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All 214 events →12 AMKitchen Confidence for Youth with Vision LossClark County Food Bank, Vancouver
A free, two-part cooking workshop at Clark County Food Bank supports children and young adults with vision loss and their families in building confidence and independence in the kitchen. Led by Chef Debra Erickson, founder of The Blind Kitchen, the program blends hands-on practice with demonstrations and discussion for all ability levels. Participants learn safety-focused techniques for measuring, cutting and working with heat, along with organization and labeling approaches that make kitchens more accessible. The sessions also introduce adapted kitchen tools and methods that help everyone cook more comfortably. Each student takes home specialized cooking tools, and snacks are provided. Open to youth ages 8 to 22 with vision loss who attend with a parent, guardian or caregiver. Free to attend and limited to eight families.
6502 NE 47th Ave, Vancouver
8:30 AMEnhanceFitness Tuesdays 8:30-9:30Battle Ground
EnhanceFitness is a low-cost, evidence-based group fitness and fall prevention class designed to help older adults of all ability levels feel more active, energized, and confident. A certified instructor with specialized training guides a one-hour session that begins with a brief warmup, moves into about 20 minutes of aerobic activity, and includes a short cool down. Strength work follows using soft cuff weights for the arms and legs, with options ranging from none up to 20 pounds, and the class wraps up with roughly 10 minutes of stretching. Dynamic and static balance exercises are woven throughout, and there are plenty of chances to connect and make new friends. No special equipment is required beyond the cuff weights. For personalized attention, in-person classes are capped at 25 participants, and the pace is set to suit the group.
116 NE 3rd Ave, Battle Ground
10 AMEnhanceFitness Tuesdays 10:00-11:00Battle Ground
EnhanceFitness is a low-cost, evidence-based group exercise and falls prevention class designed to help older adults of all fitness levels feel more active, energized, and confident. A certified instructor with specialized training leads a one-hour session that begins with a brief warmup to get blood flowing, moves into about 20 minutes of aerobic activity, then transitions to a short cooldown. The class continues with strength training using soft cuff weights for the arms and legs, with options ranging from no weight up to 20 pounds, and concludes with targeted stretching to support flexibility. Balance work is incorporated throughout, and the friendly group setting offers many chances to meet new people. No special equipment is required beyond the cuff weights, the pace is set to suit participants safely, and in-person attendance is limited to 25 to allow for individual attention.
2210 W Main St, Battle Ground
10 AMDementia Friendly Clark County Memory CafeCameo Cafe, Vancouver
At Cameo Cafe in Vancouver, this monthly Memory Café is co-hosted by HOPE and the Area Agency on Aging & Disabilities of Southwest Washington. It welcomes people living with memory loss along with their care partners in a relaxed setting where connection matters more than diagnosis. Participants can enjoy creative and conversational activities such as art, music, games, and simple prompts that encourage interaction and support thinking and memory. Staff and volunteers cultivate a calm, friendly atmosphere so everyone can take part at a comfortable pace. Care partners can share meaningful time with their loved one or connect with others who understand the caregiving experience. The gathering is open to individuals experiencing dementia or other cognitive changes, their family members and friends, and anyone seeking community and a positive shared experience. By bringing people together, Memory Cafés help reduce isolation, strengthen relationships, and create everyday moments of joy. HOPE and AAADSW collaborate to keep the event inclusive, accessible, and grounded in dignity.
10 AMHearing & Developmental ScreeningsLedding Library, Milwaukie
Children from birth through age five can receive free hearing and developmental screenings provided by the Clackamas Education Service District Early Intervention Team. Walk-ins are welcome, with no appointment needed.
10660 SE 21st Ave, Milwaukie
10:15 AMToddler StorytimeLedding Library of Milwaukie
Storytime in the Community Room features stories, songs, and action rhymes for toddlers ages 1 to 3. Registration is not required. Space is limited to the first 50 attendees on a first come, first served basis.
10660 SE 21st Ave, Milwaukie
12 PMFlourish NetworkingRound Table Pizza, Lake Oswego
A new business networking group in Lake Oswego brings local professionals together to grow their businesses, build community relationships, and sharpen networking skills. Participation is limited to one representative per business category, and the first two visits are complimentary.
16444 Boones Ferry Rd, Lake Oswego
12 PMAxe Throwing + $5 Tacos TuesdaysBlue Ox Axe Throwing, Hillsboro
Enjoy $15 per person axe throwing, reflecting a $5 discount, alongside $5 tacos. Lanes can be reserved in advance, and walk-ins are accommodated when space is available. This outing works well for date nights, time with friends, or spur-of-the-moment plans. Ask about the secret-menu Fat Baby Marg, the house margarita priced at $8. Barbecue from Fat Baby is also available, with options like brisket, pulled pork, and whole smoked wings.
264 E Main St, Hillsboro