Hello, Washington County! 🎉
Don’t forget that we jump ahead an hour this Sunday! Even though this winter has felt like the least winter of winters, it’s still pretty nice to know we’ll be getting an extra of sunlight. If you’re heading out to events on Sunday, make sure your clock is set to the right time before heading out.
Always check the event source before heading out, as details can change last minute. I collect events and create this list by hand, so events aren’t automatically updated if there’s a change.
✅ means it’s a free event. If you’re enjoying a free event at a spot with food or drinks, show some love by supporting the venue!
Friday, March 6
- Bacon & Beer: Go Luck Yourself ✅
6am-10am, Golden Valley Brewing, Beaverton
Start your morning with a side of shenanigans! Tanner, Laura, and Casey from 105.9 The Brew will be broadcasting live from Golden Valley Brewery in Beaverton. This St. Patrick’s Day-themed event kicks off Explore Tualatin Valley’s Tap Season, giving you the first chance of the year to grab the limited-edition Ale-Paca IPA. You won’t want to miss the crew’s first-ever recorder recital, plenty of prizes, and the chance to win a trip to a secret destination. - The 47th Annual Celebration of Creativity Fine Art Exhibit & Sale ✅
10am-5pm and 7pm-9pm Fri, 10am-5pm Sat, 10am-3pm Sun, Southminster Presbyterian Church, Beaverton
The Fine Art Exhibit & Sale is returning for its annual showcase! This event features an impressive collection of work from over 90 established and emerging Northwest artists, with a diverse selection including ceramics, glass, jewelry, mixed media, and photography. It’s a wonderful opportunity to find unique pieces ranging from garden art to wearable art, ensuring there is something for every taste and budget. - Keiki Storytime ✅
10:30am-11:30am, KALO Hawaiian Civic Club, Beaverton
Story Telling at the ARCC is led by Jolie Jessie, who brings over 10 years of experience working with preschoolers and middle schoolers. The session includes reading 3-5 age-appropriate books followed by related activities, with all supplies provided by KALOHCCʻs ARCC. Parents and guardians are welcome to join the fun or drop off their keiki, though children must be potty-trained if left unattended. It’s a great chance for kids to engage with stories and creativity in a supportive environment! - Teen Time: Knot a Problem Challenge ✅
4pm-5:30pm, Shute Park Library, Hillsboro
Master the art of the perfect hitch or loop at the Knot Tying Workshop! As part of the Hillsboro Reads program, this hands-on session focuses on teaching you classic knots with practical applications for both everyday tasks and emergency situations. You’ll walk away with several techniques and the knowledge of when to use each one. - Winter Jam ✅
6pm-8pm, Northwest Christian Church, Tigard
Kids in grades K-5 are invited to an activity-filled evening packed with inflatables, crafts, and games! This event is designed to give children a fun night out while offering parents some flexibility. You can either stay and hang out with your kids or take advantage of the drop-off option for a couple of hours of “me time.” Everything is provided for a stress-free evening of play and creativity. - First Friday Art Walk ✅
6pm-9pm, The Reser, Beaverton
The Reser is celebrating the continuation of its Art of Ecology exhibition series with an evening dedicated to the intersection of research and visual communication. You can meet the featured artists, view their work, and participate in hands-on activities and demonstrations throughout the event. Oregon State University artists will lead a discussion on the glass art technique of Pậte de Verre, and you can also dive into the world of Zentangle to learn how abstract doodling can be used as an artistic form of information sharing. - Joe and the Wheel Monkeys – Live Music ✅
6pm-9pm, Hillsboro Downtown Station Food Carts, Hillsboro
Have a great night out at the food carts while enjoying music from Joe and the Wheel Monkeys. - 9 to 5 the Musical
7pm and various times through Mar 14, Deb Fennell Auditorium, Tigard
Based on the iconic film, this upbeat musical tells the story of three women taking the business world by storm in a way that is both fun and relevant. It’s a high-energy show that celebrates empowerment and friendship with plenty of catchy tunes. - Sofi Nava & Friends: A Latin Music Experience!
7:30pm, The Walters, Hillsboro
Get ready for an electrifying night as award-winning Venezuelan singer-songwriter and acclaimed guitarist Sofi Nava takes the stage! Joined by her dynamic band, she will perform a high-energy mix of soulful original compositions and unique arrangements of hits by Latin music legends like Shakira, Santana, and Juanes. As a recipient of a City of Hillsboro Performance Series Grant, this show directly supports the artist, with a portion of the proceeds benefiting Influence Music Hall.
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Saturday, March 7
- PDX Estate Marketplace Sale ✅
8am-4pm Saturday and Sunday, 11125 SW Greenburg Rd, Tigard
PDX Estate Marketplace is a massive 20,000 sq. ft. retail warehouse in Tigard that hosts a unique mega-sale one weekend every month. Each event features an entirely new selection of one-of-a-kind items gathered from whole-home estates across the region, allowing you to shop dozens of estate sales simultaneously under one roof. If you’re looking for a bargain, don’t miss the Sunday Deal where everything under $100 is 50% off! - Beaverton Hazardous Waste Collection Event ✅
9am-2pm, 14605 SW Weir Road, Beaverton
Metro is hosting a neighborhood collection event to help you safely dispose of hazardous household products like old paint, pesticides, and cleaners. These items should never be tossed in the trash or poured down drains, as they can harm people, pets, and the environment. There is no charge for households to drop off these materials. Just a heads-up that wait times can sometimes exceed an hour, and events might be canceled for extreme weather, so it’s a good idea to check for updates before you head out. - Shamrock Shuffle
10am-11am, Griffin Oaks Park, Hillsboro
Whether this is your first 5K or your 50th, it’s time to lace up for the Shamrock Shuffle! Hillsboro Parks & Recreation invites you to run, roll, or walk your way to the finish line rain or shine! The course features an accessible route, making it a great fit for everyone in the community. Registration is required to participate! - Tigard Flea ✅
10am-4pm, Flux Event Center, Tigard
Dig deep for treasures and gems at the Tigard Flea! Since it only happens on the first Saturday of the month, it’s the perfect chance to snag some unique garage-sale gold. - Crafternoon Tea ✅
12pm-2pm, Garden Home Community Library, Portland
If you’re looking for a cozy space to work on your latest project, head over to Crafternoon Tea! Whether you’re into knitting, crocheting, weaving, or sewing, all skill levels are welcome to join this supportive group of enthusiasts. It’s the perfect way to make progress on your “works in progress” while enjoying some great conversation. - Repair Fair ✅
12pm-3pm, Banks Library, Banks
Get your broken household items ready for the Washington County Repair Fair! Skilled volunteers will be on hand to help you troubleshoot and fix everything from bicycles and electronics to jewelry and textiles. These free community events are a great way to save money, reduce waste, and learn new repair skills. Remember to bring only clean, small items that you can carry in yourself, and plan to stay and participate in the repair process so you can learn to tackle future fixes on your own. - Tap Season Ale-Paca Pop-Up ✅
1pm-2:30pm, Pelagic Brewing Public House, Forest Grove
Get ready to hang out with some four-legged celebrities at the Tap Season Ale-Paca Pop-Up! The famous Ale-Pacas (including Dale and his friends) will be making a special appearance at Pelagic Brewing Public House. This event is a highlight of the ongoing Tap Season celebration, featuring limited pours of the 2026 collaborative Ale-Paca IPA. While you’re there snuggling alpacas, you can use your Digital Ale Trail Passport to unlock exclusive deals like pint discounts and tastings. - Wine & Craft Class – Succulents
1pm-3pm, Oak Knoll Winery, Hillsboro
Ages 21+ can come to the winery to make a succulent craft and enjoy some great wine. Grab you ticket before they’re gone! - Super Saturday: Tweet Treats ✅
2pm-3pm, Tualatin Library, Tualatin
Get your young artists ready! Kids in grades K–5 are invited to the Community Room to paint little bird feeders for their feathered friends. While you can drop in, registration is recommended to make sure there are enough supplies for everyone. - Confluences: Interdisciplinary Explorations ✅
3:30pm, The Reser, Beaverton
You can catch a fascinating artist talk featuring OSU Professor Emerita Jerri Bartholomew and several OSU Fellows. The discussion centers on how integrating arts and sciences can re-envision environmental solutions, drawing on Jerri’s decades of research on Klamath River salmon. Fellows Aliya Jamil, Svea Bruslind, and Vaishnavi Padaki will join her to share how this creative interface has shaped their scientific vision and how they communicate their findings. It’s a free community event, though you’ll need to reserve a ticket to join the conversation about these interdisciplinary approaches. - Game Night at Gongaii Games ✅
4pm-8pm, 10200 SW Allen Blvd, Beaverton
Prepare to sip, scheme, and survive at Gongaii Games! This immersive evening features Blood on the Clocktower, a social deduction game where you’ll bluff and uncover secrets under the guidance of a Storyteller. To make the mystery even smoother, the night includes a curated sake tasting to pair with the mischief. With two simultaneous games running, up to 40 players can join in. There’s no need to pre-register. - SHS Grad Night 2027 Poker Fundraiser
6pm, Sherwood Elks Lodge, Sherwood
Support the SHS Class of 2027 Grad Night by joining in on a high-stakes poker tournament fundraiser! A $60 buy-in gets you 5,000 chips, snacks, and a chance at prizes including up to $600 in cash. If you’re looking to boost your stack, players who check in before 5:45pm earn bonus chips, and there are options for a $50 re-buy during the first hour or a $50 add-on at the first break. It’s a great night out with all proceeds going toward a safe graduation celebration for the students. - Inside Tilt: An Evening with Emma Pattee ✅
7pm-9pm, Brookwood Library, Hillsboro
Hillsboro Public Library is kicking off Hillsboro Reads 2026 with a special author talk featuring Emma Pattee, the author of Tilt. This community event is made possible by the Library Foundation of Hillsboro and invites everyone to hear from the author and explore the novel’s themes together. It is a great way to celebrate a shared reading experience, and all are welcome to attend this program. - First Saturday Comedy Night ✅
7pm-9pm, Three Mugs Brewing Company, Hillsboro
Get ready for a night of laughs. The show is hosted by Jamie Stewart and features a great lineup: Devi Kirsch, Isaiah Steele, Dennis Cruise, Tyler Dean, and Camille Redd. While the show is free, the brewery encourages you to support them during the show. You’ll want to get there early to snag a good seat. Just a heads-up that parental discretion is advised for the performance! - Bar Jeopardy ✅
7pm-9pm, Tap & Table, Tigard
Bar Jeopardy is coming to Tap & Table in Tigard! Gather your smartest (or loudest) friends for an official Jeopardy! Bar League experience. - You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown
7:30pm Mar 7 and 2pm Mar 8, Masonic Lodge 176 NE 2nd Street, Hillsboro
Based on the beloved Charles Schulz comic strip, Charlie Brown and the entire Peanuts bunch explore life’s great questions as they play baseball, struggle with homework, sing songs, swoon over their crushes, and celebrate the joy of friendship. - The Gold Rush by Charles Chaplin
7:30pm, The Reser, Beaverton
The Reser and the Oregon Symphony are teaming up for a spectacular live orchestral performance of Charlie Chaplin’s The Gold Rush. You’ll get to experience Chaplin’s comedic brilliance and heartfelt score as the symphony brings the silent film to life. It’s a rare chance to see a cinematic pioneer’s work paired with the power of a full orchestra.
Sunday, March 8
Daylight saving time is already here! Remember to turn your clocks an hour forward!
- Hazel’s House Adoption Event ✅
11am-2:30pm, 20345 SW Pacific Hwy, Suite 303, Sherwood
Get ready to find your new best friend! An upcoming adoption event will feature cats, kittens, and at least one lucky dog looking for a forever home. If you’re hoping to adopt, remember that everyone living in your home must be present. For those interested in the dog, make sure to bring any current pups for a meet-and-greet and have photos or a video of your backyard ready to show. If everything clicks and you’re approved, you could be heading home with a new furry family member that very same day! - Forest Grove’s Spring Festival ✅
11am-4pm, Zesti Food Carts, Forest Grove
Centered on sustainability and creativity, the event features a clothing swap to refresh your wardrobe and a seed and plant swap starting at 12:00pm inside a large, heated retail greenhouse. You can also enjoy live music, shop from local makers and artisans, and grab a bite from various food trucks in a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere. While participation is free, attendees are asked to RSVP in advance to help with planning. - Wine & Craft Class – Succulents
1pm-3pm, Oak Knoll Winery, Hillsboro
Ages 21+ can come to the winery to make a succulent craft and enjoy some great wine. Grab you ticket before they’re gone! - Purim/Holi Program ✅
2pm-4pm, Elsie Stuhr Center, Beaverton
Experience the vibrant intersection of two cultures at the Purim and Holi celebration! The Jewish Federation of Greater Portland and Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh are teaming up for a family-friendly program full of food, fun, and creative projects. This event grew out of a community dialogue that began about three years ago, aimed at sharing unique cultural traditions and expanding local connections. It’s a wonderful way to celebrate these festive holidays together in a joyful, welcoming environment. - Quarteto Nuevo
3pm, The Reser, Beaverton
Experience the master musicians of Quarteto Nuevo as they bring their world-fusion sound to the Reser. This performance, presented by Friends of Chamber Music, features a unique instrumentation of soprano saxophone, alto flute, cello, guitar, and hand percussion. You’ll hear an organic blend of Western classical, Eastern European folk, Latin, and jazz. - The First Step Book Launch Tour ✅
3pm-5:30pm, Powell’s Books, Beaverton
Tao Wong is launching his new novel, The First Step, with an in-person event at Powell’s Books! This exciting story follows a young farmer named Wu Ying whose life takes a dramatic turn when his quick thinking during an army ambush catches the eye of the Verdant Green Waters sect. Suddenly invited to join this elite school of cultivation, Wu Ying must navigate a spectacular world of mystical martial arts, spirit beasts, and the chance to achieve immortality. If you’re eager to join the journey and want to ensure you get a copy of the book, make sure to preorder it through the bookstore’s website to reserve yours. - Silent Book Club ✅
4pm-5:30pm, Beaverton City Library, Beaverton
Silent Book Club is a low-pressure way to enjoy the book of your choice alongside other readers. The group gathers to read quietly together for one hour, giving you the perfect excuse to finally dive into that novel you’ve been meaning to start. You are welcome to chat with others about your current read afterward, or you can simply enjoy the silence. - Sunday Fundays at the Pool
4:15pm-7pm, Conestoga Recreation and Aquatic Center, Beaverton
Shake off the winter blues and dive into some high-seas adventure the Pirates of the Pool-ibbean themed open swim. This family-friendly event features pirate-themed games, music, and special activities like “plank-walkin'” fun.
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