Events in Hillsboro today

This WFDA Chairman sanctioned Oregon 6 Gun match features Open and Thumbing divisions for men and women. Entry in either division is $100. NRA membership is required, and there is a $10 shooter fee. Prize payouts are listed for both men’s and women’s divisions at 30 percent for 1st, 25 percent for 2nd, and 20 percent for 3rd, with the table also showing 15 percent for 4th and 10 percent for 5th on the men’s side. Saturday focuses on Blanks and 4 inch balloons for a total of 31 shots, including two sets SB at 5 inches for 10 shots, two sets SB at 8 inches for 10 shots, one set SB at 10 inches for 5 shots, and three sets of 8 inch double blanks. Sunday features Wax on Blockers for 31 shots, with two sets SW at 5 inches for 10 shots, two sets SW at 8 inches for 10 shots, one set SW at 10 inches for 5 shots, and three sets of 8 inch double wax for 6 shots. For information, contact Howard Baker at 503-357-5423 or hrbaker887@gmail.com, or look for Oregon 6 Gun on Facebook.

A family-friendly walk with raffles and other activities held in support of the Foundation for Prader-Willi Research.

Neighborhood Health Center’s annual health fair offers a free, community-focused day of care and connection. The event provides convenient access to essential services in a welcoming, family friendly setting, and no appointment or insurance is required. Complimentary offerings include vision screenings, blood pressure checks, dental health checks, car seat checks, assistance with OHP insurance, fresh local produce, hands-on activities, information from community organizations, and free gifts and prizes. Support for this event comes from CareOregon, Trillium, Washington County Public Health, Doernbecher Children’s Hospital/OHSU, and Dave’s Killer Bread.

Enjoy a free, family-friendly bike ride that tours Bagley, Hamby, and Griffin Oaks parks. The ride starts and ends at WashCo Bikes, and there will be kids activities and tune-ups available.

Join Instructor Jennifer for “Introduction to Hugged Pottery,” a hands-on pottery class where you’ll shape and sculpt clay while working toward your own unique ceramic piece. You’ll get step-by-step guidance and have access to all supplies, including clay, tools, and aprons, with a judgment-free, relaxed atmosphere that welcomes all skill levels. Plan to dress comfortably and arrive about 10 minutes early to check in.

Tense, tactical skirmishes take center stage in a monthly league built around the Spearhead format for Warhammer Age of Sigmar. Participants can complete up to one game per week during the month, with victory points recorded across all matches. Earn an additional 10 victory points for each unit from your Spearhead that you assemble and paint during the month. When the month wraps up, the highest total is honored on the Wall of Honor. There is no entry fee, and weekly games can be played during the regular Sigmar Saturday or the dedicated Saturday League Night reserved for these battles. To participate, bring a Spearhead force along with one of the current Spearhead sets: Fire & Jade, Sand & Bone, or City of Ash.

Bagichaa Indian Restaurant & Pizza is celebrating its opening with a special lunch buffet featuring a wide selection of Indian and Indo Chinese dishes along with Indian style pizzas and sweets. The menu highlights include chole bhature, butter chicken and other savory options, biryani varieties, pani puri, Indo Chinese favorites, signature Indian inspired pizzas, and mango lassi served with desserts. 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.

At Liberty High School, a clinic devoted to wrestling is complemented by an uplifting motivational talk and a barbecue.

This women’s microretreat creates space for meaningful conversation alongside restorative experiences. The evening features a private pool swim and a floating sound bath meditation, followed by a freshly grilled seasonal dinner. Around the fire, a releasing ceremony invites gentle letting go, with champagne and sparkling water available. Creative and embodied moments include altar building and a Divine Feminine dance party. Wind down with bedtime Yoga Nidra accompanied by chakra chimes. Begin the next day with a deep stretch flow and meditation, then savor a nourishing brunch bar and a calming tea ceremony. Journal prompts are offered to support reflection and dreaming throughout the retreat. Each guest is provided a cozy, supportive airbed. Guests should bring their own sheets, pillows, and blankets, along with a swimsuit, towel, or robe for swimming and the floating sound bath. Capacity is limited to 10 participants. To help keep the experience accessible, a limited number of scholarships are available for those who cannot afford the full cost.

At Pizzario, enjoy live music featuring well-known hits and popular favorites performed throughout the evening.

Experience a DJ-driven night of music at O’Brien’s.

Experience Forest Grove’s creative community at a monthly market that combines an artist showcase, maker fair, and neighborhood pop-up. Local artists, handmade vendors, small businesses, and creative entrepreneurs come together for lively shopping with live music, a full bar serving craft cocktails, beer, and wine, and a selection of food carts. Discover unique handmade gifts, original artwork, jewelry, prints, and other artisan finds while supporting local talent. The atmosphere is family-friendly, and both the patio and indoor space welcome well-behaved dogs. Hosted at Zesti Carts & Bar, this market encourages visitors to explore, enjoy great food and drinks, and stay a while.

Marking its 20th anniversary, the Unitus Community Credit Union Latino Community Festival brings a full day of celebration to Hillsboro Ballpark in Hillsboro, Oregon, home to the Hillsboro Hops. Presented by the City of Hillsboro, the event welcomes close to ten thousand people to explore lively areas featuring entertainment, visual art, and showcases from local businesses, all focused on Latin culture and community.

Celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Unitus Community Credit Union Latino Community Festival with a full day of Latin culture and community fun at Hillsboro Ballpark. Expect vibrant entertainment, art, local businesses, and activities for families. The festival is all-ages and runs through the afternoon and early evening.

This easy, fun, and low-key family day features free throwing for kids ages 8–17 when accompanied by a paying adult. The offer is available all day during open hours and is a good fit for families and birthdays. Music Bingo is offered, and barbecue is available all day with Fat Baby Barbecue. Lanes can be reserved in advance, and walk-ins are possible if space allows.

Enjoy a live performance by Two Bit Brothers at the Sidereus Vineyard and Winery tasting house. For reservations, call 503.992.1196.

Join Helvetia Vineyards & Winery for a fun, no-pressure watercolor painting class paired with wine tasting. You’ll start with a guided session led by professional instructor Elisa Mack, who walks you through each step to create your own watercolor painting while you soak up the vineyard views. The group will be painting colorful succulents, and live music will be playing in the afternoon to set the mood. All art supplies are included, and wine tasting and any bottles of wine are available for purchase separately (wine is not included in the ticket price).

Music bingo brings a lively mix of crowd pleasing songs to Blue Ox Hillsboro, spanning decades and genres as tracks play and players mark their cards hoping to call bingo. The pace stays brisk and the mood upbeat, and you can take part on your own or team up with friends. 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.

Camp Bow Wow Hillsboro hosts small group puppy training designed to build confidence, manners, and everyday life skills in a supportive setting. Each session lasts one hour, and the program runs for five consecutive weeks for $199, with a limit of four dogs per class for plenty of individual attention. Puppies learn essential cues like sit, down, stay, leave it, drop it, and a reliable recall, plus an introduction to loose leash walking for real-world success. Enrollment requires a complimentary 30 minute evaluation with the trainer to confirm the group format is a good fit. Age appropriate vaccinations should be submitted in advance. An evaluation can be scheduled by phone at 971-770-3647.

Enjoy a laid-back summer evening as Portland Opera presents a free outdoor concert with a mix of favorite arias, art songs, and musical theater selections. Bring a blanket or a lawn chair and pack snacks for a picnic on the Walters lawn while the music drifts through the air. If temperatures are high, the performance will be moved indoors. This event is open to all ages and requires no tickets.

Young adventurers entering grades 1 through 6 can dive into a week of pirate-themed challenges at The Movement Park. Throughout the program, campers will decode clues and solve puzzles to uncover hidden treasure, climb as if ascending a ship’s rigging, practice balance and movement to guide their vessel across imagined seas, and outsmart Davy Jones. The focus is on active fun, problem solving, and story-driven exploration throughout the full week. Pricing is $300 for Early Bird registration and $350 for Standard, with full-week enrollment only. Register online.

Creative kids can cool off with hands-on art time at Valley Art Association. Participants will explore a variety of art materials, look at sample projects for inspiration, and receive guidance from April. Sessions are offered on select Mondays. A minimum of three students is required for a class to run. The cost is $25 per child each day, and early registration is encouraged.

Enjoy a 90-minute group golf lesson with the help of golf pro Jesus Gonzalez, plus beer samples from StormBreaker. After the lesson, head to Noble Hop to wrap things up with a free pint.

Hatha Flow offers a steady practice that blends Hatha and Vinyasa into a balanced experience centered on breath and mindful movement. It opens with a group mantra, moves through traditional Hatha Sun A sequences, and weaves in thoughtfully themed progressions that encourage deeper connection between body and mind. The class includes guided meditation, breath work, deep relaxation, and exploration of yoga philosophy. The combination of fluid flow and restful stillness is designed to ground you and leave you open to receive.

Join instructor Jennifer for a hands-on private pottery lesson where you’ll shape, sculpt, and create your own unique ceramic piece. This class includes all pottery supplies like clay, tools, and aprons, along with step-by-step guidance that works for beginners and experienced makers alike. Expect a relaxed, judgment-free studio experience, with plenty of time to get messy and leave with something you made yourself. Wear comfortable, casual clothing and plan to arrive about 10 minutes early for check-in.

Tuesday brings a popular deal with $15 axe throwing per person, reflecting a $5 discount, and $5 tacos available all day. Lanes can be reserved ahead of time, or you can try for a walk in if space allows. It is a simple option for date night, a hangout with friends, or a last minute plan. Barbecue from Fat Baby is available throughout the day, including sliced or chopped brisket, pulled pork, whole smoked wings, and more. For a little extra, ask for the secret menu Fat Baby Marg, the house margarita offered for $8.

This open mic and jam session offers a welcoming space for live acoustic music, poetry, storytelling, and other creative expression. Performers and listeners can share their voices and connect with the community in a friendly setting. All ages are welcome, and well behaved dogs may attend. A house microphone is provided, and participants may bring small amplifiers, small drums, and effects. A signup list is available for those who want stage time, and reservations by phone are not accepted. Hosted by Dale, the night highlights local talent and good energy.

The event features Last Call Trivia at Hillsboro Downtown Station, a friendly quiz where participants play for Station Taphouse gift card prizes. Awards go to the top three finishers, with $35 for first place, $28 for second, and $21 for third.

A relaxed trivia night at One Horse Taphouse brings friendly competition, laughs, and a welcoming atmosphere for both seasoned quizzers and first timers. Participation is free, teams can include up to six people, and prizes go to the top two teams with One Horse Taphouse gift cards worth $20 for first place and $10 for second.

At Magnolia Park, Art in the Park blends literacy and art for elementary and middle school children. Rocio Espinoza-Cotero of the Hillsboro Public Library reads the featured story in Spanish, followed by an English reading from Barbara Mason. Afterward, participants create art projects inspired by the book’s themes. The art lesson is offered at no cost. Each child takes home a kit that includes a library-selected book suited to their age and a complimentary coloring book from Golden Road Arts.

Bagichaa Indian Restaurant & Pizza offers a lunch buffet featuring homestyle Indian flavors for $14.99. Enjoy favorites such as butter chicken, dal makhani, paneer tikka masala, vegetable pakora, rice with naan, and Indian specialty pizzas, plus chai and sweets. Suitable for lunch with family, friends, or coworkers. Selections change daily, so there is something new from Wednesday through Friday.

POP Pilates brings together strength and flexibility with precise, focused movements in a flowing, dance-like sequence on the mat. The workout aims to tone and transform while keeping the energy dynamic and fun. The class lasts 45 minutes.

Art in the Park blends reading and hands-on creativity for elementary and middle school children. At each Hillsboro session, a carefully selected library book anchors a no-cost art lesson. The story is presented twice, first in Spanish by Rocio Espinoza-Cotero of the Hillsboro Public Library, then in English by Barbara Mason. After listening, children create artwork inspired by the themes of the book. Each participant receives a take-home kit with age-appropriate books from the library and a complimentary coloring book created by Golden Road Arts.

Join a friendly paint and sip class where you’ll create your own portrait of your pet step by step with guidance from the instructor. All painting supplies are provided, and you’ll leave with a canvas you painted yourself. This is a beginner-friendly, no-judgment experience with great music and drinks, and it’s a fun option for a solo outing, date night, girls’ night, or group fun. Comfortable, casual clothing is recommended, and you’ll want to arrive about 10 minutes early to check in.

Bagichaa Indian Restaurant & Pizza offers an Indian lunch buffet priced at $14.99. The spread features staples like butter chicken, dal makhani, paneer tikka masala, vegetable pakora, rice with warm naan, Indian specialty pizzas, chai, sweets, and more. It is a convenient choice for a midday meal with family, friends, or coworkers. Selections are refreshed each day, so repeat visits may bring different dishes to try.

Enjoy a relaxed picnic-style meetup with simple yard games and time to connect with the community. Attendees can bring lunch, a DSP, and a friend. Participation is open to everyone, and there is no requirement to use Premier support services.

Enjoy a lively bingo night at Zesti filled with laughs and friendly competition. Prizes from local businesses are up for grabs, with offerings that may include food cart gift cards, swag, plants, and other surprises. Guests of all ages are welcome, and pets can come too. Parking is free. A playing card is provided with the purchase of a drink at the bar, including sodas and mocktails, with a limit of one card per round.

A summer evening of fun, food, and purpose unfolds at a casual fundraiser supporting Reclaiming Hope Ranch. Attendees can learn more about the mission, connect with others, and contribute to helping kids thrive. Giving options include becoming a Hope Builder, the monthly donor community, or making a one-time gift. The gathering welcomes everyone, including friends and co-workers, and is limited to adults. Those who cannot attend can still contribute.

Put your puzzle skills to the test at a speed puzzling competition hosted by @portlandpuzzleco. Race to finish a 500 piece jigsaw in the shortest time, and take the puzzle home afterward. The top finisher earns $100. All ages are welcome, and you can compete solo, as a duo, or with a team. Advance registration is recommended to secure a spot, with limited walk-in availability based on remaining puzzles.