• Golf Tournament: Annual fun fundraising event for Chamber of Commerce programs.

  

• Tulip Festival: March 25 through May 8, 2011

• Cinco de Mayo: May -- Promotes Woodburn as a culturally-diverse community.

• The 4th of July -- An old-fashioned "Chuckwagon Breakfast" with activities throughout the day, ending with a community-sponsored fireworks display.

• Mexican Fiesta: August -- Features authentic Mexican entertainment and food; carnival, soccer playoffs.

• Christmas Lighting Contest

• First Citizen Award

• Business of the Year Award

Engine 1785: This old steam locomotive has been cosmetically restored and stands in a fenced city park downtown at Cleveland and Railroad Avenues. The dream of the Oregon Railway Historical Society, which has conducted the restoration, is to put the engine back to work pulling excursion trips between Woodburn and Stayton. So far, Engine 1785 holds claim to the distinction of the best cosmetic restoration of an engine of its period west of the Mississippi River. (Photo by Camron Settlemier)

Woodburn Memorial Aquatic Center: Opened in October of 1995, the facility includes a 25-meter by 25-yard pool, a shallow wading pool for children and an on-deck spa and spacious dressing rooms equipped with sauna. The walls of the center are lined with more than 660 tiles etched with the names of pool supporters.

World's Berry Center Museum: Located at 455 N. Front Street, Woodburn's museum has on display vintage photos and artifacts from Woodburn's past. Silent movies shown in the restored Bungalow Theater.

Other attractions include:

Settlemier House Tulip Fields Woodburn Public Library Golf Courses Glatt House Gallery Old Believer Church Settlemier Park Legion Park Woodburn Dragstrip