Earth Day Celebration
April 18, 2026
10AM – 4PM
Earth Day at The Oregon Garden is a free day of celebrating our planet! Guests of all ages are invited to grow their environmental stewardship by visiting with environmentally-conscious exhibitors, engaging in educational activities and exploring the Garden!
Admission to Earth Day at The Oregon Garden is free!
Activities
- Caesar the No-Drama Llama
- Monmouth Taiko Drumming Association
- PDX Critters
- Spark Photobooth
Exhibitors
- Earthlight Solar
- Full Circle Farms
- Friends of Willamette Valley Wildlife Refuge Complex
- Girl Scouts of Oregon and Southwest Washington
- Highway Fuel
- Indigenous Now
- Leafguard
- Marion County Master Gardeners
- Nigmaa Upcycled
- Northwest VEG
- Oregon Humane Society
- Peace Education Team
- Salem Audobon Society
- Salem Environmental Education
- Salem Health CHEC
- Salem Hospital
- Silverton Cat Rescue
- Site One Landscape Supply
- Sustainable Silverton
- System Pavers
- Talk About Trees
Parking
- On Site: $10
- Members always park free.
- Complimentary Park and Walk lots available at Silverton Senior Center and Robert Frost Elementary.
There are no in-and-out priveleges.
FAQ
Yes, well-behaved pets on leashes are welcome at our Earth Day celebration! Please be sure to clean up after your pet.
Yes! You are welcome to bring your own food. Tables, benches and picnic areas are available throughout the Garden on a first-come, first-served basis.
Yes, there is limited ADA parking available on site on a first-come, first served basis. There is also a drop off area near to the event entrance for guests who wish to drop off friends or family prior to parking. Note that there is a $5 fee for all on-site parking with no drop-offs allowed for unpaid vehicles.
Yes! The majority of our event is indoors, including our exhibitors and crafts. Outside activities will be under cover. We are prepared to celebrate with you rain or shine!
Thank You To Our Sponsors!
Interested in sponsorshop opportunities? Reach out to our Communications Director, Linda Kromer, at lkromer@oregongardenfoundation.org to learn more.
