The Tualatin Valley is home to a diverse array of farms, wineries, artists, and residents that make this watershed worth protecting, and we’re proud to host our 2023 event at one of these places. Alpaca Farm and Gardens, at the confluence of McKernan Creek and the Tualatin River, was one of the first alpaca farms in the United States and was an important historic gathering place for the Atfalati people. Over nearly 40 years, the owners of Alpaca Farm & Gardens have restored their riparian corridors while operating a thriving farm that is also home to the Quechua Benefit, a nonprofit supporting the indigenous people who shepherd alpacas in the remote highlands of Peru. We’re excited to celebrate this spirit of care for the land and people, and recognition of its cultural history as a theme for our event and an anchor of our work moving forward.

The event will feature up to 150 guests, with food, drink, and music provided directly by some of the talented residents of the Tualatin Valley. Guests will be invited to participate in a Swan Boat Photo Booth and to interact with our alpaca friends while enjoying traditional elements of past Green Heron fundraisers such as a wine wall (featuring watershed wineries, of course!) and both silent and live auctions.

Silent auction will be accessible to all, so even if you can't make it to the farm, feel free to bid on some amazing items and packages!

Children under 18 attend for free!

SILENT AUCTION OPEN NOW!