Salem, OR – As spring begins to bloom in Salem, a variety of exciting local events will keep residents and visitors entertained from March 20 to March 26. From food trucks to plant sales and spring break activities, there’s something for everyone to enjoy in the heart of Oregon’s capital city.
Deepwood Museum and Gardens Plant Sale
For those with a green thumb or a love for nature, the Deepwood Museum and Gardens will host its annual plant sale on March 21 and 22. Held at the museum’s parking lot at the corner of Southeast 12th and Lee Streets, this event will run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on both days.
The sale will feature a variety of native plants, seeds, and gardening supplies, making it an ideal destination for those looking to spruce up their yards or gardens. Attendees can also enjoy free guided tours of the museum’s beautiful nature trails and gardens. Expert gardeners will be on hand to provide advice and answer plant-related questions.
Cherry City Bagels Grand Opening
Bagel lovers in Salem have something to look forward to on March 22, when Cherry City Bagels will celebrate its grand opening. The new bagel food truck, located at Beehive Station at 1510 Fabry Rd. S.E., will be open from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the opening day, offering a variety of freshly made bagels and spreads.
In addition to serving up delicious bagels, the grand opening will include games, raffles, and free samples, giving attendees the chance to experience what the new food truck has to offer. This event marks the beginning of what is sure to be a popular stop for breakfast and lunch in Salem.
Spring Break Activities
With spring break taking place during this week, families will find plenty of activities to keep their children entertained. While specific events aren’t detailed, local schools in Salem typically schedule this time for fun and educational activities. Families can look forward to outdoor adventures, art programs, and community events designed for young learners and teenagers. The mild spring weather will be perfect for exploring Salem’s parks, museums, and other family-friendly attractions.
A Week of Fun and Community Spirit
Salem is always buzzing with activity, but the events from March 20 to 26 are especially designed to bring the community together. Whether it’s indulging in fresh bagels, picking up plants for the garden, or spending quality time with family during spring break, this week offers a unique blend of relaxation, entertainment, and local flavor.
With a variety of activities on the horizon, Salem residents and visitors alike are encouraged to make the most of this vibrant week, and perhaps even discover something new in their own backyard. Keep an eye on local news outlets like Salem Reporter for more updates on events happening around town.
