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Portland's Singing Christmas Tree is a beloved tradition in the Pacific Northwest, captivating audiences of all ages with its magical celebration of the holiday season. With over six decades of history, this premier Christmas event features an immersive nativity, a visit from Santa and his dancing elves, and a non-stop extravaganza of music, dance, and pageantry that will fill your heart with joy and wonder. Renowned talents such as Georgene Rice, Timothy Greenidge, Erin Tamblyn, and Courtney Temple join the adult and youth choirs to serenade audiences with beloved classics and new favorites, creating a truly unforgettable experience. With a new show and new songs each year, Portland's Singing Christmas Tree captures the true spirit of Christmas and continues to be a cherished tradition for families in the region.Generated from the website

The Agri Business Council in Portland, OR is a leading organization that celebrates and promotes the rich agricultural heritage of Oregon. With a deep-rooted connection to the land, Oregon farmers and ranchers are at the forefront of an industry that prioritizes sustainable practices and feeding the world while protecting the planet. Through innovative programs like Adopt a Farmer, the Agri Business Council connects middle school students to the source of their food and fiber, fostering a greater understanding and appreciation for agriculture. With a commitment to education, community, and the advancement of Oregon's agricultural industry, the Agri Business Council is a driving force in shaping the future of farming in the region.Generated from the website

The Surplus Line Association of Oregon is a professional organization based in Portland, OR, dedicated to promoting and regulating surplus lines insurance in the state. With a focus on compliance and industry standards, the association provides resources, education, and support to insurers and licensees, ensuring the efficient and effective operation of the surplus lines market in Oregon.Generated from the website