Oregon State Federation

Portland District Tea Party Fundraiser
2026-01-31 | Savage Memorial Presbyterian Church, 1740 SE 139th Ave, Portland, OR, 97233
Come to our Annual Valentines Tea Party!
A Fundraiser for the Portland District Garden Clubs!!
Join us to celebrate this festive occasion when couples, friends, and families express love and affection! You will experience an English tea–including finger sandwiches, scones and cakes, served with various teas: a tiered experience of delicate foods and etiquette! Along with the tea there will be music and a raffle, as well as baskets of flowers for sale!
This event is a fundraiser for Portland District Garden Clubs, supporting their charitable work around the area, such as wheelchairs for the mobility challenged at the Oregon Coast, the Gold Star Marker Program and the Oregon State University Botany and Agricultural Science Scholarship Fund. Hosted by Tuesday Morning Garden Club, Multnomah Garden Club, Oregon Cactus & Succulents Club and Villa Garden Club.
♥ The Valentine’s Tea Party Fundraiser will begin at 1 PM, Saturday, January 31st, at Savage Memorial Presbyterian Church, 1740 SE 139th Avenue, Portland, in their Fellowship Hall.
♥ COST TO ATTEND IS $30/PERSON. SPACES MUST BE PURCHASED before January 24th!! Hurry!! Spaces are limited!
♥ To reserve your space(s), send your check made out to “Portland District Garden Clubs” to: Pat Allabastro, 12633 NE Morris Street, Portland OR 97230-1635.
oWe can’t wait to see you at the Portland District Garden Clubs’ Annual Valentine’s Tea Party Fundraiser! Final Version

Whidbey Gardening Workshop
2026-03-21 08:00 - 16:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Oak Harbor High School, 1 Wildcat Way, Oak Harbor, WA, 98277
Early registration starts January 30!
Whether you’re new to gardening, seasoned
horticulturist, or want to learn the latest in sustainable
gardening practices, you’ll enjoy attending.
37th Whidbey Gardening Workshop
Saturday, March 21, 2026
8 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Oak Harbor High School, Oak Harbor, WA
In-person classes – Hands-on learning – Demos
Something for every gardener
Sustainable techniques for growing local food
This year’s theme focuses on improving individual and community health and wellbeing by applying sustainable techniques for growing your own fruits, vegetables, and herbs, and transitioning to locally sourced food.
We are also offering our usual variety of classes on garden maintenance and design, ornamental plants, gardening in a time of climate change, native plants, microclimates, and much more!
Half the classes offered this year are new, including mixing veggies into perennial gardens, roots and rare fruits, winter sowing and propagation, hügelkultur, exploring a windswept forest, futurescaping, resilient yards and ecosystems.
There will also be Make-n-Take classes, bookstore and book signing, free gardening demonstrations, and opportunity to speak with Master Gardeners. The Marketplace will feature a range of plants, trees, starts, dahlia tubers, handmade goodies and garden art, gardening tools, and local non-profit organizations.
Save the Date
Registration Opens January 30, 2026
Early Bird rates January 30 – February 8, 2026
Learn more WhidbeyGardening.org
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