Parks, trails, outdoor events, and nature activities in Aloha, OR. Get outside and explore.
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Washington Park offers recreation opportunities for all visitors, with the MAC Trail running through it to provide access to the park's many amenities and activities. This event will focus on managing invasive plants along the trail. We will spend th
The Literary Arts Bookstore & Cafe is thrilled to welcome Kanako Nishi, author of the Japanese language novel Sakura and Allison Markin Powell, the English translator of the best-selling novel. This event will be moderated by Jay Boss Rubin and feature musical guest Gabriella Page-Fort. About the...
Welcome to our makerspace, DAM (Design And Make)! During Open Lab hours, the makerspace is open for all ages. Drop in to explore and use any equipment available. A staff member is stationed in the space to answer questions and assist when needed. Note: A signed waiver is required annually:...
Join Portland Parks & Recreation in the garden every Tuesday, rain or shine, to tend to the plants on the grounds at Pittock Mansion. Spend a couple of hours with us, weeding, mulching, and planting throughout the garden. This is an exciting opportun
In March 2015, Rose City Baseball, LLC, Portland Parks & Recreation (PP&R), and the Portland Development Commission (PDC) announced that baseball is returning to the City of Portland with a new college wood-bat team based in east Portland. The City a
Do you have questions about how to use a mobile phone or a computer? Do you need help setting up a social media account? Schedule a 45-minute appointment to receive technology assistance with a Digital Navigator at the Shute Park Library or the Brookwood Library! Spanish-language support available..
🌿 Garden Glaze: Spring Stoneware Workshop 🌸 Celebrate the beauty of spring and bring a little garden magic to your pottery! In this special Garden Glaze Stoneware Class , you’ll explore the art of layering beautiful stoneware glazes inspired by nature. During this hands-on workshop, our instructors
Knit, crochet, embroider, weave, or just hang out! All skill levels are welcome to connect, create, and share fiber fun in the makerspace. No registration, but supplies and space are limited. All ages.
About 98% of the landscape is native including oaks, Douglas fir, cedar, willow, red and blue elderberry, Oregon grape, trillium, thimbleberry, and others. This steeply sloped site is part of the Fanno Watershed, containing the headwaters of the two
Lents Park offers an ADA-accessible playground, soccer and football fields, a dog park and tennis courts, as well as Walker Stadium, home to Portland’s collegiate baseball team, the Pickles.
Earth-friendly pet-supply business making products from recycled bike tubes. Cycle Dog also houses an indoor and seasonal outdoor dog park, selling local beer, wine, cider and hard kombucha for owners to drink while their pets play.
Nestled between the Willamette River and the Columbia Slough, this property is a natural flood plain. For centuries the seasonal rise and fall of the water made it a rich plant and animal habitat and an important Indian gathering place. In the early
Ida B. Wells pool is closed for the season and is scheduled to re-open in June 2026.
Portland Farmers Market - Shemanski Park is a farmers market in Portland, OR. South Park Blocks behind Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall Products: Organic (USDA Certified). Accepts: WIC Farmers Market; WIC; Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program; SNAP; Accept EBT at a central location.
At 1,073 feet above sea level, Council Crest is the highest point in Portland. From the top of the hill visitors can see five mountains in the Cascade Range: Mount Hood, Mount St. Helens, Mount Adams, Mount Jefferson and Mount Rainier.
Double Mountain Taproom, a comfy offshoot of the popular Hood River brewery, located in Southeast Portland serves craft beer, pizza, salads and sandwiches.
Pier Pool is closed for the season and is scheduled to re-open in June 2026.
Volunteer with us! The Friends of Laurelhurst Park (FLP) invite you to monthly work parties to help keep the park looking lush. New and returning volunteers are welcome to attend drop-in style, and no previous gardening experience is required to part
Located just south of the Oregon-Washington border, the Jantzen Beach Center is a haven for bargain-hunters looking for big-name brands at low prices. Formerly an amusement park, this 800,000 square foot outdoor mall provides shopping and dining.
McMenamins Tavern & Pool features McMenamins pub fare and handcrafted ales, wine and spirits, as well as a wood stove, heated outdoor tables, pool tables and original artwork from dedicated McMenamins artists.
The inclusive playground at Gabriel Park is now reopen. Crews replaced safety-surfacing tiles which, due to the play area's popularity, had worn rather quickly. Enjoy!
This uncommon, wet-prairie habitat is home to rare Pacific Northwest species such as the chorus frog, Pacific salamander, red-osier dogwood, garry oak, white-breasted nuthatch and yellow-breasted chat.
Shute Park Branch is a public branch library in Hillsboro, OR. Open 3,186 hours per year across 52 weeks. The facility is 15,000 square feet.
Spread on 16 acres adjacent to Shaver Elementary School in northeast Portland’s Argay neighborhood, Luuwit View Park features a soccer field and basketball court, accessible play and picnic areas, parking, community gardens, a fenced off-leash dog ar
Help improve and care for the Cloud Forest in Washington Park! We will spend the morning removing undesirable plants, hand-weeding, and other gardening tasks. Volunteers of all skills and abilities are welcome. No previous experience is required; PP&
The historic Lake Theater in Lake Oswego opened in 1940. Today you can enjoy a movie with a slice of Neapolitan-style pizza (or any other thoughtfully crafted and locally sourced dish from their kitchen), as well as beer, wine and house cocktails.
