Events in Beaverton today

This family-friendly event features a walk, raffles, and additional activities, all in support of the Foundation for Prader-Willi Research.

Neighborhood Health Center presents an annual health fair that is free and open to everyone. This family friendly gathering offers no cost health services and useful community resources. Available services include vision screenings, blood pressure checks, dental health checks, car seat checks, and assistance with OHP insurance. Attendees can also find fresh local produce, hands on activities, information from community organizations, and free gifts and prizes. No appointment is needed and no insurance is required. Sponsors include CareOregon, Trillium, Washington County Public Health, Doernbecher Children's Hospital/OHSU, and Dave's Killer Bread.

Enthusiasts of remote-control model boats gather for a monthly meeting focused on club updates, upcoming activities, and sharing boat building techniques. Everyone is welcome, including current members and interested visitors. These gatherings take place on the second Saturday each month. Since the venue can change from month to month, please review the location details carefully before attending.

At the DoubleTree Hotel Portland, this fan-focused expo offers a full day of video games, Pokémon cards, pop culture and other collectibles. Vendors will set up in a swap meet style environment and will buy, sell and trade with the public. Attendees bringing items to trade should limit what they carry to one backpack per person. Those with more to sell or trade can reserve a vendor table for $120. Two rooms are planned, with one dedicated mainly to gaming and the other centered on Pokémon cards. Alongside video games, vendors have featured toys, comics, plush, fan art, posters, vintage clothing and sports cards, creating a wide mix for collectors and casual browsers alike. Tickets are available online or in person at the SideQuest Games store. Pricing is $10 per adult when purchased in advance and $15 per adult on the day of the event. Children under 12 attend free with a paid adult.

The first of its kind in Vancouver, this speakeasy styled alternative market introduces a new marketplace experience for the city.

Enjoy a free, community-focused day by the water featuring bachata and zouk, with music, social dancing, and a relaxed outdoor vibe at Vancouver Lake. Expect an easygoing gathering where dancers, friends, and anyone who wants to spend time lakeside can connect, move, and unwind in the sunshine with shade and water close by. Bring your own food, drinks, sunscreen, and anything else you need for a comfortable lake day. There is a parking admission fee at Vancouver Lake, so carpooling is suggested. Everyone is welcome, including dancers, friends, and community members. Organized by VMAC.

Experience tight, tactical skirmishes in the Age of Sigmar with a monthly Spearhead League designed to make finding a match simple. Players can complete up to one game each week, with victory points tallied across the month. Earn an extra 10 victory points for every unit from your Spearhead that you build and paint during that same month. When the month concludes, the top scorer is recognized on the Wall of Honor. Participation is free, and weekly games can be played during regular Sigmar Saturday or the dedicated Saturday League Night. To take part, bring your Spearhead force along with one of the current Spearhead sets, choosing from Fire & Jade, Sand & Bone, or City of Ash. For questions or to get started, visit the shop.

The Official Lowrider Magazine Super Show and Concert, presented by Jarritos and Monster Energy, brings a full day of lowrider culture, music, and community to the Portland Expo Center. Showstopping rides share the spotlight with live performances by NB Ridaz and Lighter Shade of Brown, with additional artists and special guests to be announced. Competitions include a lowrider hopping contest along with awards and trophies, and more than $15,000 in cash and prizes are on the line. Beyond the main stage, explore RC Blvd for remote controlled car displays, browse a marketplace of vendors offering unique goods and services, and enjoy food and beverages throughout the day. This family friendly experience welcomes enthusiasts of all ages.

Spend a relaxed day on the Grant House lawn with lawn games, face painting, and live entertainment. The festivities coincide with Washington Museum Day, and Providence Academy and Marshall House will be open for free guided tours. Bring a picnic or snacks if you like, and enjoy sweet treats on site from Ice Cream Cart Co. and SourPuss Lemonade. Parking is available in public lots along E. Evergreen Blvd. and Fort Vancouver Way, with additional parking at the Clark Public Utilities building at the corner of Mill Plain and Fort Vancouver Way.

Bagichaa Indian Restaurant & Pizza celebrates its grand opening with a lunch buffet featuring a wide mix of Indian favorites, Indo Chinese specialties, and house-made Indian style pizzas. Guests can look forward to dishes such as chole bhature, butter chicken, biryani, and pani puri, along with desserts and mango lassi. Pricing is $19.99 for adults, $15.99 for seniors and juniors age 15 and under, $12.99 for kids 9 and under, and children 3 and under eat free. A flavorful way to sample many classics in one meal during the opening festivities.

Inside Shiekh Studio, this gathering begins with time to mingle and trade parts, followed by the formal meeting. The event wraps up with a mystery draft.

Be a Champion in Life wrestling clinic takes place at Liberty High School and includes a wrestling clinic, a motivational presentation, and a barbecue. Participants can practice techniques on the mat, hear from the speaker, and enjoy a meal in a friendly setting.

The inaugural Playmakers Putts Fore Purpose golf tournament brings the community together to champion men’s mental health awareness and suicide prevention at Club Green Meadows. All net proceeds, one hundred percent, support NAMI Southwest Washington, part of the National Alliance on Mental Illness, to strengthen impact locally and beyond. The competition uses a 4 person scramble format, with check in preceding a shotgun start. Teams of four are $600. Extras such as mulligans, a 50/50 raffle, the Pink Ball Contest, and more will be available for purchase at check in. Hole sponsorships and additional partnership options are offered. For information, email info@playmakerswa.com.

At Helium Comedy Club - Portland, The Unteachables bring a standup showcase from educators who once fit the boisterous back row stereotype and later found themselves teaching America’s youth. Their material stretches well past classroom mayhem, delivering stories and laughs for people inside and outside education. The group has appeared on NBC, The Breakfast Club, The New York Post, and the Roast Battle League. This stop is part of their Paid Time Off Tour, a full-throttle nod to all things education that features a former Teacher of the Year alongside a comic who was fired for TikToks. Fresh from their Summer Break Special, they present an uncensored set followed by an anything goes Q and A. Doors open one hour before showtime. The lineup features Miss Redacted, a former teacher turned fast-rising comedian and co-host of the Teacher Quit Talk podcast with millions of TikTok views. Stephen Taylor, originally from Louisiana and now in Kansas City, blends distinctive stories with Southern charm and has been featured on The Breakfast Club, The New York Post, and at San Francisco Sketchfest; his debut album, The Bottom Half, hit number one on iTunes and airs on Sirius XM. Lou Pharis, raised in the lesser-known parts of Louisiana, pivoted from NFL dreams and an American Ninja Warrior attempt to the classroom and comedy, amassing over 100 million social media views, headlining clubs like Zanies, Comedy Works, and Wiseguys, and appearing on NBC and Bored Teachers with performances at festivals nationwide.

Firefly Market celebrates the moment people step into the light and find community, taking inspiration from the glow that helps fireflies connect. Part of the Made With Pride Markets, this gathering centers visibility for emerging artists, small makers, and micro-entrepreneurs, with a focus on creators from historically underrepresented communities. Vendor booths are free, and there is space for musicians, DJs, drag artists, and other performers with stipends available. Volunteers power the experience and help bring the market to life.

This microretreat for women centers on meaningful conversation and warm connection, with space for only 10 participants to keep the experience intimate. The evening brings a swim in a private pool and a floating sound bath meditation, followed by a fresh grilled dinner with seasonal ingredients and refreshments that include champagne and sparkling water. Ritual and celebration unfold with a fire circle and releasing ceremony, altar building, and a Divine Feminine dance party. Wind down with bedtime Yoga Nidra accompanied by chakra chimes, then ease into the next day with a morning deep stretch flow and meditation. A nourishing brunch bar and a tea ceremony round out the retreat, with journal prompts offered throughout for reflection and dreaming. Each guest is provided a cozy, supportive airbed. Please bring your own sheets, pillows, and blankets, along with a swimsuit, towel, and/or robe for pool time and the floating meditation. To support accessibility, a limited number of scholarships are available for community members who cannot afford the full cost. Inquiries can be made through the studio contact form.

This event at Pizzario features a mix of popular favorites and familiar hits. Expect a set built around the songs you know.

As part of the Days Between celebration at Crystal Ballroom, Jerry’s Middle Finger brings the spirit of the Jerry Garcia Band to the stage for an all-ages audience. Centered on Garcia’s work beyond the Grateful Dead, the show blends soul, blues, reggae, Motown, gospel, and psychedelic rock, inviting a warm, communal connection between musicians and crowd. Formed in 2015 by Garrett Deloian, Rodney Newman, Son Vo, Jon Gold, Halina Janusz, and Lisa Malsberger, the group grew from early Los Angeles club dates to acclaimed rooms like Great American Music Hall, the Troubadour, The Ardmore, and Garcia’s at the Capitol Theatre. Setlists change from night to night, spanning favorites such as Deal and Cats Under the Stars alongside deeper selections from projects like Legions of Mary and collaborations with Merl Saunders, with songs like Midnight Moonlight explored in different era-inspired arrangements. Deloian channels Garcia’s mix of melody and improvisation on vocals and guitar, while Gold’s keyboards reflect shades of Melvin Seals, Keith Godchaux, and Nicky Hopkins. Janusz and Malsberger, affectionately called the Ladyfingers, lift the music with rich, gospel-tinged harmonies. Together the band focuses on feel, authenticity, and a shared energy that flows both ways. Beyond this project, the members bring wide-ranging experience, including tours with GRAMMY-winning blues artists, indie-folk releases, work with Danny Elfman in the Mystic Knights of the Oingo Boingo, and long-running roles in Southern California jam outfits, with Janusz and Vo performing together in groups such as Mother Jones. The result is a living tribute that keeps this music vibrant onstage while honoring the community around it. Days Between is a nine-day tribute to Jerry Garcia’s life, running from his birthday to the anniversary of his passing, and it takes its name from a Grateful Dead song.

O’Brien’s presents a Saturday DJ night.

Centennial Farmers Market features a lively mix of locally grown foods, artisan products, and unique finds from neighborhood makers. Browse the stalls, support local businesses, and enjoy a bite from the food carts. It offers an easy, energizing start to the day with a welcoming community feel.

Marking its 20th year, the Unitus Community Credit Union Latino Community Festival brings a spirited celebration to Hillsboro Ballpark, home to the Hillsboro Hops, champions in professional baseball. Hosted by the City of Hillsboro, the festival brings together nearly 10,000 people to explore dynamic areas featuring entertainment, art, local businesses, and opportunities to connect. This milestone celebration offers an inviting way to experience Latin culture and community at its best.

Walk-in tattoo day at Tattoo 34 offers on-the-spot designs, whether you want a flash piece or something custom, in either full color or black and grey. No appointment is required, but wait times can occur, and same-day service is not guaranteed depending on your concept, placement, and the number of people ahead. On some walk-in days, esthetic options like brows and lashes are available; check the studio’s calendar to see when those are offered. For more details and pricing, visit the studio’s website.

A relaxed Sunday option for families features kids ages 8 to 17 throwing for free when they are with an adult who purchases a throw, and the offer is available throughout open hours. It suits family time, birthdays, and a casual Sunday outing. Sundays also include Music Bingo and barbecue available all day from Fat Baby Barbecue. You can reserve a lane in advance, and walk-in spots may be available if there is space. Marking Interested can help you remember it.

The 503rd Spotted Owl hosts an open field day at Camille Park, offering a relaxed opportunity to see what the group is about and ask questions. Families and prospective scouts are welcome to stop by and learn more. For inquiries, email 503rdspottedowl@gmail.com.

Music Bingo brings high-energy fun to Blue Ox Hillsboro with sing-along hits spanning decades and genres. Listen for the songs, mark your card as they play, and call bingo when you complete a pattern. Rounds are quick and lively, with plenty of laughs whether you compete solo or with a group. Weekly prizes include a $5 gift card for a single bingo, a $5 gift card for a double bingo, and a $10 gift card for a coverall grand prize. It is a relaxed way to enjoy great music alongside drinks and snacks.

Camp Bow Wow Hillsboro offers small-group puppy training designed to build confidence, manners, and everyday skills. Over five consecutive weeks for $199, pet parents and their pups practice essential cues like sit, down, stay, leave it, drop it, and come when called, plus an introduction to loose-leash walking. Class size is limited to four dogs to keep sessions focused and supportive. Enrollment includes a complimentary evaluation with the trainer to confirm the group format is the right fit. The series helps strengthen communication, encourage polite behavior, and support early socialization in a structured setting.

At Shawn Gardner Dancing in downtown Tigard, this Level 1 combo class introduces the fundamentals of both salsa and bachata in a single session. Expect friendly instruction on core steps, footwork, and turns, with practice that repeats and builds from week to week so progress stays steady and engaging. No partner is required because partners rotate during class. Casual attire is fine and special shoes are not necessary. This class welcomes absolute beginners, and starting in the first or second week of the month is recommended since the material progresses throughout the month. Attend once or twice per week based on personal schedule and goals. Drop-in is $25 for this class, or participate through a membership. Additional beginner salsa and bachata classes are also available, offered as $20 drop-ins or included with membership. A free week pass is available to try all classes and events for seven days.

The Round in Beaverton hosts the free, all-ages Concerts in the Round series for a relaxed summer evening of live music and community fun. GHD Band brings a high-energy blend of funk, soul, pop, and dance favorites that keeps the crowd moving, with dynamic performances, skilled musicianship, and a feel-good sound that sets a festive mood. Guests can settle in with picnic blankets or chairs, connect with friends or family, and enjoy local bites while they dance or simply take in the music. Wine, beer, and cider will be available for purchase, and dogs, umbrellas, coolers, and outside alcohol are not permitted.

This free summer concert in the park features Slicker at Columbia Tech Center Nature Park. Attendees can pack a picnic and enjoy the music with the whole family.

Pack a blanket or lawn chair and snacks for a relaxed outdoor concert on the Walters lawn as Portland Opera presents a free program of music. The performance features favorite arias, art songs, and musical theater selections that capture the spirit of the season. Free for all ages, with no tickets required. If temperatures are high, the concert will be moved indoors.

Modest Mouse takes the stage at Pioneer Courthouse Square in Portland, Oregon.

Young children can spend a week immersed in Disney themed fun at Northwest Christian Church. Designed for ages 3 to 6, this preschool camp explores adventures around the globe with well loved characters through movies, games, crafts, and stories. The fee is $125. Enrollment is limited, and participants must be potty trained.

This week-long pirate-themed camp at The Movement Park welcomes students entering grades 1 through 6 to grow from green sailors into confident buccaneers. Participants crack clues and puzzles to hunt for hidden treasure, scale the rigging, navigate the ship’s deck, and try to elude the notorious Davy Jones while venturing across the high seas. The experience is packed with action, discovery, and plenty of pirate adventure. Tuition is $300 for Early Bird and $350 for Standard, with registration for the full week only. Online registration is available.

For a limited run, Porsche Studio Portland becomes Shifting Realities, an expansive immersive art experience where technology, design, storytelling, music, and human imagination converge. Move through a series of interactive worlds where each space encourages you to explore, participate, and create. Admission activities include configuring your ideal Porsche, making art guided by your own brainwaves, stepping into mixed reality, chasing personal records on professional racing simulators, dancing with Porsche inspired motion, decorating a pastry of your own, discovering environments crafted with light, sound, and projection mapping, and capturing standout photos throughout. Each visit can unfold differently as installations and programming evolve. The experience grows over time with themed weeks, live performances, racing competitions, creator showcases, World Cup programming, family activities, music focused moments, and special guest activations that keep things fresh. It works for date nights, family outings, or creative adventures with friends, and it is family friendly. A café and boutique are available on site. Contributing artists and creators include AMPHORA PROJECTS, LCAMERO, JOOLIA, BLCKSMTH, Kelly Max, Tracey Piper, Phil A. Robinson Jr., Brian Free, Brock Keen, John Delos Reyes, and Eddy Nunez, alongside additional collaborators across art, design, technology, and immersive creation.

Board the Hogwarts Express from Platform 9 3/4 and travel to the Leaky Teapot for a wizarding tea filled with classes, house spirit, and shared tables. This is a community table experience with seating in groups of ten, much like the long tables in the Great Hall. Classes start at the top of each hour in line with your ticket, and tardiness may cost your house valuable points. Show your house pride and boost your score by arriving in wizard attire and brushing up for quizzes. The house with the highest total will have its banner displayed in the tearoom for the year. For everyone’s comfort, love potions and fragrances are not permitted on the train or at the destination. Tuition fees are due at the time of registration, and any dietary needs for the house elves should be shared when you submit your acceptance letter reservation.

Experience a MELT Method class with Kim Reis that focuses on rehydrating the body’s connective tissue to improve ease of movement, lessen discomfort, and support a well regulated nervous system. Held on the second Monday each month at Connect & Beyond Physical Therapy, this session teaches techniques with soft rollers and balls to ease day to day tension, build mobility and flexibility, promote healthy circulation and recovery, and leave you feeling more balanced. The class is suitable for all levels, and no prior experience is needed. Kim is a Level 4 MELT Method instructor, a classically trained Pilates teacher, and a former professional dancer who brings decades of experience and a calm, supportive teaching style. First class is free with code BEYOND1STCLASS.

PLS on Sixth and The Hotel Zags bring live performances to a weekly happy hour music series. Tickets are not required. If it rains, the music moves indoors. This installment features Redray Frazier with Matt Brown.

Free live music fills the Hostel Cafe with a featured local performer and open mic spots for community voices. The focus leans toward singer songwriter sets, creating an intimate, acoustic vibe. Pair the tunes with Portland made brews and dishes crafted from locally sourced ingredients. Seating is available inside and on the patio. Artist schedules and bios are available.

Discover West Coast Swing in a welcoming Level 1 class at Shawn Gardner Dancing in Tigard. Back by popular demand, this beginner-friendly format builds solid basics like footwork, connection, and technique with plenty of guided practice. Partners rotate, a partner is not required, and casual clothing with regular shoes works fine. The class is taught by Haley Miller Skredsvig and Robyn Maile. Everyone is welcome, with walk-ins accepted. The cost is $20 for a single class and it is also covered by membership. New participants can receive a free week pass. To help ensure a positive learning environment, those who are brand new to partner dancing are asked to have at least three months of experience in another dance style before starting Level 1 West Coast Swing.

Beaverton professionals can connect at a new business networking group taking place at The Roastery By Ava. The focus is on growing your business, building relationships within the community, and strengthening networking skills. Only one seat is available for each type of business. New visitors may attend their first two visits at no cost.

Move at a steady pace that encourages attention to breath and movement within a balancing flow. This hybrid class blends the grounding structure of Hatha with the fluidity of Vinyasa. It opens with a shared mantra, continues with traditional Hatha Sun A salutations, and builds through themed sequences designed to deepen the mind body connection. Along the way you will experience guided meditation, breath work, deep relaxation, and reflections on yoga philosophy. The practice alternates dynamic movement with quiet stillness so you finish feeling centered, grounded, and receptive.

The Monthly Memory Café, co-hosted by HOPE and the Area Agency on Aging & Disabilities of Southwest Washington, is a welcoming meet-up at the Cameo Cafe for people living with memory loss and their care partners. It offers a relaxed setting with no judgment, focusing on companionship rather than a diagnosis. Guests can take part in creative and social activities such as art, music, easy conversation topics, and simple games that invite participation and joy. Staff and volunteers maintain a calm, friendly atmosphere so everyone can move at a comfortable pace. Care partners can share meaningful time with their loved one or connect with others who understand the caregiving journey. This gathering is intended for individuals experiencing memory loss, dementia, or cognitive changes, along with family members, friends, and care partners, as well as anyone seeking community, understanding, and a positive shared experience. By fostering connection and shared moments, the café helps reduce isolation, strengthen relationships, and create everyday moments of joy. HOPE and AAADSW work together to keep the experience accessible, inclusive, and grounded in dignity.

The final Kids Summer Playdates session takes off with Rocket Launch Lab, a space-themed experience filled with science, creativity, and exploration. Children who dream of being astronauts or scientists can dive into sensory play and hands-on STEM activities that spark curiosity about the cosmos. Highlights include a space craft workshop, a station for making galaxy slime, build-your-own space sensory bottles, and a simple experiment lab inspired by space. It serves as a cheerful sendoff to summer and encourages young explorers to imagine what awaits beyond the stars.

Spend the summer exploring Alignment Yoga with physical therapist DeeAnn Dougherty. Her progressive courses shift into flexible drop-in sessions for the season, making it easy to practice on a schedule that suits you. The approach centers on safe, precise alignment and a welcoming pace, supporting newcomers, those easing back after injury, and anyone aiming to develop strength, mobility, and balance. Class options include Level 1 for gentle, fundamentals-based practice, Level 1.5 for students with prior experience who want to deepen skills through a mix of seated, standing, and floor work, and Level 2 for experienced practitioners focused on refining mobility and stability with thoughtful sequencing and personalized attention. All participants must be able to get down to the floor and back up on their own. New students can try a first class free with code BEYOND1STCLASS, and save 50 percent on a first 5-class or 10-class package with code BEYOND1STPACKAGE.

Enjoy a deal day featuring $15 axe throwing per person and $5 tacos available throughout the day. Lanes are discounted by $5, so play is $15 each, and tacos stay $5 from open to close. Stop by during regular hours, reserve a lane in advance, or walk in if space is open. It works well for date nights, time with friends, or spur-of-the-moment plans. Ask for the secret Fat Baby Marg... the classic house margarita is $8. Barbecue from Fat Baby is served all day with options like brisket sliced or chopped, pulled pork, whole smoked wings, and more.

A large variety of board games will be available in a dedicated space. Look for the group either just inside by the door or upstairs, depending on venue availability. Please note that the upstairs area is not ADA accessible. If you have accessibility questions, reach out before attending.

Build on the skills from Beginner Series 101–103 with an intermediate stained glass class that opens the door to bigger, more intricate projects without the need for a home studio. Work on detailed pieces, for example a square panel, in a larger, brighter classroom at Melt Glass Art Supply. The format is flexible, so you can pay per session or save by purchasing a bundle of four, and you can attend on a schedule that fits your life with no requirement to come for consecutive weeks. Each session includes guidance from an instructor and access to a full suite of tools and materials, including hand tools, glass cutters, soldering irons, spacious work areas with cutting mats and soldering surfaces, a wet room for cleaning, grinders such as a flat lap grinder and ring saw, a strip cutter, a zinc cutter, a lead stretcher, as well as flux, patinas, cleaners, polish, copper foil, solder, lead or zinc border came, and hangers.

Tuesday Splashdown at Audrey McCall Beach brings music from PopCart PDX and DJ Carlos alongside pop-up food carts on the riverfront. Set just off the Eastside Esplanade between the Hawthorne Bridge and OMSI, the beach offers views of downtown and sunset. Access is available by foot, bike, or car, with additional bike parking along the esplanade and free street parking on SE Madison, SE Water, and SE Main. Attendees may want to bring a chair, a towel, and river shoes, and floats are encouraged. Supported by Portland Parks and Recreation, Portland Metro Chamber, the Portland Spirit, and Subaru of Portland.

Put your knowledge to the test at Hillsboro Downtown Station during a friendly trivia night with prizes on the line. Winners take home Station Taphouse gift cards, with $35 for first place, $28 for second, and $21 for third.

Begin a six week progressive journey in Argentine tango at Tango Berretin with guidance from Adam and Marina. This course welcomes absolute beginners as well as dancers who want to rebuild a solid foundation, offering clear, step by step instruction that emphasizes good habits so you feel comfortable, confident, and connected on the dance floor. Each session builds on the previous one, covering posture and natural walking, partner connection with clear leading and following, the embrace and how it supports shared movement, core elements such as walking, pauses, ochos, and simple turns, musical timing that helps you move with the rhythm, and how to navigate the dance floor along with etiquette for social dancing. The aim is understanding how tango works rather than memorizing patterns, giving you practical tools to move well with a partner, hear the music, and enjoy social dancing. By the end of six weeks you will have a strong base for attending milongas and continuing into intermediate material with confidence. Open to all levels. No partner needed and no prior experience required.

Trivia takes center stage at Vancouver Station Food Carts, presented by Last Call Trivia. The event welcomes all participants and costs nothing to enter. Play solo or team up with any number of friends, then compete for gift cards awarded to the top three finishers. Enjoy food and beverages from the food carts and taphouse while you put your knowledge to the test.

Grady’s Public House hosts a Tuesday music bingo night with two one-hour games. Win $5 for a single bingo, $5 for a double bingo, and $10 for a coverall, with the same prizes available again in the second game. Rotating daily specials add to the experience. Parking is available in the Safeway complex lot, and the event takes place in East Vancouver.

Enjoy a lively social at Shawn Gardner Dancing in downtown Tigard that blends West Coast Swing, Country Two Step, Country Swing, and line dancing. The venue features spring-supported hardwood floors with quality lighting and sound, and a bar serving beer, wine, and cider. Ages 16 and up are welcome. The social is open to everyone with a $5 cover per person, and access is included with an All Access Membership. Arrive earlier for instruction. Line dancing offers two beginner routines followed by guided beginner practice in a separate room. If you attend the line dance lesson segment the cover is $10, and if you come after the lessons the cover is $5. Country Swing practice is geared to dancers who already know the basics, with a social class in the Blue room beforehand. Taking the Country Swing lesson is $10, and arriving after the lesson is $5. Country Two Step includes Level 1 and Level 2. The cover is $20 for one or both classes, and instructor approval is required for Level 2. All classes are included with an All Access Membership. A $20 package is available that bundles unlimited classes with the social. For questions, call 503.624.6565.

Slow Flow Yoga with Jessica Day offers a gentle, breath-led practice that supports both your body and your nervous system. Move through unrushed sequences that build strength and mobility while creating a sense of spacious ease. Sessions weave mindful flow with stability work and opportunities to explore balance, then close with a soothing finish that leaves you grounded and ready for the rest of your day. It is a welcoming way to begin with intention and carry that steadiness into everything that follows.

Local professionals in Vancouver can connect through a new business networking group focused on practical growth and meaningful relationships. Participants can expect opportunities to expand their business, build connections in the community, and sharpen networking skills. The group reserves a single seat for each business category to encourage a diverse mix without overlap. Newcomers are welcome to attend at no cost for their first two visits.

At the 1st Street Dining Commons, visitors can browse a rotating selection of free books for all ages and take home favorites to keep. Options range from breezy summer reads to children’s titles and unexpected discoveries. Supplies are limited and the collection changes each week. Pair a visit with coffee or lunch from nearby downtown businesses and relax in the heart of downtown Beaverton. Hosted by the Beaverton Downtown Association, whose ongoing efforts activate the Dining Commons and build community.

At Magnolia Park, this Art in the Park session blends storytelling and hands-on creativity for elementary and middle school children. Each Hillsboro event is guided by a carefully chosen library book that anchors a free art lesson. The story is read in Spanish by Rocio Espinoza-Cotero of the Hillsboro Public Library, then read in English by Barbara Mason. Afterward, kids make art inspired by the book’s themes. Every participant goes home with a take-home kit that includes an age-appropriate book from the library and a free coloring book created by Golden Road Arts.

Bagichaa Indian Restaurant & Pizza offers a midweek Indian lunch buffet Wednesday through Friday for $14.99. The menu features homestyle favorites like butter chicken, dal makhani, paneer tikka masala, vegetable pakora, fresh rice and naan, and Indian specialty pizzas. Chai and sweets round out the spread, and the selections change daily so there is always something new to try. It is a convenient choice for lunch with family, friends, or coworkers.

Bring your baby to a Baby Only Open Gym session designed for ages 3 months to 1 year 11 months, so the youngest My Gymers can enjoy the space without any big kids around. Caregivers and babies will have a super clean, playful gym area to explore during a 50-minute session. Staff will have age-appropriate toys and equipment available, and this isn’t a structured class with instruction. Pre-registration is required, and caregivers must provide parental supervision on the gym floor. Please come prepared with your own socks to play.

A beginner-friendly makerspace workshop introduces the Cricut machine and Cricut Design Space with hands-on activities. Experiment with cutting and drawing features as you build simple projects. Space and equipment are limited. Open to all ages.

Cook Park hosts a free evening of live music presented by Tigard Parks & Rec as Eagle Eyes delivers a heartfelt salute to the Eagles. This Vancouver, BC group is known for seamless harmonies and careful musicianship that revisit favorites from across the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band’s catalog, creating a lively setting with plenty of room for dancing. Food and beverages will be available from RB Wok & Grill, Arrow Coffee and Desserts, Laura’s Home Baked 4 U, Kona Ice, Boba Gems, Frutas Y Antojitos Diana’s, Asona Cuisine, Veggie Snax and Cooper Mountain Ale Works. Exhibitor booths will include Sweet Do Fairy Hair, AARP and Damsel in Defense.

Random Draw Doubles takes place every Wednesday from May through September. Sign ups are located in the trees to the right of hole one's tee pad.

Music on Main welcomes audiences of all ages for a public concert with The Bundy Band. These longtime collaborators draw inspiration from New Orleans and the Pacific Northwest, moving from jazz-centered sets to unexpected turns into John Prine. Their repertoire can include traditional New Orleans jazz, second line brass grooves, funk, and standards, plus originals that nod to Humanzees and Han Solo, along with covers from artists such as Charles Wright, The Band, and Phish. Fleschner on organ, Savage on flute, and Bundy experimenting with pedal-enhanced clarinet often steer the sound into surprising territory. Seating is first come, first served, and no tickets are required.

POP Pilates offers a mat-centered class that blends strength and flexibility through precise, targeted movements. Expect a lively, dance-inspired flow on the mat that delivers a dynamic workout designed to tone and reshape. The class lasts 45 minutes.

Ease into the fundamentals with a no-pressure beginners hitting group at the Cedar Park Middle School courts. Coach Lar leads accessible drills and games that focus on skills like a proper serve and a backhand volley. The session is free and intended for those who consider themselves beginners and want a supportive start. For questions, send a direct message to Coach Lar.

Discover fused glass in a friendly, hands on class where you design a custom lantern, a fun project to share with a friend. Begin with pre cut fusible glass blanks and transform them into four unique panels using colorful options such as dichroic pieces, stringers, frit for crushed glass texture, vitrograph details, and murrini. All materials are supplied and the lantern itself is provided. Kiln firing is included, and your finished lantern will be ready for pickup in about two weeks, with expert guidance available every step of the way. This experience is beginner friendly, so no prior glass work is needed. It is for ages 16 and up, and any minors must be accompanied by a registered adult. There is nothing to bring, since everything you need is included.

Downtown Sounds is a new summer music series from the Beaverton Downtown Association that brings live performances and community spirit to the heart of downtown Beaverton. This installment features Longshore Drift performing at the 1st Street Dining Commons. Admission is free, and the experience centers on an inviting outdoor setting where guests can relax and enjoy local music. The series continues throughout the season at the same location with a range of performers that highlight Beaverton’s creative community.

SUMMER/SETS brings a no-cover rooftop music series to The Society Hotel in Portland, pairing sunset skyline views with carefully selected DJs. Expect genre-blending live sets that rotate each week, an open-air space with clear city vistas, and a friendly crowd that makes it easy to mingle. The bar serves craft cocktails, matcha and coffee, local beers, hard kombucha and seltzer, along with a range of non-alcoholic choices. Admission is free and no RSVP is required, though capacity is limited, so early arrival is recommended.

A weekly swing dance at the Valiant Ballroom in Downtown Vancouver, Washington features an intermediate lesson followed by a beginner lesson, then a social dance. Lessons run on a two month rotating schedule for both levels. In the beginner cycle, dancers move through 6-count Lindy Hop basics with footwork, simple turns, and rhythm, partnered Charleston with fundamental steps, variations, and smooth transitions, 8-count Lindy Hop essentials, an introduction to swing-outs with attention to footwork, rhythm, and body mechanics, and the Shim Sham line dance with a focus on timing and technique. The intermediate curriculum alternates between two monthly rotations. One focuses on closed connection with pulse and rock steps and moves in closed position, building strong turn technique with preparation and rotation, developing speed with fast dancing and variations, refining swing-outs, and experimenting with fancy footwork variations. The other emphasizes open connection including push pull, lateral connection, and working limits, exploring momentum and direction in both lateral and rotational forms, identifying the differences between 6 count and 8 count, returning to swing-out refinement, and adding more fancy footwork. The depth and pace of each lesson adjust to the group’s experience level, and requests are welcomed at the end of class. Feedback on lesson content is encouraged. Each lesson is $10 and includes the social dance, admission for the social alone is $5, and members may attend the lesson and social at no charge.

Discover the basics of country swing in a welcoming Level 1 class at Shawn Gardner Dancing in Tigard. Lessons focus on foundational footwork, easy turns, and playful variations, with steady practice to reinforce skills and new elements added as the weeks progress. No partner is needed since partners rotate during class. Casual clothing and regular shoes are just fine. Brand-new dancers are encouraged to start early in the month because the material builds from week to week, and walk-in participation is available throughout. All are welcome. The pay-as-you-go price is $20, or it is included with membership. New participants can receive a complimentary week pass.

Line dance takes center stage in Parkrose with an upbeat event focused on fun and fitness. Move to the rhythm and enjoy a dance-driven workout that keeps you active.

Venardos Circus presents a theatrical, animal-free circus production at The Lot at Zidell Yards, staged inside a custom red and white striped tent that evokes the classic traveling show. Created by former Ringling Bros. Ringmaster Kevin Venardos (veh-NARR-dos), the performance blends circus artistry with a Broadway sensibility, showcasing aerialists, acrobats, jugglers, hand balancers, comedic performers, daredevils, magicians, and additional specialty acts. Doors open one hour before showtime for preshow entertainment and photo opportunities. Concessions include favorites like popcorn, cotton candy, and house-made all-natural pink lemonade. The main performance runs approximately 90 minutes with a brief intermission. Onsite parking is available for $10.

Country Swing Level 1.5 at Shawn Gardner Dancing in downtown Tigard is designed for dancers who already know the basics and want to build on them. The class focuses on extended fundamentals, more complex patterns, and higher level techniques. Partners rotate during the session, there is no need to bring a partner, and casual attire is perfectly fine with no special shoes required. New students with previous experience are asked to check in with an instructor before class begins. A Level 1 class is also offered with a short practice break between the two sessions. This class is open to the public and drop-ins are welcome. The cost is $20 for a single class, or it is included with a membership. A free week pass is available for seven days of access to classes and events.

Created to inspire little ones, this one day camp is hosted by older dancers who act as supportive big-sister style guides throughout the day. Campers enjoy dance activities, craft projects, and imaginative games, with an emphasis on making friends and creating lasting memories. The program is a single day experience with three options for participation.

Explore downtown Beaverton on a relaxed walking meetup that highlights neighborhood shops, local art, and casual hangout spots. There will be chances to browse or make a purchase if you wish, so bringing a little spending money is optional. The group starts and finishes at Carina's Bakery. Friends, family members, and caregivers are welcome to attend, though not required. Tickets are free.

This practical seminar offers guidance for anyone beginning or updating an estate plan. Participants will explore ways to protect a legacy and put clear plans in place for loved ones, animals, and meaningful causes. Topics include choosing among a will, a trust, or retirement plan tools to support family and charitable interests, tax smart giving from IRAs and other retirement accounts, deciding which assets are better passed to heirs and which are better directed to charity, the advantages of donating appreciated assets such as stocks, real estate, or business interests, and strategies to help reduce estate taxes so more reaches beneficiaries. The session is led by Hal J. Abrams, Planned Giving Consultant, and Darby Knox, HSSW Vice President of Development and Community Engagement.

Bagichaa Indian Restaurant & Pizza offers a lunch buffet priced at $14.99, featuring butter chicken, dal makhani, paneer tikka masala, vegetable pakora, rice and naan, plus Indian specialty pizzas. Chai, sweets and other options are also available, and the selections change daily so each visit brings something new. It is a convenient choice for a midday meal with family, friends or coworkers.

Rood Bridge Park hosts a relaxed picnic meetup with yard games and time to connect with the community. Attendees can pack a lunch and bring a DSP and a friend for an easygoing time outdoors. This gathering is open to everyone, with no requirement to use Premier support services.

Dive into the world of Oregon’s native bees through interactive science activities that spotlight these small yet powerful creatures. Discover the remarkable diversity found in the state, with more than 500 species, including mason, cuckoo, mining, longhorn, and honey bees. Enjoy kid-friendly explorations focused on bugs and bees, with plenty of chances to learn how they live and why they matter. This program is designed for children in grades K through 5.

Settle into a relaxed traditional Irish music session at the Butterfly Garden in Cook Park, Tigard. These gatherings run weekly from June through September, weather permitting, and the focus is on playing well-known tunes together at a moderate pace. Musicians meet on the lawn near Shelter 4 at the Butterfly Garden entrance, choosing a shady spot or a sunny one as needed, and moving under the shelter if it rains. Bring a chair and an instrument. Anyone in the circle may suggest the next tune or set. The emphasis is on playing by ear and from memory rather than sight reading, though checking sheet music is fine. Typical acoustic instruments include fiddle, concertina, guitar, bodhran, tin whistle, flute, and mandolin. This is a gathering for musicians rather than a formal performance, though people in the park may pause to listen. Companions can explore the trees, trails, and riverside areas, and the park offers space for a walk or a picnic before or after the music. There is no firm end time, so the tunes may continue a bit longer, and nearby options in downtown Tigard make it easy to find food or a drink afterward.

This ongoing class helps you get ready for the U.S. citizenship naturalization test and interview. All instruction and study materials are free, offered in partnership with Goodwill Industries. Walk-ins are welcome at Vancouver Community Library.

Cool off among lotus blooms at Lan Su Chinese Garden as tranquil music drifts across the water. Spend a restful afternoon beside flowering ponds while Lu Wen plays the guzheng from pavilions along the water and from the garden’s bridges. The mix of graceful melodies and serene summer scenery offers a calming, refreshing pause from the heat. This performance is included with admission or membership.

Promoted as the largest circus on Earth, Garden Bros Nuclear Circus arrives in Portland with multiple performances at Portland International Raceway. A limited number of discounted adult general admission tickets are available online, with fees included. One child aged 3 to 13 can attend free with each paid adult general admission when a child ticket is added during purchase, and children 2 and under are admitted at no charge.

This relaxed Gundam build night at Rune & Board is for hobbyists who bring a model kit and some tools for an easy going session of building and painting. Participants can work on their projects at their own pace in a casual, creative setting.

Look forward to live music, food, and a friendly community atmosphere at this weekly series. This edition spotlights Calico Bones and is part of a season lineup that also features Melts in Your Mouth Band, Kind Of A Lot, White Rhino Marimba, Awesome Fossils, Kalida, and Rachel Rogers. Friends and families can relax together with live tunes setting the mood. Musicians interested in future performances can contact Kaitlyn at kaitlynl@tigard-or.gov or 971.284.7694.

Training takes place in a traditional, small-dojo setting with personalized attention. Instruction is led by Eric Sensei, a 9th dan Shihan in Okinawan Kenpo and Kobudo, and classes follow methods as practiced in Okinawa. The program is geared toward adults, while children are welcome with a parent present for each class, offering a family-friendly option. Remote participation is available for those who are not local. Monthly pricing is affordable, there are no contracts, and the first month is free.

Put your jigsaw skills to the test in a speed puzzling competition hosted by @portlandpuzzleco at Hillsboro Downtown Station. Teams race to finish a 500 piece puzzle as quickly as possible, and you keep the puzzle when you are done. First place wins $100. The event welcomes all ages, and you may compete solo, as a duo, or with a team. Signing up in advance helps secure a spot, and walk ins are welcome, but extra puzzles are very limited.

Foxhole Cocktail Den hosts a trivia event with cash prizes of $30, $20, and $10. Street parking is available.

Enjoy a relaxed summer evening that blends good food with a meaningful purpose, raising support for Reclaiming Hope Ranch. Whether new to RHR or already connected, attendees can learn more, meet others, and contribute in ways that matter. Expect a casual atmosphere with food to savor and plenty of smiles, along with opportunities to give, from joining the Hope Builder monthly donor community to making a one-time gift that helps children thrive. The gathering is for adults, and friends and coworkers are welcome. If attending is not possible, donations are still welcome.

Stromgard hosts a Thursday gathering focused on practice, crafting, and socializing. Both heavy and rapier fighters will have room for sparring and instruction, and tables will be available for scribal work and other creative projects. Parking is available in the lots next to the building on Fort Vancouver Way. Please enter through the front door on Mill Plain and let the person at the desk know you are with the Stromgard SCA group. For site compliance, do not use any other entrances. As this is an official practice, all attendees must sign in and complete the waiver.

Live music fills the AC Lounge at AC Hotel Beaverton as local artists share original songs in a welcoming setting. This free showcase offers a relaxed atmosphere, with the bar serving signature handcrafted cocktails and light appetizers to enjoy during the performance. Presented by Florian Raqueño Productions.

Thursday nights at The Growlerie feature a lively, interactive trivia game in a laid back setting. Enjoy quality drinks, connect with a relaxed crowd, and test your knowledge for a chance to win prizes.

Disney’s Newsies brings the real-life 1899 newsboys strike to the stage with the story of Jack Kelly, a bold leader who rallies fellow teen vendors across New York City after a publishing company raises distribution rates. Expect spirited songs, lively choreography, and a heartening focus on friendship and the power of standing together. The musical features music by Alan Menken, lyrics by Jack Feldman, and a book by Harvey Fierstein. It is based on the Disney film by Bob Tzudiker and Noni White and was originally produced on Broadway by Disney Theatrical Productions. Performances are at Deb Fennell Auditorium. Season subscribers can secure seats in advance. Support for this production is provided by Title Sponsor Harvey and Sandy Platt, with additional sponsorship from Pavelcomm and Portland Spirit.

Step into an enchanted woodland where reason blurs and hearts veer in unexpected directions, sometimes toward the wrong match, sometimes toward the right one. Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream unfolds in the glow of fairy magic as desire runs amok, with Oberon and Titania locked in a contest of enchantments while Bottom prepares his moment as Pyramus. It is a playful salute to love’s tangles, gleeful folly, and shimmering poetry.