47th Annual Duniway Holiday Home Tour

December 5, 2025

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Our Kids

Friday, December 5, 2025
Day Tour: 10 am - 2 pm
Evening Tour: 5 pm - 9 pm

Boutique Hours:  10 am - 8 pm

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The tour will begin at the Duniway Elementary School gymnasium where you can pick up your tour booklet with home descriptions and a map. From there, you may enjoy the tour at your own pace.

A selection of beautifully decorated neighborhood homes will be on display during the tour. Afterward, please visit the Holiday Boutique back at Duniway Elementary.

All proceeds go directly to Duniway Elementary School, enabling the PTA to support arts programs, classroom materials, cultural events, and field trips.

 
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The Homes

 
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Holiday
Boutique

Friday, December 5, 2025
Boutique Hours:  10 am - 8 pm

Happening alongside the tour is the annual Duniway Holiday Boutique. Located in the Duniway Elementary School gym, the Boutique features local wares and artists.

The Boutique is free to attend.

 

Vendors:

Recollected Pieces Jewelry

More the Merrlier

Underground Quilt Company

My Journal City

Raw Oregon honey

Jennifer Mercede Art

Cobb Hoelzer Clayworks

Light and Glow Candle Co

Otter cakes and Turtle Treats

Zoe Jones Designs

Naturally Fun Shop

Hazel Janes

Thistle & Tale Press

Art By Emlejane

Marshall’s Haute Sauce

Buji Brown Butter

Great Dames Bakery

psoup handmade

Closed Loop Woodworks LLC

Brenda’s Book Boutique

Viva Vibration

Fairy Hair by Geraldine

Eastmoreland Neighborhood Association

Sherita

Marylu

About the Tour

A Rich History

The Duniway Home Tour has been a yearly fixture on holiday calendars since 1978, making it one of the longest-running events in the city. The tour offers a unique look inside the homes of one of Portland’s most historic neighborhoods.

Eastmoreland’s development started in 1910 when William M. Ladd donated 40 acres to the founders of Reed College in the hope that prospective homeowners might be attracted by a stately community similar to those they left back East. Further developments in the 1920s and 1930s established a rich architectural legacy, with styles including Tudor, Colonial, stone and stucco. 

The Home Tour is a fundraiser for Duniway Elementary School, and was the brainchild of 1978 PTA Vice-President Katy Neill, who still lives in the neighborhood.

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