The small community of Spray is located in Wheeler County, and lies southeast of Fossil in eastern Oregon along Highway 19 and the John Day River. Spray was named for a prominent stockman, John Fremont Spray, who settled here in 1900. His wife filed the town plat that same year, on May 19. Not until February of 1958 did the town officially become incorporated. The town of Kimberly is situated just southeast of Spray near the southern borders of Umatilla National Forest. More information for Spray and Eastern Oregon is available through the Eastern Oregon Visitors Association.
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01/09 Coming to The area
John Scharff Migratory Bird Festival Burns OR April11-14 Enjoy witnessing the spectacular spring migration in the Harney Basin of southeast Oregon. View thousands of migratory birds, from waterfowl and songbirds to raptors and cranes.
Columbia Gorge Wine and Pear Fest Hood River OR May18-19 Start off the weekend with friends and fun featuring Columbia Gorge wineries and eateries. Highlights include entertainment, live music, wine tasting, great food, fruit exhibits with samples, and local artisans.
Huckleberry Festival Bingen WA September6-8 Music, parade, kids games, entertainment.
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