Troutdale First Friday Street Fair

Photo courtesy of City of Troutdale

Explore Troutdale’s art community during the First Friday Street Fair.

On the first Friday of the month in the summer, the streets will be filled with vendors, sidewalk dining, live music, family-friendly activities and more. The fun continues during the fall months with activities moving indoors. 

Here’s more information about the 2026 event. 

Troutdale First Friday Street Fair

The Historic Columbia River Highway between Buxton Road and Kibling Street is open to foot traffic only during the Troutdale First Friday Street Fair. 

More than 80 vendors along with four galleries will have arts and crafts on display. Peruse handmade jewelry, custom woodworking designs, art prints and paintings, artisan foods, needlework and quilting products, home and kitchen goods, clothing and candles. Also, there are 14 additional businesses showcasing their products and services.

Grab a bite to eat at one of 16 restaurants along the street fair. At Mayor’s Square, listen to live music and partake in family-friendly activities. 

2026 Events

In 2026, the event is held 5-9 p.m. on these dates:

• June 6
• August 7
• September 4

Parking and Shuttle

Sasquatch Shuttle provides free shuttle service.

Shuttle service begins at 4:30 p.m. and arrives every 20-25 minutes. The shuttle will make its last run from the visitor center at 9:30 p.m.

Free shuttle service is available from the following locations:

• Columbia Gorge Outlets, 450 NW 257th Way
• Gateway to the Gorge Visitor Center, 475 E Historic Columbia River Hwy
• Troutdale Art Center, 903 E Historic Columbia River Hwy

The event takes place along the Historic Columbia River Highway between Buxton Road and Kibling Street in Troutdale. For more information, visit City of Troutdale’s website. 

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