Portland Rose Festival Foundation

Karthik V

This event is getting ridiculously expensive. They've taken away unlimited ride options, so you need to budget $100 a kid just for the rides. This year, the ground was so marshy and it was hard to walk around.

B.D. Bell

An amazing organization which handles of the Portland Rose Festival parade, and many other venues year-round in the Portland area. They are a charitable organization as well, and our city would be much less special, without their existence and participation. Cheers!

Mary Necia Gill Silver

You'd assume, such big local festival would become better in time, it's gone from awesome and fun,and simple,free music,bring some canned goods and your in, 20$ family of 3 had a good time, couple rides,music, cotton candy, elephant ears. But in the last 5yrs,now that I'm trying to take my own children, it's not possible financially. It's changed so much, and not the better. Guess if I had 100$ to blow on 1 evening w the kids, it'd be fun family event for us, but we've got 100$ for our grocery's a wk if that. To me, this is a real bummer, ide hoped to keep our family tradition going on with my own children,but its not even a reality for us :(

william white

My family and I drove in specifically to see the animals at" Walk on the Wild side ". We were impressed at how well the animals are treated and the educational information provided by the professional well informed handlers. It is important that the public become aware our wild animals. It is very important that these animals be seen as sentient beings and not just fur coats or trophies.... Well done Walk on the Wild Side! Keep up the good work! :)