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August 2018
Taking Action: Empowering Women in Creating a Culture of Consent workshop
A workshop presented by YWCA's Women's Leadership Center, part of its fall workshop series. Develop skills to take action and recognize contributions to creating a culture of consent. In this four-session series, participants will define, explore and develop an action plan for the following themes: consent, safety, boundaries and technology. Participants will take away an in-depth understanding of the role each theme plays in life, relationships and society and learn skills to lead conversations around creating a culture of consent. Facilitated…
Find out more »Taking Action: Empowering Women in Creating a Culture of Consent workshop
A workshop presented by YWCA's Women's Leadership Center, part of its fall workshop series. Develop skills to take action and recognize contributions to creating a culture of consent. In this four-session series, participants will define, explore and develop an action plan for the following themes: consent, safety, boundaries and technology. Participants will take away an in-depth understanding of the role each theme plays in life, relationships and society and learn skills to lead conversations around creating a culture of consent. Facilitated…
Find out more »Stitch & Chat: Yarn Crafts for Mindfulness
Join a community of knitters and crocheters at NAMI and make new friends while learning a new coping skill that will bring mindfulness and peace to your day. The group facilitator can teach you how to crochet a scarf or granny square afghan. Bring some yarn and a crochet hook. Feel free to bring any other yarn projects you're working on.
Find out more »Columbia River Triathlon & Endurance Sports Festival
The Triathlon & Endurance Sports Festival at a venue along the Columbia River offers something for everyone, including a Sunset 5K & 10K Run/Walk, Sprint & Olympic Distance Triathlon, Duathlon, AquaBike, Girlfriends All Womens Sprint Triathlon/Duathlon/AquaBike & 5k, Kids' Triathlon and more. There will also be a fitness and sports expo on site, with a post-even meal and party hosted by Main Event Sports Grill and Jose's Tequila Factory. To see a full itinerary, visit http://whyracingevents.com/event/993/
Find out more »Fort Vancouver High School Class of 1968
A two-day 50th year celebration. Fri., Aug. 17, from 3 to 6 p.m. join classmates at Vancouver Pizza, 2219 Main St., followed by a stop at Dairy Queen and a downtown pub crawl. On Sat., Aug. 18, the class will meet from 6 to 10:30 p.m. at Royal Oaks Country Club, 8917 N.E. Fourth Plain Blvd, Vancouver. Cost: $50 in advance, $60 at the door per person. Summer casual attire. Joined by friends from Hudson's Bay class of 1968. Mail…
Find out more »Science Fiction Film Festival at OMSI
Science fiction cinema will be celebrated at OMSI's Sci-Fi Film Festival, Aug. 8-26. The festival showcases more than 20 of science fiction’s most memorable films on the Empirical Theater’s giant four-story screen. From 1950s classics such as "Forbidden Planet" to recent favorites like "Ready Player One," the festival has films sure to entice a wide cross section of sci-fi fans. For a full list of films during the festival—plus special presentations and events like Reel Science and Reel Eats—visit omsi.edu.…
Find out more »Hudson’s Bay Class of 1968 50th Reunion weekend
Join classmates from 6-10 p.m. Aug. 17 at Allen's Crosley Lanes (formerly The 11th Frame Restaurant & Lounge) where a no-host bar and food will be available for purchase. From 6-10 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 18, the class will meet at Royal Oaks Country Club, 8917 N.E. Fourth Plain Boulevard. Summer casual for women and dress denims with collared shirts for men. The reunion will be joined by friends from Fort Vancouver Class of 1968. Cost is $50 per attendee for the…
Find out more »The Sacred Art of Living: Sourcing Presence A Weekend Women’s Forest, River, Yoga Retreat
A yoga retreat for women to rest, meditate, practice yoga, dance and sing. Bring a dish for the Friday evening potluck. Saturday will include a breakfast, lunch and dinner. There will be fruit and beverages early Sunday morning and then brunch before departure. The maximum number of participants is 10. Registration required.
Find out more »PDX Drive-In Movie Spectacular
The Expo Center’s Drive-In Movie Spectacular is back with another round this August! If you grew up going to drive-in movies, you know what a treat it is to travel with your family, friends or date to see a movie in your car. The PDX Drive-In Movie Spectacular will have all the food, music and fun with a modern twist. The summer movie series is slated for Aug. 15, 16, 17, 18, and 19. This year's movies are "Rocky," "The…
Find out more »“Flicks on the Bricks” Movies in Pioneer Square
"Flicks on the Bricks" is Portland's summer outdoor film series in Pioneer Courthouse Square every Friday at dusk, July 20 through Aug. 17. Pre-movie music starts at 7 p.m., and free popcorn will be given to the first 500 attendees. Admission to each movie is free and attendees are encouraged to bring low-back chairs, pillows, cushions, or bean bags. Here is the line-up: July 20: Wonder Woman (PG-13) Pre-movie music: Katelyn Convery July 27: Coco (PG) Pre-movie music: Karyn Ann Aug. 3: Black Panther (PG-13)…
Find out more »Camas Movies in the Park
Enjoy the last bit of summer while sitting on the grass and watching family-friendly and kid-oriented movies every Friday from Aug. 3 to Aug. 31. Grab a picnic basket and a blanket and enjoy the show. No alcohol or pets are allowed in the park. Separate sections will be available for chairs and blankets. Movie treats will be available for sale. All dates will offer pre-movie entertainment one hour prior to the start of the movie. Movies are free and…
Find out more »Movies on the Lawn at Rusty Grape
Bring your blankets and chairs and enjoy a glass of wine or cider from Rusty Grape as you watch free movies under the stars. It's free to watch the movies but food and drinks will be available to purchase from Rusty Grape. Movies play every Friday through Sept. 14. To see the list of movies, visit the website.
Find out more »Clear the Shelters event
Yacolt author Stephanie Campisi has partnered with Oregon Humane Society for NBC's Clear the Shelters event. On this day, 40 percent of proceeds of sales of her new picture book "Luis and Tabitha" through her publisher's website, Familius.com, will go directly to OHS.
Find out more »William Byrd Festival
The 21st annual William Bird Festival, Aug. 10-26, celebrates the life and music of William Byrd, one of the most celebrated English composers in the Renaissance. Concerts, recitals and lectures will be held at different times and various locations around Portland, including the Holy Rosary Church, 375 N.E. Clackamas St., The Old Church, 1422 S.W. 11th Ave., St. Philip Neri Church, 2408 S.E. 16th Ave., and Trinity Episcopal Church, 147 N.W. 19th Ave. Ticket sales for the Aug. 10 and 26…
Find out more »Club Pilates Hazel Dell grand opening
Free classes, raffles with prizes and more at Club Pilates, a studio specializing reformer fusion classes for anyone, at any age or fitness level.
Find out more »Botanical Art with Jane Nash
Begin with detailed sketches of your favorite flower or plant in colored pencil or watercolor. The sketches will inspire a botanical illustration that is ready to frame. This class is suitable for all art skill levels. Supplies provided.
Find out more »Dogpaw Vendor Fair and Member Drive at Ike Memorial Off-leash Park
The last vendor fair/member drive of the summer will be at Ike Memorial Off-leash Dog Park in Hazel Dell. Support local off-leash parks and peruse business sponsor booths, enjoy a day in the park with your dog and meet local people. Those interested in being a vendor should email aks@dogpawoffleashparks.org.
Find out more »Forestry Field Day in Woodland
The field day is designed to prepare landowners to plan and execute management activities that meet their personal objectives, reduce risks and protect their financial investment. Get answers to questions such as: “Is my forest healthy? How do I know? How do I attract some wildlife and repel others? Can I log without trashing my land? When selling timber, what’s my fair share? Is a handshake good enough?” This “out-in-the-woods” educational event will provide useful, timely, and unbiased information to meet…
Find out more »Slo Poks Show and Shine Car Show
The Slo Poks Car Club presents its annual car show, complete with trophies for participants. The event is open to all hot rods, custom cars, bikes, rat rods and collector cars. The Slo Poks are one of the oldest car clubs in the area. A portion of the proceed will benefit the Hough Foundation, with visitors encouraged to bring a donation of school supplies to be entered into raffle drawings.
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