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Open Streets returns Sunday, August 20, 2023!

Central Park to Peanut Park, 11 am to 3 pm

Join us for our 5th annual, free street festival that re-imagines our shared public spaces – streets and parks – as places where people want to walk, bike, and play.

2023 Route Map

The 2023 route travels from Central Park to Peanut Park.

Open Streets features live music, dance, fitness activities, giant-sized games, food and more!

Sponsors and local organizations can sign up to host an activity in a park or in the street. Activity host sign-ups are available on the Activities Page and Sponsor Page.

If you live on the route, surprise us with something fun in your front yard or in the street in front of your home. Need ideas? Check out some of our own.

Be a Volunteer

Volunteers make Open Streets Corvallis possible! Short shifts, camaraderie, and plenty of time to explore the event, too.
We appreciate your commitment to the community!

What People Say

I LOVE this event! I love that it’s low-key and free and a manageable length and that it moves around each year. I love the community it encourages!

2019

The open street events are so important for community interactions and people getting to meet each other. 

2017

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Beyond a One-Day Event

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