🌲 Weekend Washington County Events! Jan 9-Jan 12 πŸŽ‰

Hello, Washington County! πŸŽ‰

I hope the first week of the year treated you well! Despite the pouring rain and urge to hibernate, there are some awesome events happening around the county if you feel like venturing out.

Always check the event source before heading out, as details can change last minute. Some events are free, while others require tickets, so be sure to confirm on the event page.

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Thursday, January 9

  • Snowman Scavenger Hunt
    Through Jan 31st, Bridgeport Village, Tigard

    Families can pick up a checklist at the Security Office or print one online, then find 15 hidden snowmen in store and restaurant windows. Once complete, return to the Security Office for a small prize (located between Madewell and Barnes & Noble).
  • Winter Village Ice Skating
    10am-8pm Weds-Sun through Jan 12th, Jerry Willey Plaza at Orenco Station, Hillsboro
    Celebrate the return of Winter Village, Hillsboro’s cherished outdoor ice-skating rink. Perfect for friends and family, this seasonal event offers open skate sessions, private rentals, and exciting themed Fridays. A joyful way to embrace the holiday spirit!
  • Bluegrass Jam Session
    6pm-9pm, Waltz Brewing, Forest Grove

    Bring your instrument and join in on the jam session, or simply come to enjoy the live music!
  • Gilmore Girls Trivia
    7pm, Batter Up, Beaverton

    The event kicks off with check-in at 6pm. Teams of 2-6 can compete for a $5 entry fee (paid by cash or Venmo). All ages are welcome, so come enjoy great food and drinks while testing your knowledge on this beloved show. Be sure to show your support for Batter Up by ordering during the event!
  • Seanan McGuire, author of Adrift in Currents Clean and Clear
    7pm, Beaverton Powell’s

    This book is part of the Wayward Children series. The story follows Nadya, a girl who discovers the Land Beneath the Lake. In this magical underwater world, she confronts new challenges and dangers, ultimately fighting to protect everything she’s come to love.

Friday, January 10

  • HOPE Dementia Caregiver Support Group
    6:30pm-8:30pm, Hillsboro United Methodist Church

    If you are caring for a loved one with dementia or know someone who is, come and spread the word. This is a great opportunity to connect with others and share experiences.
  • Portland Youth Philharmonic presents Sound Garden
    7:30pm, Patricia Reser Center for the Arts, Beaverton

    The PYP Camerata ensemble presents a dynamic program combining classical elegance with modern vibrancy.

Saturday, January 11

  • Crochet Club
    1pm-4pm, Little Wishes Children’s Boutique, Sherwood

    Join us for a free, drop-in crochet event! Whether you’re a beginner or experienced, we’ll provide the yarn, hook, and pattern. It’s a casual, fun opportunity to create something beautiful and meet new people. Come for as long as you like!
  • Comedy Night
    6pm-8pm, Oak Knoll Winery

    Join us for Comedy Night featuring Headliner Bo Johnson. This is a 21+ event, and no outside food or drinks are allowed (snacks provided). Be sure to get your tickets early!
  • Simmer Down Duo
    7pm, 503 Uncorked, Sherwood

    Molly Elkins and Craig Jahne make up Simmer Down, a musical duo known for their fusion of different genres. Their distinctive sound comes from blending their individual musical backgrounds, which allows them to create an engaging experience for audiences around the world.
  • Fadin’ by 9
    7:30pm, Southminster Presbyterian Church, Beaverton

    Fadin’ by 9 is a bluegrass band blending traditional and contemporary influences, with a driving beat, harmonies, and skillful instrumentation. Their sound spans various musical genres, drawing on their long history of playing together and finding bluegrass elements in unexpected tunes.
  • Katie Jane Band
    7:30pm-9:30pm, Winona Grange, Tualatin

    High-speed Celtic fiddling combines with rich vocal harmonies in the Katie Jane Band’s lively performances. Featuring Portland’s renowned fiddler Katie Jane Lubiens, the group blends Irish, Scottish, and French Canadian folk with original compositions, delivering an energetic and joyful musical experience.

Sunday, January 12

  • Crick Soup Joumou Brunch
    11:30am, Abbey Creek Winery, North Plains

    Join us for a special Soup Joumou celebration, a beloved Haitian dish symbolizing freedom and unity, made by Haitian-American owner Bertony Faustin and his Crick Kitchen team. This savory, squash-based soup with vegetables and herbs commemorates Haitian Independence Day, and its unique flavors vary with each household’s touch. It’s a cherished dish in Haitian culture, typically served to family and friends on special occasions.
  • Take a Hike! The Winter Forest
    12:30pm-3:30pm, Helvetia Vineyards and Winery, Hillsboro

    Join forester Nita Wornom for a winter hike through the forest and vineyards. Experience the season’s quiet beauty, discover what’s thriving, and enjoy a brief talk before the walk. Afterward, treat yourself to a complimentary glass of wine. Make sure to buy tickets ahead of time.

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