All Community Events
AddCommunity-wide events open to families, students, and educators
Running Wild: Return to the River
Experience the journey of Pacific salmon in the stunning documentary 'Running Wild: Return to the River.'
2026 Walking Tours: Walk into History with Oregon Black Pioneers
Want to see where Oregon’s Black history happened? Get ready to walk with us! Oregon Black Pioneers is bringing back our public walking tours for 2026.
OMSI After Dark: The Human Body
An evening event at OMSI exploring the human body with lectures, vendors, and themed activities for adults 21 and over.
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2026 Walking Tours: Walk into History with Oregon Black Pioneers
Want to see where Oregon’s Black history happened? Get ready to walk with us! Oregon Black Pioneers is bringing back our public walking tours for 2026.
Y-talk: Discover What's Changing with Medicare in 2026
Y-talk: A session to learn about Medicare changes coming in 2026.
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Rooted & Rising Gala 2026
CAIRO’s 2026 AfRegon Gala, Rooted & Rising: A Decade of Impact, is a historic celebration marking our 10-year anniversary of dedicated service to the African immigrant and refugee population across Oregon.
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631 NE Grand Ave, Portland, OR 97232, USA
2026 Break the Silence Domestic Violence Walk Registration Form
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM), and we invite you to stand with us as we continue building a community where every survivor is seen, heard, valued, and supported.
3935 N Lombard St, Portland, OR 97217, USA
Rec Mobile
THPRDs Rec Mobiles bring fun activities to children at local schools and parks.
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THPRD Special Events
THPRD hosts a variety of special events and activities at the PCC Rock Creek recreational facility.
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Westside Trail Bridge Project
Join the community to learn about the Westside Trail Bridge project progress and plans.
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iUrban Teen's Genetic Engineering 101 Laboratory Workshop
🧬 Ever wondered how scientists program living cells?
Step into the world of genetic engineering by performing a real bacterial transformation—the same technique researchers use to give bacteria new abilities. You'll learn how cells can take in new DNA and discover how this powerful process helps produce life-saving medicines like insulin and drives breakthroughs in biotechnology.
Get hands-on in the lab, explore the science behind genetic engineering, and see how tiny changes in DNA can have a huge impact.
No experience? No problem! This workshop is perfect for beginners. Everyone ages 12 and up is welcome, and we'll guide you through every step.
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1100 NE 47th St Unit 103, Seattle, WA 98105, USA
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