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SUMMARY:Tour the Supreme Court Building
DESCRIPTION:In honor of the America 250 celebration\, the Oregon Judicial Department (OJD) will be offering free tours of the historic Supreme Court building in downtown Salem throughout July. \nTours will be held every Tuesday starting July 7 until July 28 from noon to 1 p.m. and are free to join. No need to register in advance — just drop by the Oregon Supreme Court building at 1163 State Street. \n“The Supreme Court building has a rich history in Oregon and stands as a powerful symbol of the significance of the Judicial Branch in our government and our communities\,” said Meagan A. Flynn\, Chief Justice of the Oregon Supreme Court. “By opening our doors to Oregonians\, we hope to encourage a deeper appreciation of the importance of civics and the rule of law as we celebrate 250 years of forming a more perfect union.” \nOregon’s Supreme Court building was built in 1914 and remains the oldest continuously operating government building on the Capitol Mall. The building is considered a premier example of Oregon State Architect William C. Knighton’s work in the Beaux Arts style and is included on the National Register of Historic Places. \nAnyone entering the building will need to go through a security screening\, which includes walking through a metal detector. Tours will be led by law clerks who can explain the outstanding features of the building and answer any questions. Other details\, including directions to the building and where to park\, can be found on OJD’s website. \nThese court tours are just one way OJD is honoring America 250. See all the ways OJD is reflecting on the role of the courts by visiting our website: courts.oregon.gov/America-250
URL:https://pressplaysalem.com/calendar/tour-the-oregon-supreme-court-building/2026-07-07/
LOCATION:Oregon Supreme Court\, 1163 State Street\, Salem\, 97301\, United States
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SUMMARY:Tour the Supreme Court Building
DESCRIPTION:In honor of the America 250 celebration\, the Oregon Judicial Department (OJD) will be offering free tours of the historic Supreme Court building in downtown Salem throughout July. \nTours will be held every Tuesday starting July 7 until July 28 from noon to 1 p.m. and are free to join. No need to register in advance — just drop by the Oregon Supreme Court building at 1163 State Street. \n“The Supreme Court building has a rich history in Oregon and stands as a powerful symbol of the significance of the Judicial Branch in our government and our communities\,” said Meagan A. Flynn\, Chief Justice of the Oregon Supreme Court. “By opening our doors to Oregonians\, we hope to encourage a deeper appreciation of the importance of civics and the rule of law as we celebrate 250 years of forming a more perfect union.” \nOregon’s Supreme Court building was built in 1914 and remains the oldest continuously operating government building on the Capitol Mall. The building is considered a premier example of Oregon State Architect William C. Knighton’s work in the Beaux Arts style and is included on the National Register of Historic Places. \nAnyone entering the building will need to go through a security screening\, which includes walking through a metal detector. Tours will be led by law clerks who can explain the outstanding features of the building and answer any questions. Other details\, including directions to the building and where to park\, can be found on OJD’s website. \nThese court tours are just one way OJD is honoring America 250. See all the ways OJD is reflecting on the role of the courts by visiting our website: courts.oregon.gov/America-250
URL:https://pressplaysalem.com/calendar/tour-the-oregon-supreme-court-building/2026-07-14/
LOCATION:Oregon Supreme Court\, 1163 State Street\, Salem\, 97301\, United States
CATEGORIES:community,tour
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SUMMARY:Tour the Supreme Court Building
DESCRIPTION:In honor of the America 250 celebration\, the Oregon Judicial Department (OJD) will be offering free tours of the historic Supreme Court building in downtown Salem throughout July. \nTours will be held every Tuesday starting July 7 until July 28 from noon to 1 p.m. and are free to join. No need to register in advance — just drop by the Oregon Supreme Court building at 1163 State Street. \n“The Supreme Court building has a rich history in Oregon and stands as a powerful symbol of the significance of the Judicial Branch in our government and our communities\,” said Meagan A. Flynn\, Chief Justice of the Oregon Supreme Court. “By opening our doors to Oregonians\, we hope to encourage a deeper appreciation of the importance of civics and the rule of law as we celebrate 250 years of forming a more perfect union.” \nOregon’s Supreme Court building was built in 1914 and remains the oldest continuously operating government building on the Capitol Mall. The building is considered a premier example of Oregon State Architect William C. Knighton’s work in the Beaux Arts style and is included on the National Register of Historic Places. \nAnyone entering the building will need to go through a security screening\, which includes walking through a metal detector. Tours will be led by law clerks who can explain the outstanding features of the building and answer any questions. Other details\, including directions to the building and where to park\, can be found on OJD’s website. \nThese court tours are just one way OJD is honoring America 250. See all the ways OJD is reflecting on the role of the courts by visiting our website: courts.oregon.gov/America-250
URL:https://pressplaysalem.com/calendar/tour-the-oregon-supreme-court-building/2026-07-21/
LOCATION:Oregon Supreme Court\, 1163 State Street\, Salem\, 97301\, United States
CATEGORIES:community,tour
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SUMMARY:Tour the Supreme Court Building
DESCRIPTION:In honor of the America 250 celebration\, the Oregon Judicial Department (OJD) will be offering free tours of the historic Supreme Court building in downtown Salem throughout July. \nTours will be held every Tuesday starting July 7 until July 28 from noon to 1 p.m. and are free to join. No need to register in advance — just drop by the Oregon Supreme Court building at 1163 State Street. \n“The Supreme Court building has a rich history in Oregon and stands as a powerful symbol of the significance of the Judicial Branch in our government and our communities\,” said Meagan A. Flynn\, Chief Justice of the Oregon Supreme Court. “By opening our doors to Oregonians\, we hope to encourage a deeper appreciation of the importance of civics and the rule of law as we celebrate 250 years of forming a more perfect union.” \nOregon’s Supreme Court building was built in 1914 and remains the oldest continuously operating government building on the Capitol Mall. The building is considered a premier example of Oregon State Architect William C. Knighton’s work in the Beaux Arts style and is included on the National Register of Historic Places. \nAnyone entering the building will need to go through a security screening\, which includes walking through a metal detector. Tours will be led by law clerks who can explain the outstanding features of the building and answer any questions. Other details\, including directions to the building and where to park\, can be found on OJD’s website. \nThese court tours are just one way OJD is honoring America 250. See all the ways OJD is reflecting on the role of the courts by visiting our website: courts.oregon.gov/America-250
URL:https://pressplaysalem.com/calendar/tour-the-oregon-supreme-court-building/2026-07-28/
LOCATION:Oregon Supreme Court\, 1163 State Street\, Salem\, 97301\, United States
CATEGORIES:community,tour
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SUMMARY:Guided Building Tour of the Oregon State Capitol
DESCRIPTION:Guided Building Tour of the Oregon State Capitol — Take a free 30-minute guided tour highlighting the Capitol’s art\, architecture\, and history\, including the Rotunda murals\, House and Senate chambers\, and\, when accessible\, the Governor’s Office. Tours begin at the State Seal in the Rotunda; check in first at the Visitor Services Information Desk. 10:30 a.m.\, 11:30 a.m.\, 1:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday through Nov 13 at the Oregon State Capitol\, ​​900 Court St NE. Free.
URL:https://pressplaysalem.com/calendar/guided-building-tour-of-the-oregon-state-capitol/
LOCATION:Oregon State Capitol\, 900 Court St NE\, Salem\, 97301\, United States
CATEGORIES:tour
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SUMMARY:2026 Tour of Remodeled Homes
DESCRIPTION:2026 Tour of Remodeled Homes — Explore six recently completed whole-home remodeling projects during this self-guided tour. Local remodelers will showcase updated kitchens\, refreshed bathrooms\, and full-home transformations while sharing ideas for anyone planning a project or looking for design inspiration. Shoes must be removed inside the homes\, and photography\, food\, drinks\, pets and strollers are not permitted. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sept 26 at participating homes.
URL:https://pressplaysalem.com/calendar/2026-tour-of-remodeled-homes/
CATEGORIES:tour
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SUMMARY:Curator Tour: The Fabric of Sleep
DESCRIPTION:10/16/2026 Curator Tour 10 am – The Fabric of Sleep.  \nCoverlets\, quilts and blankets\, oh my!  In this tour we will look specifically at the manufacture and use of textiles to aid us in a good night’s sleep\, and how those textiles and sleep traditions have changed over the years as we wend our way through the museum’s permanent and changing exhibits! \nThis guided tour is included with museum admission.\nSee pricing here.
URL:https://pressplaysalem.com/calendar/curator-tour-the-fabric-of-sleep/
LOCATION:Willamette Heritage Center\, 1313 Mill St\, Salem\, 97301\, United States
CATEGORIES:tour
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