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Benedictine Brewery
Burger Time
El Caporal
Happy Garden
Mt. Angel Sausage Company
Tiny's Tavern

Lori's 2nd Story
Mt. Angel Abbey Bookstore
Mt. Angel Auto Parts-Napa Store
Mt. Angel Meat Co.
Mt. Angel Mercantile
Mt. Angel Deli and Market
Mt. Angel Sausage Company's European Market
Pacific Honeybee
Paul's Power Equipment
Infintry BBQ Rubs
Halo & Stein
Mt. Angel Senior Center

Evergreen Golf Club
Glockenspiel
Mt. Angel Abbey and Museum
Southern Pacific Train Museum
Saalfeld House
Oktoberfest Joy Fountain
The Heritage Trail
The Maibaum
Arrowhead Wild Rice Company
Benedictine Brewery: Beer, made by the Monks
Pacific Honeybee: Honey
Purdy Enterprises: Berries
Lonely Lane Farms: Grassfed Beef, Goat and Lamb
4B Farms: Hops
If you make or grow something in Mt. Angel, and would like to be listed on our website, please email and let us know.
If you have a business located in Mt. Angel and would like to be listed on our website and have not already let us know, please email us at marketing@discovermtangel.org


The Glockenspiel plays every day at 11, 1, 4, and 7PM. You can read more information about the Glockenspiel here.





Originally constructed as a silent movie theater in 1912, after some years of decline the Mt Angel Theater was purchased in 1980 by Stu Rasmussen.

The multi-term Silverton mayor undertook a conversion to a live performance and video production studio over his forty years of stewardship.

At Stu's behest in 2022 Jon Deshler took over with the intent of managing this unique space as a sacred ARTS and culture resource for the surrounding rural communities on into the future.


The Saalfeld house is one of Mt. Angel's oldest houses and is the permanent home of Mt. Angel Historical Society. The house holds historical photos and documents for viewing by the public by appointment.
MORE PHOTOS OF PLACES TO EXPLORE COMING SOON!


MORE PHOTOS OF PLACES TO EXPLORE COMING SOON!
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