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Listed are events happening in The Mountain area and surrounding communities. Public Meetings, Events & Things to Do, Support Groups, Clubs/Groups/Classes/Clinics, Senior Center Events, Recreation Providers, Visitor Information, Volunteer Opportunities, Bulletin Board, Music Line Up and The Dining Guide. Submit calendar items to peggy@mountaintimesoregon.com by the 22nd of the month.
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| PUBLIC MEETINGS-
TUESDAYS,
ONGOING - Sandy
Toastmasters weekly meetings, (Lower Rec Room), 6:15-7:30pm, 39495 Cascadia
Village Dr., Sandy. Sandy Toastmasters provides a mutually supportive and
positive learning environment to develop communication and leadership skills.
All that and fun at the same time! Info: Steven Winkler, 503-668-3607,
stevesandy9@gmail.com.
WEDNESDAYS,
ONGOING - Sandy
Area Chamber of Commerce’s Good Morning Sandy, various locations, 7:30am. Info:
503-668-4006, www.sandyoregonchamber.org.
TUESDAY,
JULY 11 - Hoodland
Fire District Board of Directors, 7pm, (second Tues each month), Hoodland Fire
District, 69634 E Hwy 26, Welches. Info: 503-622-3256, www.hoodlandfire.com.
WEDNESDAY,
JULY 12 - Mt.
Hood Lions Club monthly business meeting, 7pm (second Wed each month), at their
building on the corner of E Hwy 26 and E Woodsey Way, Welches. Info:
503-622-4223.
SATURDAY, JULY 15 - Rhododendron CPO meeting, 10:30am, Osprey Room at the
Resort at The Mountain, Welches.
MONDAY,
JULY 17 - Sandy
City Council Meeting, 7pm, (first & third Mon each month), Council
Chambers, 39250 Pioneer Blvd., Sandy. Info: 503-668-5533.
TUESDAY,
JULY 18 - Clackamas
County Soil & Water Conservation District Board of Directors meeting, 1pm,
(third Tues each month) 221 Molalla Ave, Ste 102, Oregon City. Info:
503-655-3144 X119.
- Disability
Services Advisory Council of Clackamas County (third Tues each month)
1:30-3:30pm, at Aging & Disability Office, 221 Molalla Ave., Ste 104,
Oregon City. Promoting education and
advocacy on state and local issues that impact the physically disabled
community, their families and caregivers. Meetings are held in an accessible
space. Clackamas Co. residents invited to attend. Info: Bruce, 503-663-5452 or
503-298-3045, www.dsac-cc.org or like us on Facebook.
- Committee
for Citizen Involvement (CCI) of Clackamas County, 7-9pm, (third Tues each
month) Public Services Building, 2051 Kaen Rd., Oregon City. A process-oriented
committee, providing resources and opportunities for citizens to participate
effectively in Clackamas County's land use planning and decision making
process. Info: 503-655-8552.
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| EVENTS AND THINGS TO DO-
DAILY - Mt.
Hood Community Seed Library at Green Canyon Apothecary, 68272 E Hwy 26,
Welches. Seeds available to give or trade. Come celebrate the season. Available
during shop hours.
- Mt.
Hood Cultural Center & Museum, 88900 E Hwy 26 Business Loop, Government
Camp. Hours: 9am-5pm every day except Christmas and New Year. No admission, but
donations accepted. Exhibits interpret history of winter sports, early
exploration, settlement and natural history of Mt. Hood. Internet access/WiFi
available. Info: 503-272-3301, www.mthoodmuseum.org.
- Art
at the Hoodland Public Library, 24525 E Welches Rd., Welches. Visit the library
to see the beautiful quilts made by the local group, The Piecemakers! A
different quilt is on exhibit each month. The Clackamas County Arts Alliance
also exhibits the works of local (county) artists. Exhibit changes quarterly.
- OMSI, O1945 SE Water Street, Portland. "Pompeii: The
Exhibition." Through October 22, 2017. Experience the splendor of Ancient
Rome and travel back in time to 79 A.D. when Pompeii bustled as a commercial
port and strategic military and trading city. Forgotten for centuries after the
catastrophic eruption of Mount Vesuvius, and then rediscovered over 250 years
ago, this exhibit features a 4D theater experience and nearly 200 artifacts
including frescoes, mosaics, and precious items belonging to the residents of
Pompeii. Info: www.omsi.edu.
TUESDAYS - Preschool Story Time, 10am, Sandy Public Library, 38980 Proctor
Blvd., Sandy. Ages 3-5 years.
THURSDAYS - Wee Ones Story Time, 10am,
Sandy Library, 38980
Proctor Blvd., Sandy. Appropriate for children 6
months to 3 years old.
- Story Time, 10:30am,
Hoodland Library, 24525
E Welches Rd., Welches. Appropriate for children through preschool age.
- Open Mic hosted by Chris Stoltz, 9pm, at The Skyway
Bar & Grill, 71545 E Hwy 26, ZigZag.
THURS/FRI/SAT/SUN - "Chapter
Two," a play by Neil Simon and presented by the Wolf Pack Theater, 39570
Pioneer Blvd., Sandy, (runs through July 2). In this funny yet emotionally
charged play, a writer struggles to escape the memory of his recently deceased
wife by falling in love all over again. Show times: Thurs/Fri/Sat 8pm, Sun
matinees 2pm. Tickets: General Admission $18, Students/Seniors $15. Info:
www.wolfpacktheater.com.
FRIDAYS - Mt.
Hood Farmers Market, 3-7pm (through Oct. 29), 38600 Proctor Blvd., Sandy
(adjacent to Dairy Queen). More than a dozen vendors. Local, organic baked
goods, produce, meat, berries as well as flowers, crafts and much more. Info:
mounthoodfarmersmarket.org.
FRI/SAT/SUN - Timberline
Lodge tours Friday, Saturday and Sunday. 11am, 1pm & 2pm. Join a US Forest
Service Ranger for a 25-minute tour of historic Timberline Lodge. Explore the
rich history of the lodge and all it has to offer. Tours are free and available
to everyone. Donations not required but appreciated to ensure programs can be
continued. Meet at US Forest Service desk inside Timberline Lodge. Info:
503-622-2033, www.timberlinelodge.com.
SAT-SUN, JULY 1-2 - 59th Annual Chuckwagon Breakfast, 7am-1pm, at the Mt.
Hood Lions Club, Hwy 26 and Woodsey Way. Tickets may be purchased at Welches
Bldg. Supply, Clackamas County Bank, Barlow Trail Roadhouse or from any Mt.
Hood Lions member.
SATURDAY, JULY 1 - Graduation
Ceremony at Guide Dogs for the Blind, 1:30pm, Oregon Campus, 32901 SE Kelso Rd,
Boring. Ceremonies commemorate the efforts of students and their dogs. Groups
welcome with reservation. Guests should bring tissues, this is a moving event
and one of the best ways to get acquainted with the program. Info:
503-668-2100.
- Mt.
Hood Stargazing Party, 8pm, at Timberline Lodge, hosted by US Forest Service
and Timberline. Held in the Salmon River Parking Lot just east of the lodge,
beginning with a brief into at 8pm followed by stargazing throughout the
evening. View the Moon, Saturn, ancient star clusters, dying stars and the
center of the Milky Way from an elevation of 6,000 feet. Telescopes provided.
Children are encouraged to attend. Cost: Free but donations appreciated. Info:
timberlinelodge.com
SUNDAY,
JULY 2 - Cross
country Mountain Bike Relay Race at Skibowl. Come and race for 6 hours straight
on a fun and varied loop at Skibowl. Info: www.skibowl.com
TUESDAY,
JULY 4 - Fireworks
display, begins at dusk. Sandy High School, Sandy. Sponsored by City of Sandy
and Clackamas Co. Bank.
THURSDAY,
JULY 6-9 - Sandy
Area Chamber of Commerce Music Fair & Feast, Downtown Sandy Centennial
Plaza. Beer and wine garden, music. Sunday from noon-2pm, Kids Bake Off &
Chili Cook Off. Info: sandyoregonchamber.com.
FRIDAY,
JULY 7 - First Friday in Sandy is a fun way for residents &
visitors to sample a taste of Sandy. 5-8 pm (first Friday each month). Treat
yourself to a stroll around town and enjoy an evening of dining, art, wine
& beer tastings, in-store specials, music, special raffles and more. Info:
sandyoregonchamber.org.
- Library Coffee House, 6pm, 38980 Proctor Blvd., Sandy (first Fri each month). Terry Robb, acoustic blues. A family
friendly event, with music, coffee, desserts and a craft for kids. Info:
503-668-5537.
- Bingo,
Sandy Grange Hall, 34705 SW Kelso Rd., Sandy (first and third Fridays). Doors
open 5:30pm. Hot meal served at 6pm. Cost $5 per person. Bingo at 7pm, 3 cards
for 12 games, $12. Info: 503-637-6608.
SATURDAY,
JULY 8-9 - Sandy
Mountain Festival, Meinig Park, Sandy. Art, music, food, artisans, vendors and
more. Info: sandymountainfestival.org.
SATURDAY,
JULY 15 - Graduation
Ceremony at Guide Dogs for the Blind, 1:30pm, Oregon Campus, 32901 SE Kelso Rd,
Boring. Ceremonies commemorate the efforts of students and their dogs. Groups
welcome with reservation. Guests should bring tissues, this is a moving event
and one of the best ways to get acquainted with the program. Info:
503-668-2100.
WEDNESDAY,
JULY 16 - Wine
in the Woods, 4:30-8:30pm, Dale Nichols Main Stage, Meinig Park, Sandy. Music
by Blue Orchid at 5pm, Junebugs at 7pm. Wine, beer, cider and food. Bench
seating limited. Bring blanket or stadium chair.
FRIDAY,
JULY 21 - Bingo,
Sandy Grange Hall, 34705 SW Kelso Rd., Sandy (first and third Fridays). Doors
open 5:30pm. Hot meal served at 6pm. Cost $5 per person. Bingo at 7pm, 3 cards
for 12 games, $12. Info: 503-637-6608.
SUNDAY,
JULY 23 - Kiwanis
Cruise in Pancake Breakfast, 7am-1pm, McKinnon Airport, Sandy. Cost: $7 adults,
$4 children 10 and under. Visit the Show and Shine Car Show, vendor booths and
a fun-filled family day. sandykiwanis.org, 503-819-0511.
- Sunday
Sounds, 6:30pm, Meinig Park, Sandy. Music by Jackalope Saints. Info:
ci.sandy.or.us.
MON, JULY 24-FRI, JULY 28 - Vacation Bible Camp, sponsored by and held at the
Hoodland Lutheran Church, 9am-Noon. Kids ages 4 through 6th grade are invited
to attend this fun, week-long day camp. Free event. Info: Mary O'Dea,
503-622-4896 or check website: HoodlandLutheranChurch.org.
FRIDAY, JULY 28-30 - 13th Annual Northwest World Reggae Festival (Gates
open each day at 9am, close at 11pm), 58800 E Marmot Road, Sandy. Roots reggae
and world music. Info, cost and lineup:
www.nwwrf.com.
SATURDAY, JULY 29 - Sandy
River Basin Watershed Council Annual Summer Picnic at Marmot Recreation Center,
10:30am-1:30pm. Enjoy an informational tour of the former Marmot Dam site.
SRBWC will provide food and drinks.
Info: katherine@sandyriver.org
- Graduation
Ceremony at Guide Dogs for the Blind, 1:30pm, Oregon Campus, 32901 SE Kelso Rd,
Boring. Ceremonies commemorate the efforts of students and their dogs. Groups
welcome with reservation. Guests should bring tissues, this is a moving event
and one of the best ways to get acquainted with the program. Info:
503-668-2100.
- Mt.
Hood Cultural Center and Museum's Social History Happy Hour (last Saturday each
month). 7pm. 88900 Government Camp Loop, Govt. Camp. Info: 503-272-3301.
- Mt.
Hood Stargazing Party, 8pm, at Timberline Lodge, hosted by US Forest Service and
Timberline. Held in the Salmon River Parking Lot just east of the lodge,
beginning with a brief intro at 8pm followed by stargazing throughout the
evening. View the Moon, Saturn, ancient star clusters, dying stars and the
center of the Milky Way from an elevation of 6,000 feet. Telescopes provided.
Children are encouraged to attend. Cost: Free but donations appreciated. Info:
timberlinelodge.com
- Starlight
Cinema starting at dusk, Dale Nichols Main Stage, Meinig Park, Sandy. Family
friendly feature length movie. "Sing." (114 minutes, PG). Info:
ci.sandy.or.us.
SUNDAY,
JULY 30 - Breakfast
at the Sandy Grange, 8-11am (last Sunday of every month). 34705 SW Kelso Rd.,
Sandy. Ham, pancakes, eggs cooked to order, juice and coffee. Cost $4. Info:
503-637-6608.
- Sunday
Sounds, 6:30pm, Meinig Park, Sandy. Music by 3-Leg Torso. Info: ci.sandy.or.us.
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| MUSIC-
Thursday,
June 29 - Open
Mic hosted by Chris Stolz, 9pm, Skyway
Friday,
June 30 - Van
Rotens (original folk fusion), Skyway
- Karaoke,
9pm, The Whistle Stop
JULY Saturday,
July 1 - Elke
Robitaille Band (alt-folk rock), Skyway
Sunday,
July 2
- Open
Mic, 6pm, The Whistle Stop
- Steelhead
Stalkers (jazz), 7pm, Skyway
Monday,
July 3 - Redwood
Son (americana), Skyway
Wednesday,
July 5 - Matt & Melodie of the Van
Rontens, 3-5pm,
Timberline
Thursday,
July 6 - Hit
Machine (evening), Music Fair & Feast
- Open
Mic hosted by Chris Stolz, 9pm, Skyway
Friday,
July 7 - Britnee
Kellog, 5:30pm; NW Sugar Shakers, 8:30pm, Music Fair & Feast
- Terry
Robb (Acoustic Blues) 6pm at the Library Coffee House, Sandy Public Library
- 26
East (cover band), Skyway
- Karaoke,
9pm, The Whistle Stop
Saturday,
July 8 - Megan
James, 3pm; Countryside Ride, 5:30pm; Crush, 8:30pm, Music Fair & Feast
- The
Feral Cats (rock & roll), Skyway
- Karaoke,
9pm, The Whistle Stop
Sunday,
July 9 - Rae
Gordon Band, 2pm, Music Fair & Feast
- Tony
Graham, 5-7pm, The Shack
- Open
Mic, 6pm, The Whistle Stop
- Shaky
Hand String Band (mountain grass), Skyway
Monday,
July 10 - Pete
Kartsounes (solo loop), Skyway
Wednesday,
July 12 - Jess
Clemons, 3-5pm, Timberline
Thursday,
July 13 - Open
Mic hosted by Chris Stolz, 9pm, Skyway
Friday,
July 14 - Karaoke,
9pm, The Whistle Stop
- Mr.
Musu (psychadelic rock), Skyway
Saturday,
July 15 - Karaoke,
9pm, The Whistle Stop
- Joy
Tribe (funk rock), Skyway
Sunday,
July 16 - Wine
in the Woods. Blue Orchid, 5pm; Junebugs 7pm, Meinig Park
- Open
Mic, 6pm, The Whistle Stop
- Jaimie
Leopold & The Short Stories (americana country), 7pm, Skyway
Monday,
July 17 - The
Good Time Travelers Duo (soul/folk), 7pm, Skyway
Wednesday,
July 19 - Tara
Velarde, 3-5pm, Timberline
Thursday,
July 20 - Open
Mic hosted by Chris Stolz, 9pm, Skyway
Friday,
July 21 - Karaoke,
9pm, The Whistle Stop
- Bob
Shoemaker (delta blues), Skyway
Saturday,
July 22 - Karaoke
, 9pm, The Whistle Stop
- Dryland
Farmers (americana), Skyway
Sunday,
July 23 - Open
Mic, 6pm, The Whistle Stop
- Jackalope
Saints (americana), 6:30pm, Menig Park
- Joey
Capoccia & Derek McSwain (mandolin & guitar), Skyway
Monday,
July 24 - Backup
& Push (bluegrass) 7pm, Skyway
Thursday,
July 27 - Open
Mic hosted by Chris Stolz, 9pm, Skyway
Friday,
July 28 - Roots
Reggae & World Music. 9am-11pm. Artists from around the globe. NW World
Reggae Festival.
- Karaoke,
9pm, The Whistle Stop
- Worth
(bohemian blues hop), Skyway
Saturday,
July 29 - Karaoke
, 9pm, The Whistle Stop
- Roots
Reggae & World Music. Artists from around the globe. 9am-11pm. NW World
Reggae Festival.
- Kris
Deelane & The Hurt (motown), Skyway
Sunday,
July 30 - Roots
Reggae & World Music. Artists from around the globe. 9am-11pm. NW World
Reggae Festival.
- Open
Mic, 6pm, The Whistle Stop
- 3
Leg Torso (eclectic chamber band) 6:30pm, Meinig Park
- Left
Coast Country (bluegrass), Skyway
Music Venues
Meinig
Park, 17670 Meinig Avenue, Sandy. ci.sandy.or.us
Music
Fair & Feast, held in downtown Sandy on the Plaza. sandyoregonchamber.org
Northwest
World Reggae Festival, Pfau Pfamily Pfarma, 58800 E Marmot Rd., Sandy.
www.nwwrf.com
Sandy
Public Library, 38980 Proctor Blvd., Sandy - ci.sandy.or.us
The
Shack, 67350 E Hwy 26, Welches. 503.622.3876
The
Skyway Bar & Grill, 71545 E Hwy 26, Zigzag, 503.622.3775.
skywaybarandgrill.com
The
Whistle Stop, E Hwy 26, Brightwood, 503.622.3400
Timberline
Lodge (Back Patio), 27500 E Timberline Road, Timberline Lodge. 503-272-3293.
timberlinelodge.com |
| DINING-
AL FORNO FERRUZZA, 72385 Hwy 26, Rhododendron.
503-622-1212. Hot oven rustic Sicilian pizza. Dine in, carry out, delivery.
Bar. Organic Elixir cocktails.
BRIGHTWOOD TAVERN, Brightwood Bridge Rd. 503-622-1568.
Burgers, chicken, soups. Lunch specials Monday - Friday. Happy Hour daily
3:30-6:30 pm. Pool Tourneys, Free Pool Sundays.
COFFEE BREWSTERS, Hoodland Shopping Ctr., 503-622-3396. Espresso,
Scones, Bagels, Sandwiches, Snacks. Free Wi-Fi. Monthly Coffee Special.
DRAGONFLY CAFÉ & BAKERY, Mt Hood Village Resort.
503-622-2400. Home-baked breads, pastries. Dine In/Take Out/Catering/Cocktails.
Fri & Sat Prime Rib/Seafood.
EL BURRO LOCO, 67149 Hwy 26, Welches. 503-622-6780. Lunch,
Dinner, Mexican favorites, Take out available. Margaritas. Cantina. Patio.
IVY BEAR FAMILY PIZZERIA, 54735 E Hwy 26, Sandy.
503-208-9111. Fresh made pizza, pasta, calzones, wings, salads, homemade
dressings, ice cream floats. Wine/Beer/Soda. Growlers.
MOGUL MOUNTAIN PIZZA, Hoodland Park Plaza, Welches.
503-622-4323. Pizza. Dine In, Take Out and Delivery available.
MT HOOD BREWING CO, 87304 E Gov’t. Camp Loop, Gov’t Camp. 503-272-3172. Entrees,
sandwiches, signature pizzas. Handcrafted beers. Happy Hour daily 4-6 pm.
Family friendly.
MULTORPOR LODGE at Skibowl East, 503-272-3206. Luncheon
specials, soups, speciality coffees and
the OUTBACK CAFÉ & ESPRESSO at Skibowl, 503-272-3206, Slope-side lodge with
convenient seating, music, TVs, brown bag area. RATSKELLER BAR & PIZZERIA,
downtown Gov’t Camp. Pizza, dips, salads, wraps, burgers. 503-272-3635. HIGH MOUNTAIN CAFÉ, downtown Gov’t Camp.
Coffee, pastries, sandwiches. 503-272-3059.
SKYWAY BAR & GRILL, 71545 Hwy 26, Zigzag. 503-622-3775.
Dining, all ages til 10pm. Firepit. Handmade foods, famous mac’n cheese. Live
Music (see lineup).
STILL CREEK INN, 73365 E Hwy 26, Rhododendron,
503-622-4618. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner. Specialty German Menu. Cocktails,
steaks, seafood.
THE RENDEZVOUS, 67149 Hwy 26. Welches, 503-622-6837.
Lunch & Dinner, fresh local seafood. Grill & Tap Room. Patio Dining.
Chef’s Daily Specials.
THE RESORT AT THE MOUNTAIN, Welches. 503-622-2214.
Altitude: B’fast/Lunch/Dinner. Happy Hour & specials. mallards café &
pub B’fast at 7am. Lunch/Dinner menu 11am. Patio Dining, stunning views.
THE SHACK, 67350 Hwy 26. Welches. 503-622-3876. B’fast, Lunch & Dinner. Sports
Bar-Big Screen TVs. Taco Tues. Military & Vet Discounts. Free Pool Sun
& Mon. Patio.
TIMBERLINE LODGE, Timberline. 503-272-3267. Cascade
Dining Room - Fine Dining; Ram’s Head Bar - Casual Dining with stunning views;
Blue Ox Bar - Casual Dining.
WHISTLE STOP, Hwy 26, Brightwood. 503-622-3440. Homemade
soups & breads. Breakfast, Moon’s
famous Whistle Burger. Lunch & Dinner.
Fri/Sat Karaoke. Sunday Open Mic. |
| SENIOR CENTERS-
HOODLAND
SENIOR CTR-65000 E. Hwy 26, Welches. Info: 503-622.3331.
DAILY
- Blood Pressure checks, 8am-5pm, at Hoodland Fire Dept. No appointment
necessary.
MONDAYS - Better
Bones for Balance, 10-11am. Beginning class will improve fitness, strength and
balance. Dress in comfy clothing, sneakers/running shoes.
- Bible
study, 1pm
TUESDAYS
WEDNESDAYS - Mountain
Motivators Weight Loss Club. Walk with the Motivators at 9am and then meet at 10am.
Emphasis on nutrition and exercise. Info: Donna 503-882-9246.
- Better
Bones for Balance, 10-11am. Beginning class will improve fitness, strength and
balance. Dress in comfy clothing, sneakers/running shoes. (No classes July
12-25.)
- Knitting
with Valerie, 11:30am
THURSDAYS - Tai
Chi Class, 10-11am.
- Cards
and Board Games, 2pm. Everyone is welcome to come and play.
SAT, JULY 1- 2 - 59th Annual Chuckwagon Breakfast, 7am-1pm, at the Mt.
Hood Lions Club, Hwy 26 & Woodsey Way. Tickets may be purchased at Welches
Bldg. Supply, Clackamas County Bank, Barlow Trail Roadhouse or from any Mt.
Hood Lions member.
TUESDAY,
JULY 11 - Board
Meeting, 10am at the Center. Everyone welcome to share ideas.
WEDNESDAY,
JULY 12 - Dental
Hygiene Workshop. Lori Killen Aus, RDHEP, MA Oral Health for Life, will provide
an entertaining and fun workshop that centers on connecting oral health with
total health and well being. There will be a free goodie bag for participants
as well as information regarding low cost dental options for seniors. Please
call the center to register so Lori will know how many people will be
attending.
THURSDAY,
JULY 13 - Legal
services provided free by Sandy attorney at Sandy Senior Ctr. Call for
appointment, 503-668-5569.
TUESDAY,
JULY 25 - Parkinson's
Class/Support Group. 11am (fourth Tues of every month). Educational materials
available. Support and sharing to help develop a program that will benefit
those afflicted with Parkinson's and caregivers.
SANDY
SENIOR CTR-38348 Pioneer Blvd., Sandy. Info: 503-668-5569.
MONDAYS - Silvertones
Music Group, 10am. New members welcome at all times.
- Oil
Painting, 1pm. Info: Anna Mae Lindsay, 503-668-4476.
- Pinochle,
1pm. Everyone welcome.
- Bridge,
6:30pm. Veteran players and newcomers welcome.
TUESDAYS - Flex
& Stretch, 11am. Increase flexibility and strength. Sitting and standing
routines.
- Oil
Painting, 1pm. Info: Anna Mae Lindsay, 503-668-4476.
- Tai
Chi, 1pm.
WEDNESDAYS - Silvertones
Music Group, 10am. New members welcome at all times.
- A
Change of Pace, 1-5pm. Appropriately structured activities for individuals with
Alzheimer's Disease or related dementia disorders.
THURSDAYS - Flex
& Stretch, 11am. Increase flexibility and strength. Sitting and standing
routines.
FRIDAYS
WEDNESDAY,
JULY 12 - Foot
clinic, 9am.
- Alzheimer's
Support Group, 1-3pm. Open to anyone whose life is affected by Alzheimer's or
related dementia disorders.
THURSDAY,
JULY 13 - Legal
services, 9am-Noon. Call 503-668-5569 to schedule appointment.
TUESDAY,
JULY 18 - Parkinson's
Support Group, 11am. Share experiences and tips for living with Parkinson's
Disease.
- Bingo,
12:45pm.
THURSDAY,
JULY 27 - Mystery
Book Club, 2-4pm, Info: Susie Jenkins, sjenkins@ci.sandy.or.us.
SATURDAY,
JULY 29 - Mountain
Jamboree, 7pm, Dining Room. Sing, play and dance. Bring a dessert to share.
Coffee is provided.
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| SUPPORT GROUPS/SERVICES-
MONDAYS - Estacada
Friendship Group-Alcoholics Anonymous, 7pm, St. Aloysius Community Hall, 297 N.
Broadway Street, Estacada.
- Sandy
Discovery Group-Alcoholics Anonymous, 7pm, Foursquare Church of Sandy, 39300
Dubarko Drive, Sandy.
TUESDAYS - Sandy
Principles and Progress - Al Anon Family Group, 6-7pm, 38348 Pioneer Blvd.,
Sandy.
- Sandy
Discovery Group-Alcoholics Anonymous (Sandy Women's meeting-closed meeting), 7-8:15pm,
Immanuel Church, Fellowship Hall, 39901 Pleasant Street, Sandy.
- Sandy
Tuesday Night-Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30-9pm, Sandy Community Ctr, 38348
Pioneer Blvd., Sandy.
WEDNESDAYS - Clackamas
Women's Services offers a free domestic violence support group, 11:30am-1pm,
(each Wed). A Safe Place, Family Justice Ctr. for Clackamas Co., 256 Warner
Milne Rd, Oregon City. If you would like support from healing in an abusive
relationship, join in this confidential group. Bring your lunch or snack if you
wish. Info: CWS Crisis and Support Line, 503-654-2288; A Safe Place,
503-655-8600.
- Courage
to Change Group-Alcoholics Anonymous, 12-1pm, Sandy Actors Theater, 17433
Meinig Ave, Sandy.
- Courage
to Change Group-Alcoholics Anonymous, 5:30-6:30pm, Immanuel Church, Fireside
Room, 39901 Pleasant St., Sandy.
- Welches
Timberline Group-Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30-9pm, St. John in the Woods Church,
24905 Woodsey Way, Welches.
THURSDAYS - Welches
Timberline Group-Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30-7:30pm, St. John in the Woods
Church, 24905 Woodsey Way, Welches.
- Sandy
Discovery Group-Alcoholics Anonymous, 7-8pm, Foursquare Church of Sandy, 39300
Dubarko Drive, Sandy.
FRIDAYS - Welches
Timberline Group-Alcoholics Anonymous, Woodsey Way Women's AA - closed meeting.
6-7pm, St. John in the Woods Church, 24905 Woodsey Way, Welches.
- Estacada
Friendship Group-Alcoholics Anonymous, 7pm, St. Aloysius Community Hall, 297 N.
Broadway Street, Estacada.
- Sandy
Discovery Group-Alcoholics Anonymous, 7-8:15pm, Foursquare Church of Sandy,
39300 Dubarko Drive, Sandy.
SATURDAYS - Welches
Timberline Group-Alcoholics Anonymous, 5-6pm, St. John in the Woods Church, 24905
Woodsey Way, Welches.
SUNDAYS - Sandy
Discovery Group-Alcoholics Anonymous, 9-10:15am, Living Way Fellowship
Foursquare Church, 39300 Dubarko Road, Sandy.
- Grace
in Govy-Alcoholics Anonymous, 5:30-7:30pm every Sunday at Mt Hood Cultural
Center & Museum, Government Camp.
- Welches
Timberline Group-Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30-9pm, St. John in the Woods Church, 24905
Woodsey Way, Welches.
SATURDAY,
JULY 15 - NAMI
Family Support Group, 9-10:30am, (third Sat each month) Immanuel Lutheran
Church, 39901 Pleasant Street, Sandy (behind police station). Please enter by
the back door. This is a family support group for loved ones of persons with a
mental illness. Info: Blythe Nordbye, 503-680-2849, blythenordbye@gmail.com.
THURSDAY,
JULY 20 - Veteran's
assistance, 9:30am-noon, Sandy VFW Hall, 38452 Proctor Blvd., Sandy (third
Thurs of month). Janice Tafoya, Veterans Service Officer for Clackamas County,
will assist veterans on a first-come, first-served basis. Or schedule an
appointment at Clackamas County Veterans Service Office, 1810 Red Soils Court,
Oregon City at 503-605-5631.
WEDNESDAY,
JULY 26 - Alzheimer’s
Support Group, 1-2:30pm, (fourth Wed each month), Trinity Lutheran Church, 507
W. Powell Blvd., Gresham. Info: Emilie Cartoun, 503-668-5545,
e.cartoun@mthoodhospice.org.
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| CLUBS/GROUPS/CLASSES/INFORMATIONAL MEETINGS-
ONGOING - Sandy
School Based Health Center, Mon-Fri 7am-3pm for Oregon Trail School District
Students, grades K-12 at Sandy High School (east entrance) while school is in
session (closed through summer). Provides a range of medical services,
including injury and illness diagnosis and treatment, physicals, screenings,
lab tests, immunizations and more. Students and families are not billed for
services - insurance is billed when available. Info/Appt: 503-668-3483. Also
open to everyone from 3pm-8pm Mon-Fri. Call 503-655-8471 to schedule appt. www.clackamas.us/healthcenters.
MONDAYS - Game
Factory/Coding Club, (no meetings 3rd Mon) 4-5 pm, Sandy Public Library, 38980
Proctor Blvd., Sandy. Learn how to code and play games. Teens age 11-17 and all
skill levels welcome. Use one of the library's laptops or bring your own
device.
TUESDAYS - "Book
a Librarian" from 2-6pm at the Hoodland Library, 24525 E Welches Rd.,
Welches. Make an appointment or drop in for assistance with research, using
library resources or catching up on the latest technologies. Info: 503-622-3460,
email hoodlandlibrary@ci.sandy.or.us.
- Art
Class at Ant Farm, 3:30-5pm, 39140 Proctor Blvd., Sandy. Free to the public. Info:
503-668-9955.
WEDNESDAYS - Community
Acupuncture with Stacey McCarthy, L. AC, 2-6pm. Call 503-754-9053 to sign up.
Info: www.stickwithstacey.com.
- Meditation
at the Wy'East Zen Center, 39641 Scenic St., Sandy. 6:30-7pm with Dharma talk
and discussion from 7-8pm. Newcomers are welcome to arrive at 6:15pm for a
brief orientation or instruction. The forms are Zen Buddhist but all faith
traditions are welcome. Info: Emilie Cartoun, 503-997-3193.
THURSDAYS - "Wise
Walkers" is about getting moderate walking exercise in the center of
downtown Sandy. 10-11am through July with the potential to go longer if there
is interest. Wear comfortable clothing and good walking shoes. Info and
register: Susan Winsinger, swinsinger@ci.sandy.or.us.
- "Read
to the Dog," 4-5pm, Sandy Public Library. Kids learning to read can
practice their skills. Reading to a dog will help struggling kids gain
confidence in a no-stress, non-judgmental environment. Call 503-668-5537 to make
an appointment for your child.
SATURDAYS - Saturday
Afternoon Kids' Club, 2-4 pm, Sandy Public Library, 38980 Proctor Blvd., Sandy.
(1st Sat Lego Club; 2nd Sat Scratch: game coding club; 3rd Sat Art Club; 4th
Sat Video Games & Minecraft). Appropriate for kids 7-12. Free and no
registration required.
- Saturday
Afternoon Kids' Club, 1-3pm, Hoodland Public Library, 24525 E. Welches Rd. (2nd
Sat Lego Club, 3rd Sat Art Club, ages 7-12; 4th Sat Lego Club). Info:
hoodlandlibrary@ci.sandy.or.us, 503-622-3460.
MONDAY,
JULY 3 - Book
Group (Men's group), 7pm, (first Mon of each month) Sandy Public Library, 38980
Proctor Blvd., Sandy.
WEDNESDAY,
JULY 5 - Teen
MakerSpace, 2pm, Sandy Public Library, 38980 SE Proctor Blvd., Sandy. (First
& third Wed each month.) MakerSpace is an analog program that fosters
opportunities for teens to have experiences that ignite creativity,
imagination, pique interest and connect with a community of creators. Teens
12-17, be inspired.
- Library
Advisory Board, 6-7:30pm, Sandy Public Library Community Room. Info: Sarah
McIntyre, smcintyre@ci.sandy.or.us.
- Prime
Timers Dining Club for singles age 50 and up. Meeting at Heidi's Restaurant,
1230 NE Cleveland Ave., Gresham, 503-667-4200. Come and start some new
friendships! (first Wed each month). Social Time 6pm, dinner at 6:30pm. Dinner
is Dutch treat. Info: www.PrimeTimersDiningClub, Pat, 503-936-5861 email pat@
PrimeTimersDning@aol.com.
THURSDAY,
JULY 6 - Sandy
Kiwanis, 6:30pm, (first & third Thurs) at Sandy Family Restaurant, 39024 Proctor
Blvd., Sandy Order off the menu. Info:
www.sandykiwanis.org, 503-819-0511.
MONDAY,
JULY 10 - HEART,
Emergency Response Team, 7pm, Hoodland Fire Station, 69634 E Hwy 26, Welches.
Local training every month (second Monday). "Save Your House." Fire
will come to this area, sooner or later. Now's the time to "firewise"
your home. Bring a friend. Everyone welcome. Info: 503-622-3256.
TUESDAY,
JULY 11 - Anime
Club, 2pm, Sandy Public Library, 38980 Proctor Blvd., Sandy. Specifically
designed for 6-8th graders. Watch some Anime, talk about favorites, eat popcorn
with other anime fans. Teens 12-17 welcome.
WEDNESDAY,
JULY 12 - "Wild
is the Way," Cascade Stream Watch Viewing Area, Wildwood Park, Welches,
1-3pm. Preschool to grade 5, all abilities. A kids' art-based Outdoor Ed Summer
Program. (July 12 and 19. Cost $13/day.) Explore the great outdoors, native
culture, natural arts and sciences. Info/Online Reg: www.eruptionart.com
THURSDAY,
JULY 13 - Women's
Book Club, 7pm, Sandy Public Library (second Thurs each month). 38980 Proctor
Blvd., Sandy. Info: Susie Jenkins, sjenkins@ci.sandy.or.us.
FRIDAY,
JULY 14 - Sandy
VFW Post 4273 Auxiliary Monthly Meeting, 6pm, (second Fri each month) at VFW
Hall, 38452 Proctor Blvd., Sandy.
- Adult
Paint Night, 6:30 pm, Sandy Public Library. A free, two-hour guided painting
class using acrylic paints on canvas. The pre-determined painting will be
taught step-by-step by an instructor in front of the class. No painting
experience necessary. Info: Susie Jenkins, SJenkins@ci.sandy.or.us.
MONDAY,
JULY 17 - Teen
Advisory Board meeting, 2pm, Sandy Public Library Community Room, 38980 Proctor
Blvd., Sandy (third Monday each month). Teens interested in joining are welcome
to fill out a volunteer application. TAB provides an opportunity for teens to
have a say in what happens at the library and to develop planning and
leadership skills. Teens aged 12-17 welcome. Info: Rebecca,
rrobinowitz@ci.sandy.or.us.
WEDNESDAY,
JULY 19 - "Wild
is the Way," Cascade Stream Watch Viewing Area, Wildwood Park, Welches,
1-3pm. Preschool to grade 5, all abilities. A kids' art-based Outdoor Ed Summer
Program. (July 12 and 19. Cost $13/day.) Explore the great outdoors, native
culture, natural arts and sciences. Info/Online Reg: www.eruptionart.com
- Teen
MakerSpace, 2pm, Sandy Public Library, 38980 SE Proctor Blvd., Sandy. (First
& third Wed each month.) MakerSpace is an analog program that fosters
opportunities for teens to have experiences that ignite creativity,
imagination, pique interest and connect with a community of creators. Teens
12-17, be inspired.
- Hoodland
Book Group, 6:30-8:30pm, Hoodland Public Library, 24525 E Welches Road,
Welches. Under discussion: "The Sympathizer," by Viet Thanh Nguyen.
Info: hoodlandlibrary@ci.sandy.or.us, 503-622-3460.
THURSDAY,
JULY 20 - Sandy
Kiwanis, 6:30pm, (first & third Thurs) at Sandy Family Restaurant, 39024
Proctor Blvd., Sandy Order off the menu.
Info: www.sandykiwanis.org, 503-819-0511.
- Photography
Outing-Music Crawl, 7pm. Meet at the main stage next to the Estacada Thriftway.
During the Music Crawl, businesses in downtown Estacada host various musical
acts. Bring your camera and walking shoes. Info: Thea Kuziemski,
tkusiemski@ci.sandy.or.us.
- Trivia
Night at the Sandy Public Library, 7pm. Get a team together and compete against
other teams to win a prize. Teens are encouraged to register team but can show
up at the event and then be assigned to a team. Be inspired. Teens 12-17
welcome. Info: Thea Kuziemski, tkusiemski@ci.sandy.or.us.
FRIDAY,
JULY 21 - Sandy
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4273 Meeting, 6pm, (third Fri each month), VFW
Hall, 38452 Proctor Blvd., Sandy.
MONDAY,
JULY 24-29 - Nutz-n'Boltz
Theater Company will be offering a fun one-week theater camp. 10am-12:30pm,
Mon-Fri and 3-5:30pm Sat, followed by a performance of "The Gingerbread
Girl," a snappy retelling of "Frankenstein and The Gingerbread
Man." Camp is limited to 15 students, ages 7-14 years. Older students can
participate and run sound/light board. Cost $70, includes all materials. Email:
info@nnbtheater.com.
TUESDAY,
JULY 25 - Clackamas
County House District 52 Oregon Trail Democrats, 7pm, (fourth Tues each month),
Clackamas Co. Bank Sunset Room, 38935 Proctor Blvd., Sandy. Everyone is
welcome! Info: Susan Gates, 503-668-9628, www.oregontraildemocrats.org.
WEDNESDAY,
JULY 26 - Anime
Club, 3:30-5pm, Sandy Public Library, 38980 Proctor Blvd., Sandy, (second &
fourth Wednesday each month). Specifically designed for 6-8th graders. Watch
some Anime, talk about favorites, eat popcorn with other anime fans. Teens
12-17 welcome.
- Cool
Season Vegetable Gardening, Sandy Public Library, 6:30pm. Pick a home-grown
salad for your Thanksgiving meal, harvest leeks and parsnips fresh for a winter
soup or stew. Discover what you can grow during the cooler season, learn about
planting times, and tips to keep your vegetable garden growing year-round.
Nicole Forbes, Education & Events Coordinator for Dennis' 7 Dees
Landscaping and Garden Centers. Contact Susie Jenkins, SJenkins@ci.sandy.or.us.
- Mt
Hood Lions Club (fourth Weds. each month), 6:30pm, Social Time, 7 pm, Dinner
meeting. At their building on the corner of E Hwy 26 and E Woodsey Way,
Welches. Info: 503-622-4223.
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| RECREATION/VISITOR INFO-
- Timberline
Lodge & Ski Area. Year-round skiing/snowboarding, lodge tours.
503-622-7979, www.timberlinelodge.com.
- Mt.
Hood Skibowl. Summer activities. Adventure Park. 503-272-3206, www.skibowl.com.
- The
Fly Fishing Shop. Equipment, information, instruction. 503-622-4607,
www.flyfishusa.com.
- The
Resort at The Mountain. Golf, Croquet, Spa, Dining. 503-622-3101,
www.mthood-resort.com.
- Mt.
Hood Adventures. Concierge-type services for recreational activities in the
area. 88335 E. Government Camp Loop, Government Camp. 503-715-2175, 888-422-4776,
www.mthoodadventure.com.
- Mt.
Hood Village Resort. Fitness center/pool. 503-622-4011, www.mthoodvillage.com.
- Windells
Camp, 59550 E Hwy 26, Sandy. Indoor skate facility and BMX. info@windells.com
503 622-3736.
VISITOR
INFO - Mt.
Hood Cultural Center & Museum, 88900 E Hwy 26 Business Loop, Government
Camp. Open daily (except Christmas & New Year), 9am-5pm, 503-272-3301,
www.mthoodmuseum.org. Brochures, maps, guide books, passes, etc.
- Mt.
Hood Adventures, 88335 E. Government Camp Loop, Government Camp. Open daily, 9am-6pm
503-715-2175, 888-422-4776, www.mthoodadventure.com.
- Mt.
Hood Info. www.mthood.info, 1-888-622-4822.
- Mt.
Hood National Forest, Zig Zag Ranger District, 70220 E Hwy 26, Zig Zag. Open
Daily, 7:45 am – 4:30 pm (closed for lunch noon – 1 pm). 503-622-3191, Ext.
668, www.fs.fed.us/r6/mthood.
- Sandy
Historical Society Museum, 39345 Pioneer Blvd., Sandy. Open 7 days/wk. Mon-Sat
10-4 pm, Sun 12-4 pm Free Admission. 503-668-3378, sandyhistorical@sandynet.org,
www.sandyhistorical.org.
- Sandy
Area Chamber of Commerce, 38979 Pioneer Blvd., Sandy. Open Monday, Wednesday
& Friday, 10 - 4 pm (Tuesday and Thursday available to members by
appointment only) 503-668-4006.
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| VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES-
- Sandy/Hoodland
Advisory Board is looking for two members. The open positions are for residents
of the Sandy Library Service area. For more information, contact Library
Director Sarah McIntyre at 503-489-2168 or smcintyre@ci.sandy.or.us.
- Guide
Dogs for the Blind, Sandy, has various volunteer opportunities. Info: www.guidedogs.com,
503-668-2100.
- Firefighters,
Special Task Group, Support Group, HEART and Explorers. Call the Hoodland Fire
District for further information. Do you have what it takes? 503-622-3256,
hoodland@hoodlandfire.org.
- Consider
being a volunteer at the Mt. Hood Cultural Center & Museum, Government
Camp. Hours and days very flexible. Call the museum at 503-272-3301 or drop by
if interested.
- The
Hoodland Senior Center is in need of drivers for Meals on Wheels. Must have a
valid Oregon driver's license, proof of insurance and a dependable vehicle.
Also, bus drivers are needed for day trips. Class C driver's license is
required as well as attendance at three classes with Ride Connection (no cost
to volunteers).
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- The
Hoodland Fire Dept's Volunteer Support Group's Annual Garage sale will be on
August 5 from 10 - 3 pm at the Hoodland Fire Dept. Main station. Vendors
wishing to rent tables please contact Rochelle at purple-girl@frontier.com,
503-622-4432.
- 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.
- Donations
accepted for delivery to several veterans hospitals in Oregon: Men’s/women’s
clothing, boots/shoes, backpacks, quilts, toothbrushes and toothpaste, books
and puzzles etc. Cotton fabrics especially sought. Please call Jean
Bettencourt, VFW at 503-663-0510 or email at jean.bettencourt@aol.com for
guidelines and to arrange drop-off in Sandy.
- The
Sandy Community Action Center at 38982 Pioneer Blvd., Sandy, is the food pantry
for residents from Boring to Government Camp. The Center provides emergency
food assistance to those in need. The pantry is open for income-eligible people
from 10am-4pm Wed & Fri and 10am-1pm Sat. Proof that you reside in the
Oregon Trail School District is required. Food boxes through the community
Basket Program are available on the third Thursday of the month from 9am to
Noon. Info: www.sandyactioncenter.org, 503-668-4746.
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