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2417 Pacific Avenue, Forest Grove
503-357-3006

Forest Grove and Cornelius, Oregon

The chamber for Forest Grove and Cornelius.

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Forest Grove

2417 Pacific Avenue

Chamber office and Visitor Center

Monday thru Friday, 8:30 a.m. – noon & 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.
503-357-3006

Cornelius

1370 N Adair St

Business CenterCentro de Desarrollo Empresarial

Inside the Cornelius Public Library
503-438-9457

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Next on the calendar

One calendar for both towns.

An audience seated at tables in a library meeting room facing a woman with a microphone, the projection screen beside her carrying the chamber tree logo and the words Forest Grove / Cornelius.
The Cornelius Public Library, 1370 N Adair Street, is the chamber's second address.

The full calendar

The chamber year

The Corn Roast, and the rest of the year.

Forest Grove has roasted corn on the third Saturday in September since 1964.

Rows of white canopy tents down a closed street under mature trees, families walking between vendor tables, a corn-cob mascot in the crowd.
Saturday, September 19, 2026 | 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Forest Grove Corn Roast College Way and 21st Avenue, Forest Grove Free to walk in. Corn is three dollars an ear, two for five. Vendors, games and music on a closed street.
A man pouring wine at a tasting table set up inside a shop, two visitors waiting with glasses.
May Spring Wine Walk Wineries pour inside downtown storefronts for one afternoon.
A stone hall packed with guests at round tables, many applauding, tall gold centerpieces throughout.
March Chamber Stars Gala Our awards night, over dinner at the Walters Cultural Arts Center, Hillsboro.
Santa Claus standing in the bed of a marked Forest Grove Police pickup truck at night, lit by red and blue emergency lights.
Date to be announced Holiday Tree Lighting Forest Grove Police bring Santa in on a pickup.

Also in the year

Our leading investors

The businesses that back our year.

Every investor, by level

From the Board Chair

When one tree grows stronger, the whole forest benefits.

To me, that’s the role of our Chamber.

Willow Oelke
Board Chair, Wauna Credit Union. From her letter “Rooted in Community,” July 8, 2026.

A smiling woman with long fair hair and a round pendant necklace, photographed against a brightly painted mural.
Five women standing shoulder to shoulder on a stage, the second from right holding a small wooden award, in front of a projected slide reading Non-Profit / Service Organization of the Year Award beside the chamber logo.
Non-Profit Service Organization of the Year.Photograph by Courtney Couch Photography.
A smiling woman holding out a large white catering box lettered Wedge and Cured, packed with cheese, fruit and cured meats, trees and open sky behind her.
Wedge & Cured Charcuterie Boards, a member.
The corner storefront of an antiques shop in a white-painted clapboard building, a hand-lettered Antiques sign over the door and benches and cabinets out on the sidewalk.
Corner Antiques and Collectibles, a member.
Two volunteers in yellow chamber T-shirts laughing at the camera behind trays of roasted corn, one holding a shucked cob in a heavy work glove.
Corn Roast volunteers, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

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You get two visits before anyone asks you to join.

  • What it costsRise & Shine and ribbon cuttings are free. The monthly luncheon is twenty dollars for members and twenty-two for everyone else.
  • Where to find usRise & Shine moves; the luncheon is usually at the City Auditorium.
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Two men greeting each other with an arm around the shoulder at an indoor chamber event, other guests around them.
Rise & Shine, first Thursday, no registration.
About sixteen people standing outside a single-storey commercial building holding a ribbon, one pair with oversized ceremonial scissors.
A ribbon cutting. Open to anyone.
Chamber members posed together in a lobby hung with bunting.
The banner reads Individuals Welcome.

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