Parking
Visitors to the Northwest Art & Air Festival pay $10 to park daily at Timber-Linn Memorial Park or the Linn County Expo Center. Parking fees will be charged on both days.
Parking space is available at Expo Center just north of the park at the intersection of Dogwood Avenue and Timber Street, and in the fields at the south end of the park adjacent to Price Road.
Handicapped accessible and VIP parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis at the west end of the footbridge outside the main festival entry.
Entering/Exiting
Traffic leaving from the south parking area will be routed westbound on Highway 20, while those parked to the north will be routed onto Dogwood, then Goldfish Farm Road to go east or Timber Street to go west.
As with other large events, please allow enough time prior to the event and expect traffic congestion. Thank you in advance for your patience to safely enter and exit the venue.
Directions
Sponsor Hotels
Registration
- $25 registration, on day of the event only
- Awards at 1 p.m.
- For more information, visit willamettestudebakers.com
2025 Registration Form Download Flier
Presented by the Willamette Chapter of the Studebaker Drivers Club
A free* event August 22, 23, and 24*, 2025, in Timber Linn Park, Albany, Oregon!
AM balloon launch** / art vendors / food / beer and wine / music / family zone / night glow**
AM balloon launch** / car show / art vendors / food / beer and wine / music / family zone / mainstage concert
AM balloon launch** / rest of festival closed
*Parking is $10 daily, Friday and Saturday. **balloon launches and night glow operate weather permitting
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Presenting Sponsor
Titanium Sponsors
Thank you to all our sponsors! See our sponsors
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City Hall, 333 Broadalbin St SW
A free, family-friendly event for ages 1-12.
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More information coming soon.
