Events in Lake Oswego, OR

This memorial car tour honors Dr. Quinton-Cox with a scenic drive around Lake Oswego, beginning at the Safeway parking lot and concluding at Tumwater Vineyard in West Linn. Registration and participant instructions are provided before departure. A $25 donation benefits the Dr. Quinton-Cox Memorial Dental Scholarship Fund. This tour is not an OMS event.

With Love Car Show brings the community together to raise love and support for foster kids. The Locas Car Club will be there representing alongside the Puro Locos familia. The event features rides and family vibes. Car owners can pre-register their vehicles for a discount, and vendors can complete an interest form.

This hands-on workshop from the Washington County Master Gardener Association, part of the In the Garden Series, takes place at Jenkins Estate. Participants explore the captivating world of carnivorous and drought-tolerant plants, with an emphasis on the structure of pitcher plants and the varied forms, textures, and adaptations that help waterwise species thrive. The class covers where some of these plants originate, what they need to grow, and practical guidance for their care. It also introduces nature journaling, using simple prompts and accessible materials to deepen observation and foster drawing and writing about the natural world. A guided visit to the Learning Garden showcases the pitcher plant bed and the waterwise area, with time to record observations in a welcoming, interactive setting. Bring a journal, pens, and pencils if you like, or use the paper and drawing materials provided. No prior experience with nature journaling is required.

Build a ready-to-send stash at this monthly cardmaking workshop focused on creating four versatile greeting cards. All the essentials are prepared for you, including card bases, coordinated graphics, blank cards, and envelopes. Choose from insert options with sentiments such as happy birthday, thank you, and congratulations, which are printed on site, then assemble your designs at the table. Finished samples are available to spark ideas, and those sample cards can be purchased after class. If attending in person is not possible, the same projects are offered as a kit for shipping or in-store pickup, a convenient option for travel or a weekend with friends. This workshop is non refundable and for ages 14 and up. Seating is limited, and if it sells out a waitlist may open for a possible second session. The setting is in Downtown Milwaukie with a coffee shop next door, and mentioning the word "glitter" to staff provides a special K.MARIE discount on purchases.

Corgi owners gather at Hazelia Field Dog Park to connect, exchange tips, and let their pups socialize with other corgis of similar size. It is a relaxed meetup centered on conversation among owners and playful interaction for the dogs.

The inaugural Street Eats Beaverton brings together local restaurants, food makers, live music, and community spirit to highlight why Downtown Beaverton is a standout dining destination. With a tasting passport, guests can enjoy six samples from participating businesses while taking in a lively street festival setting that includes a beer garden, music, prize drawings with giveaways, and family-friendly activities. Ticket options include Early Bird Admission at $35 and General Admission at $40, each with six tastings plus access to music, the beer garden, and prize entry. The Family Foodie Pack is $75 during the early bird period and $85 afterward, providing two adult passports with six tastings each and admission for two children. VIP Admission is $50 and adds early entry, a commemorative Street Eats Beaverton cup, and priority check-in along with six tastings, live music, beer garden access, and prize entry. Additional tasting tickets are available for $5 each, and capacity is limited to 300 tickets. Proceeds benefit the Downtown Beaverton Association, supporting vibrant events, public spaces, and programs that strengthen the downtown community.

Experience a night under the stars at Universal Plaza as Tigard Parks and Recreation brings Movies in the Park with an outdoor screening of Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu. Before the film, enjoy games, vendor booths, and chances to win prizes, plus special activities with Natural Grocers, Damsel In Defense, Rhodes Chiropractic, and the Tigard Police Department. Admission is free and no registration is required. Pack blankets, lawn chairs, and a flashlight for comfort. Complimentary popcorn will be handed out by the Parks and Recreation team, and food carts Wow Cow, Paradise Grindz, and Exotic Eggrollz will be serving bites. The movie is rated PG-13, runs 132 minutes, and will be presented in English with Spanish subtitles. For questions, contact Kaitlyn at kaitlynl@tigard-or.gov or 971-284-7694.

MAD Poker comes to Jo’s each Saturday, offering a weekly chance to test your luck. Enjoy good food and friendly company while you polish your poker face.

Beat the seasonal blues with a bracing cold-water plunge followed by a steam bathe that boosts endorphins and builds community. At Milwaukie Bay Park, this winter swimming gathering pairs an invigorating dip with soothing heat to brighten Portland’s darker days and the long, gloomy stretch ahead. Open to all, it features a spirited group shiver and a welcoming atmosphere.

Set in Downtown Beaverton, this no-cost community showcase brings together cars and motorcycles of every style. Expect to see classics, lifted trucks, muscle machines, imports, hot rods, exotics and custom builds, with plenty of chances to meet the people behind these rides. The atmosphere welcomes all ages, making it an easy way to enjoy a day out while taking in a wide range of impressive vehicles. Food and drinks from local spots will be on hand, including Teriyakimoto, Bluto's, Fly Chai and Lionheart Coffee Co., and a beer garden will feature Binary Brewing. Live music sets the tone, and awards will recognize standout entries. Presented by the Beaverton Downtown Association with presenting sponsor Fresh Start Detail Co., this celebratory gathering spotlights remarkable machines, good food and the local businesses that help power the community.

Learn the basics of Salsa and Bachata in a Level 1 combo class at Shawn Gardner Dancing in downtown Tigard. This 90 minute session focuses on foundational steps, fun footwork, turns, and more. A partner is not required because participants rotate, and casual attire with regular shoes works well. Each meeting reinforces core techniques through repetition, then adds new variations so progress builds from week to week. Absolute beginners are encouraged to start during the first or second week of the month since the material advances across the month. Attending up to two classes per week can speed improvement, though once a week also fits well for many schedules. The class is open to everyone. Drop in for $25 for the 90 minute session, or participate through a membership. Separate beginner Bachata and beginner Salsa classes are also offered on Thursdays as one hour sessions with a $20 drop in option or access through a membership. A free week pass is available to explore all classes and events for seven days.

Explore the MELT Method in a welcoming class led by Level 4 instructor Kim Reis, a classically trained Pilates teacher and former professional dancer. Through guided use of soft rollers and balls, participants learn techniques that rehydrate connective tissue, release everyday tension, improve mobility and flexibility, and support circulation and recovery for a more balanced, at-ease body. This class is suitable for all levels and does not require prior experience. Held on the second Monday of each month at Connect & Beyond Physical Therapy. First-time attendees can take their initial class at no cost with the code BEYOND1STCLASS.

Start your West Coast Swing journey with a welcoming Level 1 class at Shawn Gardner Dancing in downtown Tigard. Instructors Haley Miller Skredsvig and Robyn Maile guide you through fundamental patterns, connection, and playful footwork, with plenty of repetition and progressive variations so everyone keeps learning. You do not need a partner, as the class rotates, and casual clothing with regular shoes works fine. The class is open to everyone, and drop-ins are welcome. The price is $20 for a single visit or it is included with membership, and a free week pass is available for first-time visitors. For those completely new to partner dancing, a minimum of three months in another dance style is requested before entering Level 1 West Coast Swing. Expect a friendly environment that encourages movement, social connections, and plenty of fun.

Draglore blends folklore and drag to illuminate a cultural tapestry that stretches across centuries. This monthly series features a rotating lineup of drag performers, theatrical lighting, and short educational segments that unpack the stories and traditions behind each piece. This edition focuses on classic folklore with feminist themes. Audience members are seated at tables in a climate controlled room. The venue offers a large free parking lot and is wheelchair accessible. Admission is donation based with a policy that no one is turned away for lack of funds. Payment is accepted at the door by cash or Cash App, and proceeds are shared equally among the cast and crew. Food and drinks are not sold on site, and there is a bar across the street called Chan’s Steakery for a visit before or after the show. This event is open to all ages and is produced by Arcadia Arts Co., a human run performing arts company dedicated to bridging drag and theatre through fresh interpretations of folklore and public domain classics.

Kick off the day by connecting with the Tigard business community at Good Morning Tigard, the Tigard Area Chamber of Commerce’s weekly networking gathering. This edition includes a ribbon cutting celebrating Oregon Music Academy’s 25 years. Each week a different Chamber Member business hosts, creating a space to expand your network, build lasting professional relationships, and stay informed about what is happening in Tigard and the surrounding region. Meet local business owners, entrepreneurs, elected leaders, and community partners, learn more about the host organization, and hear updates on Chamber programs, advocacy efforts, and upcoming activities. Whether you have been involved for years, are new to the area, or are simply exploring what the Chamber offers, this is a straightforward way to see how connection, collaboration, and community help businesses thrive. Visitors are welcome and may attend twice before joining.

Presented by the Beaverton Downtown Association, Downtown Sounds is a new summer music series bringing live music, community, and local flavor to downtown Beaverton. This edition features Dumpster Joe with an energetic blend of old-time jug band tunes and fresh takes on classic songs. Expect a welcoming outdoor setting in one of downtown Beaverton’s favorite gathering spaces, perfect for a quick stop after work, a meetup with neighbors, or a relaxed evening out. Admission is free. The series continues throughout the summer with a variety of local performers celebrating Beaverton’s creative community. Bring friends, find a seat, and enjoy the sounds of summer.

Experience a guided musical journey toward self reflection with Patrick Shendo, a tribal member of Taos and Jemez Pueblos in New Mexico. The time together centers on the ancient rhythms that shape human life and nature, encouraging balance and awareness. Indigenous song and flute, the didgeridoo, and percussion create a soundscape intended to open pathways to restorative reflection. The experience also includes time in the sauna, where cycles of heat and cold mirror the elements of nature.

Metro presents a free neighborhood household hazardous waste collection at SW Bible Church, offering a safe way to dispose of unwanted paint, batteries, pesticides, cleaners, propane, automotive products, medical sharps, and more. These materials should not be placed in home garbage. Medications are not accepted at this event. A complete list of accepted items and guidance on preparing materials for drop-off is available.

This free community repair gathering invites people to bring broken household items and work with skilled volunteers who can help diagnose issues and, in many cases, make repairs. It is a hands-on chance to learn about fixing things, save money, and keep usable items out of the trash. The event is held outdoors in the same location as the Milwaukie Sunday Farmer’s Market. Typical items include clean clothing and textiles, small electronics, and small home appliances. Not all repair types are available at every session, so to check on a specific item you can email sustainability@clackamas.us with a brief description. Plan to have one broken item examined per person at a time. After an item is assessed or repaired, return to the registration table to be matched with another fixer for a second item. If a repair is likely to take more than 30 minutes, it may be postponed. Upon arrival, check in at the front desk and complete a liability waiver. Your item may be placed on a hold table while fixers review projects and call items in an order that aligns with their skills, which can mean some items are seen slightly out of sequence. Depending on attendance, you may need to wait with your item. Items left unattended are skipped. Some things are not accepted, including anything too heavy for one person to carry, microwaves, printers, DVD players, VCRs, TVs, computers, laptops, tablets, cellphones, large appliances, items containing coolant, gasoline, or other hazardous materials, and unwashed clothing. While a successful fix is not guaranteed, volunteers will give it their best effort.

This year's edition of the Portland Children's Art Show is being hosted. Find complete details and a Q&A on the event's Facebook page, and text Alicia at 503-683-8708 with any additional questions.

Presented by Down Syndrome Network Oregon, this program at the Patricia Reser Center for the Arts spotlights the potential of people with Down syndrome through powerful stories of courage, perseverance, and possibility. Featured guests Chris Nikic, the first person with Down syndrome to complete an IRONMAN triathlon, and his father Nik Nikic share their journey and the lessons of their "1% Better" approach, emphasizing steady growth, strong family support, and belief in what can be achieved. Karen Gaffney, accomplished athlete, advocate, and founder of the Karen Gaffney Foundation, offers insights from her life and advocacy, underscoring the value of lifelong support, education, and physical fitness, as well as her work advancing awareness, inclusion, and Alzheimer’s research. A Community Spotlight Panel highlights local organizations across Oregon that are expanding opportunities and creating meaningful pathways to inclusion for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Attendees can engage directly with speakers during a live Q&A and connect with others during a networking opportunity. The program encourages participants to turn possibility into action, strengthen connections, broaden opportunities, and help build communities where everyone belongs.

Live Nation presents Stephen Wilson Jr. on the Gary The Torch Tour, with The Lone Bellow as special guest, at McMenamins Grand Lodge. This concert brings these artists together on one stage for a live performance.

Beck takes the stage at Keller Auditorium in Portland.

Powell's Presents features bestselling author Helen Scheuerer, known for the Legends of Thezmarr series, at Powell's Books at Cedar Hills Crossing for a ticketed event centered on her new novel, Kiss of the Black Flame, from Atria. The book opens an epic romantasy trilogy that follows Saige Grayson, a gifted bookbinder who perseveres through chronic pain and overwhelming debt. When her creditor decides her rare skill is more valuable than money, she is handed over to the Azkari, an immortal people created for war, and confined in their ancient stronghold. Her best chance at escape lies with Archer, a fallen Azkari general under a powerful curse. He offers a deal, and in return Saige must help him find and restore an ancient volume woven from living magic. The book holds the power to stop a great evil or set it free, and as Saige works with Archer, the magic awakens perilous forces in the realm and within her. With enemies closing in and long-buried memories surfacing, they must decide what to sacrifice, their freedom, their fragile trust, or the spark between them that could set the world alight. This is a ticketed event. Each ticket includes admission and one hardcover copy of Kiss of the Black Flame, with books distributed at the event.

An evening devoted to a magnificent artist unfolds at Patricia Reser Center for the Arts. The program centers on the artist’s work and celebrates exceptional talent.

This in-person class focuses on emotional regulation and building sustainable habits that support overall well-being. It explores ways to better understand emotions and to create routines that endure.

The 2026 PMAR annual meeting takes place at the AC Hotel in Lake Oswego, featuring a served breakfast and the presentation of the Realtor of the Year honor. Admission is $20 for PMAR members and $35 for nonmembers.

Downtown Sounds, a new summer music series from the Beaverton Downtown Association, features a lively set by the energetic Kick the Bucket Jazz Band at the 1st Street Dining Commons. This free outdoor event highlights local talent and community spirit, offering a relaxed setting to unwind, connect with friends or neighbors, and enjoy live jazz in one of downtown Beaverton’s favorite gathering spots. The series continues throughout the summer at the 1st Street Dining Commons with a variety of local performers that celebrate Beaverton’s creative community.

Relive a legendary night when Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, and Johnny Cash came together for an unforgettable jam session where broken promises, hidden truths, betrayals, and celebrations surfaced. This production revisits the rock and roll era with favorites like “Blue Suede Shoes,” “Fever,” “Walk The Line,” “Sixteen Tons,” “Who Do You Love?,” “Great Balls of Fire,” “Folsom Prison Blues,” “Whole Lotta Shakin Goin’ On,” “Hound Dog,” and more, tracing the stories of these artists and revealing what unfolded during that extraordinary session. Book by Colin Escott and Floyd Mutrux, with original concept and direction by Floyd Mutrux, inspired by Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Carl Perkins. Performances take place at the Broadway Rose New Stage and are presented with support from Title Sponsor Harvey & Sandy Platt and Show Sponsor Summit Bank. Single tickets will be available, with reservations offered through a season subscription.

Designed for those seeking ritual and shared sacred space, this gathering centers the Mother archetype... the one who nourishes, holds, creates, and remembers. A small circle comes together around fire and song, with the option to move between sauna and cold water as part of the ritual. Inside the sauna there is guided self-massage to soften and open the body’s tissues, followed by embodied toning to awaken and prepare the voice. From there the group practices simple call and response songs, with pauses for reflection and sharing. No prior singing experience is needed. The focus is authenticity rather than performance. Participants are encouraged to arrive as they are and explore song, reflection, and embodied tools that support genuine expression. The intention is to remember the body and voice as vessels for care, connection, and creation, and to tend the inner Mother through shared sound. Attendance is limited to twelve women and the cost is $25 per person. The circle welcomes anyone who identifies with the Mother archetype in any way, including mothers of living or nonliving children and mothers of nonhuman beings. Early arrival is encouraged to enjoy the sauna and the cold plunge before the space closes to the public and the circle begins. Please plan to enter the sauna clean, dry, and free of oils and lotions to support self-massage. A robe, two towels, and sandals are recommended. While the gathering is guided, personal choice is honored at all times. The circle holds space for open sharing and compassionate witnessing without trying to fix or change anyone’s experience, honoring every voice as a gift and the nourishment that can arise when they are lifted together.

On the fourth Friday of each month, KJ Mark hosts Killer Karaoke at Jo's, featuring a stage outfitted with lasers, lights, and fog effects. Step up to the mic and sing your favorites in a setting designed for performers, complete with full production elements that set the scene.

For King and Country brings the Most Beautiful Colours Tour to Keller Auditorium in Portland, OR. This stop on the tour features the group live on stage at the auditorium.

Next Stop Comedy brings a rotating stand-up showcase to Cooper Mountain Ale Works, with a fresh roster of comics at every performance. Expect high-caliber talent, including comedians with television credits and appearances on popular podcasts.

Breast cancer touches nearly every family, with one in eight people expected to receive a diagnosis over a lifetime. This 5K run and walk brings people together to celebrate survivors, stand with those in treatment, and remember loved ones. Participation helps Breast Friends offer free programs, a sense of community, and support for those navigating breast cancer. Alongside the 5K, expect food, fun, and a special visit from Caesar the Llama. The event blends purpose with connection, turning every mile into meaningful support.

At Pcc Rock Creek Dog Park, corgi owners meet to exchange tips and information while their dogs socialize with other corgis of a similar size. It is a chance for people to connect and for pups to enjoy playtime together.

This event features Killswitch Engage in concert at Roseland Theater in Portland, OR.

This monthly celebration of Latino culture in Downtown Beaverton features live music and entertainment, local vendors and artisans, flavorful food and beverages, and activities for families. Local businesses, artists, musicians, food vendors, and neighbors gather at the First Street Dining Commons for a festive experience that blends culture, music, shopping, and opportunities to connect. It highlights local talent and supports neighborhood businesses in a welcoming community setting.

At Samaritan Odd Fellows Lodge, Villains & Vixens: Musical Cabaret returns with its eighth installment, serving up a mischievous night of parody songs performed by a gallery of notorious characters. Look for tongue-in-cheek tributes to pop culture baddies like Beetlejuice, Cruella, Captain Hook, the Sanderson sisters, Gotham’s rogues, and the classic movie monsters, with nods to favorites including Halloween, Star Wars, Friday the 13th, and The Silence of the Lambs. Set the tone for spooky season with mayhem, music, and surprises as scoundrels, pirates, and witches take the mic. Pre-show singers perform 15 minutes before showtime, and doors open 30 minutes early. Appetizers, snacks, and specialty themed cocktails are available, with bar service limited to beer, wine, hard seltzer, and three cocktail options. Adult general admission is $15 in advance or $20 at the door, and ages 14 and under are $10 in advance or $15 at the door, with a $10 early bird option for adults. Tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable, and cash as well as all major credit or debit cards are accepted at the door. The production is rated PG and recommended for ages 8 and older, and it includes fog and strobe lighting effects. From Torchsong Entertainment, a local company that develops original cabarets and rock musicals with artists from the greater Portland area.

Tyler Childers performs live at Moda Center at the Rose Quarter in Portland, OR.

The Neighbourhood appears at Moda Center at the Rose Quarter in Portland, Oregon.

A crossover featuring Disney's Descendants and Zombies comes to Moda Center at the Rose Quarter in Portland, OR. This event brings both franchises together in one setting for a combined experience for fans of both stories.

The Neighbourhood performs live at Moda Center at the Rose Quarter in Portland, Oregon.

Carin Leon brings the De Sonora Para El Mundo Tour to Moda Center at the Rose Quarter in Portland, OR. This concert showcases the artist live on stage for a Portland audience.

Next Stop Comedy brings a rotating showcase of stand-up to Frank's Noodle House Beaverton. Expect a fresh lineup at each performance, featuring comics seen on television and heard on popular podcasts. Enjoy an upbeat evening of laughs at this local venue.

Enjoy a free gardening program filled with learning and practical tips. Each class runs 45 minutes and is followed by a 15 minute question and answer period, with a detailed schedule to be shared before the event. Complimentary pH soil testing will be available, with instructions on how to take samples and a limit of four samples per participant. Master Gardeners will be available to discuss plants, pests, and insects and to answer questions. Explore displays that present seasonal garden subjects in three dimensions for an engaging look at timely topics.

Inside Shiekh Studio, the gathering begins with casual social time that includes a minifig swap. After that comes the official meeting, followed by a show and tell session.

Corgi owners meet at Hazelia Field Dog Park to connect and share information, and their dogs get time to play with corgis of a similar size.

False Alarm Duo brings live music to a hometown venue by the pond in Beaverton, with food available.

Matt Rife appears at Moda Center at the Rose Quarter in Portland, Oregon.

Explore current questions in vegetable gardening at the Milwaukie Community Center during a presentation featuring Chip Bubl. He brings experience as an associate professor with the Oregon State University Department of Horticulture and many years as the Columbia County Extension agent. He is a widely respected speaker and the author of numerous reference publications in urban and community horticulture. From 2008 to 2024, his work included a newspaper gardening column along with a radio gardening show. Known for his broad knowledge, he remains in demand and can speak to nearly any garden topic.

Mana performs live at the Moda Center at the Rose Quarter in Portland, Oregon.

Experience a live concert from Doja Cat at Moda Center at the Rose Quarter in Portland, OR.

Harambee Centre celebrates 25 years of working together for education, partnership, and community impact with an Anniversary Celebration and Annual Benefit Dinner. The evening centers on gratitude, featuring African cuisine, performances, and updates on current projects. It also spotlights support for scholarships and a commitment to the future, honoring the journey so far and uplifting the next generation.

Generations have been moved by Swan Lake, built on Tchaikovsky’s celebrated score and classical choreography. This production introduces a new visual language, pairing elegant movement with inventive light design. Costumes that glow and shift with each step cast patterns across the stage, turning each scene into a vivid tapestry of color and feeling. Technology is woven into the artistry to support, not supplant, the heart of the ballet. The result is a sensory-rich performance where light, music, and motion come together in harmonious balance.

Experience a new-season reimagining of Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake where light, movement, and music guide the story. Dynamic lighting and glowing costumes create an immersive atmosphere as an international ensemble brings a tale of love and enchantment to the stage. Each act appears like a moving gallery piece, merging classical ballet heritage with fresh, modern design. The result is a renewed vision of a beloved legend, rich with striking imagery and the emotional pull of Tchaikovsky’s score.

An indoor Festival of Lights bazaar welcomes the entire community to shop and celebrate. Promoted as Oregon's only Diwali bazaar and the largest celebration of its kind in the state, it showcases makers, designers, crafters, creators, and vendors from the NW with clothing, jewelry, home decor, candles, soaps, books, bangles, bracelets, kidswear, packaged food, and handcrafted goods. Admission and parking are free. Attendance is estimated between 2,000 and 5,000. Vendor details will be shared as they are confirmed. Sponsorship inquiries can be directed to 5039466571. Presented by WashCo Rising 501(c)3, THPRD, Shop Amrapali, and Salon Amrapali, with event organizer Sushmita Poddar.

Next Stop Comedy brings stand-up to Cooper Mountain Ale Works with a different roster of comics each time. The show features performers with television appearances and podcast credits. Every edition offers a fresh lineup, so no two shows are the same.

Corgi owners gather to connect, exchange information, and let their pups socialize with other corgis of similar size. It is a relaxed chance for people to chat while their dogs enjoy playtime with well-matched companions.

Logic and G-Eazy take the stage at the Moda Center at the Rose Quarter in Portland, OR. The event brings both artists to one venue for a shared performance.

Mon Laferte appears live at Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall in Portland, Oregon. Enjoy a concert experience with the artist in a concert hall setting.

The NyteByrds bring a Halloween-themed dance party to Tigardville Station Pub and Grill, featuring spooky tunes and a wide mix of rock and dance favorites. Costumes are encouraged, and contests add to the festivities, with songs from artists such as Alanis, Zeppelin, Journey, Heart, Joan Jett, Pat Benatar, Michael Jackson, The Cars, Wild Cherry, Linda Ronstadt, Blondie, ZZ Top, Fleetwood Mac, and more.

Gorillaz takes the stage at the Moda Center at the Rose Quarter in Portland, Oregon.

Smashing Pumpkins will perform live at Moda Center at the Rose Quarter in Portland, Oregon. This concert gives fans a chance to see the band on stage in a large-scale setting.

Teddy Swims takes the stage for a live concert at the Moda Center at the Rose Quarter in Portland, Oregon.

Presented by Anna Perry, this talk explains what microplastics are and how they might affect gardens. It outlines what is currently known about plastics in soils, where these particles originate, and their potential impacts on soils, plants, and the living communities beneath the surface. The presentation highlights the limited research to date and focuses on garden soils and garden ecology.

Experience a beloved community bazaar celebrating the season with local makers, one-of-a-kind handcrafted gifts, festive treats, and plenty of holiday cheer. Stroll through distinctive vendor booths, support small businesses, and enjoy a warm, creative setting that brings the community together while benefiting local schools. Make a stop at Santa Land for family photos, big smiles, and holiday fun for all.

This meeting takes place inside Shiekh Studio. It begins with casual socializing and parts trading, continues with the official meeting, and ends with the activity titled Will it Spaceship?

The 23rd Annual Beaverton Holiday Bazaar offers a festive day featuring vendors and a celebration of the Beaverton community. Additional information will be shared in the fall.

In Sylvia Ridge, Tennessee, the Christmas pageant defines the season. After Oralene, the longtime heart of the production, passes away, the close circle of women she leaves behind, the Silver Belles, step forward to rescue the show. Their bumpy rehearsals stir up old scars and new courage, and along the way they find their voices, their strength, and the friendship that binds them. This holiday musical blends fresh country twang with familiar seasonal songs and plenty of Southern charm, celebrating community and the chosen families that help people find their way when they feel a bit lost. With a book by Allyson Currin, music by Matt Conner, and lyrics by Stephen Gregory Smith, based on an idea from Cathy Alter and Sandra Johnson. Performances take place at Broadway Rose New Stage. Title Sponsor: Harvey and Sandy Platt. Show Sponsor: CTA Pathology.

Portland Veterans Memorial Coliseum hosts a live concert with Ramon Ayala in Portland, OR.