Events in Washington County, OR

Start the morning with a Slow Flow Yoga practice guided by Jessica Day that supports both the body and the nervous system. This class links breath with mindful movement to build strength, enhance mobility, and create a sense of spaciousness. Sessions feature fluid sequences, focused work for strength and stability, and opportunities to explore balance. Each one concludes with a calming finish that leaves you grounded and ready for the day. Moving with your breath in the early morning light can set a supportive tone for everything that follows.

Bagichaa Indian Restaurant & Pizza presents an Indian lunch buffet for $14.99 with a rotating spread that can include Butter Chicken, Dal Makhani, Paneer Tikka Masala, Veg Pakora, fresh rice and naan, Indian specialty pizzas, chai, sweets, and more. The lineup is refreshed daily, so each visit may offer something new.

Lunch Bunch turns lunchtime into a relaxed networking meetup where conversation comes easy and new connections are the main course. Expect a friendly atmosphere and plenty of chances to mingle... just keep the food on the plate. Registration is requested so the restaurant can plan for the headcount. Attendees can arrive with an appetite and leave with fresh contacts and a happily full stomach.

Shawn Gardner Dancing hosts a Level 1 Country Swing class designed for newcomers. Instruction covers essential footwork, turns, and other fundamentals, with guided repetition to build confidence and new variations added as skills develop. No partner is required since partners rotate during class, and casual attire with regular shoes is perfectly fine. The class is open to the public and drop-ins are welcome. Pricing is $25 for a single class or included with membership, and new participants can receive a free week pass.

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.

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.

At Tigardville Station Pub and Grill, Game Night Live Trivia is free and open to all, with prizes up for grabs. The format features two games, each with three rounds that take cues from well known game shows. It is not just straightforward Q and A... expect jumbled word puzzles, visual challenges, and other creative twists that keep the action lively.

Return to the Sun Records studio on the night when Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, and Johnny Cash shared an impromptu jam that became music lore. This stage musical relives that session with a mix of rock and roll favorites and the personal crossroads the four legends faced, revealing rivalries, revelations, and moments of joy. The story is shaped by a book from Colin Escott and Floyd Mutrux, conceived and originally directed by Mutrux, and it is inspired by the music and legacies of Presley, Cash, Lewis, and Perkins. Support for the production is provided by Title Sponsor Harvey and Sandy Platt and Show Sponsor Summit Bank.

Bagichaa Indian Restaurant & Pizza offers a Wednesday through Friday Indian lunch buffet for $14.99. The spread features rotating options such as Butter Chicken, Dal Makhani, Paneer Tikka Masala, Veg Pakora, fresh rice and naan, Indian specialty pizzas, chai, and sweets. Selections change daily, so the menu can vary from one visit to the next. This lunchtime option is suitable for family, friends, or coworkers.

Help care for Hillsboro with a neighborhood litter cleanup and recycling effort hosted by SOLVE in partnership with the Oregon Beverage Recycling Cooperative. Volunteers will meet at the BottleDrop Redemption Center, where SOLVE signs will help identify the gathering spot, to remove litter and collect bottles and cans for proper recycling. Filled Green Bags from home can be dropped off for processing, and participants can take home SOLVE Blue Bags to keep the effort going. Beverage containers gathered during the cleanup will be donated to SOLVE. Information about the BottleDrop Give program will be available, including how specially tagged Blue Bags and donations from Green Bag accounts can support SOLVE. Advance registration is suggested to guarantee a spot, but it is not required. Please wear closed-toed shoes and weather-appropriate clothing, bring a backpack for hands-free convenience, any personal tools if available, and a reusable water bottle. Gloves, safety vests, litter grabbers, and trash bags will be provided. There are no public restrooms. A parking lot is available, and TriMet line 47 serves the area. The location is accessible for people with mobility concerns. A Spanish speaker will be present, and all ages are welcome.

Put your jigsaw skills to the test in a fast-paced challenge with @portlandpuzzleco hosting at Hillsboro Downtown Station. Work solo, pair up, or form a team to finish a 500 piece puzzle as quickly as possible, and take the puzzle home afterward. The fastest finish earns a $100 prize. Reserving a spot in advance is recommended to ensure participation, and walk-ins are welcome, though extra puzzles are limited. Open to all ages, it offers a friendly setting for friends, families, and puzzle fans to compete together.

Live music and original songs fill the AC Lounge at AC Hotel Beaverton with performances by local artists. The showcase is free and presented by Florian Raqueño Productions. The bar serves signature handcrafted cocktails and light appetizers to complement the music.

This beginner-friendly salsa class at SGD in downtown Tigard follows a Level 1 format that focuses on essentials such as footwork, turns and other foundational skills. Partners rotate throughout the session, so no partner is required. Casual attire works well and no special shoes are needed. Each class reinforces core basics with repetition, then adds new elements so participants continue learning and having fun. Absolute beginners are encouraged to start in the first or second week of the month because the material progresses over time. An hour-long Bachata class is offered before this session, and many attendees choose to take both. Combo Salsa and Bachata options are also available. The class is open to the public and drop-ins are welcome. Pricing is $25 for a drop-in or included with membership. A free week pass is available that provides access to all classes and events for seven days.

Jessica Day leads a slow flow yoga class that supports both body and nervous system through intentional breath with movement. The class focuses on mindful, flowing sequences that build strength and stability, offer opportunities to explore balance, and enhance mobility and spaciousness in the body. It concludes with a calming finish that helps you feel grounded and ready for the day. New participants can take their first class at no cost with the code BEYOND1STCLASS.

Experience a throwback-style pumpkin patch at a small family farm. Stroll through a wide field of pumpkins while miniature cows and goats roam nearby, and take in the crisp feel of autumn all around. The pace stays relaxed with no massive crowds and no flashy attractions, just uncomplicated seasonal fun centered on pumpkins, friendly animals, and time together.

Bagichaa offers a weekday Indian lunch buffet priced at $14.99, featuring homemade flavors and a broad selection that includes Indian specialty pizzas, dal makhani, paneer tikka masala, butter chicken, chicken Manchurian, Punjabi kadhi pakora, vegetable pakora, naan with rice, fresh salad, raita, papad, chai, and sweets. It is a convenient, flavorful midday option for families, friends, and coworkers.

Hillsboro gets a visit from a lobster roll truck offering both walk-up service and contactless ordering through its mobile app. App orders are available only on the day of a posted event and typically open a few hours beforehand once the previous stop has concluded. Order ahead to select a pickup time, then head directly to the pickup window. If mobile ordering is limited or unavailable, in-person orders are always accepted. Payments include all major credit cards as well as Apple Pay and Google Pay. The app also features a loyalty program that awards points toward free food, applied automatically for app purchases or by scanning the app at the window during checkout.

Dive into small, quick, and tactical Warhammer 40,000 action with a monthly Combat Patrol league that makes it easy to get a game in. Participants can play up to one match each week of the month, and victory points will be tracked across those games. Earn an additional 10 victory points for every unit from your Combat Patrol that you build and paint during the same month. When the month concludes, the top total is recognized on the Wall of Honor. There is no cost to take part, and weekly games can be played during the regular 40k Friday or the dedicated Saturday League Night. For questions, the shop can assist.

Cousins Maine Lobster will park its food truck at the Sunset High School football home game in Portland, making it simple to grab a bite on site. Contactless ordering is available in the mobile app for day-of posted events, with pickup at the window at your selected time. App ordering typically opens a few hours before each truck event after the previous stop has finished, and availability can be limited, so walk-up orders at the truck are always accepted. Major credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay are accepted. The app’s loyalty program lets customers earn points toward free food, applied automatically on app orders or by scanning the in-app loyalty card at the window.

This relaxed open show is judged by Tina Bell and Kenny Strohecker. Daily high point awards are offered in English and Western for 10 and under walk trot, 13 and under, 14 to 17, 18 to 38, and 39 and over divisions. Series high point recognition is available for the same age groups, with eligibility requiring participation in at least two shows.

Metro is hosting a free household hazardous waste collection to support the safe disposal of unwanted paint, batteries, pesticides, cleaners, propane, automotive products, medical sharps, and more. These common household materials do not belong in home garbage bins. Items can be dropped off for proper handling and disposal. Medications are not accepted. For a complete list of accepted materials and guidance on preparing items for drop-off, refer to Metro’s event information.

Part of the Where Memories Are Made Tour, this outing starts at MINI of Portland and continues by scenic backroads to Plumper Pumpkin Patch & Tree Farm in Portland, a family-run working farm set on rolling hills with views across the Willamette Valley. Try your aim with the pumpkin cannon or take shots with the apple cannon at targets in the field. Wander a full-size corn maze or a smaller version for younger visitors, zip down a slide, cheer on pig races, go for a hayride, bowl with pumpkins, enjoy pony rides, and meet friendly farm animals. Admission is $17 online and $19 at the gate. Cannon experiences are an additional fee, with pumpkin shots at $5 each and apple shots at $5 for five apples. This event is open to Oregon Mini Society members only, and non-members are encouraged to join the club.

Bagichaa Indian Restaurant & Pizza marks its grand opening with a special lunch buffet that brings together Indian classics, Indo-Chinese favorites, and signature Indian-style pizzas. The spread features dishes such as chole bhature, butter chicken, biryani, and pani puri, along with a selection of Indo-Chinese specialties. Mango lassi and a variety of desserts round out the meal. Pricing is $19.99 for adults, $15.99 for seniors and juniors 15 and under, $12.99 for kids 9 and under, and free for children 3 and under.

This monthly Spearhead League centers on compact, tactical Age of Sigmar battles and makes it easy to find opponents. Participants may play up to one match each week, with victory points recorded across the month. Hobby progress counts as well, with 10 victory points awarded for every unit from your Spearhead that you build and paint during that time. The highest total at month’s end earns recognition on the Wall of Honor. There is no cost to participate, and weekly games can be played during the regular Sigmar Saturday or the dedicated Saturday League Night for these matchups. To take part, bring your Spearhead force along with one of the current Spearhead sets... Fire & Jade, Sand & Bone, or City of Ash. The shop can answer questions and help with getting started.

Celebrate the Festival of Lights at an indoor community bazaar hosted at the Conestoga Recreation & Aquatic Center. Promoted as Oregon’s only and largest Diwali bazaar and celebration, this fifth annual gathering features shopping from Northwest makers, designers, and vendors offering clothing, jewelry, home decor, candles, soaps, books, bangles, bracelets, kidswear, food, and handcrafted goods. Admission and parking are free. Attendance is expected to range from 2,000 to 5,000 people. The event is organized by Sushmita Poddar in partnership with WashCo Rising 501(c)3, THPRD, Shop Amrapali, and Salon Amrapali. Vendor details will be shared closer to the event. For sponsorship inquiries, call 5039466571.

Spooky season gets a K-pop twist as Kulture Connection and SnowMoon K-Pop Cafe present the first annual Seoul-O-Ween, an all-ages afternoon of music, costumes, creativity, prizes, and community at SnowMoon K-Pop Cafe in Beaverton. Expect hands-on activities, giveaways, and a Seoul-O-Ween costume contest. Outfits are encouraged but not required, whether inspired by K-pop or Korean culture, or playful, spooky, cute, elaborate, or anything in between. Attendees can connect with other local fans, show off Halloween style, and enjoy K-pop themed fun. A portion of SnowMoon sales during the event will be donated to Kulture Connection, supporting inclusive all-ages community events and Korean cultural programming in the Portland area. Additional details on activities, prizes, and the costume contest will be shared soon.

Trade the classic terrarium for a delightfully eerie twist at this Halloween-themed workshop. Build a Terrorium, a compact, light-up garden that blends creepy and cute. Registration is $50 and covers a lighted container with batteries, soil, two plants, and a selection of spooky decorations so you can design your own miniature haunted scene. All supplies are provided, and everyone leaves with a finished piece ready to brighten Halloween decor. Retail value is $62. Capacity is limited.

A historic theatre becomes an interactive, no contact haunted experience set in the year 2056, where alien invaders and their cyborg forces have shattered the city and unleashed another menace... zombies. Choose your path through the chaos. Fight back by renting optional laser tag equipment that uses a safe, invisible infrared beam to hit marked targets and trigger special effects as you move through the theatre, or pass through as a refugee, slipping across a devastated landscape while danger waits around every corner. Tickets are arranged in 30 minute time slots with groups of six per walkthrough, and booking a full group of six earns an extra 15 percent discount. Effects may include fog, laser lighting, loud noises, strobe effects, simulated fire, cold sparks, sudden scares, and intense theatrical environments.

Next Stop Comedy brings stand-up talent to Cooper Mountain Ale Works in Tigard, showcasing performers seen on TV and heard on popular podcasts. Expect a different roster each time, with a lively mix of voices and styles as comics take the stage.

Next Stop Comedy brings a rotating lineup of stand-up comedians to Cooper Mountain Ale Works. Each show features new performers, including comics with television appearances and popular podcast credits. The lineup changes every time for a fresh mix of voices and laughs.

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.

As part of its grand opening weekend, Bagichaa Indian Restaurant & Pizza is serving a lunch buffet that blends authentic Indian flavors with Indo-Chinese favorites and fresh Indian style pizzas. The menu features dishes such as Chole Bhature, Butter Chicken, Dum Biryani, and Pani Puri, along with Indo-Chinese specials and signature Indian style pizzas, with mango lassi and desserts to finish. Pricing is $19.99 for adults, $15.99 for seniors and guests 15 and under, $12.99 for children 9 and under, and free for kids 3 and under.

In Downtown Tigard, this Level 1 combo class introduces the foundations of salsa and bachata in a 90 minute format. Expect clear instruction on basics, including footwork and turns, with partner rotation throughout. Casual attire works fine and no special shoes or partner are required. The class is open to everyone and focuses on repetition, adding new variations each week so participants keep progressing while having fun. Complete beginners are encouraged to start during the first or second week of the month to follow the monthly progression. Attending one or two classes per week is welcome, depending on your schedule. Drop in for the 90 minute class is $30, or it is included with membership. Beginner options are also offered on Thursdays, with $25 drop in for the one hour classes or included with membership. A free week pass is available to explore classes and events for seven days, offering a friendly way to get moving and meet new people.

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.

At Powell's Books at Cedar Hills Crossing in Beaverton, celebrate the arrival of Sarah J. Maas's highly anticipated sixth A Court of Thorns and Roses novel, A Court of Splintered Harmony. The gathering features themed Midnight Maas activities that include trivia, raffle prizes, and refreshments from local vendors to be announced, along with plenty of time to chat about character arcs and crossover theories with fellow fans. When the official on-sale moment arrives, copies of A Court of Splintered Harmony will be distributed so everyone can head home and start reading. This is a ticketed event.

Paint an autumn scene of Multnomah Falls with step-by-step guidance from Carrie. All painting materials are included, and all experience levels are welcome. Enjoy a relaxed paint and sip atmosphere focused on creativity, laughter, and an easygoing process. Food and drinks are not provided and can be purchased. Long tables will be reserved for the group, the space accommodates up to 15 painters, and arrival 10 minutes before the start time is requested.

This monthly celebration of Latino culture in Downtown Beaverton brings together neighborhood merchants, makers, performers, culinary vendors, and residents at the First Street Dining Commons for an evening focused on music, culture, and shopping. Guests can browse artisan goods, enjoy food and beverages, take in live entertainment, find family friendly activities, and connect with the community and local businesses.

Bag&Baggage partners with Danu Wines for an evening of autumn and Halloween themed poetry performed by B&B Company Artists, paired with curated wines and snacks. Each portion of readings is matched with a different wine selected by Danu, creating a tasting experience alongside the performances. General Admission is $15 and includes a reserved seat and a welcome glass of wine, with additional glasses, bottles, and snacks available for purchase. The Flights and Bites upgrade is $35 and provides a wine and snack pairing with every reading section, with more refreshments available to buy throughout the evening. Requests to be seated with another party can be made in advance. The event takes place in the Danu tasting room.

Cousins Maine Lobster brings its truck to Al's Garden & Home in Sherwood, serving up buttery lobster rolls. Contactless ordering is available through the mobile app for day-of posted events, with pickup at the designated time. App ordering typically opens a few hours before each truck event after the previous event ends, and it may be limited or unavailable at times. Orders are always accepted at the truck window, and payment options include all major credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. The app also includes a loyalty program that lets customers earn points toward free food, with points added automatically on app orders or by scanning the app loyalty card at the window.

Savor lobster bliss in Sherwood as a lobster truck serves up buttery goodness. Place a contactless order through the mobile app to skip the line, then pick up at the designated window time. Mobile orders are available only for day-of posted events, and the app opens a few hours before service once the previous event has finished. Mobile ordering may be limited or unavailable, but walk-up orders are always accepted at the truck. All major credit cards are accepted, along with Apple Pay and Google Pay. Use the app to join the loyalty program and earn points toward free food, with points applied automatically for in-app purchases or by scanning the app loyalty card at the window during checkout.

Showcase your creativity by submitting artwork to the 24th annual art show for teens. The public exhibition begins with an opening reception, then continues for several days during regular library hours. Students in grades 6 through 12 are eligible to participate. Full submission rules and eligibility details are available in the official guidelines.

Trunk-or-Treat brings the Prince of Peace community together for a Halloween celebration in a safe setting that is protected from the elements.

Celebrate Halloween on the dance floor with The NyteByrds. Expect costume contests, spooky seasonal songs, and a mix of rock and dance hits by 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.

Spend an hour in a glow-filled space as the entire parkour floor lights up under black lights and LEDs. Enjoy activities designed for all ages, with children under 5 accompanied by an adult participant. No parkour or athletic background is needed. Create shadow shapes on a light wall, navigate a glowing parkour maze, try a quick round of floor is lava, and play with sensory friendly glow toys like bowling and Jenga. The entry fee is 15 dollars per person, and those with an active parkour membership receive one entry as part of their membership benefits. Registration is available.

Halloween fun comes to South Hillsboro with a free, family-friendly trick-or-treat at Reed’s Crossing Town Center. Participating Reed’s Crossing businesses will hand out candy and welcome costumed visitors of all ages. Stroll the new town center, snack on sweets, and enjoy a safe, festive setting where every costume gets a little spotlight.

This annual Trunk or Treat offers festive Halloween fun for all ages. A costume contest will recognize standout looks in three groups: kids, teens, and adults. Participants are encouraged to decorate their vehicles with favorite spooky touches, set out candy, and snap plenty of photos to share with friends. Sponsored by Portland Home For Cars and Langer's Fun Center.

Designed for those looking to get involved in the Downtown Hillsboro community, the Downtown Hive Work Parties bring volunteers together for hands-on projects that change from month to month. Tasks can include helping with downtown events, organizing, painting, and assisting new businesses, among other needs. Activities are physical and may require walking, bending, and lifting. Desk-based volunteer opportunities are also available for those who prefer to help in a seated role.

A Halloween kickoff with NextHome Realty Connection features kid friendly activities, a chance for photos, and treats on hand. Costumes are encouraged, giving little ghouls, princesses, and superheroes a moment to shine. Begin the holiday with smiles and snapshots.

Participating businesses across Bethany Village welcome costumed visitors for an afternoon of trick-or-treating, offering candy and activities along the way. Festivities take place at Bethany Village Centre to celebrate Halloween.

Celebrating its 26th year, M&M Marketplace presents a community-focused anniversary party featuring live music, dance performances, art, family-friendly activities, raffles, an anniversary cake, and plenty of entertainment. The gathering honors the small businesses and community members who have helped shape the marketplace.

Magma Volleyball Club is opening the gym for a Halloween-themed open gym at Conestoga Rec Center, creating a fun volleyball afternoon with festive vibes. All players are welcome, and friends are encouraged. Get some extra touches in before tryouts. Entry is $5.

Killin Time Haunts brings a free, family-run haunted maze to the community, hosted at Tuality Masonic Lodge in Hillsboro. The Killin Time Video theme returns for its second year, expanded with eight terrifying rooms inspired by horror movies, more space, and additional scare actors. Attendees can choose the full-scare experience with live actors or opt for a no-scare walkthrough so everyone can take part. The organizers present this event out of a love for Halloween and a desire to share something fun with the community. Canned food donations are welcome to help give back.

Neighbors come together on the first Sunday for a hands-on cleanup focused on picking up litter and removing graffiti in Downtown Hillsboro. The gathering takes place at M&M Marketplace, a local mercado where more than 80 independent vendors offer clothing, jewelry, household goods, food, and more on weekends. After the cleanup, consider staying to enjoy a bite and browse the market. Be ready for any weather, wear sturdy walking shoes, and bring water. The group meets near the back gate on the east side of the parking lot, and SOLVE signs will help guide the way. On-site parking is available.

Smashing Pumpkins perform live at the Moda Center at the Rose Quarter in Portland, Oregon.

Gathering on the first Wednesday of each month, this free meetup offers a casual space to relax and build models. It is open to everyone. Attendees can bring a model and tools, or purchase what they need on site.

The Beaverton OR Chapter of Tough Guy Book Club gathers at Binary Brewing in Beaverton for a relaxed, no-pressure discussion. The current book selection is listed on the club’s website. If possible, read a few pages beforehand, but it is fine to attend without preparation. If you have a copy, bring the book to reference during the conversation, and consider underlining passages that feel important. Next month’s pick will be announced, with copies distributed to those who pre-ordered last month.

Enjoy a relaxed singles mixer where color-coded wristbands and playful prompts on your name tag make conversations easy. Casual icebreakers and random challenges happen around the bar to spark connections. Throughout the evening, the Who am I name game keeps things lively... a name goes on your back, you ask yes or no questions to figure it out, and each correct guess earns a raffle entry, with drawings happening all night. The atmosphere is low pressure and open to everyone. Pick the wristband that matches your intentions... red if you are not looking, orange if you are there as a wingman, yellow if you are just vibing and meeting new friends. This is a recurring monthly event.

Experience a crystal bowl sound bath at Yoga OMazing, featuring seven bowls aligned with the chakra spectrum and complemented by other sound healing instruments. This guided sonic journey is intended to support both physical and emotional well-being. Pricing is offered on a pay-what-you-can basis at $35, $40, or $45. Advance payment is required and tickets are not available at the door. If you need to cancel, please do so in advance to remain eligible for a refund. If you purchase multiple tickets, email omazinginfo@yogaomazing.com with your guest’s first and last name.

This holiday event features vintage treasures, seasonal decor, local crafts, a bake sale, and the Kinton Cafe. Admission is $2 and serves as a fundraiser for the Kinton Grange.

The 92nd Annual Verboort Sausage and Sauerkraut Festival is a one day celebration of food, fun, and tradition in the small Dutch community of Verboort near Portland, held in support of Visitation Catholic School and Church. Enjoy a seated dining room experience with unlimited sausage and sauerkraut, with reduced pricing for seniors, veterans, and children, and no charge for children under 5. Drive through and walk up to-go dinners are available, and bulk sausage and sauerkraut can be purchased to take home. Throughout the day, explore a bustling marketplace with a bazaar, baked goods, exclusive merchandise, a Christmas shop, and children’s games. Additional highlights include bingo, a beer garden, a snack booth, and a plant sale.

Oregon Mini Society is organizing a scenic backroads tour to the 92nd annual Verboort Sausage & Kraut Festival, a Dutch-style celebration that benefits the small Catholic community and school in Verboort with support from over 850 volunteers. The day begins with a meet-up at MINI of Portland, followed by the monthly club meeting that includes a remote conversation with Chris Dawson of England, who worked alongside John Cooper, then the group heads out toward Forest Grove on a picturesque route. Upon arrival, participants can use the drive-thru for sausage and kraut to-go or park to explore the Dutch bazaar featuring handmade holiday decor, quilts, blankets, and potholders, pick up homemade baked goods and jams, enjoy family-friendly bingo, watch college football in the beer garden, and browse festival merchandise before sitting down to a meal. This outing is limited to Oregon Mini Society members.

An annual juried art show and sale organized by The Foundation for Tigard Tualatin Schools brings together more than 90 artists, offering a variety of handmade works available for purchase over a single fall weekend. Participating artists contribute 20 percent of their proceeds to fund grants that support arts education across all 17 schools in the district. Those unable to attend can still support arts learning in Tigard and Tualatin by making direct donations to the grant programs.

The 20th Annual Mary Bennett Legacy Gala marks a milestone celebration of community, compassion, and the supporters who have helped move the mission of Imagine Possibilities forward. The evening will feature meaningful connection, festive recognition, and opportunities to give in support of adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities served by the organization. The celebration takes place at the Embassy Suites by Hilton in Hillsboro. Additional details will be shared soon.

Experience a New Moon in Scorpio ceremony with Danie Rhodes in a candlelit setting of cozy shadow, where a gentle glow cultivates a feeling of magic and belonging. Explore the astrology and energetics of this lunar moment and how they can relate to personal growth within a warm, human-centered circle. This gathering emphasizes heartfelt connection through meaningful conversation in an intimate, trusted space, along with perspectives on the current cosmic currents and the support they can offer. Settle into a guided meditation to connect with the higher self, take part in moon-focused rituals that align with the energy of the moment, and draw oracle cards for clarity and guidance. Specially chosen crystals are used to anchor intention, and each person takes a stone home. Participants often leave with an open heart, a clearer vision, and the sweetness of a shared experience in community.

Enjoy an evening discovering rarely seen areas of Hops Ballpark with special access, entertainment, hands-on games, raffle drawings, and other activities that reveal the venue from a fresh point of view. Your participation helps support the Hillsboro Hops Fund and its mission to create opportunities for youth and strengthen the community. Tickets will go on sale.

Time Machine brings an amped-up dance party to Coyotes, jumping across decades with beloved hits and faithful nods to music legends. This is more than a standard concert. It is the band’s immersive Time Machine experience that turns the night into a fast-paced journey through iconic sounds.

Support a pet welfare fundraiser in the Big Red Barn with live acoustic music by Scott Wilson, hearty bites from Holy Smoker BBQ, and a selection of wine, beer, cider, and soft drinks. The gathering takes place entirely indoors, keeping things comfortable regardless of the weather. Bradford's Second Chance Rescue will be on site with animals available for adoption, offering a chance to meet future companions.

Hosted at June in Beaverton, this gathering welcomes queer women, sapphic people, and trans and nonbinary individuals in an affirming space. Expect relaxed conversation alongside playful activities designed to make introductions comfortable and fun. It is not a speed dating format. Participants rotate through small groups of three to six and take part in Q&A prompts, trivia, simple crafts, puzzles, and similar icebreakers. The goal is to encourage connections that can lead to friendships or relationships while strengthening community bonds. Event photography will occur, and attendance indicates consent to be photographed and to the use of images for future promotional purposes.

Teddy Swims performs at Moda Center at the Rose Quarter in Portland for a live show.

Enjoy a relaxed model building and painting session focused on Gundam at Rune & Board. Participants bring a model and some tools and work at their own pace in a laid back environment. This casual build night is for assembling and painting kits.

Maria Bamford brings boldly offbeat, fearless stand-up to Hillsboro Artists' Regional Theatre - HART, blending quick wit with surreal twists for an evening of big laughs. With a singular comedic voice, she shares inventive bits and unexpected perspectives that showcase her trademark style.

Cooper Mountain Ale Works hosts a high energy emo and pop-punk showcase featuring four local acts performing originals and throwback covers from the early 2000s. The lineup includes Craig James & The Hawthorns on pop-punk, CARD3N with post-hardcore and emo, Lucky As Us bringing pop-rock, and Sintillation blending emo and pop-punk. This all-ages show is $10 at the door, with cash, Venmo, and Cash App accepted.

Generator returns to Coyote's Bar and Grill in Hillsboro with a mix of high-energy, harmony-rich vocal rock. Recognized as a premier dance club in the Pacific Northwest, the venue sets the scene for a lively night. Arrive early to secure a good seat, enjoy dinner, and stay for the party.

The event features colorful face painting from a returning artist along with a hands-on slime making station. Enjoy the festive atmosphere while supporting a ministry that provides help to those who need it.

A British-inspired afternoon tea anchors this annual fundraising event, with three seatings offered throughout the day. Gluten-free plates are available.

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?

Volunteers come together on the third Monday of each month to tidy up Downtown Hillsboro by picking up litter and removing graffiti, helping keep the area clean and building community. The group meets at First Congregational Church United Church of Christ, where participants can look for SOLVE signs and gather by the breezeway. Free parking is offered in the unmarked spaces in the lot immediately south of the church. Please come prepared for any weather with sturdy walking shoes and water.

DevonWood will once again host the USDF/FEI Youth Clinic Series in Sherwood, Oregon, with clinician Sabine Schut-Kery. Applications will be available online. The series receives funding support from The Dressage Foundation and the United States Equestrian Federation, and The Dressage Foundation provides grant opportunities for these clinics.

This event is a casual get-together at Piper's Cafe that welcomes everyone. The cafe serves coffee, kava, and baked goods, and it offers indoor seating for a comfortable visit.

Area residents are invited to use a free community drop-off for fall leaves paired with a food donation effort at Cook Family Park, located at the end of 92nd Avenue just off Durham Road near Tigard High School. Fallen leaves, small yard waste, and clippings are accepted whether loose or bagged. Paper yard bags from hardware stores are preferred. Plastic bags can be used for transport, but they must be emptied before city staff will accept the material. There is no charge, and a suggested donation of two non-perishable food items will help support neighbors through a Tigard food distribution facility. For more information, contact Rob Block, Wastewater Operations Supervisor, at 503-718-2607.

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.

205 Guys return to Pizzario to entertain at one of their favorite places. They are back on stage at this familiar venue for a return performance.

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.

Discover a practical way to plug into the Downtown Hillsboro community through the Downtown Hive Work Parties. Volunteers help with a changing mix of hands-on projects each month, including supporting downtown activities, organizing, painting, and assisting new businesses. Tasks are active and may involve walking, bending, and lifting. For those who prefer a seated role, desk-based volunteer options can be arranged by contacting the organizers. Each month brings a new set of projects, offering different ways to contribute and make a local impact.

Louis Pearl shares more than three decades of bubble wizardry, blending art, science, and playful humor. A longtime favorite at the Edinburgh Fringe with many years of sold out runs, he turns soap and water into a spectacle with audience participation and a cascade of imaginative feats. The show features square bubbles, bubbles within bubbles, fog-filled creations, giant forms, bubble volcanoes and twisters, springy bubble trampolines, and even people encased inside shimmering walls. Laughter and astonishment span all ages as the Amazing Bubble Man keeps the surprises coming. At many performances, multi-instrumentalist Jet Black Pearl adds bubbly music that lifts the experience even higher.

Bethany Village Plaza hosts its annual tree lighting alongside a festive holiday market. The event features live performances and special activities, and guests can browse festive snacks and giftable finds offered by local vendors and merchants. Additional details will be shared soon.

The Oregon International Ballet Academy brings its seasonal favorite, The Nutcracker, back to the Patricia Reser Center for the Arts. This production blends the joy of student performers with standout appearances by the academy’s leading artists and special guests from the local ballet community for a cohesive, uplifting experience. Three performances are planned, with the possibility of a fourth added in response to growing demand. Audiences can look forward to beloved moments alongside new touches each year.

Oregon Mini Society will take part in Forest Grove’s Christmas Lights Parade with a lineup of Classic Minis and New MINIs. Participants will meet at Joseph Gale Park to organize as a group before moving into the parade staging area. Restrooms are available at the park, and there may be no facilities in the staging zone, so plan ahead. Decorate your Mini or MINI generously with holiday lights, but do not include Santa, as he appears at the end of the parade. Use only the designated staging entrance to keep the busy area moving safely around excited children. Forest Grove is restricting the staging area to floats and to people who will park at Harvey Clarke School until the parade is finished. Dogs are welcome if kept on leash and inside vehicles during the parade. For safety, do not throw candy from cars, since each vehicle serves as its own float, and take extra care in the low-light conditions. An informal get together is planned at La Sierra after the parade. This activity is limited to Oregon Mini Society members, and it is intended for owners and drivers of Classic Minis and New MINIs. Non-members are encouraged to join the club.

On the first Sunday of each month, a community cleanup helps keep Downtown Hillsboro looking its best by collecting litter and addressing graffiti. This gathering centers on M&M Marketplace, a local mercado that hosts more than 80 independent businesses on weekends, with vendors offering clothing, jewelry, household goods, food, and more. Participants are welcome to stay after the cleanup to enjoy a meal and explore the market. Come prepared for changing weather, wear sturdy walking shoes, and bring water. The meetup spot is near the back gate on the east side of the parking lot. Look for Solve signs to find the group. There is plenty of parking on site, and sign up is requested.

Making its first run, this new comedy by Doug Sellers is set in a retirement home where five wealthy, spirited widows put every potential caregiver through outrageous pretend-ailment trials before considering a hire. Their latest hopeful, Henry, goes along with the antics in good humor until he uncovers the ruse. The result is a raucous yet tender farce that explores loneliness, delights in mischief, and examines what it truly takes to earn someone’s trust.

This candlelit New Moon in Sagittarius ceremony with Danie Rhodes unfolds in a softly lit space that fosters a sense of welcome and belonging. Participants explore the astrology and energetics of the transit and consider how these influences can support their path. An intimate circle encourages meaningful conversation and genuine connection. A guided meditation invites a quiet meeting with inner wisdom. Rituals aligned with the lunar moment help focus intention. Participants draw cards for guidance and clarity. Specially chosen crystals are used to anchor intentions, and each person takes one home. The gathering concludes with open hearts, renewed clarity, and the feeling of a shared, sacred experience.

A quiet, welcoming space for queer and trans community members and allies to breathe more easily. This guided experience begins with an EFT meditation, then moves into progressive muscle relaxation to release tension and arrive in the moment. A curated sound bath follows, featuring crystal singing bowls and other gentle acoustic instruments. The sequence of tones, textures, rhythms, and pauses is intended to support deep rest, thoughtful reflection, and a sense of renewal. No prior experience with EFT, meditation, or sound healing is required. The session is led by Charlie Sebastian Short, a queer, BIPOC, and neurodivergent sound healing practitioner and professional musician, and is held with trauma awareness at its core. Allies are warmly welcomed alongside LGBTQIA+ participants. Comfort items can make the journey cozier. Many items are available to borrow, and personal favorites like a pillow, a squishmallow, or an eye mask are welcome. This is a pay what you can, sliding scale offering. During registration, choose a discount code that fits your circumstances to lower the cost, or leave the price as is to support the studio and host. Available codes include PWYC5 for 5 dollars off, PWYC10 for 10 dollars off, PWYC15 for 15 dollars off, PWYC20 for 20 dollars off, and PWYC25 for 25 dollars off.

This world premiere comedy by Doug Sellers unfolds in a retirement home, where five wealthy widows with a wild streak subject every prospective caregiver to outlandish make-believe ailments before making a hire. Their latest hopeful, Henry, goes along in good humor until he discovers the elaborate routine is a ruse. The story delivers a raucous yet warmhearted farce about loneliness, mischief, and what it truly takes to earn trust. Tickets are $20.

An Oregon native rooted in Portland’s scene, Haley Johnsen brings Americana-leaning alt pop infused with candid storytelling, magnetic hooks, and a rich, soulful vocal presence. Listeners often hear shades of Brandi Carlile and Bonnie Raitt in her wide-ranging voice. Onstage she moves easily from quiet, acoustic moments to full-band fire, holding attention with performances that feel close to the heart yet fill the room. After first gaining national attention as a finalist on American Idol Season 11, she forged her own path through steady touring, artistic growth, and a commitment to authenticity. Her NPR Tiny Desk Contest submission showcased the unreleased song Lyin’ Man in a raw, urgent setting, with a studio version released on streaming platforms. Her live album, Haley Johnsen’s Sadie Hawkins Show (Live at the Showdown), captures the joy, vulnerability, and sense of community at the center of her concerts, while earlier releases such as Golden Days, Goner, and Late Bloomer have connected with listeners around the world. Career highlights include work as a featured artist and member of Big Wild with appearances at Coachella and Bonnaroo and five sold-out nights at Red Rocks, global distribution through Virgin Music Group with millions of streams, endorsements from Fender and Breedlove, a co-headline slot at Summerfest in Milwaukee, and tours or support dates with Allen Stone, KT Tunstall, Talbott Brothers, Liam St John, Joseph, and Anna Moss. From the Pacific Northwest, she continues to shape a distinct lane in modern Americana, blending intimate detail with big-stage power, all delivered with grit and grace.

At Washington Square Mall, the bright red Giving Machines offer a simple way to turn generosity into real help. With a card swipe, you can choose practical items such as meals, blankets, hygiene kits, and warm coats for individuals and families in the community and across the globe. Participating charities are selected for their demonstrated impact, and every dollar donated goes straight to them, advancing efforts that support families, uplift communities, and spark hope. Featured organizations include Blanchet House & Farm, SnowCap Community Services, Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon, PDX Diaper Bank, Family Promise of Tualatin Valley, Care, and Water For Good. Supported by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, this continuing community tradition shows how small acts of giving can make a big difference.

At Washington Square Mall, the bright red Giving Machines offer a simple way to turn generosity into tangible support. With a quick card swipe, visitors choose specific essentials such as meals, blankets, hygiene kits, and warm coats that will reach individuals and families locally and around the world. The participating charities were selected for their proven impact, and 100 percent of each contribution is directed to them, helping strengthen families, empower communities, and expand their reach. Featured organizations include Blanchet House & Farm, SnowCap Community Services, Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon, PDX Diaper Bank, Family Promise of Tualatin Valley, Care, and Water For Good. Sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, this community tradition shows how small acts of giving can brighten lives.

At Washington Square Mall, the eye-catching red Giving Machines offer a simple way to support people in need. With a quick card swipe, you can purchase real items like meals, blankets, hygiene kits, and warm coats for individuals and families in the community and across the globe. Every dollar goes directly to the participating organizations, all chosen for their proven impact. Featured nonprofits include Blanchet House & Farm, SnowCap Community Services, Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon, PDX Diaper Bank, Family Promise of Tualatin Valley, Care, and Water For Good. This initiative is sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. A small act of generosity here becomes tangible help that can brighten lives near and far.

Celebrate the season of giving at Washington Square Mall as the bright red Giving Machines return, making it easy to help people locally and around the globe. With a quick card swipe, you can purchase tangible items such as meals, blankets, hygiene kits, and warm coats for individuals and families. Each donation is delivered in full to the participating nonprofits, expanding their impact to strengthen families, empower communities, and inspire hope. Featured organizations include Blanchet House & Farm, SnowCap Community Services, Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon, PDX Diaper Bank, Family Promise of Tualatin Valley, Care, and Water For Good. This initiative is sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Small acts of generosity here can brighten lives near and far.

At Washington Square Mall, the red Giving Machines offer a simple way to help people locally and globally. By swiping a card, visitors can choose tangible gifts such as meals, blankets, hygiene kits, or warm coats that are provided to individuals and families in need. Participating charities are selected for their ongoing work, and the full amount of each donation goes directly to them. Featured nonprofit partners include Blanchet House & Farm, SnowCap Community Services, Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon, PDX Diaper Bank, Family Promise of Tualatin Valley, Care, and Water For Good. Sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Get into the spirit at Tigardville Station Pub and Grill with a Christmas dance party featuring The NyteByrds. The band mixes Christmas favorites with a wide range of rock and dance hits, including songs associated with Alanis Morissette, Led Zeppelin, Journey, Heart, Joan Jett, Pat Benatar, The Cars, Wild Cherry, Michael Jackson, Linda Ronstadt, Blondie, ZZ Top, and Fleetwood Mac, plus more. Enjoy festive tunes and holiday cheer on the dance floor.

At Washington Square Mall, the Giving Machines make generosity simple by turning a quick card swipe into real help for people nearby and around the world. Choose tangible gifts like meals, blankets, hygiene kits, and warm coats that go directly to individuals and families in need. One hundred percent of each donation is passed to the participating nonprofits, all selected for their consistent, proven work. The 2026 featured organizations are Blanchet House & Farm, SnowCap Community Services, Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon, PDX Diaper Bank, Family Promise of Tualatin Valley, Care, and Water For Good. Together, these partners strengthen families, support communities, and inspire hope through practical, meaningful giving. This initiative is sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

This monthly shadow work immersion centers on boundaries and invites participants to meet the parts of themselves that are often pushed aside. Through guided prompts, journaling, meditation, and supportive group conversation with optional sharing, attendees explore fears, doubts, and long-held emotions to understand their roots and how they shape daily life. The space emphasizes compassion, curiosity, and gentle awareness so patterns, beliefs, and experiences can be witnessed and integrated. The session concludes with a grounding sound bath to support integration and soothe the nervous system. Facilitation is led by Jess Spain, who holds a B.S. in Psychology with a minor in Child and Family Studies from Portland State University. She previously served as a counselor with a focus on the Indigenous community and developed group curricula rooted in mindfulness, DBT skills, and emotional intelligence. Jess is a Portland, Oregon Indigenous spiritualist enrolled with the Cow Creek Umpqua, a Reiki Usui Master and Level 2 practitioner, a sound healer, mindfulness teacher, astrologer, and a certified 200-hour yoga instructor. She has been a dedicated meditation student since 2020 and completed Hellenistic astrology studies at Nightlight Astrology School in 2021. Through Two Moons Wellness, she integrates culture, education, and esoteric practice to align body, mind, and spirit, guided by the understanding that lasting change comes from looking within. Each month features a new theme for exploration.

Help care for Downtown Hillsboro with a community cleanup focused on picking up litter and removing graffiti. Volunteers meet at First Congregational Church United Church of Christ, where SOLVE signs will point the way. Come prepared for any weather, wear sturdy walking shoes, and bring water. Free parking is available just south of the church in any unmarked spot, and the group will gather by the breezeway.

Washington Square Mall welcomes the red Giving Machines, offering a simple way to turn generosity into real-world support. With a quick card swipe, visitors can purchase items like meals, blankets, hygiene kits, and warm coats for individuals and families locally and globally. Featured nonprofits include Blanchet House & Farm, SnowCap Community Services, Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon, PDX Diaper Bank, Family Promise of Tualatin Valley, Care, and Water For Good. Each organization was chosen for its proven work, and 100 percent of every donation goes directly to the nonprofit to support families, uplift communities, and spread hope. This initiative is sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. A small action at the machine can create meaningful change.

Experience a simple way to give at Washington Square Mall with a Giving Machine that turns generosity into tangible help for people in need. Choose items such as meals, blankets, hygiene supplies, and warm coats, pay by card, and your purchase supports individuals and families locally and around the world. Participating nonprofits were selected for their proven impact, and every donation is passed directly to the organizations. Featured partners include Blanchet House & Farm, SnowCap Community Services, Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon, PDX Diaper Bank, Family Promise of Tualatin Valley, Care, and Water For Good. Sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, this community tradition shows how one thoughtful gift can brighten lives.

The bright red Giving Machines return to Washington Square Mall, turning a simple card swipe into meaningful help. Choose real items to give, including meals, blankets, hygiene kits, and warm coats for individuals and families in the community and around the world. Participating organizations were selected for the proven work they do, and every dollar donated goes straight to them, strengthening their mission and reach. This year features Blanchet House & Farm, SnowCap Community Services, Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon, PDX Diaper Bank, Family Promise of Tualatin Valley, Care, and Water For Good. Sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, this community tradition shows how a small act of generosity can brighten lives.

At Washington Square Mall, bright red Giving Machines offer a simple way to help others. With a quick card swipe, visitors can purchase real items like meals, blankets, hygiene kits, and warm coats for people in need locally and around the world. The 2026 featured nonprofits include Blanchet House & Farm, SnowCap Community Services, Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon, PDX Diaper Bank, Family Promise of Tualatin Valley, Care, and Water For Good. Each organization was selected for its ongoing work, and 100 percent of every donation goes directly to them, supporting their missions and expanding their impact. This community tradition is sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and shows how a simple act of giving can brighten lives.

Dive into the Downtown Hillsboro community by lending a hand at the Downtown Hive volunteer work parties. Each gathering focuses on hands-on projects that shift from month to month, such as supporting downtown events, organizing spaces, painting, and offering help to new businesses. Volunteers should be prepared for active tasks and able to walk, bend, and lift throughout the session.

At Washington Square Mall, the red Giving Machines offer a simple way to make a difference. With a quick card swipe, visitors can purchase tangible items like meals, blankets, hygiene kits, and warm coats for individuals and families nearby and across the globe. Participating organizations were selected for consistent, effective service, and 100 percent of every contribution goes straight to them, extending their capacity to build stronger families, uplift communities, and foster hope. Featured nonprofits include Blanchet House & Farm, SnowCap Community Services, Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon, PDX Diaper Bank, Family Promise of Tualatin Valley, Care, and Water For Good. This initiative is sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Experience the Giving Machine at Washington Square Mall, where generosity becomes real help with a quick card swipe. Choose tangible gifts such as meals, blankets, hygiene kits, and warm coats for people locally and around the world, and 100 percent of each donation goes directly to the participating organizations. The nonprofits were chosen for their demonstrated work, with featured partners including Blanchet House & Farm, SnowCap Community Services, Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon, PDX Diaper Bank, Family Promise of Tualatin Valley, Care, and Water For Good. Sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, this community tradition makes it easy to support families, strengthen communities, and bring hope one gift at a time.

Experience the Giving Machine at Washington Square Mall, where a simple card swipe turns generosity into tangible help. Choose real items of need such as meals, blankets, hygiene kits, and warm coats that benefit individuals and families locally and around the world. Every dollar goes directly to the participating charities, strengthening their work. Featured partners include Blanchet House & Farm, SnowCap Community Services, Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon, PDX Diaper Bank, Family Promise of Tualatin Valley, Care, and Water For Good. Sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, this bright red, vending style installation highlights how small acts of giving can spark hope.

Celebrate the spirit of giving at Washington Square Mall with the return of the red Giving Machines, a simple way to turn generosity into real help. With a quick card swipe, you can purchase specific items such as meals, blankets, hygiene kits, and warm coats for individuals and families locally and around the world. Participating nonprofits were chosen for their proven impact, and every donation goes to them in full, amplifying their mission and extending their reach. Featured organizations include Blanchet House & Farm, SnowCap Community Services, Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon, PDX Diaper Bank, Family Promise of Tualatin Valley, Care, and Water For Good. This community tradition shows how a small act can brighten lives while supporting work that strengthens families and communities. The effort is supported by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Bright red Giving Machines return to Washington Square Mall, offering a simple way to turn generosity into real help. With a quick card swipe, you can purchase tangible items such as meals, blankets, hygiene kits, and warm coats for individuals and families in the community and around the world. Participating charities were selected for their demonstrated impact, and each contribution is delivered in full to them, extending their ability to strengthen families and uplift communities. Featured organizations include Blanchet House & Farm, SnowCap Community Services, Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon, PDX Diaper Bank, Family Promise of Tualatin Valley, Care, and Water For Good. Sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, this returning community tradition shows how small acts of giving can make a meaningful difference.

Experience a hands-on way to share kindness at Washington Square Mall, where bright red Giving Machines let visitors turn a quick card swipe into meaningful gifts. Choose real items such as meals, blankets, hygiene kits, and warm coats that support individuals and families locally and around the world. Each participating nonprofit was selected for its proven impact, and every dollar donated goes directly to these organizations to strengthen their work. Featured partners include Blanchet House & Farm, SnowCap Community Services, Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon, PDX Diaper Bank, Family Promise of Tualatin Valley, Care, and Water For Good. This community tradition highlights how a simple act of generosity can brighten the world. Sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Celebrate the New Year at The Reser with a family friendly event created for children 10 and younger. All minors must attend with a parent or guardian. Youth tickets are for children 10 and under, and standard tickets are for adults accompanying minors.

Next Stop Comedy brings standup to Cooper Mountain Ale Works in Tigard with a fresh lineup at every show. Look for comics who have appeared on television and been featured on popular podcasts.

At The Old Church Concert Hall, the program highlights tango works by Piazzola, including Bordel 1900, Cafe 1930, and Nightclub 1960. The concert also introduces a new set composed for The Orchid Trio by local composer Justin Armstrong, and includes Chinese music in celebration of the new year.

Bright red Giving Machines return to Washington Square Mall, offering an easy, hands-on way to help. With a quick card swipe, visitors can purchase tangible items such as meals, blankets, hygiene kits, and warm coats for individuals and families both locally and around the world. Participating charities include Blanchet House & Farm, SnowCap Community Services, Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon, PDX Diaper Bank, Family Promise of Tualatin Valley, CARE, and Water for Good. Each organization was chosen for its proven impact, and every donation goes directly to the nonprofit it supports. Sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, this community tradition highlights how small acts of giving add up to real change.

Discover a simple way to make a difference at Washington Square Mall, where the signature red Giving Machines turn generosity into tangible support. With a quick card swipe, you can choose real items of need such as meals, blankets, hygiene kits, and warm coats for individuals and families in the community and around the world. Every donation goes directly to carefully chosen nonprofit partners, amplifying the good they do each day. The 2026 featured organizations include Blanchet House & Farm, SnowCap Community Services, Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon, PDX Diaper Bank, Family Promise of Tualatin Valley, Care, and Water For Good. Sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, this welcoming tradition shows how even a small act of giving can brighten lives.

Explore a simple way to make a difference at Washington Square Mall with the bright red Giving Machines, where kindness turns into tangible help one gift at a time. A quick card swipe lets you purchase real items needed by individuals and families locally and globally, including meals, blankets, hygiene kits, and warm coats. Participating nonprofits were selected for their proven impact, and 100 percent of every donation goes directly to them, expanding their reach and amplifying their missions. Featured organizations include Blanchet House & Farm, SnowCap Community Services, Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon, PDX Diaper Bank, Family Promise of Tualatin Valley, Care, and Water For Good. This initiative is sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. See how a simple act of giving can light the world.