Events in Tualatin today

Enjoy a hands-on building session where participants create a LEGO project to keep. LEGO bricks, light snacks, and beverages are provided. This free program is presented by The Connection Club in partnership with the Autism Society of Oregon and Kangaroo Care. Registration is required.

A low pressure practice session for new players takes place on the Cedar Park Middle School courts. Participants build confidence with focused instruction on fundamentals like learning to serve correctly and developing a solid backhand volley, supported by drills and simple games. The session is free and is led by Coach Lar.

At Chronos Games and Gifts, this free, open-to-all Gundam build night offers a casual space to work on models with other fans. Bring a model and tools, or purchase supplies on site.

Spend a calm evening on the farm devoted to quiet reading beneath a 500-year-old oak, accompanied by gentle live music and the natural sounds of the landscape. Pack a book and a blanket or a chair for comfort, then relax in a shared outdoor space and read at whatever pace feels right for two peaceful hours. Every ticket includes a complimentary welcome drink of your choice. Additional food and drinks are available for purchase, and preorder options will be emailed in advance. Group sizes are kept small and spots often fill. These experiences are intended for adults unless noted, and for this reading gathering minors may attend with a ticket if they can remain quietly engaged the entire time.

Pour Choices Taphouse hosts a fresh spin on bingo with Rip City Trivia, where songs take the place of numbers and the atmosphere turns into a lively sing-along. Pick up a card, listen for familiar tunes, mark your squares, and play for prizes.

The Beaverton OR Chapter of Tough Guy Book Club meets at Binary Brewing for a relaxed book discussion. Reading the current selection ahead of time is encouraged, even just a few pages, but attendance is welcome whether you have started the book or not. If you have a copy, bring it to reference during the conversation, and consider underlining passages that stood out to you. The meeting will also announce the next title and distribute pre-ordered copies to those who reserved one last month.

This business networking meetup at LJ's Cafe welcomes Milwaukie professionals. It focuses on helping attendees expand their businesses, build connections in the community, and improve networking skills. The group uses a one seat per business category approach to maintain variety, and the first two visits are free.

A new business networking group is starting in Canby to help participants grow their businesses, build relationships in the community, and strengthen networking skills. The group reserves one spot for each type of business to ensure a broad mix of professionals. The first two visits are free.

Downtown Canby comes alive for the First Thursday Night Market, drawing inspiration from the Swan Island Dahlia Festival. Local businesses host a dahlia themed scavenger hunt, where visitors can stop by each location to collect the names of different dahlias while shopping, dining, and exploring. Shops stay open late with specials, sales, and seasonal activities, creating a festive evening that highlights flowers, small businesses, and a long-standing local tradition. The atmosphere centers on creativity, community spirit, and plenty of dahlia themed fun.

Nexus Nights invites players to gather for a relaxed casual play evening. The entry fee is $5 and every participant receives a prize pack. At the conclusion of the night, League Members can purchase booster packs while supplies last.

Downtown Sounds is a new summer music series from the Beaverton Downtown Association that brings live music, community spirit, and local flavor to the heart of downtown Beaverton. This installment features energetic and entertaining performances by Joseph Konty at the 1st Street Dining Commons, a downtown gathering space. Admission is free. It offers an easy way to unwind after work, meet up with neighbors, or explore downtown while enjoying local music in a welcoming outdoor setting. The series continues throughout the summer at the 1st Street Dining Commons with a variety of local musicians that celebrates Beaverton’s creative community. About the artist, Joseph launched his music and art career in Eastern Oregon in 1998 and moved operations to Portland in 2002 with personal management from his parents. He has since built a substantial body of work across studio and live albums, singles, tours, and videos, collaborating with independent labels, managers, booking agencies, and distribution companies in the U.S. and overseas. His work includes engagements with a range of faith communities, and his primary markets include Portland and the surrounding metro area, the Pacific Northwest, and Denver.

Free bingo takes place every Thursday, featuring five different games and three chances to win in each. Find out what the buzz is about at this weekly gathering.

The OSC monthly meeting puts the spotlight on Dive for a Cure with a fresh format. Instead of a guest speaker, the program features a scuba trivia fundraiser. A minimum donation of $10 per person is required to play, and all proceeds support Dive for a Cure. Players may team up in pairs or trios, and the three highest scoring teams will each receive a $20 gift card. A past scuba trivia night drew strong interest, and this edition uses easier questions. The usual complimentary prize drawing for members will take place. The Wheel of Scuba will take a break for this meeting.

Experience live music with original songs from local artists in the AC Lounge at AC Hotel Beaverton. This free showcase, presented by Florian Raqueño Productions, spotlights songwriting talent in a relaxed setting. Made-to-order cocktails and light appetizers are available from the bar to enjoy during the performance.

The Growlerie hosts a laid-back trivia night with drinks, a friendly crowd, and an interactive game where participants can win prizes.

Connect with local professionals at a weekly business speed networking session at the Milwaukie Community Center. The gathering begins with informal mingling, then transitions into the main program. Guests are welcome to visit up to two times. Those interested in hosting can contact Heather@yourchamber.com to confirm that their space can accommodate the group and parking needs.

Four Corners Grilled Sandwich Co. serves melty, made-to-order sandwiches and refreshing drinks during the centennial celebration of the Annual Dahlia Festival. The setting features acres of colorful dahlias, rotating food trucks, and scenic views. The menu includes four styles of grilled cheese with the option to add meat, plus selections such as the Reuben, Turkey Bacon Ranch, and the Grinder. Beverages include dirty sodas, sparkling drinks, iced teas, lemonades, soda, and water. On weekends, live music adds an upbeat soundtrack to the gardens.

Mojo Holler sets a rich, rootsy tone for a centennial celebration of dahlias, pairing live music with colorful fields, sweeping views, and tasty options from rotating food trucks. The band blends indie folk rock with influences that stretch from mountain country to the Mississippi Delta. Mister Baker brings expressive lap steel, slide, and dobro. Missi adds soulful Appalachian vocals and percussion on washboard, bongos, and cajon. Noted Northwest artist Randy Yearout joined in 2023 on bass and acoustic guitars, with occasional mandolin and banjo. Their catalog ranges from the acoustic reflection of ROOT to the narrative sweep of their debut, Where Black Ravens Flew. The project began as the duo Missi & Mister Baker and later earned an official South by Southwest showcase. Producer and Tape Op publisher Larry Crane has mixed their recordings since the early days and has praised their original Americana songs and the blend of Missi’s voice with Mister Baker’s deft fretwork. Coverage has highlighted their vivid backwoods imagery... boat queens, trains, juke joints, and church bells... delivered with care and nuance. Expect music amid bloom-filled paths and plenty of photo-worthy moments.

The 205 Guys perform at Pete's Mountain Vineyard & Winery with a set of classics in a scenic vineyard setting. Reservations are required.

Enjoy a lively dance party with The NyteByrds on the Tigardville Station Pub and Grill patio, set beneath string lights and red umbrellas. If the weather does not cooperate, the music moves indoors. The playlist spans the 60s through today, with hits from Heart, Journey, Bee Gees, Joan Jett, Michael Jackson, The Cars, Wild Cherry, Linda Ronstadt, Blondie, ZZ Top, Fleetwood Mac, ABBA, The Beatles, GnR, AC/DC, Lita Ford, Lauper, VH, and more. During the second set, the audience chooses the songs.

A milestone gathering marks Camp Meriwether’s 100th anniversary with a wide range of classic camp adventures. Popular activities will be open, including the climbing tower, aquatics, shooting sports, and mountain biking, plus horse rides on the beach. The celebration welcomes Scouts, Scouters, and friends to share in the festivities and honor a century of outdoor tradition.

Typhoon marks its first appearance at the farm with a set crafted specifically for this occasion, recasting the group’s emotionally rich indie rock in a more intimate, folk-leaning format that puts the songwriting front and center while still building to the powerful moments the band is known for. The show unfolds at Topaz Farm on Sauvie Island, offering a wide-open backdrop where attendees can bring a blanket or lawn chair and relax among the fields and open sky. Arriving early allows time to enjoy fresh-grilled farm fare along with local craft beer, cider, wine, and non-alcoholic beverages, with vegetarian, vegan, dairy-free, and gluten-free options available. This outdoor event has limited capacity and advance purchase is recommended. Entry is for ages 16 and up. Tickets are $37.50 in advance and $42.50 on the day of the show, plus $4.81 in ticketing fees. Portland-based LASKA opens, featuring songwriters Hannah and Mookie Morton with Kai Nealis on drums and Kate Koller on bass.

BAZ MOTO takes the stage at Dublin Pub with special guests JOSEPH KONTY & HIS TROUBADOUR SOUND. Entry is $10 on the day of the show.

Everyone is welcome to a relaxed community run and walk that takes place every first Saturday of the month. This free Milwaukie Running Club gathering welcomes runners and walkers at no cost. The pace is easy and set by the group, with pace pods forming so people can go slower or faster as needed. Expect roughly an hour on a guided route, whether you prefer to run or walk. A sauna social follows at a reduced rate of $14.50, limited to the first 20 sign-ups, so advance sign-up is encouraged. Participants can complete a liability waiver ahead of time by creating a profile. Led by Portland native Justine @runwithms, the group meets rain or shine and focuses on keeping everyone safe and supported. The post-activity steam and cold contrast are intended to support muscle recovery, circulation, and running performance. It is a friendly fun run atmosphere that keeps the mood light while helping you maintain momentum toward 2026 goals.

Discover what the Lions are about, and take part in a recycling effort for eyeglasses and hearings. This activity blends learning with a simple way to support reuse.

Take a break for Zenner's hot dogs and sausages while exploring acres of blooming dahlias and sweeping garden views. A rotating lineup of food trucks keeps the choices varied, and weekend visits come with live music that brings extra energy to the gardens.

The Annual Dahlia Festival marks a milestone year with fields of brilliant blooms, sweeping views, and tasty options from a rotating selection of food trucks. Live music adds to the atmosphere in the gardens, featuring Tiffany Bird. A Portland-based singer and songwriter who started her musical path in California, Tiffany grew up in a family of country artists and performs piano and vocals. Her style blends country pop with R&B for a sound she calls Country Soul. She has shared the stage with Tigirlily Gold, LoCash, Matt Stell, George Birge, and local artists including Britnee Kellogg and Nate Botsford. Collaborations with Grammy-winning songwriter and producer Michael Farren and LA producer Troy Welsted have already yielded several singles, with more on the way. Expect colorful scenery, flavorful bites, and a soundtrack that complements a day among the flowers.

Jo’s hosts a weekly MAD Poker night every Saturday. Players can test their luck, refine their poker face, and enjoy food and conversation in a relaxed setting.

Marking a hundred years of blooms, this centennial celebration fills nearly 50 acres with vibrant color. Wander among more than 500,000 dahlia plants and explore a display garden featuring over 375 distinct varieties. Find favorites to order for spring planting and pick up a fresh-cut bouquet to take home. The Mercantile features unique gifts, self care items, and handcrafted creations from local artists and remains open year round. Food trucks offer tasty treats, live music sets the tone on weekends, and festival classes provide creative ways to dive deeper, with an events calendar highlighting activities throughout the season. Parking and admission are free, and the grounds offer plenty of picture-perfect moments.

Brushes & Blessings brings a colorful pop-up to the Annual Dahlia Festival’s 100th anniversary celebration, offering face painting and henna in the heart of breathtaking floral displays. Artist Alexandria Hardeman draws on a decade of professional face painting and eight years of henna experience, channeling high energy and heartfelt dedication to turn ideas into wearable art. She delights in realizing imaginative requests, whether it is a fierce dragon, a quirky hermit crab, or an intricate goat skull, pairing technical skill with a joyful approach to make each design unforgettable. The festival setting surrounds the experience with more than half a million dahlia plants spread across close to fifty acres, along with a showcase garden highlighting hundreds of distinct varieties. Explore unique gifts and locally made creations at the on-site mercantile, savor treats from food trucks, enjoy live music, and discover hands-on classes throughout the season. Parking and entry are free, and the vibrant grounds make a beautiful backdrop for photos.

Enjoy a stop at The Big Scoop food truck during the Annual Dahlia Festival centennial celebration. Colorful dahlia fields and garden views set the scene, while a rotating lineup of food trucks adds variety. Weekend visits also feature live music in the gardens. Beyond the trucks, on-site offerings include soft serve ice cream, shaved ice, lemon, and occasional homemade desserts.

A casual Warhammer 40,000 escalation league welcoming both newcomers and seasoned commanders. Army sizes grow over the course of the league, increasing from 500 to 2,000 points. Painting is optional, so unpainted miniatures are welcome. The focus is learning and exploring new armies rather than competition. Sportsmanship is required to support a healthy community. Players are encouraged to help teach others and to avoid lists that simply overpower opponents. If any rules are missed, a judgment call may be made during league play. The newest rules, dataslates, and other updates apply. The fee is $20 per month and payments are cash only. Participants receive a 10% discount on discountable Games Workshop products and accessories, including paint. Earn raffle tickets each week for a monthly prize drawing. You must be present to win, and 3D printed armies are not eligible for prize drawings. Full league rules are available for reference.

Live music fills the gardens during the Annual Dahlia Festival’s centennial celebration, and this set spotlights Northwest artist Nate Botsford. Blending country and rock, he started on piano at five and found his voice with a Taylor acoustic gifted at 14. Over the past five years he has performed as many as 300 shows a year, from intimate coffeehouses to main stages. He has shared bills with Old Dominion, Brett Young, Chris Janson, LoCash, and Lonestar, and his influences include Johnny Cash, Bob Dylan, Van Morrison, and his grandfather, a big band pianist. His songs have earned regular radio play and awards, highlighted by winning the 2015 Project Aloft national songwriting contest and a 25-city tour in 2016. He aims to reach listeners with memorable melodies and lyrics that offer a note of hope, and his 2019 EP, Buzzin’, features the summer track Luxury Float, whose video appeared on CMT and Spotify editorial playlists. Around the gardens, visitors can wander among colorful dahlia fields, enjoy rotating food trucks, and take in wide-open views while the music sets the scene.