Events in Oregon City today

Playlunch takes the stage at Mississippi Studios. Marketing describes the act as one of the hottest Australian bands since Amyl & The..., setting the tone for a buzzed-about performance. If you choose Print at Home or Mobile delivery, your tickets will be available to view starting 14 days before the show.

The Northwest Vintage Radio Society hosts a public gathering at Abernethy Grange Hall featuring tailgate-style selling, social time, and a trove of radios and other electronic items offered on a first come basis. It is an opportunity to look for parts for older radio gear and related electronics while chatting with fellow enthusiasts. Everyone is welcome, and no membership is required.

Challenge yourself on a difficult neighborhood route through Eagle’s Landing, climbing the stairs on Lenore to the top of Mt. Scott before looping back through nearby neighborhoods. The outing covers 3.9 miles at a medium pace with substantial elevation changes. Dogs and children are welcome.

This festival showcases juried artists offering their work for purchase, live music, a variety of food vendors, and interactive art activities for children. Admission is free and everyone is welcome.

Explore a farmers market filled with vendors, delicious food and goodies, and talented live music. The experience continues all summer long, offering a chance to shop, taste, and enjoy live performances.

Brushes & Blessings brings face painting and henna to the Annual Dahlia Festival, led by artist Alexandria Hardeman, whose decade of professional face painting and eight years of henna practice shine through in every design. Known for a lively, upbeat approach, she loves turning big imaginations, especially children’s, into bold color and intricate lines. Requests range from dragons to hermit crabs to detailed goat skulls, and each session becomes a fun, memorable moment. This creative pop up unfolds amid sweeping dahlia displays, with more than half a million plants across nearly 50 acres and a showcase garden featuring hundreds of unique varieties. Wander the blooms, discover favorites, place an order for planting next spring, and take home a fresh bouquet. Explore The Mercantile for distinctive gifts, self care finds, and handmade work from local artists, enjoy treats from the food trucks, and look for weekend live music and hands on classes. Admission and parking are free, and the colorful fields make a beautiful backdrop for photos.

Jessa Campbell & the Saplings bring an eco-inspired music performance to Happy Valley Library, weaving melodies with themes from the natural world. The set features songs about salmon in the rivers, forest creatures beneath the canopy, and sunlit days, inviting young audiences to sing and dance. Through lively tunes and nature-focused storytelling, the program encourages a deeper connection to ecology.

Live music from Mojo Holler adds a warm, rootsy soundtrack to the Annual Dahlia Festival’s celebration of a century of blooms, pairing vibrant gardens and sweeping views with tasty bites from rotating food trucks and countless photo-ready moments. The band blends influences that stretch from mountain country to the Mississippi Delta into indie folk rock. Missi’s soulful vocals and percussion on washboard, bongos, and cajon meet Mister Baker’s expressive lap steel, slide guitar, and dobro. Notable Northwest musician Randy Yearout joined in 2023 on bass and acoustic guitars, with occasional mandolin and banjo, rounding out the sound. Their releases include ROOT, an acoustic meditation on remorse and redemption, and their 2014 debut Where Black Ravens Flew, a concept-driven folk rock work. Formed in 2012 as the duo Missi & Mister Baker, the group went on to an official showcase at South By Southwest in 2016 and has continued to collaborate with producer and mixing engineer Larry Crane. Expect a day of color, flavor, and evocative songs set among fields of dahlias.

Reel 2 Real returns to OC Porch Fest for a third year with a Main Stage performance at Pioneer Adult Community Center. The group is ready to deliver a high energy set at a festival with plenty for attendees to explore.

An evening at Sah-Hah-Lee Golf Course brings women together for an RMEF ladies night built around the pairing of wine and tines. Wine-loving friends can share a social outing centered on this unique combination.

The Jason and Jasie Duo performs at The Wild Hare Saloon Canby with a set of songs. Food and service are available from the venue.

Ali Wong is bringing her unfiltered, laugh-out-loud stand-up to Portland for a Night 2 show. Expect sharp storytelling, bold honesty, and the kind of relatable humor she’s known for.

Enjoy live music from Secret Aging Men, a five-piece band presenting a broad mix of classic rock. The performance features a wide-ranging selection of classic rock delivered by the full five-member lineup.

Live local music takes the stage at The Hardware Store. There is no cover charge.

Settle in with a blanket or lawn chair for a family-friendly Movies in the Park screening of Elemental at Pfeifer Park. The film is free and begins at dusk, and families are encouraged to arrive early for RecMobile kids activities. Cool off with a purchase from Kona Ice on site. This screening is presented with support from Clackamas Water Environment Services. For guidance on content and ratings, check Common Sense Media. For weather updates and more information, call 503-742-4348.

Rivershore Bar & Grill hosts a Saturday karaoke night in the bar area. It is a chance to sing with friends while enjoying drinks and late night bites at a karaoke spot near Portland. Reservations are available.

Live music from Gabe Hess sets the tone as the Annual Dahlia Festival marks 100 years, surrounded by colorful dahlia displays. Stroll through the gardens, take in sweeping views, and sample bites from a changing lineup of food trucks while the music plays. The festival offers many opportunities for photos among the blooms.

Celebrate the Breakthrough T1D Portland Walk with a lively HYPE Party at Dave & Buster's. This free gathering brings the T1D community together to connect, hear from guest speakers, and enjoy provided food, with a chance to win a prize. Space is limited. Team Captains who attend and have registered their Walk Team will receive a $20 Dave & Buster's Power Card, presented at the end of the event.

Make a family day of axe throwing in Oregon City. Kids ages 8 to 17 throw free with a paid adult throw, making it an easy pick for birthdays and laid back Sundays. OC Taco is next door, so grab tacos, bring them over, and relax while you throw. You can reserve a lane in advance, and walk ins are welcome when space allows.

LCD Soundsystem is performing at McMenamins Edgefield. The show is scheduled for 5:00 PM local venue time in Troutdale, Oregon.

Enjoy a free live music performance at Wait City Park. Bring your own lawn chairs or a blanket for comfortable seating. Food vendors will be available with options for snacks or dinner.

Put your knowledge to the test with a lively mix of assorted trivia questions, friendly competition, and standout drinks. Bring friends and family to team up and play for a chance to win bar cash.

Polaris Hall hosts a performance featuring HISS and YuDAI. Choosing print at home or mobile delivery means your tickets will not be viewable until 14 days before the performance.

Oregon Horsemanship hosts a youth horse camp that blends hands-on learning with true horsemanship in a safe, supportive setting. Campers care for horses, practice groundwork, and ride while building responsibility, communication, leadership, and empathy. The program emphasizes education and safety, small groups, and low helper-to-camper ratios so each participant gets focused guidance and becomes part of a welcoming barn community. Families choose this camp for its focus on practical skills that carry into school, home, and beyond, and because participation supports the care and wellbeing of rescue horses. Enrollment is limited. Pricing is $450 per week, with a $25 Early Bird discount and a $25 sibling discount for families enrolling more than one child.

School is out, and My Gym offers a camp that fills each day with high-energy fun. Kids take part in lively games, gymnastics, creative obstacle courses, hands-on arts and crafts, and music that keeps them active and engaged. With a rotating mix of activities, each day delivers a fresh experience. The program includes two separate weeklong sessions along with certain Mondays. Participants can register for single days or a full week. Capacity is limited, so early reservations are recommended. Discounts are available when purchasing multiple sessions at once, and these savings can be applied to siblings.

This casual Warhammer 40,000 escalation league is designed for both newcomers and seasoned players. Forces start at 500 points and grow to 2,000 over the course of the league, making it easy to learn the game or experiment with new armies. Painted models are not required, so works in progress are welcome. The focus is on community, learning, and fair play rather than competition. Participants are encouraged to teach others, practice good sportsmanship, and avoid building lists that overwhelm opponents. If something is unclear, a ruling may be made during league play. The fee is $20 per month and must be paid in cash. The most current rules, dataslates, and other official updates are used. League players receive a 10 percent discount on discountable Games Workshop products and accessories, including paint. Raffle tickets can be earned each week for a monthly prize drawing, and winners need to be present to claim prizes. 3D printed armies are not eligible for prize drawings. More details are available in the league rules.

Discover how AI can help with everyday tasks in a free, four week class designed for adults. The series is offered in a hybrid format, with the option to attend at the Pioneer Community Center in Oregon City or participate live online. Each session lasts one hour and focuses on practical skills without jargon or pressure. Bring a laptop, tablet, or smartphone if you have one, though a device is not required to benefit from the lessons. Across four weeks, the class begins with the basics of what AI is and where it already appears in daily life. It then walks through setting up and using a simple AI tool, followed by hands on examples like drafting emails, asking better questions, and finding small ways to save time. The final meeting adapts to the group’s interests, reinforcing core ideas, answering questions, or exploring topics the class is eager to try. The pace adjusts to the room and questions are encouraged throughout. This offering welcomes anyone curious about AI, including beginners and skeptics, and is especially supportive of those who feel behind. It is not aimed at technical training, coding, or advanced automation. Attendance is free and registration is required. In person seating is limited, while the online option does not have a cap. Instruction is led by Richard Guerrero, founder of SkAiL Evolution, an Oregon City based firm that helps people apply AI in practical ways. He brings over three decades of experience designing technology systems for major retailers such as JCPenney, American Eagle, and Hasbro, and leads community classes to make useful, jargon free skills accessible to everyone.

Team Scramble delivers a quick moving, high energy format built for maximum court time and variety. Groups of four square off in a series of 12 minute sprint rounds, and every squad cycles through the field. Play spans nine rounds in total. Within each team, pairings rotate so you get time on court with every teammate. The aim is to rack up the most wins across all rounds and finish at the top. Expect rapid transitions and constant action, a true test of teamwork and adaptability. To sign up, register yourself and include the names of your three team members in the required field.

Start the week with a three-course steak dinner at Rivershore Bar & Grill, priced from $24. Enjoy comforting dishes and Pacific Northwest-inspired flavors in a casual setting by the water. It is a fitting choice for date night, a laid-back meal, or anyone seeking an affordable steak experience in Oregon City.

Paddle Taps at RECS is a social pickleball league focused on building connections on and off the court. Each week features 90 minutes of organized play with participants grouped by skill level in a welcoming environment where community and competition both matter. It suits anyone hoping to meet new playing partners, find future opponents, or broaden a pickleball circle. All levels are invited, including beginner, intermediate, and advanced players. At the Clackamas location, happy hour drink pricing is available all night.

Man Man takes the stage at Mississippi Studios in Portland.

In the Community Room, children can enjoy story readings, songs, and simple movement activities, then stay for a brief playtime. Space is limited, so advance registration is recommended for each date, and walk-ins may be accommodated if room allows. There are 18 seats available for children ages 0 to 5.

Trivia Tuesdays at Corner 14 brings a friendly quiz night to Oregon City. Seasonal cocktails are on offer, and winners take home prizes of $30, $20, and $10. A parking lot is available, and on-street parking can be found nearby.

Test your trivia skills at Dave & Buster's in Happy Valley during a competitive, free-to-play game night. A live host leads multiple rounds that blend general knowledge with special image and music challenges. Players use their phones to submit answers, collect points, and follow a live leaderboard to see where they stand. Questions span pop culture, sports, history, science, and more. Teams of up to six can collaborate, strategize, and vie for a prize awarded to the winners.

The centennial edition of the Annual Dahlia Festival honors a hundred years of blooms while looking ahead to seasons of beauty. Stroll through vibrant fields featuring more than 500,000 dahlia plants across nearly 50 acres, along with a showcase garden presenting over 375 distinct varieties. Find favorites, place orders online for spring planting, and take home a fresh bouquet. Browse The Mercantile for unique gifts, self-care items, and handmade creations from local artists. Enjoy treats from food trucks, listen to live music, and explore hands-on festival classes. Parking and admission are free, and the colorful displays offer ideal backdrops for photos and lasting memories.

Marking a century of blooms, the Annual Dahlia Festival offers sweeping garden views and acres of dazzling flowers, with rotating food trucks adding plenty of flavor and live music setting an upbeat tone. The Chop Spot features its signature Chicken Sundae, a layered bowl of rice topped with chicken or tofu and 11 fresh garnishes, finished with a house chicken gravy. The menu includes choices for gluten-free, vegan, and low-carb diners, plus four hearty power bowls.

The Big Scoop rolls in during the Annual Dahlia Festival’s centennial celebration, joining a rotating lineup of food trucks amid acres of dazzling dahlias and photo-ready views. Stroll the gardens, take in the color, and enjoy the festive atmosphere that at times includes live music in the grounds. Sweet options available at the festival include soft serve ice cream, shaved ice and lemon, with occasional homemade desserts.

This yoga-inspired storytime blends reading, singing, gentle stretching, and mindfulness to nurture literacy and movement. The program is offered as a five-week class. Because space is limited, advance registration is recommended, and drop-ins may be admitted if capacity allows. Twelve seats are available for children ages 3 to 11.

Enjoy a Pacific Islands showcase of music and dance from Paradise of Samoa, with support from the Friends of the Happy Valley Library.

Make the middle of the week feel special with a Surf and Turf night at Rivershore Bar & Grill, where steak and seafood take center stage and bottles of wine are $10 off. Ideal for fans of the sea, devotees of a good steak, and anyone planning a date night near Portland.

Young teens can get creative by painting a gnome-shaped pot, then take home soil and a plant to place in it after the paint dries. This activity is intended for ages 10 to 14 and is limited to 12 participants.

A women-focused evening at Happy Valley Station Food Carts brings together dinner and games in a laid-back setting. A large table will be set aside so the group can mingle and share a meal, and the wide range of food choices makes it easy for everyone to find something they like. Attendees are encouraged to bring a favorite card or board game, creating an easygoing space for laughter, play, and meeting new people. Whether arriving with friends or coming solo, all are welcome.

LoveOne will be providing laundry support at Brax Laundry in Oregon City. This is a monthly opportunity held on the second Wednesday, where you can bring your laundry and get help during the event window. Stop by between 6:00 PM and 8:00 PM for the service.

Music bingo takes center stage every Wednesday night, bringing a fun mix of music, friendly competition, and cash prizes.

Chasing Abbey brings its award-winning electronic and dance-pop sound to Wonder Ballroom. Formed in 2016 in Tullamore, Ireland, this trio includes childhood friends Ronan "Ro" Bell and Jonathan "Bee" Byrne.

Part of the Annual Dahlia Festival, The Tap Trailer is an adult beverage trailer serving beer, cider, wine, and ready-to-drink cocktails. Its walk-friendly menu is designed to pair with the festival’s rotating food trucks as visitors explore acres of colorful dahlia fields. Short lines and friendly service help keep the focus on sipping, snacking, and enjoying the gardens. On weekends, live music adds extra energy to the blooms, making The Tap Trailer a refreshing companion to the sights and flavors of the celebration.

The Community Room hosts a lively mix of stories, songs, and simple movement, followed by a short playtime. Capacity is limited to 18 children ages 0 to 5, so registration is encouraged for each session, and drop-ins may be accommodated if space permits.

Library staff will be at the Pioneer Center to share details about the library’s programs and services. They will also bring a small selection of books available for immediate checkout. If you have library materials with you, returns can be accepted during this visit.

Flourish Networking Canby is a new business networking group meeting at Jarboe's Grill. It aims to help professionals grow their businesses, build community connections, and improve networking skills. Participation is limited to one representative per business type, and the first two visits are free.

A new business networking gathering in Clackamas brings local professionals together to focus on growing their businesses, building relationships in the community, and sharpening networking skills. Participation is limited to one representative per business category to encourage a diverse mix of connections. The first two visits are free for new attendees. This event takes place at Stanford’s (Clackamas).

Designed for teens, this hands-on session teams participants up to blend unique smoothies, then sample and score one another’s creations for nutrition, color, texture, and overall taste. The top team earns bragging rights. Registration is required.

Art with Heart is a free, in-person support group in Oregon City for adults, with no artistic experience required. Participants try out a variety of approachable creative mediums while connecting with others in a supportive, safe space for making art. The sessions highlight how creativity can ease stress, enhance mood and self-confidence, encourage brain plasticity, and sharpen thinking skills. Above all, the group cultivates community and collaboration as foundations for mental well-being.

Enjoy a relaxed Riftbounds TCG play session with a $5 entry fee. All participants receive a prize pack. At the conclusion of play, League Members may purchase booster packs, offered in limited quantities.

Catch comedian Joe List for a special stand-up show at Helium Comedy Club Portland. Showtimes are listed for the evening, with all patrons required to be 21+. Seating is either reserved or general admission, and general admission is assigned on a first-come, first-sat basis. There’s also a two-item per person minimum in the showroom (food and drinks in the bar and lounge don’t count), and groups of 6 or more in the showroom have an automatic 20% gratuity added to the bill.