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Established in 1908, Portland Yacht Club is Oregon's oldest yacht club, set on the Columbia River overlooking Tomahawk Island with moorage for more than 200 vessels. The historic clubhouse offers a distinctive waterfront backdrop for weddings, corporate gatherings, and milestone celebrations, and does not require membership to book. Event spaces include the Ballroom, with large windows on one end overlooking the river and a stage for live music on the other; the Kelly Bar and Eaton Bar, both offering full-service dining with river views; a formal dining room suited to larger buffet or plated dinners; and an expansive patio and lawn with panoramic river views, heaters and firepits, and room for wedding ceremonies. Club rentals include a server and bartender for up to four hours, round tables and banquet chairs, complimentary secured parking for more than 150 vehicles, and a planning meeting with the Sales & Events Manager. A full-time Executive Chef accommodates dietary restrictions and food allergies, and couples may bring their own vendors, with a third-party planner or coordinator required for weddings.

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The Jackson Bottom Wetlands Education Center sits on the hillside above the Tualatin River, on the southern edge of the 635-acre Jackson Bottom Wetlands Preserve in Hillsboro, Oregon. The 12,000-square-foot facility was completed in September 2003 following a $2.5 million capital campaign, and today serves as both a nature education resource and a rental venue overlooking the preserve's restored wetland habitat. For weddings and private events, hosts can choose between the center's main classroom, which seats up to 50 guests, and the adjoining 3,000-square-foot covered deck, which holds up to 50 more guests overlooking the preserve. The two spaces together accommodate dinner and dancing for up to 100 guests. The venue also hosts meetings, banquets, receptions, workshops, class reunions, and seminars.

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Voodoo Doughnut Too is the second Portland, Oregon location of Voodoo Doughnut, the doughnut shop founded by Kenneth "Cat Daddy" Pogson and Tres Shannon after they identified a gap in the city's food scene and opened their first storefront in Old Town in 2003. Located on NE Davis Street, this shop carries forward the brand's bold, do-it-yourself approach to hospitality alongside its lineup of over 35 handcrafted doughnut flavors, including a line of vegan options. Beyond doughnuts, Voodoo Doughnut hosts wedding ceremonies right at the shop, offering both legally binding ceremonies and non-legal ceremonies suited to vow renewals or photoshoots. Couples can pair their "I Dough" moment with custom wedding doughnuts, including Newlywed Dolls designed to resemble the couple, oversized doughnut centerpieces, and themed dessert assortments, with orders accommodating groups from 10 to 200-plus guests. Voodoo Doughnut has drawn national media attention over the years, appearing on The Travel Channel, MTV, Good Morning America, and The Tonight Show, among other outlets.

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Awbrey Glen Golf Club is a private club in Northwest Bend, Oregon, built around an 18-hole championship golf course set among pines and dramatic Central Oregon rock formations, with views of the Cascades. The 7,007-yard course was originally designed by Oregon architect Gene "Bunny" Mason in 1993 and has since been redesigned by David McLay Kidd, known for Bandon Dunes, Gamble Sands, and Tetherow. Beyond golf, the club centers member life around Nineteen Dining, helmed by Chef Jake McPeck and offering both a Grill and Dining Room with views of the Cascades. The club also maintains a heated outdoor pool complex with a lap pool, kiddie pool, and hot tub, along with a fitness center and a practice facility that includes a double-ended driving range, a five-hole par-three Loop course, and practice bunkers and greens open year-round. The club runs a full social calendar for members, including speaker series, theatre outings, and monthly wine dinners organized by its Wine Education Group, reflecting its focus on community alongside competitive and recreational golf.

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The Favell Museum sits on the banks of the Link River in Klamath Falls, Oregon, where it houses more than 100,000 Native American artifacts spanning 12,000 years, including arrowheads, stone tools, pottery, and beadwork, alongside contemporary Western art by artists such as Charles M. Russell and John Clymer. The collection represents cultures from the Midwest to the Pacific coast, with particular emphasis on the tribes of Southern Oregon and the Columbia River area. Beyond its galleries, the museum offers a banquet facility for weddings, dinners, meetings, and other special events. The riverside room pairs a state-of-the-art kitchen with warm lighting and a gas fireplace, while an adjoining patio opens the celebration to the outdoors. Projector equipment, speakers, and WiFi come included, and the museum's own tables and chairs are available to renters, making the space suited to everything from an intimate ceremony to a larger reception.

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