SW Washington offers countless seasonal events—there’s always something exciting happening!
Fall enthusiast and community leader John McDonagh (Owner of the Vancouver Business Journal and President/CEO of the Greater Vancouver Chamber) shares three of his favorite autumn activities. Discover how you too can celebrate the region’s changing seasons.
Photo credit: Vancouver Business Journal
Pumpkin Lane
Every weekend in October, Pomeroy Living History Farm transforms into Pumpkin Lane, where “pumpkin people” steal the show with quirky, creative displays perfect for photo ops—including the winner of the Pumpkin Lane Scene Contest! While you’re there, pick the perfect pumpkin for carving or baking, explore the historic farm, and enjoy fun family activities. Grab a cup of coffee, savor some tasty treats, and say hello to the friendly farm animals. Pumpkin Lane is everyone’s ultimate fall adventure!
Photo Credit: Pomeroy Farms
Credit: Clark County Historical Museum
Haunted Walking Tours
If you’re drawn to the eerie and love a good ghost story, Clark County Historical Museum has just the thrill for you! Want to explore the strange and unusual of downtown Vancouver’s past? Come along on Clark County’s haunted adventure! Every Friday and Saturday night in September and October, guides from the museum will lead you on a journey to uncover the unexplained and discover this historic city’s dark secrets! Get your tickets soon, they sell out quickly!
25th Anniversary BirdFest & Bluegrass
Join the flock at BirdFest & Bluegrass to celebrate the Sandhill Cranes’ majestic return to Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge! Hosted by the Friends of Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, this event combines live bluegrass tunes with a love for wildlife. It’s all about raising awareness and getting the community excited about protecting the refuge’s amazing natural and cultural treasures. Come for the cranes, stay for the music, and support a great cause!
