Forest Festive: World Forestry Center Free Admission and Activities

Photo courtesy of World Forestry Center

Kick off your holiday season with a day of creativity, education and festive cheer during Forest Festive at the World Forestry Center.

On Saturday, December 7, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., bring your family and friends to enjoy a variety of free activities celebrating the beauty of Oregon’s forests during the holiday season.

Along with free admission, you can enjoy these activities during Forest Festive at the World Forestry Center:

Explore the Discovery Museum for Free!

Take advantage of free admission to the World Forestry Center’s Discovery Museum. Discover the fascinating world of sustainable forestry, explore interactive exhibits, and learn about the importance of preserving and managing our forests for future generations.

Craft Your Own Wreath

Get hands-on and create a one-of-a-kind holiday wreath using natural materials sourced directly from Oregon’s forests. Whether you’re a seasoned crafter or a beginner, this wreath-making workshop is the perfect way to create something special to decorate your home.

Fresh-Cut Christmas Trees

Need a Christmas tree? Browse a selection of fresh-cut trees available for purchase, with all proceeds supporting the Talk About Trees forestry education program. Each tree purchase comes with complimentary museum admission, making it a win-win for your holiday checklist and a good cause!

Virtual Reality Experience

Step into the world of forestry like never before with a free virtual reality experience. Travel through working forests, see the inner workings of sawmills and gain a new perspective on wildfire response efforts.

This unique activity is sure to inspire and educate both kids and adults alike.

Cozy Up with Hot Cocoa

No winter event is complete without hot cocoa! Warm up with a cup while enjoying the festive atmosphere and browsing all the activities.

Admission is free. Several activities are outside so be sure to dress for the weather.

World Forestry Center is at 4033 SW Canyon Rd. in Portland. For more information, visit World Forestry Center’s website.