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Lime Green Parade: 20 Years of Fun at Oregon Fair
11 Jul
Summary
- The Oregon Country Fair celebrated the 20th anniversary of its unofficial Lime Green Friday Parade.
- Hundreds of attendees dressed in lime green participated in the festive parade.
- The fair is a long-standing tradition featuring vendors, performers, and community support.
The Oregon Country Fair opened its 58th annual event with a colorful celebration, marking the 20th anniversary of its unofficial Lime Green Friday Parade. Hundreds of festivalgoers, dressed head-to-toe in various shades of lime green, marched through the grounds.
The parade tradition, which began informally in 2005, has grown significantly over two decades. Participants, ranging from dedicated enthusiasts to families, showcase creative costumes and a shared enthusiasm for the vibrant tradition.
Beyond the parade, the Oregon Country Fair continues its long-standing role as a hub for hundreds of vendors and live performers. This year's event, held July 10-12, highlights the fair's commitment to arts, community support, and fostering a unique cultural experience.
The fair's philanthropic efforts contribute significantly to local arts programs, homeless shelters, food banks, and medical centers, building goodwill within the surrounding community. This positive reception is reflected in the community's welcoming embrace of the fair's presence.
