Arrowhead Wild Rice Company

12/06/2024

All set up! Hazelnut Festival in Mount Angel at the Festhalle. Friday 3pm to 7pm. Saturday 9am to 5pm and Sunday 10am to 4pm.

11/18/2021

Come and see us!! December 3rd thru the 5th. December 5th from 4 to 8 pm. Saturday the 3rd 10am to 5 pm and Sunday 10 am to 4pm.

02/28/2020

The fresh flavor of cucumber, asparagus, green onions and peas combined with the natural taste and texture of the wild rice make this salad a refreshing contribution to family meals. PREP 30 mins | COOK 45 mins | READY IN 3 hrs | SERVES 4-5 Ingredients: 1 ¾ C water½ C wild rice *½ C long grain wh...

08/10/2019

We visit a farm where they took some flooded land and now grow wild rice, a native American grass.

12/02/2018

12/01/2018

Come and see us! Wild rice makes a great gift and growing and processing is all done in Mount Angel!

Today is the day to go nuts, Hazelnuts!

11/29/2018

Come and see us this weekend!

11/29/2018

The Mt. Angel/Silverton Hazelnut Fest will be accepting donations to the Maureen Ernst Memorial Scholarship Fund.

Maureen was a long time Chamber Board Member in Mt. Angel and was involved in many community events, including being one of the organizers of the Hazelnut Fest.

A scholarship in her name will be awarded annually to a Kennedy High School senior who excels in community service and volunteerism.

If you would like to contribute, but will not be attending the festival, please mail your contribution to Mt. Angel Chamber of Commerce PO Box 221, Mt. Angel Oregon 97362.

Thank you for helping us honor Maureen's memory and her dedication to volunteerism!

11/15/2018

Our glossy, rich wild rice is traditionally grown in the Willamette Valley. Considered by many chefs to be the finest grain available, Arrowhead Wild Rice offers a nutty flavor and is wonderfully versatile as a base for many dishes.

11/09/2018

Chambers of Commerce from two cities to hold festival and German Holiday Market

11/09/2018

After seven years, Mount Angel’s annual Hazelnut Festival was hanging in limbo due to the recent passing of its co-founder Maureen Ernst.