Free events in Tigard, OR

Enjoy complimentary outdoor movies under the night sky with Hillsboro's Pix in the Park. Pack a blanket or a low-profile chair and settle in by the large screen. Simple concessions will be for sale, or you can bring your own refreshments. Each film includes English closed captioning.

Neighborhood Health Center’s annual health fair welcomes the community for a free, family friendly wellness event. Attendees can access complimentary vision screenings, blood pressure checks, dental checkups, car seat safety assistance, help with OHP insurance, fresh local produce, engaging hands-on activities, and resources from community organizations, along with free gifts and prizes. No appointment is needed and insurance is not required. The event is open to everyone, making it easy for individuals and families to get the care and support they need. Sponsored by CareOregon, Trillium, Washington County Public Health, Doernbecher Children’s Hospital/OHSU, and Dave’s Killer Bread.

A monthly league centered on Spearhead, the small scale, tactical format for Age of Sigmar. Players may play up to one game per week, with victory points tracked across the month. Hobby progress counts as well... 10 victory points are awarded for each unit from a participant’s Spearhead that is built and painted during the month. At the end of the month, the highest total earns recognition on the Wall of Honor. There is no cost to take part. Weekly games take place either during the regular Sigmar Saturday or during the Saturday League Night set aside for these matchups. Participation requires a Spearhead force plus one of the current Spearhead sets, which include Fire & Jade, Sand & Bone, and City of Ash. Staff at the shop can answer questions and help with getting started.

Sunday is set aside for easygoing family fun. Children ages 8 to 17 can throw for free when an adult purchases a throw. The offer is available throughout open hours and suits families, birthdays, and relaxed Sunday plans. Sundays also include Music Bingo, and barbecue from Fat Baby Barbecue is available all day. Lanes can be reserved in advance, and walk-ins are welcome if space allows.

The free, family-friendly Concerts in the Round series returns to The Round in Beaverton with live music and relaxed summer vibes. Spread out a picnic blanket, enjoy local eats, and take in a welcoming scene for families, friends, and solo listeners. GHD Band sets the tone with an upbeat mix of funk, soul, pop, and dance favorites. Skilled musicianship and an energetic stage presence create a feel good atmosphere that keeps the crowd moving. Wine, beer, and cider will be available for purchase. Attendees may bring chairs, picnic blankets, an appetite, and plenty of dance moves. Dogs, umbrellas, coolers, and outside alcohol are not permitted.

Settle in for an open air evening as Portland Opera presents a free program of favorite arias, art songs, and musical theater selections. Pack a picnic and relax on the Walters lawn with a blanket or a lawn chair while melodies float on the breeze. If temperatures run high, the performance will move indoors. This concert welcomes all ages at no cost, and no tickets are needed.

A weekly Monday tradition from PLS on Sixth and The Hotel Zags, the Music Mondaze: Happy Hour Music Series brings live music to kick off the week. This installment features Redray Frazier with Matt Brown. Admission is free and no ticket is required. If it rains, performances will be held indoors.

A free live music night at the Hostel Cafe spotlights a local performer and includes an open mic. The program features singer songwriter sets, with brews made in Portland and food sourced locally available. Seating is offered both indoors and outdoors. Artist schedules and performer bios are available on the event discussion page or the cafe’s website.

Connect with other Beaverton professionals at a new networking group gathering at The Roastery By Ava. The focus is on supporting business growth, building community relationships, and strengthening networking skills. To keep referrals exclusive, the group reserves a single spot for each type of business, so availability is limited. New visitors can attend their first two meetings at no cost.

Bring your little ones for a fun, interactive storytime for ages 1 to 2. You can enjoy stories, songs, and movement, with plenty of time to chat and play afterwards. Storytime lasts about 20 to 30 minutes, and entry tickets are available at the Children’s Desk starting at 10:00 AM. This program is free and open to the public, though space is limited.

Local professionals can connect through a new networking group in Lake Oswego focused on business growth, relationship building, and improving networking skills. Participation is limited to one representative per business category. New visitors are welcome to attend two meetings at no cost.

All summer, Book Corner Wednesdays bring the Commons to life with free books for readers of all ages at the 1st Street Dining Commons. Browse a rotating mix that ranges from beach reads to children’s books and unexpected finds. Plan a relaxed outing right in downtown Beaverton with a friend and pair it with coffee or lunch from nearby businesses. Quantities are limited and the selection changes each week. Hosted by the Beaverton Downtown Association to activate the Dining Commons and foster community.

At Magnolia Park, this series blends reading and creativity for elementary and middle school children. Each Hillsboro event revolves around a selected library book that guides a free art lesson. The story is read in Spanish by Rocio Espinoza-Cotero of the Hillsboro Public Library, then in English by Barbara Mason. After listening, children make art inspired by the book’s themes. Each participant receives a take-home kit with age-appropriate books from the library, along with a free coloring book created by Golden Road Arts.

Concerts in the Park features Eagle Eyes at Cook Park for a free evening of live music and dancing. This Vancouver, B.C. group pays tribute to the Eagles with rich harmonies and precise musicianship, performing favorites from across the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band’s catalog. The set is geared toward dancing and a lively crowd. Food and drinks 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. Exhibitors include Sweet Do Fairy Hair, AARP and Damsel in Defense. Presented by Tigard Parks & Rec.

At Music on Main, The Bundy Band delivers a wide-ranging set shaped by New Orleans roots and Pacific Northwest influences. These longtime collaborators have shared stages in many projects for close to three decades, and their shows can roam from traditional New Orleans jazz, second line brass, funk, and standards to John Prine detours, offbeat originals about Humanzees and Han Solo, and covers by Charles Wright, The Band, and Phish. Look for dynamic interplay, from powerful organ and soaring flute to clarinet tones routed through pedals for adventurous textures. Everyone is welcome, all ages can attend, and seating is first come, first served with no tickets needed.

Coach Lar hosts a relaxed beginners hitting group at the Cedar Park Middle School courts. Participants practice core skills like serving and backhand volleys through drills and games designed to help new players get started. There is no cost to take part, and the environment is low pressure and supportive. Direct any questions to the organizer via direct message.

Downtown Sounds, a new summer music series in downtown Beaverton, blends live music, community, and local flavor. This installment spotlights Longshore Drift with a high-energy set in an inviting outdoor gathering space. Admission is free, making it an easy stop whether wrapping up the workday, meeting neighbors, or exploring the area for an evening out. The series continues through the summer with a range of local performers that showcase Beaverton’s creative community.

Set atop The Society Hotel in Portland, this free rooftop music series pairs sunset city views with rotating, handpicked DJs performing live, genre-blending sets. The open-air setting creates a relaxed, social atmosphere that feels like a midweek reset in the heart of the city. Beverage options include craft cocktails, local beers, hard kombucha and seltzer, along with coffee, matcha, and other nonalcoholic choices. There is no cover and no RSVP is required. Capacity is limited.

A relaxed walking meetup explores downtown Beaverton, with stops to see local art, browse interesting shops, and check out favorite hangout spots. Bring some spending money if you would like to purchase something along the way. Friends, family, and caregivers are welcome, though not required. Carina’s Bakery is the designated drop off and pick up location. Free tickets are available.

Raise a reader with the library at an interactive family storytime featuring stories, songs, and movement. Storytime runs about 20 to 30 minutes, and you can stay afterwards to chat and play. All storytimes are free and open to the public, but space is limited. Entry tickets are available at the Children’s Desk starting at 10:00 AM.

Attendees can bring lunch along with a DSP and a friend to spend time together enjoying yard games and community. Participation is open to anyone, with no requirement to use Premier support services.

This free showcase spotlights local songwriters performing their own original music in the AC Lounge at AC Hotel Beaverton. Guests can enjoy a relaxed setting with craft cocktails and light appetizers available from the bar while the performances unfold. Presented by Florian Raqueño Productions.