
The entrance to a 900-foot-long bouncy obstacle course. Photo: Courtesy of The Big Bounce America
If you're not quite ready for fall, never fear. This weekend will feel a lot like summer. So go out and play!
๐ The giant bouncy houses that have been touring the U.S. have arrived in Portland. Sessions are divided by age: under 4, under 8, under 16 and adults-only. At the Portland International Raceway, Friday through Sunday, this weekend and next. $22โ$45.
๐ Portland's Japanese Garden celebrates 60 years with performances, crafts and a special cafe menu. Sunday, 10amโ3pm. $16โ22.
๐ช The Festival of Nations showcases food, entertainment and vendors from East Portland's multicultural community and businesses. Saturday, 11amโ4pm. Free.
๐ฝ Corn mazes are already up and running at several spots near Portland, including The Pumpkin Patch and Bella Organics on Sauvie Island.
- Topaz Farm has a sunflower maze, and Flower Farmer in Canby offers miniature train rides through fields of flowers. $7โ$10, kids under 2 free.
๐ป Oktoberfest is on tap through Sunday at Mount Angel with food, beer, wine, folk dancing, wiener dog races and a kids play area. Tickets for some entertainment areas; day or festival passes run $10โ$50.
๐คน Portland's 31st Juggling Festival offers workshops and a "Vaudeville Extravaganza" on Saturday night. Friday evening through Sunday afternoon. $15โ$60 depending on age and event.
๐ Find plenty to munch on at SnackFest, showcasing food trucks and other vendors, plus new one-off experiences like a pop-up seven-course meal and a fried chicken throwdown. Friday through Sunday. Free entry, experience prices vary.

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