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Square Dancing is the Official State Dance of Oregon

OREGON SUMMER SQUARE DANCE FESTIVALS

COMMENT	NUMBER	YEAR	CITY	AREA
	1	1957	Roseburg	Umpqua
	2	1958	Springfield	Emerald
Oregon Centennial	3	1959	Portland	Portland
	4	1960	Klamath Falls	Interstate-Highlanders
	5	1961	Astoria	Sunset
	6	1962	McMinnville	Mid-Willamette
2nd Far Western	7	1963	Eugene	Emerald
	8	1964	Grants Pass	Rogue-Sis-Q
	9	1965	Coos Bay/N Bend	South Coast
	10	1966	Salem	Mid-Willamette
	11	1967	Roseburg	Umpqua
	12	1968	Eugene	Emerald
	13	1969	Portland	Portland
	14	1970	Bend	Central Oregon
	15	1971	Grants Pass	Rogue-Sis-Q
4th Far Western	16	1972	Portland	Portland
	17	1973	Coos Bay/N Bend	South Coast
	18	1974	Salem	Mid-Willamette
	19	1975	Bend	Central Oregon
	20	1976	Portland	Portland
	21	1977	Roseburg	Umpqua
	22	1978	Klamath Falls	Interstate-Highlanders
	23	1979	Eugene	Emerald
	24	1980	Prineville	Central Oregon
	25	1981	Salem	Mid-Willamette
	26	1982	Grants Pass	Rogue-Sis-Q
	27	1983	Hillsboro	Tualatin Valley
	28	1984	Corvallis	Mid-Willamette
	29	1985	Bend	Central Oregon
	30	1986	Portland	Portland
	31	1987	Roseburg	Umpqua
	32	1988	LaGrande	Blue Mountains
	33	1989	Salem	Mid-Willamette
	34	1990	Hillsboro	Tualatin Valley
	35	1991	Ashland	Rogue-Sis-Q
	36	1992	Portland	Portland
	37	1993	Coos Bay	South Coast
National Convention		1994	Portland	Oregon Federation
	38	1995	Salem	Mid-Willamette
	39	1996	Tillamook	Lincoln-Tillamook
	40	1997	Rickreall	Rocken Renegades & Independence Wagon Wheelers
	41	1998	LaGrande	Blue Mountains
	42	1999	Tigard	Tualatin Valley
	43	2000	Pendleton	Eastern Oregon
	44	2001	Redmond	Central Oregon
	45	2002	Rickreall	Mid-Willamette
	46	2003	Pendleton	Lincoln-Tillamook
	47	2004	Seaside	Sunset Empire
National Convention		2005	Portland	Oregon Federation
	48	2006	Seaside	Oregon Federation
	49	2007	Seaside	Tualatin Valley
	50	2008	Rickreall	Mid-Willamette
		2009		Canceled
	51	2010	Pendleton	Eastern Oregon
	52	2011	Troutdale	Portland
		2012		Canceled
	53	2013	Troutdale	Portland
	54	2014	Prineville	Crook County Mavericks & Red Rock Squares
	55	2015	Klamath Falls	Interstate Highlanders
	56	2016	Seaside	Tualatin Valley
	57	2017	Salem	Mid-Willamette
	58	2018	Grants Pass	Rogue-Sis-Q
	59	2019	Salem	Oregon Federation
		2020	Seaside	Canceled
		2021		No festival
	60	2022	Salem	Rogue-Sis-Q & Interstate-Highlanders

Summer Festival Hostings by Council

SIZE	AREA	FESTIVAL HOST YEARS
Small	Blue Mountains	1988, 1998
Small	Central Oregon	1970, 1975, 1980, 1985, 2001, 2014
Small	Eastern Oregon	2000, 2010
Medium	Emerald Empire	1958, 1963, 1968, 1979, (Mid-Winter 1960- )
Small	Interstate Highlanders	1960, 1978, 2015, 2022
Small	Lincoln-Tillamook	1996, 2003
Large	Mid-Willamette	1962, 1966, 1974, 1981, 1984, 1989, 1995, 2002, 2008, 2017
Large	Portland Area	1959, 1969, 1972, 1976, 1986, 1992, 2011, 2013
Medium	Rogue-Sis-Q	1964, 1971, 1982, 1991, 2018, 2022
Small	South Coast	1965, 1973, 1993
Small	Sunset Empire	1961, 2004
Medium	Tualatin Valley	1983, 1990, 1999, 2007, 2016, 2020
Small	Umpqua	1957, 1967, 1977, 1987

Since the number of clubs varies, we use small to mean "less than 10", medium to mean "10 to 20", and large to mean "20 or more".

The 1997 festival was hosted by two clubs in the Mid-Willamette Area: the Rocken Renegades and the Independence Wagon Wheelers.

The 2003 festival was hosted by the Lincoln-Tillamook Council, but held in the Eastern Oregon area.

The 2006 festival was hosted by board members of the 54th National Square Dance Convention.

The 2014 festival was hosted by two clubs in the Central Oregon Council: the Crook County Mavericks and the Red Rock Squares.