EVENTS

Address: off Hwy 224, Estacada, OR 97023

The Northwest boating community comes together at the annual Upper Clackamas Whitewater Festival, the largest whitewater festival in Oregon. Take to the river with other rafters and kayakers or try your hand at a new water sport. Events include inflatable kayak, hard shell kayak, as well as stand up paddle board and open canoe events. Join in the on-shore festivities with vendor booths, music, and beer garden. Participants can register online or at the event or enjoy watching the races for free from the riverbank and celebrate river stewardship and education.

Time: 9am - 12pm

Address: 821 Willamette Falls Dr, West Linn, OR 97068

Come one, come all! Please join at Fields Bridge Park in West Linn to help with habitat restoration. This is a beautiful city park along the Tualatin River with many uses (walking paths, baseball fields, community garden, playground, fishing areas). Throughout spring, summer, and fall, groups will be doing removal of typical invasive plants like blackberries, ivy, and holly. This event is a collaboration between the City of West Linn (and its volunteers) and the Tualatin Riverkeepers. In late fall volunteers will do a planting.

Address: 2995 SW Advance Rd, Wilsonville, OR 97070

Ever dream of strolling through the woods with a llama by your side? Now’s your chance! Join Frog Pond Farm every weekend for a one-of-a-kind guided adventure through the farm and wooded trail. It’s a unique experience that’s perfect for families, couples, and solo adventurers. Take time to unwind in nature, engage with these incredible animals, and discover the joy of llamas. Best of all, your Llama Walk includes full access to enjoy everything else Frog Pond Farm has to offer for the rest of the day—at no extra cost. Come for the fresh air, stay for the llama magic, and leave with unforgettable memories! Start times vary and tickets should be purchased in advance.

Time: 5:30 - 7:30pm

Address: 1401 Washington Street, Oregon City, OR 97045
Phone: 5035156833

Join Clackamas River Basin Council for an evening of learning and discussion on the devastating invasive insect the Emerald Ash Borer at Oregon City Brewing in Oregon City! Bring the family and any Emerald Ash Borer or other invasive insect questions!

Time: 11am - 4pm

Address: 11900 S Criteser Rd, Oregon City, OR 97045

The ONE weekend a year Rare Plant Research opens their wholesale nursery to the public. Invite that plant-lover, tour the greenhouses, gardens and enjoy some wine. The event is free to attend and no reservations needed either day. The rare plant nursery and gardens will be open for strolling and the winery, Villa Catalana Cellars, will be open as well.

Time: 10am - 2pm

Address: 29700 SW Mountain Rd, West Linn, OR 97068
Phone: 5037419930

Join Triskelee Farm on a cute and cuddly adventure to meet adorable baby animals up close and personal! Join for a fun-filled day meeting and interacting with adorable baby animals! Get up close and personal with cute little baby goats and a baby alpaca. This is a great opportunity for animal lovers of all ages to learn about these sweet creatures and maybe even make some new furry friends. Don't miss out on this exciting event! Triskelee Farm provides a fun, guided educational farm tour. Learn about what and why they farm! Tours will go in with many of the animals to pet and or feed them. The farm has lambs, a baby alpaca, goats, ostrich, sheep, alpacas, and more! Local beer and wine on tap and Adults can take a beverage from the bar along and upgrade to a tipsy tour! After the tour, visitors are welcome you to hang out on the lawn and purchase food from the food truck which is sourced from the farm - making it the ultimate farm-to-table experience

Address: off Hwy 224, Estacada, OR 97023

The Northwest boating community comes together at the annual Upper Clackamas Whitewater Festival, the largest whitewater festival in Oregon. Take to the river with other rafters and kayakers or try your hand at a new water sport. Events include inflatable kayak, hard shell kayak, as well as stand up paddle board and open canoe events. Join in the on-shore festivities with vendor booths, music, and beer garden. Participants can register online or at the event or enjoy watching the races for free from the riverbank and celebrate river stewardship and education.

Time: Tuesday-Friday 11am-4pm, Saturday 11am-5pm

Address: 117 6th street, Oregon City, OR 97045

The Imperfecta Gallery presents ANCESTORS, an exhibition featuring Reese Bowes. On view on May 3-31, the show features artworks created to draw one's attention "away from the digital edifice and interface, by subverting it and destructing it and choosing materials that mimic and mock it." As the artist explains: "To think beyond the strictures and structures erected around our physical and mental bodies is an ever present struggle. The commodification of expression in all its forms, a weight bearing down on all of us. Belief in other worlds and benign futures becoming mere figments of our collective imagination." With ANCESTORS, the artist explores how decoupled true images have become from reality yet reminds us that we have the ability of creating work that maintains humanity, employing technology in its construction. Each piece is a collection of images superimposed and overexposed, then chromatically divided equally across three plates that serve to create a static hologram.

Time: Tuesday-Friday 11am-4pm, Saturday 11am-5pm

Address: 117 6th street, Oregon City, OR 97045

The Imperfecta Gallery presents ANCESTORS, an exhibition featuring Reese Bowes. On view on May 3-31, the show features artworks created to draw one's attention "away from the digital edifice and interface, by subverting it and destructing it and choosing materials that mimic and mock it." As the artist explains: "To think beyond the strictures and structures erected around our physical and mental bodies is an ever present struggle. The commodification of expression in all its forms, a weight bearing down on all of us. Belief in other worlds and benign futures becoming mere figments of our collective imagination." With ANCESTORS, the artist explores how decoupled true images have become from reality yet reminds us that we have the ability of creating work that maintains humanity, employing technology in its construction. Each piece is a collection of images superimposed and overexposed, then chromatically divided equally across three plates that serve to create a static hologram.

Time: Tuesday-Friday 11am-4pm, Saturday 11am-5pm

Address: 117 6th street, Oregon City, OR 97045

The Imperfecta Gallery presents ANCESTORS, an exhibition featuring Reese Bowes. On view on May 3-31, the show features artworks created to draw one's attention "away from the digital edifice and interface, by subverting it and destructing it and choosing materials that mimic and mock it." As the artist explains: "To think beyond the strictures and structures erected around our physical and mental bodies is an ever present struggle. The commodification of expression in all its forms, a weight bearing down on all of us. Belief in other worlds and benign futures becoming mere figments of our collective imagination." With ANCESTORS, the artist explores how decoupled true images have become from reality yet reminds us that we have the ability of creating work that maintains humanity, employing technology in its construction. Each piece is a collection of images superimposed and overexposed, then chromatically divided equally across three plates that serve to create a static hologram.