Meg Archer is an Editor & Newsletter Editor who has called Oregon home for nearly 30 years. She spent her childhood exploring the mountains, forests, and high desert of Central Oregon before relocating to Portland after a brief stint out-of-state for college. She holds an B.A. in English from Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo and a B.S. in Psychology from Portland State University. Meg has worked in writing, editing, and media-related fields for over 10 years and joined the team at OnlyInYourState in 2015. When she’s not writing or exploring the West Coast, Meg enjoys playing tabletop games, working on visual media projects, and can always be found in the front row at Portland Timbers matches.
Originally started as a 75th birthday bash for Grand Lake O’ The Cherokees last summer, Woodstock on the Water was a huge hit… so they decided to bring the party back this summer! This lake celebration has a little bit of everything, from a boat parade and raft-out, to a full day of live music by the Pensacola Dam!
Hosted by Cherokee Yacht Club and Arrowhead Yacht Club, this free event is one way to enjoy the dog days of summer. It’s open to the public, so come and cool off with some groovy people doing groovy things together in the name of peace, love, and live music! Grab your tie dyed t-shirts and set sail for one of the last raft-outs of the summer. Pack a picnic lunch, lawn chairs, and head straight to the State Park in Disney, Oklahoma.
By lake or by land, here are 10 excellent reasons that you and your family should come out and enjoy Woodstock on the Water on Grand Lake!
If we haven’t convinced you yet, listen to that free spirit hiding in your heart and come celebrate summer, peace, love, and live music! The party starts on August 13th at noon on Grand Lake – this is one you don’t want to miss!
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