Exhibitor Registration and Resources

In Person Event Exhibitor Registration

If you have joined us as an exhibitor before, please join us again at one or more of the venues. If you’re a first-timer, welcome! As always, the Archaeology Roadshow will be a great way for organizations and individuals to share their passion and knowledge about archaeology and heritage with a diverse public.

As in past years, we have chosen a theme for 2026: “The Archaeology of Fire & Water”.

We have a general guide for creating in person exhibits here

2026 Event Dates:

Portland: Gateway Discovery Park – Saturday, May 30th, 11am – 3pm

Central Oregon: Deschutes Historical Museum in Bend – Saturday, June 6th 11am – 3pm

Harney County: Burns/Hines – Saturday, June 27th, Location TBD

Southern Oregon: Hanley Farm, Central Point – Thursday, August 20th, 4pm – 8pm

The Dalles: The Columbia Gorge Discovery Center & Museum – Saturday, November 14th, 11am – 3pm

Questions? Please contact us at archshow@pdx.edu

Portland Exhibitor Registration

Central Oregon Exhibitor Registration

Central Oregon Volunteer Registration

Harney County Exhibitor Registration

Southern Oregon Exhibitor Registration

The Dalles Exhibitor Registration

The Roadshow supports activities that convey what we can learn from archaeology, how it contributes to a broader understanding of our place in the world today, why we need to protect it, and the deep connections archaeology and heritage have to Indigenous people and other descendant populations.

In person Exhibits

If you are exhibiting for the first time, or are wondering how best to create an exhibit for one of our in person events please review the “Best Practices Guide” to help you create an exhibit that tells “your story” in the most effective way possible.

Questions? Please contact us at archshow@pdx.edu

Virtual Exhibits

We also want to continue adding content to our website in the form of virtual exhibits created by you, our community partners. These exhibits could showcase what your organization does or has accomplished in support of heritage in our state. They could be blogs, short videos, downloadable activities for children, etc., that show ways heritage matters to the public.

If you would like to submit a Virtual Exhibit please contact us at archshow@pdx.edu

Please review the “Best Practices Guide” to help you create a virtual exhibit that tells “your story” in the most effective way possible.

Also visit archaeologyroadshow.org/oregon-archaeology-exhibits/ to refresh your memory and spark ideas.

Questions? Please contact us at archshow@pdx.edu