New exhibit fromt the Smithsonain museum coming July 25th!
World War I: Lessons and Legacies will open thursday, July 25th with panels from the Smithsonian museum and accompanied by artifacts and photographs from Woodburns own history with the Great War.
Woodburn Museum
Where history meets entertainment in the heart of Woodburn, Oregon. There is no entry fee so come in and say hello to our ancient bison!
Discover the rich tapestry of our region's past, showcasing a captivating collection of historical artifacts, photographs, prehistory, and artwork. Immerse yourself in the heritage and culture of Woodburn through engaging exhibits that bring to life the stories of our ancestors and the evolution of our community over the years.
Explore our curated displays, featuring local industry, pioneer life, cultural traditions, and significant historical events. There's something for everyone to enjoy and learn from at our museum. Enhancing your visit are our collections of historical photos, offering a captivating glimpse into Woodburn's past and preserving cherished memories for generations to come. Marvel at the iconic landmarks, bustling streets, and everyday moments captured through the lens of time, serving as a reminder of how far we've come and the legacy we continue to build.
Themuseum is madepossiblethroughtheefforts of staff and volunteers. For informationaboutvolunteeringclickhere.
Bungalow Theatre
Adjacent to the museum lies the Bungalow Theatre a beloved fixture of Woodburn since 1911. The community theater includes many historic cinema-related objects and old-time movie memorabilia. We would like the Bungalow Theater to once again be a gathering place for the community to see performing arts, watch movies, and socialize.
Keep your eyes peeled for upcoming events and performances.
For rental requests, please fill out this form and return it to Mike Jansen via email at mike.jansen@ci.woodburn.or.us or return the completed application to Woodburn City Hall at 270 Montgomery St. Woodburn, OR 97071.
