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Harry & David Field is a multipurpose ground available for recreational activities and main events of the city. The stadium has natural grass and has hosted various concerts, festivals and wedding receptions. It was also home to the West League Champions for Summer League. Contact them if you have any bigger event coming up and are looking for a venue to host it. You can also join them for their sporting fixtures or concerts.

Eden Valley Orchards is a family run orchard that produces some of the state's best wines. The orchards produce their own wine brand called EdenVale Wines that started being produced in 2003. The estate has a lovely tasting room that any wine lover would absolutely enjoy, and even if you're not a wine connoisseur, you'd still enjoy the experience. Do check their website for tasting room timings. They also have a charming tapas bar called Enoteca Wine Bar & Bistro, which is a great place to when you feel particularly celebratory. The estate has regular wine events as well as weekly jazz music festivals that go perfectly with an evening of great wine, so do stay in the loop through their website. The estate is also a great option to have your wedding or any private celebration at. Do contact them or visit their website for details.

Dating back to 1924, The Craterian Theater at The Collier Center for the Performing Arts was renamed for a while from 1997 till 2012 as Craterian Ginger Rogers Theater before it was rechristened to its present name. This versatile venue has been entertaining for generations now and continues to have a plethora of programs that will keep you enthralled. From theatrical acts to concerts, dance shows and Broadway tours, there is something for everyone at this historic space.

Part of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, within the complex you can find the New Theatre.

Located off East Main Street, Angus Bowmer Theatre opened its doors in the year 1970. It is named after the former director, Angus L. Bowmer. This state-of-the-art theater can seat hundreds of guests. This indoor theater features stadium-style seating arrangements which offers unobstructed views of the main stage. It was designed by the architects, Kirk, Wallace and McKinley.