Events in Tigard today

One Small Step 2026 brings the community together at Rood Bridge Park for an all-ages walk, raffles, and additional activities, all supporting the Foundation for Prader-Willi Research.

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.

Fans of remote control model boats gather for the club’s monthly meeting to cover club updates, plan events, and trade boat-building techniques. Both members and curious visitors are welcome. This gathering occurs on the second Saturday of each month. Please confirm the location in advance, as the venue can change from month to month.

SideQuest Expo '26 brings a lively, swap meet style marketplace to DoubleTree Hotel Portland, focused on video games while welcoming a growing mix of collectibles. Vendors buy, sell, and trade with the public, and attendees may bring trade items limited to one backpack per person. The show spans two rooms, with one centered on gaming and the other dedicated to Pokémon cards. Beyond games and cards, past offerings have included toys, comics, plush, fan art, posters, vintage clothing, and sports cards, with adjacent collectible genres thoughtfully arranged so visitors can see what is available throughout the venue. Admission is $10 per adult when purchased in advance, or $15 on the day of the event, and kids under 12 attend free with a paying adult. Those with more to sell or trade can secure a vendor table for $120. Tickets are available online or in person at SideQuest Games store.

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.

Bagichaa Indian Restaurant & Pizza is marking its grand opening with a plentiful lunch buffet featuring chole bhature, butter chicken, biryanis, pani puri, Indo-Chinese specialties, and signature Indian-style pizzas, plus mango lassi and 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 free for children 3 and under.

The official Lowrider Magazine super show and concert, presented by Jarritos and Monster Energy, arrives at the Portland Expo Center for a full day celebrating lowrider culture and music. Attendees can look forward to standout builds from across the country, live performances by NB Ridaz and Lighter Shade of Brown, and additional artists to be announced. Competitions include a lowrider hopping contest along with awards and trophies, and more activities throughout the day. Over $15,000 in cash and prizes will be on the line. Beyond the main show, RC Blvd showcases remote controlled car displays, there will be shopping with vendors, and plenty of food and beverages available. This family friendly event offers something for all ages. Tickets are $40 in advance and $45 on the day, with a family pack option available. Children under 12 receive free admission. One ticket grants access to the entire experience, including the show and the concert.

At Liberty High School, this event brings together a clinic focused on wrestling, a talk by a motivational speaker, and a barbecue.

Corgi owners come together at Hazelia Field Dog Park to meet fellow enthusiasts, share information, and give their dogs a fun chance to socialize and play with other corgis their own size.

Helium Comedy Club - Portland hosts The Unteachables, a crew of stand-ups who stumbled into teaching and now find humor in the classroom and far beyond it. Their sets welcome educators, comedy fans, and anyone who could use a break, with credits that include NBC, The Breakfast Club, The New York Post, and Roast Battle League. As part of the Paid Time Off Tour, this stop salutes school life with a lineup that spans a former teacher of the year and a comic who lost a job over TikToks. Fresh from a Summer Break Special, expect uncensored standup followed by an anything-goes Q&A. Doors open one hour before the show. Miss Redacted appears as a teacher-turned-comedian and co-host of the Teacher Quit Talk podcast, known for millions of views on TikTok. Stephen Taylor brings stories shaped by Louisiana roots and Kansas City life, with appearances on The Breakfast Club, The New York Post, and San Francisco Sketchfest, plus a debut album that reached number one on iTunes and airs on Sirius XM. Lou Pharis, who shifted from football dreams to education and comedy, has earned over 100 million views online, has headlined rooms like Zanies, Comedy Works, and Wiseguys, and has been seen on NBC and Bored Teachers, along with performances at numerous festivals.

Meaningful conversation and warm company set the tone for a welcoming gathering. Highlights include a private pool swim in the evening, a sound bath experienced while floating, a grilled dinner prepared with fresh seasonal ingredients, a fire circle with a releasing ritual, champagne as well as sparkling water, collaborative altar building, a dance party honoring the Divine Feminine, bedtime Yoga Nidra with chakra chimes, a morning deep stretch flow paired with meditation, a nourishing brunch bar, a tea ceremony, and journaling prompts to inspire reflection and dreaming. An airbed is provided for each guest. Attendees should bring their own sheets, pillows, and blankets, along with a swimsuit, towel, or robe for the pool and floating meditation. Attendance is limited to 10 guests. To support accessibility, a limited number of scholarships are available for community members who need financial assistance, with inquiries directed through the studio contact form.

At Pizzario, enjoy a music set filled with well known hits and fan favorites. The performance centers on popular tunes that are widely recognized.

At George Rogers Park Lake Oswego, the story follows Macbeth and Banquo after an encounter with witches who foretell Macbeth’s kingship and a royal future for Banquo’s descendants. Urged by Lady Macbeth, Macbeth murders King Duncan, Malcolm escapes, and Macbeth takes the crown. To protect his power, he has Banquo killed, while Lady Macbeth descends into madness. In the end, Malcolm leads an English army that defeats Macbeth.

At Crystal Ballroom, Jerry's Middle Finger performs as part of the Days Between celebration honoring Jerry Garcia. Days Between is a nine day tribute to his life that begins on his birthday and concludes on the anniversary of his passing, celebrating all the days in between, and it also shares its name with a Grateful Dead song. Jerry's Middle Finger carries forward the spirit of the Jerry Garcia Band with a warm, communal stage presence and a deep dedication to the music. Formed in 2015, the lineup of Garrett Deloian, Rodney Newman, Son Vo, Jon Gold, Halina Janusz, and Lisa Malsberger has grown from Los Angeles club shows to appearances at renowned rooms like Great American Music Hall, the Troubadour, The Ardmore, and Garcia's at the Capitol Theatre. Their concerts highlight the feel and connection of the originals, with studied tones, gospel-tinged harmonies, and keys that nod to the classic sound while keeping the experience fresh. The setlist shifts from night to night, spanning favorites and rarities from the Jerry Garcia Band and related projects, from songs like Deal and Cats Under the Stars to deep cuts tied to Legions of Mary and collaborations with Merl Saunders. Even arrangements evolve, with a tune such as Midnight Moonlight sometimes reflecting different eras of Garcia's career. All ages are welcome.

A DJ performs at O'Brien's with continuous mixes for a music-filled outing.

Centennial Farmers Market brings together neighborhood makers and local producers at Chop Chop Food Pod, offering a lively mix of fresh products, handmade goods, and unique finds. Browse the stalls, discover one-of-a-kind items, and enjoy a meal from the food carts while you shop. It is a welcoming spot to support local businesses and start the day with good energy.

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 Unitus Community Credit Union Latino Community Festival celebrates its 20th anniversary with a lively day centered on culture and community. The City of Hillsboro hosts the celebration at Hillsboro Ballpark, home of the Hillsboro Hops, where guests can explore engaging spaces featuring entertainment, art, and local businesses. Close to 10,000 people will take part in the festivities throughout the day. This milestone gathering offers a welcoming way to experience Latin culture and connect with the community.

Tattoo 34 hosts a walk-in tattoo day featuring both flash and custom work, available in color or black and grey. No appointment is required, but wait times may occur and same-day tattoos are not guaranteed, as availability depends on your design, placement, and how many people are ahead. Some walk-in days also offer esthetic services like brows and lashes, with scheduling details and pricing provided on the studio’s website.

An open field day with the 503rd Spotted Owl will take place at Camille Park in Beaverton. This casual meetup offers a chance to meet the group, learn what they do, and ask questions. New scouts are welcome. For inquiries, email 503rdspottedowl@gmail.com.

Catch Aslin live at Tigardville Station in Tigard. This is a folk and indie-folk singer-songwriter show with tickets listed as available through ticket partners.

Music and bingo come together at Blue Ox Hillsboro for a lively game filled with sing along favorites from many decades and genres. As songs play, mark matching squares on your card and try to be first to call bingo. Rounds are quick and lighthearted, and you can participate on your own or team up with friends, making it a good fit alongside drinks and snacks. Prizes are awarded each week, including 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.

Beginner dancers can explore Salsa and Bachata in a single 90 minute Level 1 class at Shawn Gardner Dancing in downtown Tigard. The session focuses on fundamentals of both styles, including footwork and turns. No partner is required because partners rotate during class, and casual attire is perfectly fine. Each class reinforces the basics with repetition, then adds new variations so progress stays steady and enjoyable. Absolute beginners are encouraged to start in the first or second week of the month since the material builds across the month. Participants may attend up to two classes per week for quicker improvement or choose one per week to fit their schedule. This class is open to the public. Drop in pricing is $25 for the 90 minute class, or it is included with a membership. Additional beginner Salsa and Bachata options are offered on Thursdays, with hour long drop ins at $20 or included with a membership. A free week pass is available to try all classes and events for seven days.

Camp Bow Wow Hillsboro offers small-group puppy training designed to build confidence, manners, and everyday skills. The program spans five consecutive weeks, features one-hour sessions, and is priced at $199. Enrollment is limited to four dogs per class to keep instruction personalized. Puppies learn foundational cues such as sit, down, stay, leave it, drop it, and coming when called, along with an introduction to walking politely on leash for real-world outings. A free 30 minute evaluation with the trainer is required before enrollment to confirm that the group setting is a good fit. Age-appropriate vaccination records are requested during enrollment. For evaluation scheduling and availability, call 971-770-3647.

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.

Modest Mouse appears at Pioneer Courthouse Square in Portland, OR.

Kids ages 5 to 18 can join this Level 1 swimming class (co-ed) to build foundational water skills. Over the course of the session, swimmers will practice gliding with a kick, work on arm actions with kicks, and learn two rollovers with assistance.

Little ones ages 3 to 6 can take part in a Disney Adventures themed preschool camp at Northwest Christian Church in Tigard. Over the course of the week, campers set off on imaginative journeys inspired by favorite Disney characters and enjoy a mix of movies, games, crafts, and stories. Participants must be potty trained. Space is limited, and the cost is $125.

Young adventurers entering grades 1 through 6 can dive into a week-long pirate camp at The Movement Park. New sailors transform into bold buccaneers as they set sail across imaginary seas, solve riddles and challenges to uncover hidden treasure, scramble up rigging and learn the ways of the deck, and stay one step ahead of Davy Jones. The journey to Pirate Island is filled with movement, discovery, and plenty of seafaring fun. Pricing is $300 for early bird and $350 for standard, with full week registration only.

For one summer only, Porsche Studio Portland transforms into Shifting Realities, a large-scale immersive art experience where technology, design, storytelling, music, and imagination converge. Visitors move through a series of interactive worlds, with each room encouraging discovery, creativity, and play. Admission includes opportunities to design a dream Porsche, create art through brain-powered painting, try mixed reality, chase a fastest lap in professional racing simulators, dance with Porsche, decorate a pastry, and explore environments filled with light, sound, projection mapping, and interactive installations. There are plenty of moments perfect for memorable photos throughout the journey. Each visit can feel different as the experience evolves with themed weeks, live performances, racing competitions, creator showcases, World Cup programming, family activities, music experiences, and special guest activations. Featured artists and creators include AMPHORA PROJECTS, LCAMERO, JOOLIA, BLCKSMTH, Kelly Max, Tracey Piper, Phil A. Robinson Jr., Brian Free, Brock Keen, John Delos Reyes, and Eddy Nunez, alongside additional collaborating artists, designers, technologists, and immersive creators. Plan for approximately 90 minutes. The experience is family-friendly, timed entry is recommended, and there is a café and boutique on site.

Students set off aboard the Hogwarts Express from Platform 9 3/4 for a wizarding tea at the Leaky Teapot. Classes are scheduled on the hour as indicated on each ticket, and tardiness can lead to a loss of house points. Wearing wizarding attire and performing well on quizzes can add to your house total, and the house with the most points will have its banner displayed in the tearoom for the year. Love potions and fragrances are not permitted on the train or at the venue. Tuition is due at registration, and any dietary requirements for the house elves should be included with your acceptance letter. Seating follows a community table format with tables of ten, echoing the spirit of the Great Hall.

MELT Method Monday offers a monthly session on the second Monday focused on simple self-care to rehydrate fascia using soft rollers and balls. Guided by Level 4 MELT Method instructor Kim Reis at Connect & Beyond Physical Therapy, the class teaches strategies to release built-up daily tension, improve mobility and flexibility, support circulation and recovery, and foster a greater sense of ease. The approach is designed to encourage better movement, reduce discomfort, and help the nervous system function more efficiently. All experience levels are welcome, and no prior background is needed. Kim is also a classically trained Pilates instructor and former professional dancer, bringing decades of experience and a thoughtful, supportive teaching style. A first class is available at no cost with the code BEYOND1STCLASS.

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.

A beginner-friendly West Coast Swing class at Shawn Gardner Dancing in Tigard focuses on core patterns, footwork, and partner connection. The class uses partner rotation so no partner is required, and casual attire is fine since no special shoes are needed. Instruction emphasizes repetition of fundamentals with new variations added over time to support steady progress. It is open to the public, drop-ins are welcome, and new students can take advantage of a free week pass. The session is led by instructors Haley Miller Skredsvig and Robyn Maile. Cost is $20 for a single class, or it is included with membership. Participants with absolutely no partner-dance background are asked to have at least three months of experience in another dance style before starting Level 1 to help ensure a positive experience for everyone.

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.

Ease the pace and tune into breath and deliberate movement in a stabilizing practice that blends Hatha and Vinyasa. The session begins with a shared mantra, continues through traditional Hatha Sun A sequences, and follows thoughtfully themed progressions that nurture a deeper connection between body and mind. Experience guided meditation, breathwork, deep relaxation, and reflections from yoga philosophy. The practice weaves flowing movement with quiet stillness so you finish feeling grounded, open, and ready to receive.

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.

Tuesday brings all-day specials with axe throwing priced at $15 per person and tacos at $5. The throwing rate reflects a $5 discount and these deals are available during open hours. It is a fit for date nights, outings with friends, or a spontaneous plan. A secret menu treat is also on offer... the Fat Baby Marg, the classic house margarita, is available for $8. Barbecue from Fat Baby is available all day, including sliced or chopped brisket, pulled pork, whole smoked wings, and more. Lanes can be reserved in advance, and walk-ins are accommodated when space allows.

Experience alignment-focused yoga with physical therapist DeeAnn Dougherty in a summer series that shifts from progressive courses to flexible drop-in sessions, so you can participate on a schedule that works for you. Classes are available at multiple levels. Level 1 welcomes those new to yoga, anyone returning after injury or illness, and people managing chronic conditions, with an emphasis on safe movement, proper alignment, and foundational skills. Level 1.5 is designed for participants with prior experience and builds strength, flexibility, balance, and body awareness through a mix of seated, standing, and floor poses. Level 2 serves experienced practitioners seeking greater mobility and stability with precise alignment, thoughtful progression, and individualized attention. All participants must be able to get up and down from the floor independently. New students can take a complimentary first class with code BEYOND1STCLASS, and there is a half-off discount on the first 5-class or 10-class package with code BEYOND1STPACKAGE.

Spend an evening by the water at Audrey McCall Beach with sets from PopCart PDX and DJ Carlos and an array of pop-up food carts. Tucked along the Eastside Esplanade between the Hawthorne Bridge and OMSI, this riverfront spot offers wide views of downtown and a beautiful sunset backdrop. It is easy to reach on foot, by bike, or by car. Extra bike parking has been added along the esplanade, and free street parking is available on SE Madison, SE Water, and SE Main. Pack a chair and towel, wear river shoes for comfort and safety, and bring a friend or a float to relax on the water. Presented with support from Portland Parks and Recreation, Portland Metro Chamber, the Portland Spirit, and Subaru of Portland.

Tuesday trivia at Hillsboro Downtown Station features friendly competition and a chance to test knowledge. Station Taphouse gift cards go to the top finishers, with $35 for first, $28 for second, and $21 for third.

Adam and Marina lead a six week progressive Argentine tango course at Tango Berretin, created for absolute beginners as well as dancers looking to rebuild strong fundamentals. The curriculum advances in clear stages, prioritizing solid habits early so participants feel comfortable, confident, and connected on the dance floor. Over the series, you will work on posture and walking mechanics, clear leading and following, how the embrace supports movement, core vocabulary such as walks, pauses, ochos, and simple turns, musical timing and phrasing, and how to navigate a social floor with good etiquette. The focus is understanding how the dance functions rather than memorizing combinations, giving you practical skills to move well with a partner, listen to the music, and enjoy social dancing. By the final session, you will have a foundation suited for attending milongas and stepping into intermediate material with assurance. Open to all levels, and you can attend without a partner or prior experience.

Trivia night at One Horse Taphouse features friendly competition and plenty of laughs. Teams of up to six play for free, and the top two groups earn One Horse Taphouse gift cards, with $20 for first place and $10 for second. Bring sharp minds, lucky guesses, and good company, then settle in with a drink to see who claims the crown.

Enjoy a social dance night in downtown Tigard featuring West Coast Swing, Country Two Step, Country Swing, and line dance. The space has sprung hardwood floors along with quality lighting and sound. A bar serves beer, wine, and cider, and the event is open to ages 16 and up. The social is open to the public with a $5 cover and is included with an All-Access Membership. Line dancing is part of the social in a separate room. Beginners can learn two starter line dances, followed by guided beginning line dancing. Attending the line dance lesson is $10, while arriving after the lesson is $5. Country Swing practice is geared toward those who already know the basics, with a social class held in the Blue Room before the social. The lesson option is $10, or arrive after the lesson for a $5 cover. Country Two Step offers Level 1 and Level 2 on Tuesdays. One or both levels are available for $20, and instructor approval is required for Level 2. All of the classes listed are included with an All-Access Membership. A Tuesday Package is available for $20, which includes unlimited classes plus the social. For questions, call 503-624-6565.

Guided by Jessica Day, this slow flow yoga class invites you to ease into the day with purpose. Breath-led sequences build strength, enhance mobility, and create spaciousness throughout the body while also soothing the nervous system. Expect unhurried movement, focused work for stability, opportunities to practice balance, and a gentle finish that leaves you grounded and ready for what comes next.

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.

Bagichaa Indian Restaurant & Pizza offers a weekday lunch buffet for $14.99, featuring homemade flavors. The spread includes butter chicken, dal makhani, paneer tikka masala, vegetable pakora, fresh rice and naan, and Indian specialty pizzas. Chai, sweets, and other options round out the meal. It works well for lunch with family, friends, or coworkers, and the selections rotate daily so each visit brings something new.

Bring your baby for a Baby Only Open Gym session designed for the youngest My Gymers (ages 3 months to 1 year 11 months). Caregivers and babies can enjoy a private, kid-free gym play time with age-appropriate toys, swings, and other fun equipment brought out by staff. This is not a structured class, and pre-registration is required. Adult supervision is required on the gym floor, and caregivers should come with socks to play.

Learn the essentials of Cricut crafting in a hands-on makerspace session that introduces the Cricut machine and Cricut Design Space. Experiment with cutting and drawing features while making simple projects. Capacity and equipment are limited. Open to all ages.

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.

This event features doubles play with partners assigned at random. Registration is located among the trees to the right of the first hole's tee pad.

POP Pilates offers a mat-based workout that blends strengthening and stretching through precise, focused sequences, moving with a smooth, dance-like flow. Expect an engaging session centered on control and form to support overall toning and flexibility. The class lasts 45 minutes.

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.

Shawn Gardner Dancing in downtown Tigard hosts a beginner friendly Country Swing class designed for Level 1 students. Participants learn the essentials, including foundational footwork, smooth turns, and practical techniques, while rotating partners throughout class. Casual clothing is appropriate and no special shoes or partner are required. Instruction emphasizes repetition to solidify the basics, with new variations introduced each week to keep everyone learning. New dancers without prior experience are advised to begin in the first or second week of the month since the material builds over time, and drop-ins are welcomed at any point. This class is open to the public. Cost is $20 for a drop-in or included with a membership, and first-time visitors can receive a free week pass.

A Broadway-inspired, animal-free circus created by former Ringling Bros. Ringmaster Kevin Venardos sets up its vintage red and white big top at The Lot at Zidell Yards. The show blends theatrical storytelling with classic circus artistry, showcasing aerial and acrobatic feats, juggling, hand balancing, comedy, daring stunts, and sleight of hand, all presented with musical flair. Doors open one hour before showtime for preshow entertainment and photo opportunities. Concessions include popcorn, cotton candy, and house-made pink lemonade. The main performance lasts about 90 minutes with a brief intermission. Onsite parking is available for $10. Tickets are available only through the official Venardos Circus website, and resold or privately transferred tickets are not accepted.

Line dance classes at Parkrose Ballroom offer a fun, fitness-focused way to move to music. The session centers on dance in Parkrose.

Country Swing Level 1.5 builds on existing fundamentals for dancers who already know the basics. At Shawn Gardner Dancing in downtown Tigard, the class expands core techniques and introduces more complex patterns while focusing on higher level skills. Prior experience is required for this level. A partner is not necessary, as partners rotate during the lesson. Casual clothing is fine and no special footwear is needed. New students with previous experience are asked to speak with an instructor before class begins. A Level 1 session takes place beforehand with a short practice window separating the two. The studio welcomes the public and accepts drop-ins. The class is $20 for a single visit or included with membership, and a free week pass is available to sample classes and events.

Mini Me Day Camp encourages creativity and confidence in young children. Guided by older dancers who serve as big sister style mentors, campers receive support throughout the day as they explore a mix of dance, hands-on crafts, and imaginative games. This is a one-day experience with three participation options. Children leave with new friends, happy memories, and lots of fun under their belts.

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.

Bagichaa Indian Restaurant & Pizza serves an Indian lunch buffet priced at $14.99, featuring homestyle favorites like butter chicken, dal makhani, paneer tikka masala, and vegetable pakora with fresh rice and naan. The spread also includes Indian specialty pizzas, plus chai and sweets. It is a relaxed option for lunch with family, friends, or coworkers. Offerings rotate, so selections are refreshed regularly and each visit can bring something new.

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.

Broadway Rose presents Hadestown: Teen Edition, a musical retelling of the classic Greek myth. Follow Orpheus on his journey to the underworld to try to save Eurydice, with themes of love, courage, and hope. This performance is presented by Teen Summer Camp participants.

Kids in grades K through 5 can dive into the amazing diversity of Oregon bees with hands-on science activities and plenty of buzz-worthy fun. Discover more than 500 kinds found in the state and get to know mason, cuckoo, mining, longhorn, and honey bees. This program invites young scientists to explore bugs and bees and learn about these small but mighty creatures of nature.

Enjoy a relaxed afternoon of traditional Irish and Celtic tunes in the Butterfly Garden at Cook Park. Players gather for a slow to moderate session in a spacious, scenic spot, creating an inviting atmosphere for making music together. The group meets on the lawn near Shelter 4 at the garden, choosing shade or sun as the day calls for it, and moving under the shelter if rain arrives. These gatherings run weekly from June through September, weather permitting. Pack a chair and your instrument. Typical acoustic voices include fiddle, concertina, guitar, bodhrán, tin whistle, flute, and mandolin. Anyone in the circle can suggest the next tune or set. The emphasis is on playing by ear and from memory, although checking sheet music is acceptable. A TrailJams tune of the week may also make an appearance. This is a musicians’ session rather than a formal performance, though people in the park often pause to listen or settle nearby. The surrounding park offers trails, trees, and riverside spots for a walk or picnic before or after the music, and there is ample room for companions to explore while tunes are underway. There is no strict end point, so if the music is flowing the session may continue a little longer.

Enjoy a serene afternoon at Lan Su Chinese Garden, where blooming lotus ponds set the scene for live guzheng music from Lu Wen. The performance drifts from pavilions and bridges beside the water, bringing a feeling of cool, calm, and happiness on a warm summer day. Entry is included with admission or membership.

Garden Bros Nuclear Circus comes to Portland, presented at Portland International Raceway. Promoted as the largest circus on Earth, it features multiple performances across several days, with afternoon and evening options to choose from. Early buyers can access a limited allotment of general admission adult tickets starting at $23.27 with fees included, and these discounted rates are available online only. Families can also take advantage of special pricing. One child ages 3 through 13 is admitted free with each paid general admission adult ticket when a child ticket is added to the cart, and children 2 and under are admitted at no cost.

A laid-back build night at Rune & Board invites model enthusiasts to bring a kit and a few tools, then settle in to paint and assemble at their own pace. Expect a friendly atmosphere where hobbyists can work side by side, share tips, and enjoy unhurried creative time together.

Music in the Plaza is a community music series with live performances and food. The 2026 lineup features Melts in Your Mouth Band, Kind Of A Lot, White Rhino Marimba, Awesome Fossils, Kalida, Calico Bones, and Rachel Rogers. Performers interested in future opportunities can contact Kaitlyn at kaitlynl@tigard-or.gov or 971.284.7694.

Enjoy a casual summer gathering filled with fun, great food, and meaningful purpose. This event supports the mission of Reclaiming Hope Ranch, welcoming those who are new to RHR as well as longtime supporters. Learn more, connect with others, and consider becoming a Hope Builder, the monthly donor community, or make a one-time gift to help kids thrive. Expect plenty of laughter and good conversation over delicious bites. Adults only, and friends and co-workers are welcome.

Put your jigsaw skills to the test in a fast-paced puzzle challenge hosted by @portlandpuzzleco at Hillsboro Downtown Station. Participants work to complete a 500-piece puzzle as quickly as possible, and you keep the puzzle afterward. The top finisher takes home a $100 prize. Open to all ages, with options to compete solo, as a duo, or as a team. Advance sign-up is recommended to secure a spot, and walk-ins are welcome, though extra puzzles are very limited.

A laid-back trivia night at The Growlerie features an interactive game with prizes to win, an easygoing crowd, and drinks to enjoy while you play.

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.

Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream unfolds in an enchanted forest where affections shift and reason slips its grasp. Oberon and Titania trade enchantments in a power struggle while Bottom readies himself for the role of Pyramus. The production revels in romance, confusion, and poetry shaped by magic. This performance takes place at Artists Repertory Theatre.

Disney's Newsies brings the grit and heart of New York City's historic newsboys strike to the stage at Deb Fennell Auditorium. The story centers on Jack Kelly, a charismatic teen who rallies fellow newsies after a publisher increases distribution prices at their expense. United across the city, they organize a strike, stand up to bullies, and fight for fairness. Lively choreography and rousing songs highlight the spirit of friendship and the power of standing together. Music is by Alan Menken, with lyrics by Jack Feldman and a book by Harvey Fierstein. The musical is based on the Disney film by Bob Tzudiker and Noni White and was originally produced on Broadway by Disney Theatrical Productions. Single tickets go on sale, and tickets can be reserved with a season subscription. Title sponsorship is provided by Harvey & Sandy Platt, with show sponsorship from Pavelcomm and Portland Spirit.