Events in Vancouver

First Presbyterian Church of Vancouver

This weekly breakfast welcomes the entire community. It is free and open to all, with no reservations or tickets required. Guests can enjoy a freshly prepared hot meal along with coffee, juice, milk, and water. Children are welcome, and at least one parent, guardian, or another designated adult must accompany them. The meal takes place in the fellowship hall on the lower level of the building.

Family Fitness Bootcamp

Build strength as a family during a supportive fitness bootcamp designed for adults and children. Two certified personal trainers, owners of Arc Strength and Performance, guide a 50 to 60 minute session that emphasizes safety, structure, and teamwork while participants take on challenging exercises together. After the workout, there is time to speak with the trainers and ask questions. The trainers’ children, ages 10 and 11, will be there and enjoy helping younger participants and modeling positive habits. Spots may be reserved in advance.

British Invasion at Alderbrook Park with June's Monthly Meeting

At Alderbrook Park, this gathering spotlights British automobiles in a lush, peaceful setting. Mini and MINI owners can park together, and participants can arrive in a caravan or individually. The Oregon Mini Society will hold its monthly meeting as part of the day. Expect a relaxed atmosphere for exploring the cars and enjoying the park with fellow enthusiasts. Entrance fee is to be determined. Online registration will open, and club members will receive an email when it goes live.

Alderbrook Park

Founder’s Dude Market

The inaugural Dude Market offers a family-friendly shopping experience with a bit of grit. It features live music, good food, and a selection of gifts tailored for men.

Authentic Okinawan Kobudo weapons training is offered in a small dojo setting with plenty of individual attention. Instruction is led by Eric Sensei, a 9th dan Shihan in Okinawan Kenpo and Kobudo, and follows the approach used in Okinawa. The training is geared toward adults, and children are welcome when accompanied by a parent for each class, creating an opportunity for families to participate together. Remote options are available for those who are not local. Pricing is month to month with no contracts, and the first month is free.

BUNCO - Ladies Only

A ladies-only Bunco gathering at Connection Church invites women and girls ages 13 and up to enjoy a fast-paced, easy-to-learn dice game and friendly conversation. Light snacks and drinks will be available. Prizes will be awarded for categories such as most Buncos, most wins, and even most losses. The cost is $10 per person, payable at the door or via Zelle. Please RSVP in advance to help the organizers plan tables and treats. For details or to RSVP, contact Serina at 360-521-8922 or send a message to the organizers.

Portland Front Row Card Show - Cards, Comics & Collectibles

This event brings collectors together to exchange, sell, and purchase cards with one another. The focus includes sports cards, Pokemon, TCG, Star Wars, Marvel, and other trading cards. Attendees can bring sports cards and negotiate trades and deals with fellow collectors.

Oregon Convention Center

Star Theater and Starlight Lounge

Celebrate the grand opening of a new model home at Camas Meadows Crossing. Enjoy snacks, drinks, and live music while exploring the community. Decorated quick move-in homes featuring curated fixtures and finishes selected by talented design professionals will also be open for tours.

ECLL 2026 Closing Ceremonies & Home Run Derby

At George Schmid Field, East County Little League caps the season with closing ceremonies followed by a Home Run Derby. The gathering honors players, families, coaches, and volunteers for a successful season, and it includes recognition of ECLL All-Star players and coaches as they prepare for postseason play. The Home Run Derby welcomes baseball and softball participants in league ages 10 to 13. Space is limited, so families should confirm their player’s interest before registering. Volunteers are essential to make the derby possible, and sign-up opportunities are available. Replacing the spring fundraiser, a 50/50 raffle will run throughout the derby, with the winning ticket drawn at the conclusion of the event. The winner does not need to be present. Cash is required to participate in the raffle and support East County Little League.

George Schmid Field

Star Theater and Starlight Lounge

School of Rock Lake Oswego Presents "The Grups" FLEETWOOD MAC & '90s ROCK

Adult students take the spotlight for two sets that celebrate the music of Fleetwood Mac and 90s rock. Tickets are $12.50 in advance or $15 cash at the door.

Festivals

Northwest 7

This car show embodies dedication to the automotive community. The event captures the culture and character of its location creating a welcoming atmosphere for car enthusiasts to celebrate their shared love for automobiles. There will be vendors, entertainment, and giveaways. You can win a VIP golden ticket to Stancefest car show. The top 4 winners receive free entry to the Stancefest Car Show. There will be a model showcase.

Clark College

Nils Hoffmann at White Owl Social Club

See Nils Hoffmann on stage at White Owl Social Club in Portland. Tickets are available for this event.

Stop by Kazoodles for a relaxed crafting session with a come-and-go format. Kids can pop in for a few minutes or stay longer, working at their own pace and taking home a project they created themselves. The cost is $5 per participant. It is a simple, screen-free way to enjoy a creative afternoon and is welcoming to all skill levels.

JUN14

Cardslinger Society Meet-Up

The Cardslinger Society hosts a free meet-up for anyone interested in cards, bringing together tarot and oracle readers, enthusiasts, and the simply curious. Expect a relaxed setting focused on practice, conversation, and connection. Participants are encouraged to bring their own decks, along with questions and an open mind, while the group provides the space and a welcoming sense of community.

JUN14

Food & Drink

Curious about what defines a community cat? This session clarifies the term and shares research-driven ways to support neighborhood cats while curbing overpopulation. HSSW leaders Jenn Rylander, Vice President of Shelter Operations, and Justin Pepperling, Vice President of Veterinary Services, lead the presentation. Light snacks are available before the talk, and the program concludes with a short question and answer session. Entry is a $5 donation. Space is limited.

Evening Mat Pilates with Megan, Camas

Experience an all-levels mat Pilates session with Megan that blends strength and length while emphasizing steady alignment, better posture, mindful breathing, and improved flexibility. The sequence trains the entire body and keeps the core actively engaged with each exercise. Expect to leave feeling refreshed, centered, and more in tune with your breath and body. Bring a mat, or borrow one on site. Pricing options include $18 for a drop-in, $65 for a 4-class pack, and $120 for an 8-class pack.

Lacamas Lake Lodge

Seasonal Floral Bowls & Bee Baths

Celebrate the season by crafting a fused glass bowl, plate, or bee bath that adds a fresh touch to your table and decor. Choose from a range of spring inspired designs and color options to create a piece suited for indoor or outdoor use, and gift ready for any occasion. All materials are provided, expert guidance is included, and firing and slumping will be handled for you. You do not need to bring anything. Finished pieces are available for pickup in approximately two weeks. This beginner friendly experience welcomes first timers. Participants must be 16 or older, and any children must be accompanied by a registered adult.

Melt Glass Art Supply

Polite Paws

Polite Paws is a group class at Sage Canines for dogs six months and older that focuses on teamwork between people and their dogs. It emphasizes cooperation, clear understanding, and attentive listening for both ends of the leash. The curriculum is well suited for dogs that are high energy, pull on leash, bark at other dogs, jump on people, rush out the door, have trouble staying when asked, or simply need practice in a more distracting environment. Participants learn how to help their dogs respond reliably to obedience cues, develop better manners on and off leash, come when called, and gain confidence in new places, while handlers build confidence too. Lessons include engaging games that make training enjoyable and strengthen the bond between dog and human. This outdoor course runs for six weeks, is limited to five students, and costs $240. An $85 non-refundable deposit is required before the first session, with the remaining balance due on the first day, and the course is non-refundable. Since classes are held outside, plan to dress appropriately. Proof of all required vaccinations is needed, and a titer test is accepted as an alternative.

Sage Canines

Healing Breathwork & Soundbath with Gisela Mondays

Explore a guided breathwork and sound experience with Gisela Birnschein that encourages deep somatic release, a calmer nervous system, and expanded awareness. The session begins with gentle movement to open energy channels and relax the body. You will then rest on your back with blankets, bolsters, and an eye pillow while moving through a four-part breathing sequence that progresses from an introduction into release, then receiving, and finally trance. Sustained, deep breathing can lead to a highly oxygenated, altered state of awareness in which the mind softens and the body can process emotions, memories, trauma, and unconscious patterns in a supportive setting. The experience closes with a brief soundbath that uses soothing tones to settle the nervous system, deepen the process, and encourage balance. This practice may ease stored stress and tension, reduce anxiety, support trauma processing in the body, loosen limiting patterns, increase oxygen and vitality, sharpen clarity and intuition, promote deep relaxation and better sleep, open emotional awareness, expand spiritual connection, and restore equilibrium through sound. Please bring a yoga mat or something comfortable to lie on, a blanket and pillow, a water bottle, and an optional journal. An open mind and willing heart are welcome. The cost is $25, or $120 for a six-session series. Registration is available on Eventbrite or via Venmo at @Wahe-Kaur, with your name and email sent by text to 626-274-4953. For questions, text the same number.

Lacamas Lake Lodge

Led by Sifu Paco, this ongoing kung fu class builds confidence, focus, discipline, and strength while teaching hard work and responsibility. Instruction emphasizes respect, self-discipline, honor, and integrity, helping students sharpen their thinking and attention. Sessions take place on Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Camas Community Center. A first class is free for newcomers. Tuition is $65 per month or $180 for three months. For more information, call 360-834-5307. The aim is for students to grow more confident, disciplined, and attentive while having fun.

Camas Community Center

Career

Social Mixer with our TEAM

Rooted in the TEAM Referral Network community, this social mixer brings together entrepreneurs who prioritize relationship marketing and the power of referrals. It offers a welcoming setting to connect, exchange insights, and build trust that supports business growth for all involved. The focus is on collaboration, diverse perspectives, and working together so everyone benefits.

Networking at Méraki Collective

Now in its second installment, this networking session introduces updates shaped by participant feedback and follows a structured format designed to encourage intentional, supportive, and collaborative connections. Nonalcoholic mocktails from a local woman-owned business will be available on a sliding scale of $5 to $10, with options that include your choice of adaptogen. A live guitar cue will signal when the program is about to begin. The organizers are seeking 2 to 3 vendors for a free vending opportunity, with the expectation that vendors also participate in the networking activities; additional instructions are outlined in the event listing. The previous gathering received positive feedback, and this continuation builds on that momentum.

Music Bingo Tuesdays

Test your music knowledge during Tuesday music bingo at Grady’s Public House in East Vancouver. Enjoy two one hour games, with winners earning $5 for a single bingo, $5 for a double, and $10 for a coverall. The same prize amounts are offered again in the second game. Look for daily specials that change regularly. Parking is available in the Safeway complex lot.

Grady's Public House

Vancouver Trivia Night | UnderBar

UnderBar in Vancouver hosts a weekly live trivia night with free entry. Teams compete for top scores, and the winners take home fun prizes. Participants can access three bonus clues before the game to get a head start.

EnhanceFitness Tuesdays 8:30-9:30

A research-backed, low-cost group fitness and fall prevention class created for older adults of every fitness level. A certified instructor with specialized training leads an approachable hour that starts with a brief warmup, moves into aerobic activity, transitions to a safe cool down, and continues with strength work using soft cuff weights for the arms and legs. Weights are optional and can range from none up to 20 pounds, and the session wraps up with gentle stretching to support flexibility. Balance practice is woven throughout, the pace is adjusted to participants, and no special equipment is needed beyond the cuff weights used in class. Attendance is limited to 25 people to support individual attention, and the welcoming setting offers plenty of opportunities to meet others while becoming more active and energized.

Ben Rice and the Hustle appear at Billy Blues Bar & Grill, which has become their spot on Tuesday nights. After a notable 2022 that included touring with ZZ Top, the band brings its live show to this Tuesday night engagement.

Billy Blues Bar & Grill

Auditions and Evaluations for 2026-2027 Season

This session provides tryouts and assessments for the 2026 to 2027 season.

Once Upon a Wednesday Storytime

A weekly preschool storytime welcomes all ages, featuring a rotating selection of books that celebrate friendship, kindness, silly moments, and plenty of fun.

Barnes & Noble

Blind Onion Pizza - 2100 SE 164th Ave Unit A107 - Vancouver, WA

Creative Fun with LadyntheStamps

Enjoy a relaxed paper crafting get together with two sessions to choose from. Indicate your preferred session in the comments or send a message to reserve one of the limited spots, with a maximum of 10, and note that payment is required. If you cannot attend, your kit will be set aside for you. The plan is to make six projects for $35, which may be two of each across three designs, and the format may change. Bring your go to crafting basics, including scissors and your preferred adhesive, along with any other supplies that help you craft comfortably. The selection of projects rotates from month to month, and ideas or requests can be shared in the discussion. Please RSVP as soon as possible so there is enough time for preparation, and regulars who are skipping this round are encouraged to give a quick heads up. A raffle will be held at each session, with tickets earned by purchasing food from the venue, for every $25 in purchases with the organizer between the previous class and the event day, and simply for attending and paying for the event.

Outdoor Recreation

June Forest Walk

This guided trail walk at Columbia Springs is led by knowledgeable staff or an expert volunteer and highlights local wildlife and native plants along the paths. It is suitable for all ages, though the trails are not stroller friendly. Attendees should wear sturdy walking shoes and dress for the weather.

Columbia Springs

Open Mic Night

Open Mic Night features a showcase for performers of every age and skill level. Singers, musicians, rappers, poets, and comedians are welcome to take the spotlight. Performer sign-ups are available. Hosted by Jeremy Herzer.

Enjoy a weekly swing dance evening at the Valiant Ballroom in downtown Vancouver, Washington, with classes for both beginners and intermediate dancers followed by a social dance. The beginner track rotates through 6-count Lindy Hop fundamentals with basic footwork, simple turns, and rhythm, then partnered Charleston with variations and common entries and exits, then 8-count Lindy Hop basics, and an introduction to swing-outs that highlights footwork, rhythm, and body mechanics. When there is a fifth week, the focus shifts to the Shim Sham line dance and its foundational steps. Intermediate lessons follow a two-month cycle. In the first month, the emphasis progresses from closed connection with pulse and rock steps, to techniques for prepping and rotating turns while managing speed and momentum, to strategies for faster tempos, then refined swing-outs, with fancy footwork on any fifth week. In the second month, the spotlight moves to open connection with push-pull and lateral engagement, momentum and directional changes, distinguishing 6-count from 8-count patterns, and another round of refined swing-outs, with fancy footwork again on a fifth week. Lesson depth adapts to those in attendance, requests are welcomed at the end of class, and feedback on topics is encouraged. Admission is $10 per lesson and includes the social dance. The social on its own is $5, and members receive both the lesson and social at no cost.

Washougal Community Center

New Washougal Community Library Update

Explore plans for the future Washougal Community Library at a community update hosted by Fort Vancouver Regional Libraries, with Hacker Architects sharing the latest on building design and the construction timeline. Anticipated to open in early 2028, the new library reflects years of community advocacy, investment, and vision. The update will be held next door to the library in the Washougal Community Center. Library events and programs are open to the public at no cost. Requests for disability accommodations may be made through the Library’s Disability Accommodation Request Form no later than 15 days prior to the event. This announcement is shared by Friends of Washougal Community Library to help inform the community.

Building Industry Association of Clark County

CPR/AED Basic First Aid

Build confidence in responding to emergencies with a first aid, CPR, and AED class aligned with Health and Safety Institute guidance for care of adults, children, and infants. Created to meet or exceed workplace first aid requirements, this four-hour session emphasizes practical skills you can use at home or on the job. Participants practice the recovery position, conventional CPR with AED use, methods to control severe external bleeding, and strategies for other urgent medical situations to help prevent serious injury, illness, or loss of life. Upon successful completion, a digital certificate is issued and remains valid for two years. Continuing education units may be available for certain programs and industries.

Brewed Awakenings 6709 NE 63rd St

Bridges Coffee and Conversation

Begin the day with a relaxed coffee meet up focused on conversation and fellowship with others. Share a cup, chat, and enjoy a friendly start to the morning together.

Toddler Storytime

A lively storytime for children ages 18 months to 3 years features singalongs, storytelling, music, and plenty of movement. An FAQ is available that addresses common questions, including whether children outside this age range may attend.

The Camas Lions Club gathers for its regular meeting focused on connecting members, recognizing recent service, planning upcoming projects, and supporting the community. The meeting welcomes longtime Lions as well as those curious about getting involved, offering a warm setting to share ideas, hear updates, and explore ways to serve Camas, Washougal, and East Vancouver. Attendees can learn about current efforts and find practical opportunities to contribute.

JUN18

World Soccer Cup at Big Al's!

Catch every goal and every moment of the World Soccer Cup on the big screens at Big Al’s. Select games can be reserved, including matchups like Mexico vs South America, USA vs Paraguay, Mexico vs South Korea, USA vs Australia, Czechia vs Mexico, USA vs Turkiye, plus the semifinal rounds and the final. Reservations open about 30 minutes before kickoff and typically cover 3 to 4 hours, depending on the game. Every match will be shown, and for games without reservations, seating is available on a first come, first served basis. Reservations are free, with a food and beverage minimum.

JUN18

Palmistry

Explore the art of reading palms in a guided session with Sacha Delgado, a master of the craft with more than 30 years of experience interpreting palms and cards. The session looks closely at both hands, considering finger shape, overall layout, skin texture, temperature, and the flexibility of each phalanx. It also covers the mounts and the lines, with step-by-step instruction on how to interpret each feature.

JUN18

FSS hosts an open swim for babies and toddlers at the Beaverton location. Participants can reserve 45 minute sessions.

Witchy Swap!

Keep energy circulating by rehoming spiritual tools so they are used instead of gathering dust. This community swap brings together local witches, pagans, and curious souls to connect around shared magic and a spirit of resisting capitalist spirituality. Questions about the event can be directed by email, phone, or text. Comments are disabled on Facebook event listings to prevent fraudulent posts.

Kindred

Official Vancouver Fan Zone Watch Party

Enjoy the FIFA World Cup 26 at Big Al’s Vancouver with an Official Fan Zone watch party that brings fans together to take in the tournament action. Vancouver, Washington is recognized as an Official Fan Zone for the competition, offering a lively setting for soccer enthusiasts. The Greater Vancouver Chamber, Visit Vancouver WA, and Big Al’s are noted in connection with the Fan Zone.

Big Al's

Fairway Village Golf Course

Fort Vancouver & Camas Lions Charity Golf Tournament

This charity golf tournament from Fort Vancouver & Camas Lions features a scramble format, a field capped at 18 teams, and awards.

A relaxed card stamping session at Vancouver Heights offers 20 card designs to choose from. The first five cards are $20, and each additional card is $3. If the Spring card making event was missed, this is an opportunity to make the cards that were not completed then. The session runs for three hours, and participants can stay for as long as they are able. Please RSVP.

Vancouver Heights

Family Fitness Bootcamp

A family-focused bootcamp that blends fitness and bonding, led by two Certified Personal Trainers and owners of Arc Strength and Performance. With an emphasis on safety, guidance, and clear structure, participants work together to conquer challenging tasks while setting a positive example for kids. Sessions run 50 to 60 minutes. After the workout, attendees can chat with the trainers and ask questions. The trainers’ children, ages 10 and 11, will be present and enjoy helping younger participants while modeling positive habits.

Holidays

Juneteenth Freedom Celebration

Odyssey World International Education Services and the City of Vancouver are hosting a Juneteenth Freedom Celebration. There will be live music, local vendors, an interactive history display, and activities for families. Two 10-member bands will perform, playing African jazz and African funk. Additionally, there will be an outdoor historical museum exhibit, face painting, a photo booth, and over 70 businesses and non-profit vendors. A Farmers Market will be happening nearby.

Esther Short Park

A hands-on club where kids explore what it takes to start and run a business. Each week, participants brainstorm and plan real ventures, learn the basics of money, marketing and customer service, and collaborate through discussion and teamwork while preparing for a recurring Kazoodles Kids Flea Market. At the market, children can sell handmade items, toys, services or other creations and keep all of their earnings, with a $10 monthly booth fee. The experience is designed to build confidence and independence, spark creativity and problem-solving, and help kids make new friends while having fun. Space is limited.

Drawing 101 Boot Camp for Absolute Beginners

This class will cover the basics you need to know before you start drawing. Youll learn about materials and basic techniques to improve your drawing skills. A local artist will lead a three-hour pen and ink bootcamp where you can learn about shading, creating value, developing an artists eye, and building shapes. Youll also learn about developing a process and practice routine and get a logical outline of what to practice and the order in which to learn different techniques and subjects.

ART ZONE

Food & Drink

Camas Pride Drag Brunch Show

Camas Pride hosts a drag brunch at Caps N' Taps, spotlighting local drag performers in a Pride celebration. Enjoy a showcase-style performance paired with brunch. Each ticket includes a meal.

Caps N' Taps

Vancouver Elite Gymnastics Academy VEGA

The Vancouver Mall and Orchards Cars & Coffee are hosting the annual Clark County Fathers Day Car Show, previously known as the Couve Auto Show. There will be live music, food, raffles, and other family-friendly entertainment, along with classic and custom cars, trucks, and motorcycles. A food drive will take place to benefit local non-profit organizations and their programs.

Disney Ballet Summer Camp for Young Kids

Young princes and princesses can dive into a Disney inspired summer camp in Camas, WA for ages 3 to 5. Children take part in pretend play, themed crafts, and energetic gym games that encourage movement and creativity.

JUN22

Rock 101 Camp

This Rock 101 music camp is for beginners ages 8-13. No prior experience is required. Campers will explore various instruments through engaging musical activities. The camp runs Monday through Friday, with daily rehearsals, practice time, and music-based games. The week will conclude with a concert for family and friends.

School of Rock

JUN22

Audiobook Walking Club

Join fellow audiobook enthusiasts for a community walk. Bring the audiobook you are currently listening to. The group will walk for 60 minutes, followed by an optional 30 minutes to socialize and chat with other audiobook lovers. Walkers of all paces and experience levels are welcome. Note that walks are weather-dependent, so check social media for updates.

Camas Library

Family Storytime

Families with young children can enjoy a weekly storytime at West Slope Community Library every Tuesday. Ideal for ages 0 to 5, this 20 to 30 minute session features songs, shared reading, and the chance to meet a puppet or two.

Preschool Storytime

This lively storytime features read-alouds, sing-alongs, music, and movement activities. It is intended for children ages 3 to 5. An FAQ is available that addresses whether children who are younger or older than the suggested ages may attend.

Three Creeks Community Library

Kids & Tweens Summer Reading Kick-Off: Bubble Fest

Bubble Fest launches Summer Reading with a courtyard celebration for kids and tweens. The event features a variety of bubble activities for the whole family and includes a cool treat.

Pomplamoose

Pomplamoose is an indie pop duo made up of Jack Conte and Nataly Dawn. Since 2008 they have welcomed audiences behind the scenes to watch their recording process and see how their songs come together. Their music embraces a do it yourself spirit and features distinctive vocal harmonies.

Wonder Ballroom

Ben Rice and the Hustle

Ben Rice and the Hustle appear at Billy Blues Bar & Grill, which has become their new home. The event comes on the momentum of a recent run that drew plenty of attention.

Billy Blues Bar & Grill

JUN24

Celebrate the red, white, and blue with a friendly watercolor gathering centered on Emily Lex’s new Americana-themed watercolor book. The experience is priced at $60 per person and includes the Emily Lex Americana Watercolor Book, a $24 value. If needed, paints can be purchased at the event for $12. A curated picnic-style lunch box of goodies that reflect the Americana theme is provided, along with Firecracker Fizz, a sparkling lemonade with berries. Expect a welcoming atmosphere focused on community, with chances to make new friends while honoring freedom. Payment is required to secure a spot, and registration is necessary to attend. Cancellations must be made at least 10 days in advance, otherwise the ticket cost will be applied to the next Emily Lex event. To reserve a spot, text Meredith at 360-903-7467 or visit Founder's to pay and confirm.

JUN25

DIY Pet Rocks

Adopt a rock in need of a home. Dress and feed your new friend, build a snug little shelter, and give it plenty of character with paint and accessories. Take your one-of-a-kind companion home at the end.

JUN25

Silent Book Club

At the library, readers gather for a calm, friendly meet-up where the focus is simple... reading quietly together. Bring any book you prefer, choose a comfortable place to sit, and spend unrushed time with your own pages alongside others. It is a low-key way to enjoy your book in a shared, peaceful setting.

JUN25

Cosmetiq Medicine - Vancouver Botox, Filler & Laser

XERF Launch Event

Cosmetiq Medicine - Vancouver Botox, Filler & Laser hosts the launch of XERF Structural Skin Tightening. The event includes live demonstrations of treatments and exclusive pricing tied to the launch.

Mystic Mama Band

Live music from Mystic Mama Band fills Cascade Bar & Grill with high energy rhythm and blues, offering lively, upbeat grooves.

Cascade Bar & Grill

Brother Cascadia Evergreen Pub

Coffee Corner #21: Main Street Promise Updates

Coffee Corner #21 offers an update on the Main Street Promise project at Brother Cascadia Evergreen Pub. Learn about current progress, connect with members of the project team, ask questions, and share feedback to help inform the work ahead.

WaterFront Band

A full lineup comes together for an evening of live music, paired with food and beverages in a welcoming atmosphere.

Heathman Lodge

Open Community Jam

An all-ages community jam welcomes performers and listeners of every ability for an energetic evening of live, collaborative music. Casey Barnett hosts at Drop The Mic Karaoke Entertainment, and the session repeats regularly to encourage both newcomers and seasoned players to step up or simply enjoy the groove. A drum kit is provided, participants are encouraged to bring their own instruments or just come as they are, and food and beverages will be available. Expect a friendly, inclusive atmosphere that brings together local musicians and music fans in the heart of Camas.

Baby/Toddler Open Swim

Enjoy an open swim for babies and toddlers at FSS’s Beaverton location. Swimmers can reserve 45 minute time slots.

Farber Swim School

Preschool Storytime

Enjoy a lively preschool session featuring storytelling, songs, music, and simple movement activities. This program is designed for children ages 3 to 5.

Paint Pour Workshop

Explore the viral art of paint pouring and craft a unique abstract artwork. Watch colors glide and mingle into captivating patterns as you experiment with this technique.

Artful Adventures

Comedy

Special Event: Marc Maron

Marc Maron appears for a special stand-up performance. He has five stand-up specials to his name, and his latest, From Bleak to Dark, premiered on HBO in 2023 and was well received by critics.

Helium Comedy Club

Barnes & Noble - Vancouver Plaza

Saturday Storytime!

Storytime is open to everyone, with read-alouds that highlight themes of friendship, kindness, silliness, and fun. Each gathering features a different selection of tales.

Faerie Crowns

Part of Faerie Week, which features a different faerie class each day, this creative class centers on Faerie Crowns. Participants step into a magical realm and craft their own crown.

Sarah Lodge Band @ ABAAT

Sarah Lodge Band performs at A Beer at a Time with a lineup of additional musicians. The show brings multiple performers together on one stage.

A Beer at a Time

Metropolitan Performing Arts

Theater

As You Like It

Community Theater presents Shakespeare’s As You Like It as part of its eighth annual summer touring production. The first performance features live music before the play, and another performance will include the seventeenth annual season announcement celebration. Before the show there will be an open house to introduce the Season 17 lineup and offer signups for Season 17 classes. All performances are free and presented outdoors throughout Southwest Washington. Guests are welcome to bring picnic fare, sun protection, and something comfortable to sit on.

Vancouver School of Arts and Academics

Loud & Proud on the Lawn

Rose City Pride Bands hosts an outdoor Pride concert in the courtyard at Vancouver School of Arts & Academics. The program spotlights the breadth and vitality of wind band music beneath a summer sky. Guests are encouraged to bring blankets or lawn chairs and relax while enjoying a welcoming celebration of LGBTQ+ creativity, community, and the shared joy of live music.

WaterFront Band at Heathman Lodge/Hudson’s Bar & Grill

WaterFront Band performs at Heathman Lodge and Hudson’s Bar & Grill with the full lineup, setting the stage for an evening of live music with food, drinks, and an inviting atmosphere.

Heathman Lodge

TMD Plays The Cedars Public House!

The Cedars Public House hosts an evening of dinner paired with music, featuring a performance from TMD.

The Cedars Public House

Sarah Lodge Band

A Beer at a Time hosts live music from the Sarah Lodge Band, featuring Dan Polidori on guitar, Chris Azorr on keys, Timmer Blakely on bass, and Jeff Black on drums.

A Beer at a Time

Stewardship Saturday

Help care for the natural areas at Columbia Springs during a hands-on volunteer workday. Common tasks include pulling invasive plants, tending trails, and improvements that make the site safer and more accessible. Staff will supply equipment and instruction, including work gloves. Bring a water bottle, wear closed-toe shoes, and choose clothing suitable for outdoor work. If you already have gloves, you are welcome to bring them. Advance registration is required and space is limited. Children younger than 14 may participate with a parent or guardian, and teens under 18 may volunteer independently with a guardian’s signed permission.

Columbia Springs

Northwest Book Fair & Media Fest

As it enters its fourth year, the Northwest Book Fair & Media Fest gathers writers, media makers, and readers from throughout the Pacific Northwest. The event celebrates storytelling, creative expression, and community.

Gaiser Hall

Hockinson Meadows Community Park

Yoga at Hockinson Meadows Park to benefit the kids and families of St.Judes

Kate’s Yoga is hosting a welcoming-for-beginners class at Hockinson Meadows Community Park to support the kids of St.Judes. Everyone is invited, and no prior experience is required. Please bring a yoga mat or a beach towel. The class is free to attend, and donations are optional for those who wish to contribute. RSVP or donate using the event’s QR code.

NWBF 2026 J 2:00 - WORKSHOP - Publishing as a form of community-building

Hosted at Clark College, this 30-minute workshop explores publishing as a way to build community. Pumpjack Press co-founders Clark Hays and Kathleen McFall lead the session and share a brief overview of the topic.

Clark College

State Round 2 Qualifier

Washington vocalists gather at Drop The Mic Karaoke in Camas for the USKA Washington State Qualifier featuring the Open and Show Tunes categories. Over 100 performers from across the state take the stage for a chance to advance to Las Vegas, bringing big voices and big energy. Attendees can enjoy a full slate of live performances, food and drink specials, a family-friendly atmosphere, and community karaoke in the mix. Whether competing, cheering on favorites, or simply enjoying live music, this multi-day celebration highlights the spirit of the karaoke community.

Battle Ground Healing Arts

Cravings, Restrictions, & the Power of Food Variety

This session is part of the monthly community health series titled "Your Body is Talking - Are You Listening?" Register by calling 503-433-5200, the fee is $25.

Spanish Storytime

This bilingual storytime features stories and songs in both Spanish and English for children and their families, with plenty of fun along the way.

Outlaw Country Radio 102.7 FM

Festivals

3rd Annual Listener Appreciation Day

The third annual Listener Appreciation Day brings a lively mix of activities, vendor booths, food, and live country music. Local country singer Joni Harms performs as the centerpiece of the celebration, creating a festive atmosphere for a day focused on appreciating listeners and having fun.

Drop the Mic Karaoke - USKA WA 2026 US Open Karaoke Championship State Finalspion

Washington karaoke talent takes the spotlight at Drop The Mic Karaoke with a roster of qualified singers performing across two days in Country and Showtunes, separated into men’s and women’s divisions. Expect a lively mix of soulful country numbers and showstopping Broadway favorites. Spectator admission is available at the door for $20.

Metropolitan Performing Arts

Theater

Schoolhouse Rock Live! Jr.

A two week Broadway Jr summer intensive presents Schoolhouse Rock Live! Jr., a lively musical inspired by the Emmy winning Saturday morning series that turns learning into catchy tunes. The story follows Tom, a new teacher with first day jitters, who relaxes with television as characters representing parts of his personality step out of the screen to show him how imagination and music can win over a classroom. Built in a flexible, revue style format and filled with family friendly fun, the production features beloved numbers like "Just a Bill," "Lolly, Lolly, Lolly," and "Conjunction Junction." Seating is limited, with tickets priced from $8 to $10.

Camas Car Show

Take a stroll through historic Downtown Camas and see classic and custom cars and trucks. This is the 19th annual event and promises to be a fun time. A free shuttle service will be available.

Downtown Camas

Author Signing-Northwest Book Fair

An author panel explores fantastical worlds where dragons take flight, magic sparks, and daring quests await around every corner. The discussion highlights themes of friendship tested by adventure and imaginative storytelling in a family-friendly format.

Clark College

Misty Mamas house concert!!

Embrace Qi hosts The Misty Mamas for an afternoon of music that blends bluegrass, folk, country and gospel with heartfelt originals. Rich vocal harmonies and a homegrown approach to traditional and cover songs create a welcoming, family friendly atmosphere. The quartet features Katherine Nitsch on vocals and guitar, April Parker on vocals, mandolin and accordion, Eileen Rocci on vocals and upright bass, and Donna Danaif on vocals and banjo. Admission is $15. The gathering takes place at a private residence that is also the home of the nonprofit Embrace Qi.

Woodburn Hill

Willamette Valley Vineyards - Vancouver Waterfront

Hollie at Willamette Valley Winery Vanc.

Enjoy a live performance in a scenic setting along the Columbia River, where excellent wine and tasty food are part of the experience.

Downtown Vancouver Market

Established in 1990, this year-round farmers market is held beside Esther Short Park in downtown Vancouver, Washington. The park-side setting places the market right in the center of the city.

Esther Short Park

Latte Da Coffeehouse and Wine Bar

KAWRJ Java Jam: A Programming Brainstorming Meeting

This casual brainstorming meetup at Latte Da Coffeehouse and Wine Bar focuses on collecting ideas for what Programming should offer during the 2026-2027 session. RSVPs are requested so seating can be reserved. Those who cannot attend can still share their ideas online.

Yoga + Wine at Burnt Bridge Cellars — Yoga + Beer®

Join a local yoga instructor for a 60-minute all-levels flow yoga class. Following the class, attendees are welcome to stay and enjoy a glass of wine. Registration includes the yoga class and your first glass of wine. You must be 21 years old to attend. If you choose the yoga-only option, you are expected to support the host by purchasing an alternative beverage, a bottle to go, or a gift card. Please bring your own mat or towel.

Burnt Bridge Cellars

Metropolitan Performing Arts

Theater

MPA Community Theater Summer Shakespeare: As You...

MPA Community Theater presents As You Like It as part of their summer Shakespeare touring show. The opening day will include musical performances. The Sunday performance includes the 17th annual season announcement party. There will be an open house. Performances will be held throughout the Southwest Washington area. Attendees are encouraged to bring blankets, lawn chairs, a picnic, and sunscreen. The performances are free.

Comics & Manga Artists' Studio Workshop & Community Mixer Party

A relaxed studio workshop for local comics and manga artists to meet, make art together, and receive supportive guidance and feedback. The emphasis is on creativity and fun, with opportunities to connect with peers and exchange constructive insights.

ART ZONE

Muni Muni Yoga & Wellness

Aerial Sound Bath — Muni Muni Yoga & Wellness

Unwind with an immersive sound bath that encourages deep rest while you relax slightly above your mat. Registration is required, and space is limited to ten participants.

Seasonal Floral Bowls & Bee Baths!

Celebrate spring by creating a fused glass bowl, plate, or bee bath to brighten your table or decorate inside or out. Choose from a wide range of designs and colors to craft a personalized piece that also makes a thoughtful gift. All materials are supplied, and the process includes firing and slumping with expert guidance from start to finish. Completed work will be available for pickup in approximately two weeks. There is nothing to bring, as everything you need is provided. This beginner friendly experience is suitable for first timers. Participants must be 16 or older, and a registered adult must accompany any children.

Melt Glass Art Supply

LWYS Summer Camp

At Get To-Gather Farm, kids can immerse themselves in a classic, unplugged camp setting filled with hands-on fun. Days include building forts, creating art, practicing yoga with simple mindfulness, visiting with farm animals, and heading out on outdoor adventures that spark friendships and plenty of laughter. The program runs Monday through Friday across eight weeks. The fee is $380, and scholarships are available.

Get To-Gather Farm

Taylor Swift-Inspired Music, Dance & Arts Summer Camp

Young Swifties ages 4 to 12 can celebrate Taylor Swift's music through group singing sessions, expressive dance choreography, songwriting practice, and creative crafts such as making friendship bracelets.

Opus School of the Arts

The Northwest Corvette Association gathers for its monthly meeting. Everyone is welcome, including members, their families, and anyone interested in learning more about the club, and no invitation is required. Many people like to arrive early to enjoy a meal and socialize before the meeting.

Prairie Tavern

JUL3

Holidays

BGJuly3 2026

BGJuly3 returns for its fourth year with an all-ages community evening at Maddox Industrial Transformer in Battle Ground, celebrating 250 years of American independence and 75 years since Battle Ground's founding.

JUL3

Semiquincentennial Family Dance

Celebrate America’s birthday with a patriotic dance party inside an airplane hanger. This all-ages gathering features lines for kids, teens, young adults, and parents. Admission is $20 per person or $35 per family. Please bring a snack or drink to share.

Grove Field Airport

JUL4

Captain William Clark Park Trail

Christmas in July 5K/10K/Half Marathon - Portland/Washougal

Enjoy holiday cheer in the heart of summer at a festive 5K, 10K, and Half Marathon at Captain William Clark Park Trail in Washougal in the Greater Portland Area. With Santa on vacation, the event blends seasonal fun with warm weather motivation. Open to runners and walkers of all abilities, it offers a lively atmosphere from start to finish. Finishers receive a custom medal and a race themed shirt to mark the accomplishment. Awards will be presented to men and women in all three distances, recognizing top performers in the standard five year age groups starting at 10 and under. Lace up for merry miles that keep the holidays alive midyear.

JUL4

4th of July Parade (Non-Motorized)

Mark Independence Day with a beloved Washougal tradition as the City of Washougal hosts its second non-motorized kids parade. The morning is relaxed and family friendly, welcoming children of every age. Participants are encouraged to bring decorated bikes, scooters, wagons, or simply come ready to walk. Before the procession sets off, families can enjoy games and activities, prizes, and treats. Wearing patriotic colors adds to the festive atmosphere. The event takes place at Hathaway Park and admission is free. This celebration aligns with the City’s focus on community identity and its Strategic Plan to offer meaningful experiences that bring residents and visitors together. For details, contact Rose Jewell, Community Engagement Manager, at rose.jewell@cityofwashougal.us or 360.835.8501 ext. 101.

Hathaway Park

JUL5

The Soul Ascension Studio

Crystalline Frequencies Sound Bath

Hosted by TASHA SOUND ALCHEMIST, this sound bath invites you into a resonant space where Tasha, an intuitive Sound Alchemist, blends crystalline and cosmic tones to encourage inner harmony and stillness. Guided by intuitive awareness, she treats sound as a language of transformation, with an intention to shift stagnant energy into clarity, peace, and a renewed connection to your essential self. Each gathering offers a chance to realign with your natural vibration and rest in the quiet where healing can unfold. This group journey is immersive and intentional, featuring Crystal Tones and Tibetan bowls, drums, and other instruments to create a nurturing field of vibration. The experience is designed to calm the nervous system, ease energetic tension, and expand inner awareness. Many participants describe it as both grounding and expansive, often leaving with a sense of calm, centeredness, and heartfelt openness. To get the most from the experience, bring a yoga mat, a blanket, and something to cover your eyes. Street parking is available, with a mix of free and paid options, so allow extra time to park and settle in. Contributions are by donation, with a suggested amount of 20 to 30 dollars. Capacity is limited to 16 participants, and anyone under 18 should attend with an accompanying adult.

JUL5

Broom Making: Full Size Brooms

Learn to craft a full-size broom in an intermediate class that builds on whisk broom experience while still welcoming first-time broom makers. Create a durable, attractive broom that is fully functional for sweeping or can be displayed as decor. Completion of this session serves as the prerequisite for broom club.

JUL6

Coyote Trails Adventure

Older kids dive into wilderness know-how inspired by the ways of the coyote, practicing orienteering, tracking, shelter construction, identifying wild edibles, cordage making, and more. Participants spend their days learning together in the forest and finish as a close-knit pack prepared for the challenges of the wild. This camp suits adventurous youth eager to develop practical skills, work as a team to build a large shelter, and leave with meaningful memories from time in nature.

JUL7

Grief Support Group

Grief can feel isolating and hard to navigate, yet support is available through a facilitated group led by Michelle Bader Ebersole. This gathering offers a caring place for anyone facing loss, major life changes, or difficult transitions. Participants can find compassionate support, connection with others who understand, encouragement toward healing, and practical tools to cope and move forward. Whether the loss is recent or from years past, sharing in a safe and welcoming setting can foster comfort, hope, and strength. Open to all, at the Battle Ground Senior Center.

Senior Citizens Center

JUL8

Berry Days!

This berry focused celebration features complimentary berry shortcake for the first 300 customers, prepared by Camas Farmer’s Market board members, staff, and volunteers with berries from Theony, Pheasant’s Eye, and Annie’s Berry Farms. Kids can enjoy berry themed crafts and activities, including trivia, temporary tattoos, and a guessing game, and attendees can vote for Camas’ Favorite Berry. Flats of Northwest berries will be available to take home for celebrations, desserts, or jam making.

Camas Farmers Market

JUL8

Grass Valley 5K Run

Participants begin near the picnic shelter, with two course lengths available, a 5K and a 1.25 mile option.

Grass Valley Park

JUL9

Layering Tarot & Oracle

This two-hour class explores how oracle cards can enrich Tarot readings by adding emotional depth, energetic context, and clearer intuition. Participants learn to select oracle decks that align with their Tarot approach, decide when and how to weave oracle pulls into spreads, and interpret the conversation between the two systems. The session includes hands-on work with card combinations, guidance on themes like shadow work, healing, and timing, and time to design custom layouts that blend both tools. Designed for readers who want to expand their toolkit and strengthen their connection to spirit.

JUL10

Knot Magick

Explore the age-old practice of cord magic and learn how intentional knotting can support manifestation, energetic protection, and the strengthening of personal aims. In this hands-on practice, simple knots take on the role of talismans, bringing purpose and a sense of magic to daily life. Designed to welcome beginners while still engaging experienced practitioners, this session offers a warm introduction to an intuitive craft.

JUL11

SWWDSC Summer Social

The SWWDSC Summer Social brings the community together at Lewisville Park in the Juniper area for a relaxed and welcoming gathering. Designed for individuals with Down syndrome and their families, it offers opportunities to connect, build friendships, and enjoy time together. Expect outdoor fun, shared food, engaging activities, and meaningful conversations, all with the aim of nurturing belonging, confidence, and connection. It is a space where every person is welcomed and appreciated. Burgers and hot dogs will be served, and guests are encouraged to bring a potluck-style dish. There is no cost to attend, and registration is requested along with the number of family members who will participate.

Lewisville Park

JUL11

Celebrate summer with a playful camp themed around fairies and gnomes. Campers explore the farm and forest, keeping watch for tiny friends while discovering a sense of magic in nature. Days are filled with hands-on activities such as building whimsical fairy houses, preparing garden-gnome salads, mixing potions and wild teas, and creating sparkling art to hang from the trees. Experiences also venture into the world of mythical creatures, encouraging curiosity, creativity, and outdoor exploration.

JUL13

WHS Annual Volleyball Summer Camp 2026

A volleyball camp is available with separate sessions for students in grades 3 through 5 and grades 6 through 8. Participation is based on each student’s current grade, and those entering ninth grade are encouraged to take part.

Jemtegaard Middle School

JUL13

🎶🎨🎭Opus Summer Camp | Opus on Broadway Camp 1

Young performers spend summer immersed in musical theater, building skills in dance, voice, and creative design. Activities include choreography inspired by current Broadway favorites such as Wicked, vocal training with songs from well-loved shows, and hands-on projects that bring the stage to life, from crafting playbills and costume accents to making simple props. The program nurtures confidence and keeps the focus on theatrical fun. Tuition is $365.

Opus School Of Music

JUL14

Career

REVIN Networking Event

Real estate professionals gather at Shanahans Pub & Grill for networking centered on current deals and recent developments in the industry. Conversations focus on exchanging insights, discussing opportunities, and building professional connections.

Shanahans Pub & Grill

JUL15

Grass Valley 5K Run

The start line is by the picnic shelter. Participants can choose between a 5K and a 1.25 mile course. Pick the distance that matches your pace.

Grass Valley Park

JUL16

Paint Night: Bee Witchy

A creative painting session centered on Bee Witchy, a whimsical moonlit scene with a bee among blooming flowers. Crystal returns to lead the class with easy to follow guidance, and participants can customize the details to craft a version that feels uniquely their own.

JUL16

10th Annual Senior Heroes Awards - July 16, 2026

This milestone celebration marks the tenth year of recognizing individuals who go above and beyond to care for and support seniors. The program shines a light on extraordinary dedication through awards that honor these everyday heroes. For sponsorship inquiries, contact Debi at debi.friesz@homeinstead.com. Space is limited for those who are not sponsors.

Luepke Senior Center

JUL17

City of Battle Ground, Washington - Official Government Site

Brain Health & Dementia Awareness in Our Communties

6th annual True Impressions car show

This annual car show marks its sixth year alongside the Harvest Day festivities and welcomes family and friends to enjoy a wide range of rides. Participants can showcase lowriders, hot rods, and bikes, and all types of cars are invited. There is no early registration; payment is accepted on the day only.

JUL20

Summer Lecture Series - Pet Nutrition with Hill's Science Diet

This Summer Lecture Series session explores how smart nutrition supports a longer, healthier life for pets. Dr. Sydney Lee, HSSW Lead Veterinarian, and Emily Keena from Hill's Science Diet will share the benefits of a consistent, evidence-based diet, address the risks of fad-driven pet foods, and explain why keeping pets at an ideal weight matters. Refreshments will be available before the presentation, followed by a short Q&A. Space is limited. Admission is a $5 donation.

JUL20

Fox Walking Camp

Spend a week immersed in woodland skills and playful exploration. Participants practice quiet, fox-inspired walking, discover simple ways to feel at home in the forest, and learn how animals find food, stay safe, and thrive. Days are filled with building forts, moving quietly between woods and clearings, splashing in the creek, enjoying snacks from the garden, and racing along forest paths in search of fox friends. It blends nature awareness, hands-on building, and plenty of time for free play in a forest setting.

JUL22

Hockinson Meadows Community Park

Silver Trails - Hockinson Meadows

Silver Trails is a monthly walking and hiking program designed for adults 65 and older who want to stay active and spend time outdoors. Each outing features an easy 1 to 2 mile walk through Vancouver’s city and county parks, giving participants a chance to enjoy nature and discover new spots close to home. The pace is relaxed and the focus is social connection, making it a comfortable way to keep moving while meeting others. The Parks Foundation leads and sponsors the program, and Community in Motion provides convenient transportation. Pick-up and drop-off take place at the Luepke Senior Center lobby.

JUL24

Lunchtime Walking Tour: KAUFFMAN AVE: URBAN & RURAL

Historian Tracy Reilly-Kelly, a Clark County Historical Museum volunteer, leads a walking tour that uncovers lesser known stories from around Clark County. Highlights include Kauffman AV, the location of Vancouver’s First Fruit Valley, and the home of Andrew Quarnberg, an influential agrarian whose work helped the nut and fruit industry thrive in the early 1900s. The route also passes the early Hidden brick yards to share the story of local brickmaking, along with other historic homes in a neighborhood that has changed significantly over time. Admission is free and open to all, with registration required.

JUL25

Dirt Road Band at Chelatchie Prairie Store

An open air country concert at Chelatchie Prairie features The Dirt Road Band with Nashville recording artist Steven Wesley, blending time honored classics with today's hits. Wesley has shared stages with George Strait and Mel McDaniel and spent years performing on Broadway in Nashville, bringing seasoned vocals and authentic country style.

Chelatchie Prairie

JUL25

2026 Fly Racing Washougal National - Pro Motocross - Round 8

Explore creative ways to make art with materials from the natural world. This hands-on camp uses the farm and forest as both inspiration and workspace, encouraging participants to observe, gather, and transform what they find into unique creations. Projects include mixing handmade paints, collecting clay from a creek bed, felting with wool from llamas, pressing flowers, and weaving simple baskets, with additional activities along the way. No previous art experience is required, only curiosity and enthusiasm for learning new skills and bringing plenty of color and joy to each project.

AUG3

Opus School Of Music - Camas

🎶🎨💃🏽Opus Summer Camp | K-Pop Star Academy Camp 2

At K-POP STAR ACADEMY, campers learn K-pop choreography and strengthen their vocals to hits like “Golden” and “Soda Pop.” Over the week, they balance dance and singing sessions with creative projects, designing concert posters, making fashion accessories, and assembling playful stage props such as fake ramen. By the end, the idol experience comes to life, blending music, movement, and style while building confidence. Tuition is $365.

AUG5

Monthly Club Meeting

The Northwest Corvette Association hosts its monthly meeting. No special invitation is required, and the gathering welcomes members, their families, and anyone interested in learning about the club. Many attendees like to arrive early to share a meal and socialize before things get underway.

Prairie Tavern

AUG8

Parks Passport – Molly Coston Community Garden Ribbon Cutting, Garden Swap, and Stewardship

Mark the naming of the Molly Coston Community Garden with a ribbon cutting, a friendly plant swap, and time set aside for connection and care. Guests are welcome to bring plants, seeds, starts, or extra tools and supplies to trade, or simply take a look around the garden, meet neighbors, and lend a hand in tending this shared space. Girl Scout Troop 45703 is participating as a partner. Information about the Parks Passport program will be available.

AUG8

3rd Annual Cruise The Shoug

Now in its third year, Cruise the Shoug takes place at 54/40 Brewing. Attendees can cast votes for their favorites, and the event raises funds for the Camas Washougal Community Chest.

AUG12

Washougal Community Library

Community Resource Fair

Discover the support available in your community at a resource fair featuring partners who can assist people of all ages. Learn about education options, employment assistance, health services, and more. Light refreshments will be offered while supplies last. Co-sponsored by WorkSource.

AUG15

14th Annual Camas HS Band Mattress Sale Fundraiser

At Camas High School, the 14th Annual Camas HS Band Mattress Sale Fundraiser offers a single day of discounted mattress shopping that supports students. There will be displays of new mattresses from brands such as Purple, Helix, and Simmons Beautyrest, with a wide range of sizes, styles, and comfort levels priced below retail. Sleep accessories are available as well, including adjustable bases, pillows, and sheets. Flexible monthly payment plans and delivery are offered. Every purchase benefits the kids, and the organizers encourage spreading the word by inviting friends and family, sharing posts, and texting the details so anyone who needs a better night’s sleep can find a deal while supporting the program.

Camas High School

AUG17

Toedtli Ranch, 6010 NE 241st Court, Vancouver, Washington

A swap meet dedicated to gas and antique advertising will be held at Toedtli Ranch in Vancouver, Washington. The event centers on buying, selling, and trading collectible pieces. Vendors pay a $25 flat fee and may use as much space as they need. If two sellers share a spot, each person must pay admission. Early bird shoppers can choose the same $25 vendor-rate entry and are encouraged to bring a few items to sell. General admission is $5 per person, and children under 14 are admitted free. For questions, contact TylerToedtli@gmail.com or 360-619-2055.

AUG22

Cedars North W58 Fly In and Car Show

Cedars North W58 Airpark hosts its second annual fly in paired with a car and motorcycle showcase. Classic and exotic vehicles are welcome to display alongside a variety of aircraft, including airplanes and helicopters. Expect food carts, flight school vendors, event T-shirts, activities for kids, giveaways, and more. Vehicle exhibitors are asked to arrive early so parking is set before the public enters. Pilots should use left traffic and make position reports on 122.9. Landings often favor runway 26 to the west, where a dogleg final between trees requires caution. For airport information or coordination, text 360-852-0968.

AUG23

Food & Drink

Niner Empire Summer BBQ/ Tailgate

Marking ten years of Niner Empire Portland and Niner Empire Vancouver, this anniversary barbecue at Heathen Vineyards brings the community together for music performed live, burgers and hot dogs, a selection of drinks, a cornhole competition, and a potluck competition in a setting suitable for all ages. It pays tribute to years of friendship, road trips, tailgates, and game days shared by the Faithful, with plenty of red and gold spirit throughout.

Heathen Estate

AUG27

Brushes & Brews

Ana the Artist hosts a sip and paint at Irrelevant Beer inside the taproom. Enjoy a guided painting session with all materials included. Tickets are $45 and come with two beers, with additional drinks available for purchase. Attendees may arrive with friends or solo, and the setting is relaxed and community minded, encouraging creativity, conversation, and laid back fun.

Irrelevant Beer

AUG31

Clark County's 10th Annual Overdose Awareness Day

A community observance at the Marshall Park Picnic Shelter honors lives lost to overdose and provides a supportive place for loved ones to reflect and share tributes. It is open to all community members.

OCT8