Free events in Keizer, OR

The New Stuff presents a weekly stand-up session where local favorites and traveling professionals try out fresh material, sometimes telling a joke for the very first time. The format puts the audience close to the creative process as comics debut new bits that might never be heard again. You may recognize performers from Netflix, Hulu, Don't Tell Comedy, and Helium Comedy Studios. Admission is free, and tips are encouraged to support the show. Hosted by Chris Hudson, known for Leave Your Troubles at The Door, who guides the night while offering a peek at how great comedy takes shape.

Mr. Ben, a Portland-based children’s musician, leads a free sing-along for young kids and their caregivers at Hostel Cafe. Everyone is welcome, and tips are appreciated. The gathering is tailored for babies through preschoolers. Children can sing along to familiar tunes, meet new friends, and burn off some energy in a comfortable space with both indoor and outdoor areas. No RSVP is required. It is also a relaxed setting for parents and caregivers to connect with local families while little ones sing and play. During the music, adults can enjoy housemade meals featuring local ingredients, seating inside or outside, and draft beverages.

No-cost team trivia takes place at Double Mountain Brewery & Taproom’s Woodstock taproom in Portland. The event features four staple rounds plus a themed round that changes each week, with prizes up for grabs and a friendly, upbeat atmosphere.

At Tattoo 34, walk in day offers same day tattoos along with, on certain walk in days, brow and lash esthetic services. Choose flash designs or collaborate on a custom piece, either in vibrant color or classic black and grey. Brow options include shaping, tint, and lamination, available individually or combined, and lashes can be enhanced with a lift and tint. Complimentary consultations are available for permanent makeup, including brows, lips, and scar camouflage. No appointment is required, though a wait is possible. Service is first come, first served, and some tattoo ideas may be postponed depending on the concept, placement, or how many people are ahead. For more details and pricing, visit the studio’s website.

Milwaukie professionals can connect with a local business networking group at LJ's Cafe in Portland, OR. The gathering focuses on helping attendees grow their businesses, build relationships in the community, and strengthen networking skills. The group reserves one spot for each business type. Newcomers can attend their first two visits at no cost.

This free gallery opening reception presents What Remains, a thoughtful exploration of how cultures around the world confront death and remembrance. It looks at the ways rituals express love for those who have passed, convey beliefs about an afterlife, and pay respect to the dead. Ranging from quiet observances to lively celebrations, the exhibition highlights the many traditions communities use to honor lives and keep memories present.

This free bingo event features five different games, each with three chances to win.

These monthly circles provide a caring, inclusive setting for those processing pregnancy loss, stillbirth, infant loss, or TFMR. Facilitated by doulas with lived experience, the peer-supported space respects every story, whether the loss occurred recently or years ago. Activities may include meditation, simple ritual, and readings that encourage reflection. Sharing is optional, so attending quietly is welcome. There is no cost to participate.

Ring in the season with a wide-ranging choral program featuring Wildcat Glee, Cascara Voce, and Concert Choir. The performance will be held at Linfield University in the Richard and Lucille Ice Auditorium in Melrose Hall. Admission is free and tickets are not required.

A welcoming event where newcomers, experienced performers, and those trying it for the first time can take the mic. Enjoy a drink, step up to perform, or cheer on friends from the audience. Everyone is invited and there is no cover charge. Support local talent at TBB’s Tap House.

Celebrate Roosevelt High School with a community gathering that features a free barbecue, tailgate activities, and a football showdown against Cleveland. Meals will be served leading up to the game at the parking lot turnaround on the west side of campus, organized by the Alumni Association and the Roosevelt Supporter Club. Student leadership will host games, booths, and other activities on the softball field and into the parking lot. The football game includes performances by Band, Cheer, and Dance, and entry is through the gate in the parking lot. Tickets are $7 for adults and $5 for students and senior citizens, and concessions will be available for purchase to support a variety of student clubs.

Expect a lively mix of vendors, flavorful bites and treats, and live performances by skilled musicians, offered throughout the summer season.

Metro is offering a free household hazardous waste collection that helps people safely dispose of unwanted items including paint, batteries, pesticides, cleaners, propane, automotive products, and medical sharps. These materials do not belong in home garbage, and this event provides a responsible alternative. Medications are not accepted. For a complete list of accepted materials and tips on how to prepare items for drop off, consult Metro’s guidance.

Attendees bring a favorite book or a recent read to share and sit together for a relaxed conversation about each selection. Coffee will be available along with other hot beverages and light snacks. This event is free to attend.

Experience the Portland Walk for Apraxia at Oaks Park Amusement, Area 14, a community gathering that celebrates Apraxia Stars and raises awareness of childhood apraxia of speech. Registration is free. Those who register can work toward fundraising incentives, and registered walkers who raise $50 receive the official Walk for Apraxia t-shirt. Every Apraxia Star is individually recognized and receives a free shirt, a medal, and a certificate honoring their efforts. Funds raised support Apraxia Kids, advancing education for families and professionals, community engagement and outreach, advocacy, and research. The walk brings parents, relatives, and professionals together in a supportive environment, with plans focused on creating a safe, enjoyable, and memorable experience for teams and participants. Additional details will be shared.

Pairs take on a burpee focused challenge at Toe 2 Toe Boxing Gym in Salem. This community fitness event welcomes every fitness level, and admission is free. Participants represent their crews, test their grit, and see who rises to the top.