Stay informed about the latest events and activities in Corvallis
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is offering holiday affordability measures to help families save money. Permit fees for Christmas trees and firewood have been slashed to just $1.
The Corvallis holiday parade is making a comeback, bringing much-needed cheer and economic activity to local businesses. Residents anticipate the event as a highlight for the community.
OSU research offers insights into spreading Christmas joy, while a beloved holiday event returns to Corvallis. The article also mentions adults participating in a spelling competition.
Many local Christmas tree farms have opened their doors for the season, with most U-cut locations starting operations around Thanksgiving. Residents can now visit their favorite long-standing tree farms or discover new ones to find the perfect holiday centerpiece.
The Mistletones performed Christmas Carols at the Corvallis Tree Lighting by the Riverfront. Santa Claus also made an appearance at the event.
The Madras Christmas Lights Parade will feature festive lights and warm treats. Hot chocolate was served at a previous Christmas parade in Corvallis.
The annual Corvallis Tree Lighting by the Riverfront has returned, featuring a performance of Christmas Carols by The Mistletones. Santa Claus made an appearance at this new community event on November 23, 2025.
Christmas tree permits are now available for purchase online through Recreation.gov and in-person. This allows residents to obtain a tree from the Siuslaw National Forest.
The Downtown Corvallis Organization is hosting a new Christmas tradition on November 23rd at 6 p.m. This event marks the official start of the holiday season in Corvallis.
Corvallis police officers connected with local children during a special holiday shopping event. This initiative aimed to foster positive relationships between law enforcement and the community during the festive season.