Oregon's Alpenfest is a long-running Swiss-Bavarian cultural festival held on the last weekend of September in Wallowa County, Oregon, known widely as Oregon's Little Switzerland. You'll discover a family-oriented and fun-filled event that celebrates the spectacular Alpine environment of Wallowa Valley. The 2020 edition of Oregon's Alpenfest will run Sept. 24-27, featuring polka music and dancing, yodeling, alphorns, Swiss and German cuisine, beer and wine, and art, craft, antique and gift shopping.
Oregon's Alpenfest, the festival, is presented by Alpenfest, a 501(c)(3) Oregon nonprofit corporation. Alpenfest is governed by a board of directors consisting of the following members:
To contact Oregon's Alpenfest, email alpenmeister@mail2oregon.com, call Chuck Anderson at 541-426-ALPS (2577) or send a letter to P.O. Box 327, Joseph, OR 97846.
Oregon's Alpenfest, the festival, is presented by Alpenfest, a 501(c)(3) Oregon nonprofit corporation. Alpenfest is governed by a board of directors consisting of the following members:
- Chuck Anderson of Enterprise, Alpenmeister and President and retired editor and publisher of the Wallowa County Chieftain.
- Lynn Wolf of Joseph, owner of Lakeside Interiors in Joseph. <
- Peter Brandt of Joseph, owner of Alpine Auto in Joseph.
- Dirk Wiggins of Wallowa Lake, scion of a legendary Wallowa Lake family Sandra Richelderfer of Wallowa Lake, a longtime resident
To contact Oregon's Alpenfest, email alpenmeister@mail2oregon.com, call Chuck Anderson at 541-426-ALPS (2577) or send a letter to P.O. Box 327, Joseph, OR 97846.
