Saturday, July 19, 2025

The 40th Annual Oregon Asian Celebration Returns
July 19th 2025 to Alton Baker Park!

10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Free Admission

Eugene, OR — The Oregon Asian Celebration celebrates its 40th anniversary annual festival on Saturday, July 19th, 2025 at Alton Baker Park.

The festival enters its 40th year and serves up a banquet of Asian cultural heritage in music, dance, martial arts, folk crafts, youth activities, exhibits, Asian foods, a bustling marketplace, and special activities.

As always, everyone is welcome to get involved and help make the Asian Celebration a memorable event!

We are now accepting applications or inquiries for Main Stage performers, marketplace, food vendors, and sponsors at AsianCelebration.org/get-involved.

We look forward to hearing from you!

Lean More about the Year of the Snake

10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Free Admission

Eugene, OR — The Oregon Asian Celebration celebrates its 40th anniversary annual festival on Saturday, July 19th, 2025 at Alton Baker Park.

As always, everyone is welcome to get involved and help make the Asian Celebration a memorable event!

We are now accepting applications or inquiries for Main Stage performers, marketplace, food vendors, and sponsors at AsianCelebration.org/get-involved.

We look forward to hearing from you!

Lean More about the Year of the Snake

News and Events

2025 Haiku and Tanka Contest for Students

Skipping Stones Magazine and the 2025 Oregon Asian Celebration invite students in Lane County grades K through 12 (ages up to 18) to create and

2025 Haiku and Tanka Contest for Students

Skipping Stones Magazine and the 2025 Oregon Asian Celebration invite students in Lane County grades K through 12 (ages up to 18) to create and

Performances

Enjoy Asian cultural dances, music that touches your heart and soul such as Japanese Taiko, Koto, and Indonesian Gamelan; native songs representing a diversity of Asian cultural heritages and more.

Performance Photos

Asian Foods

Try tempting culinary treats from across Asian cultures at the popular Asian Food Court! Favorites such as Pad Thai, Yakisoba noodles, chara masala, bubble tea, and delicious fare such as bulgogi, kimbap, Korean corn dog, & toppoki are are available from a variety of vendors.

Asian Food Photos

Marketplace

Peruse the marketplace for a wide range of imported goods as well as local handicrafts.Numerous vendors sell their wares and handmade items. The festival welcomes community, nonprofit, civic and arts organizations to share information and resources for our community.

Marketplace Photos

Youth Activities

Our mission includes educating young people about the richness and contributions of Asian cultures and learning to respect all people regardless of differences. Activities for young people include crafts such as Gyotaku fish print making, manga, Tibetan woodblock printing, origami, and taiko drumming.

Youth Activities Photos

Martial Arts

See a diversity of martial arts practiced in one location! More than a dozen martial art schools perform at the festival to showcase the beauty and strength of their specific martial art form. Instructors and students demonstrate Taekwondo, Tai Chi, Karate, Aikido, Kung Fu and more.

Martial Arts Photos

Fine Arts & Crafts

Beautiful works of art - paintings, sculptures, and multi-media artwork by local artists are showcased. You will find Chinese brush painting, Indonesian batik, Japanese fiber art, painted gourds, Chinese paper cuts, multi-media art, contemporary art and more.

Fine Arts And Crafts Photos

Heritage Exhibit

This year's Heritage Exhibit showcases photographs and narratives about Hawaiians and Tahitians employed by the Hudson's Bay Company at Fort Umpqua in 1832. They were tasked with establishing relations with the local Native tribes. Discover what happened! Come and meet our guests from the Fort Umpqua Community Center in Elkton, Oregon.

Heritage Exhibit 2024

Getting Here

Ride LTD for Free or Bicycle to the Oregon Asian Celebration.
Lane Transit District (LTD) and Cascadia Mobility are partnering with the Oregon Asian Celebration to encourage alternative transportation to Alton Baker Park to enjoy the festival.