Tip: Tickets release in May for the September festival. Book hotels 4-6 weeks ahead; the city sells out.
More food festivals in Portland
Portland's citywide Dumpling Week in February, with 40+ restaurants offering $14-or-less dumpling specials, from potstickers to momos to ravioli.
Tip: No tickets or pass required, just show up. Reservations recommended at the top-tier rooms. 12th annual in 2026.
Lan Su Chinese Garden's Mid-Autumn Festival in downtown Portland celebrates the harvest moon with mooncakes, lion dances, lantern lights and an evening.
Tip: Date follows the lunar calendar. The evening Moonlight Market is timed-ticketed and sells out fast.
Portland's waterfront food festival every August on Tom McCall Waterfront Park, with Oregon chefs, mixologists, beer, wine and live music across three days.
Tip: Tickets release in late June. Friday evening is quieter than the Saturday peak.
Portland's January seafood and wine showcase at the Expo Center brings 175-plus booths of Oregon Coast seafood, Willamette Valley wine, Oregon cider and distilled spirits over two festival days.
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