be posted online within 24 hrs.
*Participants must wear their assigned race bib # on the front and visible during the race and at the finish line*

--RESTROOMS--
There are several porta potties at the start/finish area as well as near the tulip field.

--AWARDS--
Awards for the top 3 overall male and female finishers in each race.
Also: overall winner of each race (mens and womens) will receive a comp “free” entry to next year’s event!
Finisher Medals will be given all finishers across the finish line.

--T-SHIRTS--
Shirts will be provided to all pre-registered runners. ‘DAY OF’ REGISTRATION DOES NOT GUARANTEE A SHIRT. Additional shirts can be purchased on site for $15 if quantities are available.
Shirt sizes are: COED – S, M, L, XL, XXL
Sizes and quantities are limited.
Shirts must be picked up in person at the event. *we do not mail shirts out*

--PROCEEDS--
This is a fundraising event for the Oregon City High School Track and Field Team.

--RULES--
We are guests of Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm and must follow all rules. Any violation of these rules will be grounds for disqualification from the race:
1. Littering is strictly prohibited. (Garbage cans provided at each aid station and the start/finish area)
2. Runners must stay on designated trail at all times.
Runners must be respectful of all volunteers, Wooden Shoe staff and general festival guests. Absolutely no bandits!!!! No bib number = no race!
3. All participants must wear the assigned race bib number and make visible during the run and at the finish line

--PRE-RACE BRIEFING--
Will begin 10 minutes before the event at the starting line. Please plan to attend to get any last minute info.

--HEADPHONES--
Headphones are allowed during the run. Please be aware of your surroundings and courteous to others while using them.

--PETS--
Pets are allowed for this event.

--WEATHER--
This race takes place in late March in Oregon, so be prepared for anything! Rain, wind, or maybe a touch of snow or ice is a possibility. If you come prepared it will make a more enjoyable experience. We strongly recommend trail shoes, jacket, gloves, hat etc…
This event will take place rain or shine. In the event of inclement weather or acts of god beyond our control, we reserve the right to delay, postpone or cancel the event. All registrations are non-refundable and non-transferable.

--DISCLAIMER--
Oregon City High School (the organizers of the Tulip Trail Run) does not provide insurance coverage for injuries that occur at the event. The costs related to those injuries are the responsibility of the individual participant!

--REFUND/TRANSFER/DEFER POLICY--
We understand that plans change and circumstances happen, but entry fees are non-refundable and cannot be transferred/deferred to another participant or event for any reason. In the case of unforeseen cancellation of the event due to acts of nature, we will make every attempt to refund up to 50% of all entries back to participants. Please do not contact us for refunds, transfers and defers. Thank you for your understanding on the policy.

--POST RACE--
Plan to spend some time at Wooden Shoe. Besides the tulip field there are kid activities, great food, wooden shoe wine tasting, beer, wooden shoe coffee, local craft vendors, steam tractors and more. Stay and create family memories.

The Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival is an invitation from our family to yours to enjoy all things that make spring in the Northwest. Running from March 23rd to April 29th, stroll through 40 acres of stunning beauty, experience expansive views of vineyards, distant mountains, and a few mud puddles. Fresh flowers, food, and fun for the entire family, including well behaved dogs on leashes!

More information on there website here.
Facebook event page here.

The Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival is an invitation from our family to yours to enjoy all things that make spring in the Northwest. Running from March 23rd to April 29th, stroll through 40 acres of stunning beauty, experience expansive views of vineyards, distant mountains, and a few mud puddles. Fresh flowers, food, and fun for the entire family, including well behaved dogs on leashes!

More information on there website here.
Facebook event page here.

The Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival is an invitation from our family to yours to enjoy all things that make spring in the Northwest. Running from March 23rd to April 29th, stroll through 40 acres of stunning beauty, experience expansive views of vineyards, distant mountains, and a few mud puddles. Fresh flowers, food, and fun for the entire family, including well behaved dogs on leashes!

More information on there website here.
Facebook event page here.