The Bird Alliance of Oregon has announced the return of its 45th Wild Arts Festival, scheduled for December 6 and 7, 2025, at the Wingspan Event Center in the Washington County Fairgrounds. This annual event combines art, literature, and conservation to raise funds for the organization's mission of protecting birds and wildlife.
According to a representative from Charity Ace, who is assisting with fundraising, the festival provides a platform for the Bird Alliance to deepen the community's connection to nature. The event will feature 62 artists, 25 Northwest writers, and a silent auction with over 100 items, including art pieces, vacations, and experiences. Attendees can explore a diverse selection of artwork and nature-inspired books while supporting conservation initiatives.
The festival is presented by Backyard Bird Shop & Sauvie Island Natives. The new location at the Wingspan Event Center offers convenient access via light rail and ample parking. For more information, visit the event website or subscribe to the email list.
This year's festival builds on previous successes and aims to inspire love and protection for the environment. The Bird Alliance of Oregon, formerly the Audubon Society of Portland, has a long history of conservation education and advocacy. The Wild Arts Festival is a key fundraising event that supports these efforts.
Mark your calendars for December 6 and 7 to immerse yourself in a celebration of artistry and environmental stewardship. The festival promises a weekend of engaging with talented artists, meeting accomplished writers, and participating in a silent auction that benefits a vital cause.
