Welcome to Molalla
For over 100 years, the City of Molalla has prided itself on its rural roots, necessarily reinventing itself a few times in the process. It has gone from the world’s biggest source of teasel to a successful logging town, and along the way farms and ranches have succeeded in this small city in the fertile Willamette Valley. The industries still exist – farms and ranches and the more modern nurseries and microfarms. Molalla is a home to industry and a gateway to some stunning outdoors – just up the Molalla river in our own back yard. We have great restaurants, amazing history, and we’re surrounded by activities – whether it’s fishing, hunting, hiking, or rodeo. Take a look around, and let us be the first to say, “Welcome to Molalla.”
Special Events
Wine Tasting

November 14, 1-5pm
104 E Main Street
Come to the monthly wine tasting at the Main Shop (2nd Saturday of each month) to try out Colton Winery’s new Peachy Keen, Green Apple Riesling, Cab, Umatilla red blend, and Sweet Valentine (a cab and blackberry blend)! Call 503-396-9560 for reservations.
City Council Meeting

NOV 18, 2020, 7PM
OK, so maybe it’s not a ‘special event’, but come down and take in a city council meeting. Our local government operates under the Council-Manager form of government… the mayor and six councilors serve as the city’s policy-making and legislative body.
Click here to access Molalla’s city website.
Caroling in the Park

dec 19, 2020 @ 6pm
The WTM crew’s first signature event! We are excited to bring the community together to sing Christmas carols at Fox Park. We’ll have the hot cocoa, cookies, piano and sheet music. You bring- smiling faces, kids, grandparents and neighbors!

1ST AND 3RD WEDNESDAY, EVERY MONTH
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NOVEMBER 7; 3-7 PM.Look at the picture to the left! It’s a Sausage and Sauerkraut Dinner on November 7. Where, you ask? Why it’s at St. James Catholic Church at 301 Frances Street here in Molalla! Click here to go to their website.


1913
An important year in Molalla
1913 turned out to be quite a year for Molalla. Molalla became The City of Molalla, the first steam engine came to town, and it was the first year of the Molalla Buckeroo.
Molalla Then and Now
Molalla’s roots are still very much in tact. As you drive around town and out into the countryside, you’ll find productive ranches and farms, logging operations, industry and commerce.
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Clackamas County Small Business Assistance Grants
OK, so I don't have a lot to write here, just a link to some potentially helpful information. Click here to go to the City of Molalla's link to the grant page.
Small Business Resource
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