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Whats happening this weekend Oregon Trail Days celebration, free outdoor movie events and other activities

Tumwater, WALocal News

The Oregon Trail Days festival, now in its 58th year, kicks off this weekend in Tenino, Washington. Families are invited to enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, including free movie screenings under the stars. This annual celebration has become a staple in Thurston County, fostering community spirit and engagement. Local organizers highlight the significance of celebrating regional history and culture through such events. In addition to the movies, attendees can expect live entertainment, food vendors, and family-friendly activities throughout the weekend.

The festival not only offers fun but also strengthens community ties and promotes local businesses. With a rich history spanning nearly six decades, Oregon Trail Days continues to attract visitors from surrounding areas. This weekend's festivities are poised to deliver a memorable experience for all who attend.

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