Welcome to Dayton
Registration is NOW OPEN. Get your scarecrow registered and in place by October 1st to be eligible for the contest. Photos will be taken on October 2nd, with Facebook voting until 10pm October 8th. Prizes will be awarded to the winners on October 9th. All scarecrows in the contest are requested to remain in place until October 13th so people have time to visit them all.
Ready… Set… SCARECROW!
To register, use the QR code on the announcement or click: https://forms.gle/oaZSeDhmqWxzby58A
Join world class fiddlers and foodies in Dayton, Oregon on Saturday, Sept. 21, 2024 for this unique and fun family event featuring musicians of all stripes playing throughout the day. Foragers will share their wares, and farms will be on hand to serve up the bounty of the harvest. Join a fun day in the heart of Oregon wine country. 11:30 AM-6:30 PM in Courthouse Square Park.
Brought to you by PAD (Performing Arts of Dayton). Learn more at: https://www.daytonoregon.gov/page/article/644
To register for the parade, click here.
Para registrarse para el desfile haga clic aquí
Sponsored by the City of Dayton.
The Dayton Community Development Association will be meeting tomorrow, 4/16, at 6:30 in the Palmer Creek Lodge lower level. The DCDA is looking for community members who have an interest in volunteering and would like to contribute to Dayton’s growth and improvement. We’re currently working on plans for our annual Friday Night Music in the park for the summer months. Please consider joining us and sharing your talents to help support our wonderful community.
Oregon Main Street is conducting an assessment of the Dayton Community Development Association. The assessment team will provide feedback to guide future efforts in sustaining and enhancing downtown Dayton. This is a service we provide to designated programs that are part of our statewide network. Responses to this survey will be used as part of the process to identify community priorities for downtown Dayton and provide recommendations to the Dayton Community Development Association.
In working with communities, Oregon Main Street uses the Main Street Approach tm which was developed by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. The Main Street Approachtm is a process communities can use to sustain and enhance traditional downtown districts by building on the history, character, and assets unique to each community. Oregon Main Street is part of Heritage Programs in Oregon Parks and Recreation Department. We appreciate your time in answering these questions.
Update: The survey is now closed. Thank you for participating!
