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EVENTS AND THINGS TO DO - MAY-

PUBLIC MEETINGS

MONDAY, MAY 1

 

  • Sandy City Council meeting at 6pm. (typically held on 1st & 3rd Mondays) Check on ci.sandy.or.us for agenda. Members of the public also have the choice to view and participate in the meeting online via Zoom. Info: 503-668-5533, ci.sandy.or.us, and Facebook for updates.

 

TUESDAY, MAY 2

 

  • Boring CPO meeting, 7pm (1st Tues of each month), at the Boring Damascus Grange building, 27861 SE Grange Street in Boring. More info: clackamasfire.com/fire-stations/station-14-boring/ or Facebook.com/pages/Boring-Fire-Station/173231289361662.
  • Clackamas Soil & Water Conservation District, budget committee meeting (second of two meetings), 2:30pm. District Office, 22055 S Beavercreek Rd., Beavercreek. Info: conservationdistrict.org. Please call 503-210-6000 for instructions to join by phone or Zoom.

 

TUESDAY, MAY 9

 

  • Hoodland Fire District Board of Directors board meeting (2nd Tues of each month), 7pm. 69634 E Hwy 26, Welches. Info: 503-622-3256. In person and on Zoom, link online at hoodlandfire.us.

 

FRIDAY, MAY 12

 

  • Government Camp Community Planning Organization meeting, 7pm, hybrid Zoom and at Mt. Hood Cultural Ccenter and Museum, 88900 Government Camp Loop in Government Camp. Guest speakers include Scott Kline from the Hoodland Fire District, Jesus Solis from the Yoshida Group, Teresa Christopherson from Clackamas County and John Burton from Timberline.

 

MONDAY, MAY 15

 

  • Sandy City Council meeting at 6pm. (typically held on 1st & 3rd Mondays) Check on ci.sandy.or.us for agenda. Members of the public also have the choice to view and participate in the meeting online via Zoom. Info: 503-668-5533, ci.sandy.or.us, and Facebook for updates.

 

TUESDAY, MAY 16

 

  • Clackamas Soil & Water Conservation District, board of directors meeting, 4pm. District Office, 22055 S Beavercreek Rd., Beavercreek. Info: conservationdistrict.org. Please call 503-210-6000 for instructions to join by phone or Zoom.
  • Hoodland Fire District Board of Directors second budget committee meeting, 7pm. 69634 E Hwy 26, Welches. Info: 503-622-3256. In person and on Zoom, link online at hoodlandfire.us.

 

SATURDAY, MAY 20

 

  • Rhododendron Community Planning Organization meeting, 10:30am-noon, Mt. Hood RV Village, 65000 Hwy. 26 in Welches.

 

WEDNESDAY, MAY 24

 

  • Hoodland Community Planning Organization, 7pm, Church on the Mountain, 68211 Hwy. 26 in Welches. Hoodland Fire District’s Scott Kline will speak on preparing for the summer season and fire prevention. For more information, email hoodlandcpo@gmail.com or find the CPO on Facebook or Nextdoor.

 

EVENTS/MARKETS

FRIDAYS THROUGH MAY 12

 

  • Bingo, doors open at 6:30pm at the Mt. Hood Lions Club, 24730 E Woodsey Way. $6 to play, extra games are $1 and $2. Concessions for sale. Last Bingo will be held Friday, May 12.

 

SATURDAY, MAY 6

 

  • Trillium Trails Garden Club’s field trip to Clackamas County Master Gardeners Spring Garden Fair, 9am departure. Please email Mary Mattila (mattilamary@gmail.com) if you wish to attend.
  • Block party and life art gallery, 2-5pm, Cooper’s Wine Bar parking lot, 24540 E. Welches Rd. Local art, music, wine and beer tastings, local food and more.
  • Mt. Hood Baking Company grand opening, 8am – 3 pm. 24525 E. Welches Road. For more information, call 503-348-3561 or find Mt. Hood Baking Company on Instagram and Facebook.

 

SUNDAY, MAY 7

 

  • Mt. Hood Baking Company grand opening, 8am – 3 pm. 24525 E. Welches Road. For more information, call 503-348-3561 or find Mt. Hood Baking Company on Instagram and Facebook.

 

FRIDAY, MAY 12

 

  • Wine tasting featuring COR Cellars, Cooper’s Wine Bar & Shop, 6pm, 24540 E. Welches Road in Welches. More info: www.cooperswinebarandshop.com.

 

SATURDAY, MAY 13

 

  • Mt. Hood Lions Red Cross Blood Drive, 9am to 2 pm, 24730 Woodsey Way in Welches. To schedule an appointment or for more information, please call 1-800-RED-CROSS or visit www.redcrossblood.org; use sponsor Code: MtHoodLionsClub. Streamline your donation experience and save up to 15 minutes by visiting RedCrossBlood.org/RapidPass to complete your pre-donation reading and health history questions on the day of your appointment. 
  • Dia de las Madres Fiesta, 5-11pm, Camp Arrah Wanna, 24075 E. Arrah Wanna Blvd. in Welches. Community dinner, vendor market, mariachi and dancing. Tickets available at the door, $20 for adults and $10 for kids. For more info visit https://www.mthoodunida.org/.

 

SATURDAY, MAY 20

 

  • Mt. Hood Lions Mexican dinner, 4:30-9pm, 24730 Woodsey Way in Welches. Proceeds to support swimming lessons program. Menu includes chicken fajitas, rice, beans, salsa and tortillas. Tickets at the door are $20, and presale tickets are available for $18 at Mountain Building Supply, Welches Clackamas County Bank, Whistle Stop Tavern and Café 26 or ask any Lion.

 

MONDAY, MAY 22

 

  • Free Food Market, 9-10am (usually on last Monday each month) at a new location: Hoodland Lutheran Church, 59151 Hwy. 26 in Welches. Open to any person in need. No ID, name or address needed. Drive-thru pick up food for your safety. For help, call 503-622-9213 and leave a message. Info: hoodlandlutheranchurch@gmail.com.

 

SATURDAY MAY 27

 

  • Hoodland Farmers Market, 10am-2pm at the Church on the Mountain (68211 Hwy. 26 in Welches). Every Saturday, starting May 27. Fresh produce, soaps, art, herbs, hot food, music, children’s activities and more. For more information, find the market on Facebook and Instagram, and anyone interested in volunteering can email hoodlandfarmersmarket@gmail.com.

 

LIBRARIES

The Hoodland and Sandy Public Libraries will be closed on Monday, May 29 for Memorial Day.

Newsletter. The Sandy & Hoodland library newsletters are emailed on a monthly basis. Call or email libraryassistants@ci.sandy.or.us if you would like to be added to the email list. Blog at sandylibrary.blogspot.com.

HOODLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY. 24525 E Welches Rd., Welches. Info. 503-622-3460, ci.sandy.or.us, hoodlandlibrary@ci.sandy.or.us.

HOURS: Mon 10am-4pm; Tues 1pm-7pm; Wed -Fri noon-6pm; Sat noon-5pm; Sun closed.

FRIDAYS

 

  • Storytime, 10:30-11am, reading books, singing songs and learning rhymes. Meet in the community room at the library. More info: Molly Espenel, hoodlandlibrary@ci.sandy.or.us.

 

MONDAY, MAY 1

 

  • Men’s Book Club, 7pm. “Braiding Sweetgrass,” by Robin Wall Kimmerer. Meet in the Sandy Library community room. For more information, email mhouck@ci.sandy.or.us.

 

THURSDAY, MAY 4

 

  • Digital Book Club, 7pm. “The Curious Charms of Arthur Pepper,” by Phaedra Patrick. To receive a Zoom link to the discussion, email tellen@ci.sandy.or.us.

 

SATURDAY, MAY 6

 

  • LEGO club, 1-2pm. First Saturday of each month, see what you can build with LEGO. For ages five to ten. More info: mespenel@ci.sandy.or.us.
  • Free comic book day, 2-3pm. Stop by for a free comic book, while supplies last.

 

THURSDAY, MAY 11

 

  • Women’s Book Club, 6pm. “The Overstory,” by Richard Powers. Hybrid event, both on Zoom and in the Sandy Library Community Room. A Zoom link will be sent a week before the meeting. To receive the link, email mhouck@ci.sandy.or.us.

 

TUESDAY, MAY 16

 

  • Hoodland Library Book Group, 4pm. “Song of Solomon,” by Toni Morrison. Meet in Hoodland Library community room. More info email ddowney@ci.sandy.or.us.

 

ONGOING

Kids, Teen and Adult Take & Make kits are available at the Hoodland and Sandy Libraries on a monthly basis, while supplies last. Kids and adult kits are available starting on May 15, teen kits available starting on May 1.

Art at the Hoodland Public Library, visit the library to see the beautiful quilt made by a member of the local group, The Piecemakers. Clackamas County Arts Alliance also exhibits the work of a local county artist. Both exhibits change quarterly.

CURBSIDE DELIVERY of hold items available Mon-Sat. Call from the parking lot during open hours, provide your library card number, and your items will be checked out and brought to you. Info: ci.sandy.or.us/library/page/curbside-services-hours.

VIRTUAL PROGRAMS. There are a number of “virtual” programs happening with the use of Zoom on the internet, as well as information and activity videos posted on Facebook. Check out Facebook for Storytime Parents Group, the Library Book Group, Sandy Public Library Friends and the City of Sandy (city government).

eCARD: if you don’t already have a LINCC library card, you may apply for an eCard by visiting lincc.org. An eCard grants immediate access to online resources, including eBooks and eAudiobooks.

You may also place up to five physical items on hold, but must upgrade to a full library card with your current photo ID and proof of address (if not on your ID) to check them out. eCards are available to all residents of the LINCC Library District (Clackamas County), age 13 and up.

MOBILE PRINTING. Mobile printing available from your smartphone, tablet or laptop. Send what you need printed to the library using one of our mobile printing options, then pick up your documents during curbside delivery hours. Info: ci.sandy.or.us/library/page/mobile-printing.

BOOK BUNDLE. Request a Book Bundle if you don't know what to read next - the library will pick something out. Visit the website for the form - ci.sandy.or.us/library, or email libraryassistants@ci.sandy.or.us to have it sent to you.

SANDY PUBLIC LIBRARY. 38980 Proctor Blvd., Sandy. Info 503-668-5537. ci.sandy.or.us.

HOURS: Mon/Tues 10-7pm; Wed-Fri 10-6pm; Sat/Sun 12-5pm.

SUNDAYS

 

  • Spanish class, 3-4pm, community room. Free class for beginners. More info: kmurphy@ci.sandy.or.us.
  • English class, 4-5pm, community room. Free class for beginners. More info: kmurphy@ci.sandy.or.us.

 

THURSDAYS

 

  • Storytime, 10 am, Sandy Public Library community room. Miss Monica will read books and we will sing songs and learn rhymes together. Todos Juntos will provide a fun craft activity afterward. This program is for preschool children ages two to five and is designed to help your child learn the important early literacy skills needed to help them learn to read. For more information, email Monica Smith at msmith@ci.sandy.or.us.

 

THROUGH MAY 3

 

  • Local artist (and former reference librarian) Kathy Draine will exhibit a collection of watercolor paintings for sale through a silent auction.

 

MONDAY, MAY 1

 

  • Men’s Book Club, 7pm. “Braiding Sweetgrass,” by Robin Wall Kimmerer. Meet in the Sandy Library community room. For more information, email mhouck@ci.sandy.or.us.

 

TUESDAY, MAY 2

 

  • Mouse and Keyboard Basics, 10am, community room. Learn about clicking and basic command keys. Space is limited and registration is required. Call 503-667-5537 to register.
  • Kids Club, 3:30-5pm, community room, Art Club. Come after school to learn about art and have fun creating something. For kids ages six to 12. For more info, email msmith@ci.sandy.or.us.

 

WEDNESDAY, MAY 3

 

  • Anime Club, 2:30pm, ages 18 and under. Sandy Public Library Community Room, 1st and 3rd Wednesday of every month. New Anime Club participants will help us pick the next anime series to watch. Manga drawing supplies will be provided while you watch.

 

THURSDAY, MAY 4

 

  • Digital Book Club, 7pm. “The Curious Charms of Arthur Pepper,” by Phaedra Patrick. To receive a Zoom link to the discussion, email tellen@ci.sandy.or.us.

 

SATURDAY, MAY 6

 

  • Spring Celebration, 8am to 4pm, Mount Hood Farmer’s Market, 38600 Pioneer Ave. in Sandy. Books, art and a plant sale. In partnership with Sandy Garden Club, Sandy Kiwanis and AntFarm.
  • Free comic book day, 1-2pm. Stop by for a free comic book, while supplies last.

 

MONDAY, MAY 8

 

  • Creation Station, 10am-noon. A twice-monthly interactive program that welcomes adults with disabilities on the 2nd and 4th Monday of each month. Art Lab, on the 2nd Monday, will offer several arts and crafts stations with a variety of materials to accommodate different interests and abilities. For more information email kmurphy@ci.sandy.or.us. 

 

TUESDAY, MAY 9

 

  • Computer Basics, 10am, community room. Learn how to start and shut down a computer; create, save and open a file; create a folder; and rename files and folders. Space is limited and registration required. Contact the library at 503-668-5537.
  • Kids Club, 3:30-5pm, community room, LEGO. Come after school to learn about art and have fun creating something. For kids ages six to 12. For more info, email msmith@ci.sandy.or.us.

 

WEDNESDAY, MAY 10

 

  • “Extraordinary Oregon! 125 Fantastic Hikes Across the State of Oregon,” by Matt Reeder, 6pm. Community room. Reeder will highlight some extraordinary hikes with a slideshow presentation.

 

THURSDAY, MAY 11

 

  • Women’s Book Club, 6pm. “The Overstory,” by Richard Powers. Hybrid event, both on Zoom and in the Sandy Library Community Room. A Zoom link will be sent a week before the meeting. To receive the link, email mhouck@ci.sandy.or.us.

 

MONDAY, MAY 15

 

  • TAB, 4pm. Community Room. Third Monday of the month, a youth leadership opportunity for Sandy area teens. TAB works with the teen librarian to provide input about how the library can be a welcoming environment for all teens, help plan teen programs/events, get volunteer hours and more. Ages 18 and under. 
  • Attracting Pollinators to Your Garden, 6:30pm. Community room. Cindy Manselle will talk about what a pollinator is and how to create a pollinator-friendly yard. This program is made in partnership with OSU Master Gardeners.

 

TUESDAY, MAY 16

 

  • Internet Basics, 10am, community room. Learn basic internet terminology and how to navigate a browser, locate a website, identify common domains, build search skills and stay safe. Space is limited and registration is required. Contact the library at 503-668-5537.
  • Kids Club, 3:30-5pm, community room, Art Club. Come after school to learn about art and have fun creating something. For kids ages six to 12. For more info, email msmith@ci.sandy.or.us.
  • Wy’East Artisans Guild Reception, 6:30pm. Enjoy a new exhibit, “Reflections.” Artists will be there to introduce themselves and their artwork to the community.

 

WEDNESDAY, MAY 17

 

  • Anime Club, 2:30pm, ages 18 and under. Sandy Public Library Community Room, 1st and 3rd Wednesday of every month. New Anime Club participants will help us pick the next anime series to watch. Manga drawing supplies will be provided while you watch.

 

MONDAY, MAY 22

 

  • Creation Station, 10am-noon. A twice-monthly interactive program that welcomes adults with disabilities on the 2nd and 4th Monday of each month. Art Lab, on the 2nd Monday, will offer several arts and crafts stations with a variety of materials to accommodate different interests and abilities. For more information email kmurphy@ci.sandy.or.us. 

 

TUESDAY, MAY 23

 

  • Kids Club, 3:30-5pm, community room. STEM activity.

 

TUESDAY, MAY 30

 

  • Microsoft Word, 10am, community room. Learn basic formatting skills in Microsoft Word. Space is limited and registration is required. Contact the library at 503-668-5537.

 

ONGOING

Check out your seeds from the Sandy Seed Library. Located in an old card catalog at the library, our seeds are collected from local organic and heirloom providers, and community members collecting seeds from last year's harvest. You can take a couple seeds for your windowsill or enough for a whole row of vegetables in your garden. For full details go to our website ci.sandy.or.us/library.

Kids, Teen and Adult Take & Make kits are available at the Hoodland and Sandy Libraries on a monthly basis, while supplies last. Kids kit will be “Amazing Flextangles,” available on May 15: color, cut and glue this paper puzzle. Teen kit will be “Kirigami Night Light,” available May 1. Kirigami is like origami, but the paper is cut instead of folded. The paper will be pre-cut so all that is needed is to "open" the cutouts of the design and tape together the roll for a simple easy night light. Adult kit will be “Paper Tulip Flower Craft,” available on May 15. A paper tulip flower craft with a 3D effect and bright, vibrant colors.

Virtual Storytime, Miss Monica records a storytime each week for you to watch from the comfort of your home. We read a book based on a theme, learn a new song and learn the letter of the day. Catch the latest virtual storytime each Friday morning in the Sandy & Hoodland Libraries - Storytime Parents Group on Facebook.

Tech Help – have a question about your computer, tablet or smartphone? Call the library to schedule an appointment with a librarian on topics such as email, social media, Microsoft Word, PC basics, the internet and using a smartphone or tablet.

CURBSIDE PICK-UP. New signs will designate the parking spaces as 5 minutes or less. If you wish, give the library a call and your holds will be brought out as before. Remember, you will need your library card number so items can be checked out. Curbside service may be used to pick up holds. Info: 503-668-5537.

BOOK BUNDLE. Request a Book Bundle if you don't know what to read next - the library will pick something out. Visit the website for the form, or email libraryassistants@ci.sandy.or.us to have it sent to you.

MOBILE PRINTING. Mobile printing available from your smartphone, tablet or laptop. Info: ci.sandy.or.us/library/page/mobile-printing.

CONNECT ONLINE VIRTUAL PROGRAMS on Zoom on the internet, as well as info and activity videos posted on Facebook. Some of the Facebook groups are: City of Sandy, Oregon (city government); Sandy Public Library Friends; Sandy & Hoodland Libraries (Storytime Parents Group); Library Book Group (Hoodland & Sandy Area).

BORROW. Do you need to borrow something? Tired of the same old board games? Check out the library's Library of Things online (kitchenware, musical instruments and more).

eCARD. If you don't already have a LINCC library card, apply for an eCard on www.lincc.org. eCards grant immediate access to online resources, including eBooks and eAudiobooks. eCards available to all residents of LINCC Library District (Clackamas County), age 13 and up.

SENIOR CENTERS

Hoodland Senior Center, 65000 E. Hwy 26, Welches. Info: 503-622-3331, hoodlandseniorsinfo@gmail.com.

Sandy Community Center/Sandy Senior Ctr. 38348 Pioneer Blvd., Sandy. Info: 503-668-5569, ci.sandy.or.us.

THEATERS/MUSEUMS

MONDAY, MAY 1

 

  • Reader’s Theatre Gresham presents a staged reading of “’Night Mother,” Marsha Norman, at 7:30pm, at the Center of the Arts Little Theatre, 333 N. Main Avenue in Gresham. Tickets are $9 at the door, with tickets for Mt. Hood Community College students available at half price. Readings happen on the first Monday of every month through June. For more information, visit www.readerstheatregresham.org or email ReadersTheatreGresham@gmail.com.

 

MAY 4-6

 

  • Sandy High School will continue its production of the classic musical “Cinderella,” music by Richard Rodgers, Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, new book by Douglas Carter Beane and original book by Oscar Hammerstein II, from May 4-6. Performances will take place at 7pm in the school’s auditorium, located at 37400 Bell Street in Sandy. Tickets are $11 for adults, $8 for students and seniors and kids five and under are free. For more information, visit https://www.sandydrama.com/.

 

MAY 5-28

 

  • Sandy Actors Theatre presents “The Gin Game,” by D. L. Coburn,  at 17433 SE Meinig Avenue in Sandy (behind Ace Hardware). Show times are 7:30pm on Fridays and Saturdays, and 3pm on Sundays. Tickets are $18 general admission, $15 for students, seniors, first responders and veterans, and $13 for children (reservations are recommended). For more information, or to make reservations call 503-936-4378, find SAT on Facebook or visit sandyactorstheatre.com.

 

MAY 19 THROUGH JUNE 4

 

  • Nutz-n-Boltz Theater Company presents “Jitters,” by David French at the Boring Grange, 27861 Grange Street in Boring. Show times are 7:30pm on Fridays and Saturdays and 2pm on Sundays. For more information, including ticket pricing or to make reservations, call 503-593-1295 or visit nnbtheater.com.

 

SATURDAY, MAY 20 & MONDAY, MAY 22

 

  • Nutz-n-Boltz Theater Company will hold auditions for its September production of “Steel Magnolias,” by Robert Harling French, from 1-4pm Saturday, May 20, and 6:30-9pm Monday, May 22, at the Boring Grange, 27861 Grange Street in Boring. Auditions will consist of cold readings from the script.

 

Additional Information

Mt Hood Community Theater, located in Mt Hood Community College. Info: https://www.mhcc.edu/PerformingArtsEvents.

Mt Hood Museum & Cultural Center. 88900 E Hwy 26 Business Loop, Government Camp. www.mthoodmuseum.org.

Sandy Historical Society, Inc., Museum/Visitor Center/Giftshop, 39345 Pioneer Blvd., Sandy. Museum, Visitor Center & Gift Shop open Tues-Sat 10am-4pm, closed Sun-Mon. Info: 503-668-3378, sandyhistorical@sandyhistory.com, www.sandyhistory.com.

CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE

Mt Hood Area Chamber of Commerce, Info. www.mthoodchamber.com.

Sandy Area Chamber of Commerce, Info: 503-668-4006, www.sandyoregonchamber.org.

CLUBS/GROUPS/CLINICS/INFORMATIONAL MEETINGS

SUNDAYS AND MONDAYS

 

  • Meditation at Wy'East Zen Ctr., 9am on Sundays, 6:15pm on Mondays, on Zoom - wyeastzencenter.org to sign into Zoom. Info: 503-997-3193, info@wyeastzencenter.org. Are you Zen Curious? Join Wy'East Zen Center invites you to join us for meditation, discussion, and dharma studies. For more information, visit our website https://wyeastzencenter.org, or contact Emilie at info@wyeastzencenter.org or 503-997-3193.

 

TUESDAY, MAY 23

 

  • Clackamas County House District 52 Oregon Trail Democrats, (4th Tues) 6:30-8pm at Clackamas Co. Bank Sunset Room, 38935 Proctor Blvd., Sandy. Check prior to meeting to determine if meeting in person or on Zoom. Info: Susan Gates, 503-668-9628, www.oregontraildemocrats.com.

 

Additional Information

AntFarm, 39140 Proctor Blvd., Sandy. Reading, writing, tutoring, arts programs, gardening, helping senior citizens, YouthCore jobs, Work Programs, Internships. Meetings in person, and on Zoom. Call 503-668-9955, email info@antfarmyouthservices.com, or more information online at https://antfarmyouthservices.com.

Disability Services Advisory Council of Clackamas County, 221 Molalla Ave., Ste 104, Oregon City. Info: www.dsac-cc.org.

Guide Dogs for the Blind, Oregon Campus, 32901 SE Kelso Rd, Boring. Info: 503-668-2100, www.guidedogs.com

Mt Hood Kiwanis Camp, Info: https://mhkc.org.

Mt Hood Lions Club, E Hwy 26 and E Woodsey Way, Welches. Info: 503-622-4223. Check reader board for activities.

Mt. Hood Republican Women – 11 a.m. every second Wednesday, Black Bear Diner, 105 N.E. Burnside Road. Join members for a discussion open to all. For more information, contact Mt. Hood Republican Women at MtHRW@yahoo.com. The group meets in September, October, November, December, February, March, April and May.

Prime Timers Dining Club for singles age 50 and up. Info: www.PrimeTimersDiningClub.com, Pat, 503-936-5861.

Sandy Kiwanis, Info: www.sandykiwanis.org, 503-819-0511.

Sandy Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4273 VFW Hall, 38452 Proctor Blvd., Sandy. http://www.vfw4273.org/.

SUPPORT GROUPS

AA Meetings in Sandy and The Mountain (https://www.aa.org).

Sandy: sober.com/meetings/state/city/aa?state=Oregon&city=Sandy.

Welches: Mondays at 6 pm, Narcotics Anonymous, Hoodland Lutheran Church; Mondays and Wednesdays at 9 am, Alcoholics Anonymous, St. John in the Woods Catholic Church; Fridays at 6 pm, Women’s Meeting, Alcoholics Anonymous, St. John in the Woods Catholic Church; Sundays at 6 pm, Alcoholics Anonymous, St. John in the Woods Catholic Church. More information at https://www.pdxaa.org.

TUESDAYS

 

  • The Al-Anon meeting Principles & Progress met weekly at the Sandy Community Center for more than six years until the community center shut down to outside groups in the spring of 2020 due to COVID. Recently resuscitated as Principles & Progress 2.0, the meeting has now reopened in Welches, held in person at 5pm every Tuesday. Meeting Location: Coffee House 26, a bookstore and coffee shop located at 67211 Hwy. 26, next door to El Burro Loco Restaurant. Meetings are held after hours.

 

Clackamas County Support, Crisis and Suicide Prevention 24 hour hotline. 503-655-8585. Intervencion Telefonica en Casio de crisis salud mental las 24 horas. 503-655-8585.

Clackamas Women's Services (support for domestic violence, offering programs and services), A Safe Place, Family Justice Ctr. for Clackamas Co., 256 Warner Milne Rd, Oregon City. Info: CWS Crisis and Support Line, 503-654-2288, Toll Free 1-888-654-2288; A Safe Place, 503-655-8600, cwsor.org. For life-threatening emergencies, call 911. Other law enforcement assistance (non-emergency), 503-655-8211.

Grief Support Groups (sponsored by Mt Hood Hospice). Free community support groups on zoom. No connection to hospice required. Structured discussion groups focusing on grief. llirette@mthoodhospice.org, on Facebook @Mthoodhospice, www. mthoodhospice.org. Mt Hood Hospice's Pet Peace of Mind Program helps to keep patients and pets together during hospice care. For more information on Pet Peace of Mind, visit the web site at mthoodhospice.org.

NAMI Family Support Group, meets at Immanuel Lutheran Church, 39901 Pleasant Street, Sandy. Info: Blythe Nordbye, 503-680-2849, blythenordbye@gmail.com.

RECREATION PROVIDERS

Timberline Lodge & Ski Area. Info: 503-622-7979, www.timberlinelodge.com.

Mt. Hood Skibowl/Adventure Park, Info: www.skibowl.com or 503-222-2695.

Mt. Hood Oregon Resort, Welches. Golf and more. Info: 503-622-3101, www.mthood-resort.com.

Mt. Hood Adventures. Info: 503-715-2175, 888-422-4776, www.mthoodadventure.com.

VISITOR INFO

Mt. Hood Cultural Center & Museum, 88900 E Hwy 26 Business Loop, Government Camp. 503-272-3301, www.mthoodmuseum.org.

Mt. Hood Adventures, 88335 E. Government Camp Loop, Government Camp. 503-715-2175, 888-422-4776, www.mthoodadventure.com.

Mt. Hood National Forest, Zig Zag Ranger District, 70220 E Hwy 26, Zig Zag. 503-622-3191, Ext. 668, www.fs.fed.us/r6/mthood.Sandy Historical Society Museum, 39345 Pioneer Blvd., Sandy. 503-668-3378, sandyhistorical@sandynet.org, www.sandyhistorical.org.

The Mt Hood Area Chamber of Commerce, 503-622-3017, mthoodareachamber@gmail.com, www.mthoodchamber.com.Sandy Area Chamber of Commerce, 503-668-4006, sandyoregonchamber.org.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

C.E.R.T. (Community Emergency Response Team). Call the Hoodland Fire District for further information. Do you have what it takes? 503-622-3256, hoodland@hoodlandfire.org.

The Hoodland and Sandy Senior Centers need volunteer drivers. Can you help? Info: 503-622.3331 (Hoodland), 503.668.5569 (Sandy).

BULLETIN BOARD

If you're a veteran and need information regarding VA benefits, counseling, healthcare, home loans, etc. call 503-650-5631 or e-mail veterans@co.clackamas.or.us.

MUSIC LINEUP FOR MAY-

Al Forno Ferruzza – 73285 Hwy. 26, Rhododendron, 503-622-1212.

Check Facebook and website for events.

 

Music at The Skyway Bar & Grill – 71545 Hwy. 26, Zigzag, 503-622-3775. More info at www.skywaybarandgrill.com.

 


Friday, May 5

Steelhead Stalkers Duo, Cuban Jazz

7-9 p.m.

 

Saturday, May 6

The Pagan Jug Band, Bluegrass, Zydecco, Rock

7-9 p.m.

 

Friday, May 12

Dead Lee, Psycho Folk

7-9 p.m.


Saturday, May 13

The Shreds, American Rock & Roll

7-9 p.m.

 

Monday May 15

Closed for projects

 

Friday, May 19

Rattlesnake Organ Trio, Instrumental Dance Band

7-9 p.m.


Saturday, May 20

Billy D. of The Hoo Doos, Chicago Blues

7-9 p.m.

 

Friday, May 26

McKinney Green Band, Country

7-9 p.m.

 

Saturday, May 27

Jay Si Proof, Funk/Jazz

7-9 p.m.

 

Mountain Dining Guide-

AL FORNO FERRUZZA, 73285 Hwy 26, Rhododendron. 503-622-1212. Rustic Authentic Wood-Fired Pizza. Indoor dining/outdoor patio. Takeout/delivery. Order at mapleaqua.com

BARLOW TRAIL ROADHOUSE, 69580 Hwy 26, Welches. 503-622-1662. Closed Mon/Tues. Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner. Daily Specials/Halibut fish & chips/Fried chicken. Dine In/Take Out

BRIGHTWOOD TAVERN, 63010 E Brightwood Bridge Rd. 503-622-1568. 10am-10pm. Burgers. Specials. Full menu. Happy Hour 3:30-6:30 pm. Indoor/Outdoor seating. Dine In/Takeout

CHICALI CANTINA, Hoodland Shopping Ctr., Welches. 503-564-9091. Wed/Thur 11-8pm, Fri/Sat 11am-9pm, Sun 2-8pm Lunch & Dinner. Mexican

COFFEE BREWSTERS, Hoodland Shopping Ctr., 503-622-3396. Espresso, Tea, Scones, Bagels, Sandwiches, Pastries, Snacks. Free Wi-Fi. Monthly Coffee Special

COOPER'S WINE BAR & SHOP, 24540 E Welches Rd., Welches, 503-662-2025. Wed-Fri 3-9pm, Sat 1-9pm. Wines, beers. Tasting flights. Charcuterie boards-meats, cheeses. Snacks

DRAGONFLY CAFÉ & BAKERY, Mt Hood Village Resort. 503-622-2400. Breads, pastries. Dining/Catering/Cocktails. Fri/Sat Prime Rib/Seafood. Indoor/Outdoor seating. Takeout

EL BURRO LOCO, 67211 Hwy 26, Welches. 503-622-6780. Days & hours online. Mexican. Margaritas. Beer. Indoor/Outdoor dining. Order at www.elburro-loco.com. Takeout available

IVY BEAR FAMILY PIZZERIA, 54735 E Hwy 26, Sandy.  503-208-9111. Old World Style Pizza, calzones, wings, salads. Wine/Beer/Soda. Arcade Room.  Cured meats. Dine In/Take Out

MT. HOOD OREGON RESORT, Welches. 503-622-2214. Altitude: Open 7 days a week, hours vary. Familiar favorites. Gorgeous view with outside dining.

 SKYWAY BAR & GRILL, 71545 Hwy 26, Zigzag. 503-622-3775. Firepit. BBQ, ribs, burgers, famous Mac n’ cheese. Indoor/Outdoor dining. Infused cocktails. Dine In/Takeout

THE RENDEZVOUS, 67149 Hwy 26 (Rendezvous Ctr). Welches, 503-622-6837. thevousgrill.com. Lunch/Dinner. Wed-Sun, 3-8pm.  Dine indoors/out. Specials. Takeout available.

TIMBERLINE LODGE, 27500 E Timberline Rd., Government Camp. 503-272-3311. Open Daily. Several options from casual to fine dining www.timberlinelodge.com/lodge/dining

WHISTLE STOP, 66674 Hwy 26, Welches. 503-622-3440. whistlestopwelches.com. Open 9am-9pm, 21 and over. Burgers. Breakfast until 2pm,  Lunch/Dinner, Full Bar. Dine In/Takeout

COFFEE/ESPRESSO/TEA/SMOTHIES

COFFEE BREWSTERS, Hoodland Shopping Ctr., 503-622-3396. Espresso, Tea, Scones, Bagels, Sandwiches, Pastries, Snacks. Free Wi-Fi. Monthly Coffee Special

FERNIE’S COFFEE, 73265 Hwy 26, Rhododendron. Thurs-Tues 6am-3pm. Closed Wed. Proudly serving Stumptown coffees. Breakfast & Lunch - Bagels, box lunches, soup, sandwiches

MT HOOD ROASTERS, 73451 Hwy 26, Rhody, 503-622-6574. Espresso, stuffed breakfast bagels, teas, freshly roasted coffee beans. Custom labeled coffee. Gifts. Outdoor sitting

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