Produced By: Arts Council of Lake Oswego
ARTspace
Time: 3pm - 5pm
Address:
380 A Avenue, Suite A, Lake Oswego, OR 97034
Please join ARTspace, Arts Council of Lake Oswego for the Moon Rabbit exhibition which features two Washington-born artists, Jean Isamu Nagai and Ash Wyatt.
Nagai and Wyatt's work features highly textured, abstracted landscapes where temporal forms come into and out of view, like the shape-shifting of clouds in the sky or seeing a rabbit on the moon. Both artists engage in meditative or trance-like processes of repetitive mark-making.
Produced By: PDX Playwrights
Chapel Theatre
Address:
4107 SE Harrison St, Milwaukie, OR 97222
Chapel Theatre is hosting PDX Playwrights and their “festival within the festival." They invite you to explore a vibrant garden of new work taking root: from the challenges of immigration to a vaudeville jukebox musical. With 20 plays of varying lengths among 13 shows and a wide assortment of topics and forms, PDX Playwrights offers something for nearly everyone.
Produced By: Clackamas River Basin Council
Zoom Webinar
Time: 12 - 12:30pm
Hear some pro tips on how to attract beneficial insects to your PNW yard from a local entomologist.
Wooden Shoe Gardens
Address:
33814 S Meridian Rd, Woodburn, OR 97071
The Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival is a truly stunning setting, with 40 acres of blooms in a rainbow of colors. Walk through the tulip fields, set against the gorgeous backdrop of Mt. Hood. Buy bulbs or cut flowers to take home, taste wine, and find weekend hot air balloons, vendors and activities for the whole family. Check their website and Facebook page for updates on the flower bloom conditions as well as special events throughout the festival.
Produced By: Lake Oswego High School Asian American Student Uni
Lake Oswego High School
Time: 1 - 8pm
Address:
2501 Country Club Rd, Lake Oswego , OR
Join for the Third annual Asian Cultural Festival in Lake Oswego! The doors of Lake Oswego High School will be open to the public, sharing culture through performances, food samples, activities booths, local vendors, cultural exhibits, and much more!
Baker Cabin and Pioneer Church
Time: 11am - 2pm
Address:
18005 S Gronlund Rd, Oregon City, OR 97045
Open House days continue at Baker cabin in 2024 to share site history with visitors and demonstrate pioneer skills to those who stop in and see the buildings. The original log cabin and the historic Pioneer Church, located in Carver, Ore. will be open with docents on hand to answer questions.
Our Table Cooperative
Time: 11am - 3pm
Address:
13390 SW Morgan Rd, Sherwood, 97140
Come out and be on the land with Our Table Coop. They'll be sharing the best that the farm has to offer: live music, a community sustainability fair, and their renowned wood-fired pizza. There will be plenty of family-friendly activities, opportunities to volunteer on the farm, and ways to celebrate our gorgeous land.
Triskelee Farm
Time: 10-4 pm
Address:
29700 SW Mountain Rd, West Linn, OR 97068
Phone: 503-741-9930
Come celebrate Mother Earth with local makers sharing their homemade, sustainable goods! There will be baby goat tours, kids crafts, bounce house, farm to table food, and local drinks. Snuggle a baby goat on a tour, eat local food farm to fork food. Fun for the whole family. Free admission to walk around, tours require tickets.
Willamette Park
Time: 9am - 12pm
Address:
1100 12th St, West Linn, 97068
West Linn's Earth Day Work Day will take place on April 20th, 2024 at Willamette Park. Give back to the earth by helping with invasive species removal, and beautification projects, planting, trail maintenance and more!
Lunch will also be provided between 12-1 pm for all volunteers.
Maddax Woods
Time: 1 - 3pm
Address:
5785 River St, West Linn, 97068
Join volunteer-led heron viewing and activities from the observation deck at Maddax Woods. Learn all about Great Blue Herons. Try on life size heron wings, learn what a heron footprint looks like, compare your height to that of a heron at two weeks old to full grown adult. Bring binoculars, scopes will be provided.
