The Pacific Northwest Poultry Association was formed in 1989 by the merging of two clubs. The Willamette Henhouse Gang and the Northwest Bantam Club. The purpose of the Pacific Northwest Poultry Association (PNPA) is to promote the interest of breeding and exhibition of purebred poultry and waterfowl in both young and old.
The PNPA puts on two shows a year. The Northwest National is the third weekend in April and The Northwest Winter Classic is the third weekend in October. Both shows include a seperate youth show, which includes fitting and showing and other youth activities.
Both shows are held at the Skamania county Event Center in Stevenson, WA. The Skamania County Event Center is located 32 miles East of Portland, OR in the beautiful Columbia Gorge across the Columbia River from Cascade Locks, OR. The showrooms can be reached from the Washington side and from the Oregon side by crossing the Bridge of the Gods toll bridge ($1.00).
Shown here: Black Cochin Cock by Sheryl Butler, 2009 PNPA show in Stevenson, Washington
Calendar of Events
2012 Show Catalog
2012 Show Catalog
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