Don’t forget every Wednesday morning at 9:00 am Breakfast for $5.00. Now on Tuesdays and Fridays after lunch, which is $4.00, you can play BINGO. Saturday June 16th at 5:00pm is their Meals On Wheels fundraiser Dinner, Dance and raffle for $8.00. Contact the center for more information at 503-630-7454.

Are you ready to boost your professional prospects and start landing opportunities? Then this is the group for you! This group empowers job seekers to build an effective job search strategy by providing a relaxed atmosphere in which to share best practices in the job search. The group provides an an open forum for sharing career strategies, information, tactics, resources, and contacts. Attendees are encouraged to share their stories and perspectives within the group. Themes will change weekly according to the needs of the group and there are opportunities to get feedback on your application materials from peers and practice your interviewing techniques. All job seekers are welcome – group sessions start at 1:30pm

THE ESTACADA COMMUNITY CENTER 200 SW Clubhouse Dr. every Wednesday morning start your day off with a good Breakfast at 9:00 am for only $5.00.

Drop In tours for groups of seven people or fewer.  Tours depart from the Visitor Center.

Sandy Activity Night along with DD & MH Provider of Oregon is excited to announce that we are now offering a free community dinner every Thursday from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM

This will be run by employees of DD & MH Provider of Oregon and our Clients, Volunteers, donations from Sandy Community Action Center, and the Community Church of Sandy by allowing us to use their beautiful kitchen and dining area.

It offers people a free warm meal, a cup of coffee, socializing, and a bit of love. Anyone is welcome, not just the good folks here in Sandy.

It is held at the Community Church of Sandy at
39290 Scenic St, Sandy, OR 97055. We will be entering from the North side of the church and up the ramp.

Don’t forget every Wednesday morning at 9:00 am Breakfast for $5.00. Now on Tuesdays and Fridays after lunch, which is $4.00, you can play BINGO. Saturday June 16th at 5:00pm is their Meals On Wheels fundraiser Dinner, Dance and raffle for $8.00. Contact the center for more information at 503-630-7454.

Join us on November 24th at 5:00 for the 27th Annual Spirit of Christmas tree lighting, one of the community’s most popular events. Ring in Gresham’s holiday season with a family-friendly program that includes music, photos with Santa, refreshments and the lighting of the 60-foot Ponderosa pine on the Arts Plaza at 6:00 PM.

Watch for fun activities beforehand in Historic Downtown in the afternoon leading up to the tree lighting festivities on the Arts Plaza.

We are a fun loving group of square dancers. We welcome couples, singles and families. Come join us for a fun filled evening of dancing and friendship. We would love to have you in our square!  We dance at the Boring Barn every 1st, 4th and 5th Saturday. On the 1st Saturdays, we Round dance from 7:00 to 7:30 PM, and on 3rd Saturdays we conduct a Plus workshop from 7:00 to 7:30 PM. The dance is mainstream from 7:30 to 10:30 with the 3rd tip Plus. Our 5th Saturdays are now all Plus from 7:00 to 10:30 PM.

Sing, play & dance on the liveliest Saturday of the month! Bring a dessert to share. Coffee on us. When: 7:00pm, 4th Saturday of the month. Where: Sandy Senior Center, 38348 Pioneer Blvd., SandyContact: Tanya Richardson

 Breakfast: Ham, Pancakes and Eggs (cooked to order), with Coffee and Juice, $4.00 per person.

Please put on your calendar the Sunday, April 29th Quarterly meeting at 1:30 pm. Gary Coats has put together a nice display and will make a presentation about the history of the Bull Run Hydroelectric project. If you have any questions, call me. 503-706-1665. Finished in 1912, the powerhouse was the heart of Portland General Electric’s Bull Run Hydroelectric Project. A system of two dams, canals and a wooden flume created Roslyn Lake, which then funneled water down huge tubes to spin the turbines below. The Mount Hood Railway and Power Co. started construction in 1906.

Middle school students at the Lewis and Clark Montessori School in Damascus host local seniors for a twice-monthly luncheon. Come enjoy a tasty, free meal with local kids and fellow local seniors! We’ll serve you as you enjoy your food and conversation. Please RSVP to Caitlin Spanjer if you get the chance: [email protected] And a note: ‘senior’ can mean 60+ or simply old of soul 🙂

The Grange, officially known as the Order of Patrons of Husbandry, is a fraternal organization with a rich history and a highly visible community presence. Springwater Grange was organized in 1893 and has been an active part of the Springwater community ever since. It has its roots in agriculture and its heart in community service.

Don’t forget every Wednesday morning at 9:00 am Breakfast for $5.00. Now on Tuesdays and Fridays after lunch, which is $4.00, you can play BINGO. Saturday June 16th at 5:00pm is their Meals On Wheels fundraiser Dinner, Dance and raffle for $8.00. Contact the center for more information at 503-630-7454.

Are you ready to boost your professional prospects and start landing opportunities? Then this is the group for you! This group empowers job seekers to build an effective job search strategy by providing a relaxed atmosphere in which to share best practices in the job search. The group provides an an open forum for sharing career strategies, information, tactics, resources, and contacts. Attendees are encouraged to share their stories and perspectives within the group. Themes will change weekly according to the needs of the group and there are opportunities to get feedback on your application materials from peers and practice your interviewing techniques. All job seekers are welcome – group sessions start at 1:30pm

THE ESTACADA COMMUNITY CENTER 200 SW Clubhouse Dr. every Wednesday morning start your day off with a good Breakfast at 9:00 am for only $5.00.

Drop In tours for groups of seven people or fewer.  Tours depart from the Visitor Center.

Sandy Activity Night along with DD & MH Provider of Oregon is excited to announce that we are now offering a free community dinner every Thursday from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM

This will be run by employees of DD & MH Provider of Oregon and our Clients, Volunteers, donations from Sandy Community Action Center, and the Community Church of Sandy by allowing us to use their beautiful kitchen and dining area.

It offers people a free warm meal, a cup of coffee, socializing, and a bit of love. Anyone is welcome, not just the good folks here in Sandy.

It is held at the Community Church of Sandy at
39290 Scenic St, Sandy, OR 97055. We will be entering from the North side of the church and up the ramp.

Don’t forget every Wednesday morning at 9:00 am Breakfast for $5.00. Now on Tuesdays and Fridays after lunch, which is $4.00, you can play BINGO. Saturday June 16th at 5:00pm is their Meals On Wheels fundraiser Dinner, Dance and raffle for $8.00. Contact the center for more information at 503-630-7454.

November 30 to Deember 16th

This funny,heartwarming play is based on the children’s book by Barbara Robinson. The church has a nativity play every Christmas, but this year, things are different, mainly because the town’s hooligan’s have decided that they need to be involved. Enter the Herdman children, all six of them; fighting, stealing, smoking and writing naughty words. The Christmas Pageant may never be the same.

Pancakes, eggs, sausage, orange juice, milk, and coffee. Pictures with Santa $1.00. Great Raffle Prizes: Tickets $1.00 each or 7 for $5. A fundraiser for the Sandy/Boring Meals-on-Wheels program.

Join the Clackamas River Basin Council to plant native trees and shrubs along Rock Creek at it’s confluence with the Clackamas River. Rock Creek provides critical habitat for many sensitive species of plants, fish and wildlife including anadromous species such as salmon. By creating a healthy riparian zone along Rock Creek we can minimize sedimentation and reduce water temperatures to restore this important habitat.

Please bring your favorite work gloves, sturdy shoes or rubber boots and
dress in layers. Tools and refreshments will be provided. A gated parking area at the address will be accessible to volunteers.

Sign-up for the event by emailing [email protected] or registering online at clackamasriver.org/native This is a family-friendly event, youth are welcome if accompanied by an adult, though activities are most appropriate for ages 5 and up!

This free Victorian Christmas is our gift to you! Meet with Santa in the parlor, enjoy pioneer hospitality, crafts and games, listen to carolers, and get your Christmas tree while you’re here! Visit our store for an interesting variety of candy, books, toys, games, crafts and decorations.

We are a fun loving group of square dancers. We welcome couples, singles and families. Come join us for a fun filled evening of dancing and friendship. We would love to have you in our square!  We dance at the Boring Barn every 1st, 3rd and 5th Saturday. On the 1st Saturdays, we Round dance from 7:00 to 7:30 PM, and on 3rd Saturdays we conduct a Plus workshop from 7:00 to 7:30 PM. The dance is mainstream from 7:30 to 10:30 with the 3rd tip Plus. Our 5th Satudays are now all Plus from 7:00 to 10:30 PM.

November 30 to Deember 16th

This funny,heartwarming play is based on the children’s book by Barbara Robinson. The church has a nativity play every Christmas, but this year, things are different, mainly because the town’s hooligan’s have decided that they need to be involved. Enter the Herdman children, all six of them; fighting, stealing, smoking and writing naughty words. The Christmas Pageant may never be the same.

November 30 to Deember 16th

This funny,heartwarming play is based on the children’s book by Barbara Robinson. The church has a nativity play every Christmas, but this year, things are different, mainly because the town’s hooligan’s have decided that they need to be involved. Enter the Herdman children, all six of them; fighting, stealing, smoking and writing naughty words. The Christmas Pageant may never be the same.

Visions of the Past (Mind/Body/Spirit), Sunday,December 2, 2:00 pm Sandy Library Community Room. Nancy Johanesen-Dressler will show her historical documentary about the City of Sandy. The Sandy area was an important crossroad between the Oregon Trail and the Barlow road with over 50,000 pioneers crossing over. The DVD we will be viewing has been endorsed by the Oregon Trail School District and added to their curriculum. It is also endorsed by the Sandy Historical Society Museum. Visions of the Past was created in 2003 and aired on The Sandy Times Show cable Channel 7. Contact Susie Jenkins [email protected]s

Nancy Johanesen-Dressler will be showing her historical documentary about the City of Sandy. The Sandy area was an important crossroad between the Oregon Trail and the Barlow road with over 50,000 pioneers crossing over. The DVD we will be viewing has been endorsed by the Oregon Trail School District and added to their curriculum for grades 1,2 & 4. It is also endorsed by the Sandy Historical Society Museum.

Visions of the Past was created in 2003 and aired on The Sandy Times Show cable Channel 7 for a few years. Steve Kamyere, of Metro Television, helped put the segments on a 1-1/2 hour DVD show.

Ms Johanesen-Dressler has worked as a Radio Disc Jockey at KNND/KCGR Cottage Grove and at KMHD; the Jazz Station in Portland. She has also worked at MCTV cable television and for the US Forest Service.

Nancy is excited to have narrated and brought to life the book, “80 Years In The Same Neighborhood” written by local author, Phil Jonsrud.

This program is part of our MIND~BODY~SPIRIT; creating a vibrant adult life series, and is supported by the Friends of the Sandy Library.

Come to the annual Christmas tree lighting at Boring Station Trailhead Park. Flashlight caroling at 4:45 pm. Bring your flashlight and voices. At 5:15, Santa arrives on the historic Boring fire truck and lights the tree. At 5:25: refreshments in the Grange Hall, visits with Santa and friends, and a craft activity for the kids (grown-ups, too). Bring non-perishable food and/or a present for the Fire Dept. Christmas basket/Operation Santa program. This event is hosted by the Boring/Damascus Grange, a non-profit organization.

Don’t forget every Wednesday morning at 9:00 am Breakfast for $5.00. Now on Tuesdays and Fridays after lunch, which is $4.00, you can play BINGO. Saturday June 16th at 5:00pm is their Meals On Wheels fundraiser Dinner, Dance and raffle for $8.00. Contact the center for more information at 503-630-7454.

Are you ready to boost your professional prospects and start landing opportunities? Then this is the group for you! This group empowers job seekers to build an effective job search strategy by providing a relaxed atmosphere in which to share best practices in the job search. The group provides an an open forum for sharing career strategies, information, tactics, resources, and contacts. Attendees are encouraged to share their stories and perspectives within the group. Themes will change weekly according to the needs of the group and there are opportunities to get feedback on your application materials from peers and practice your interviewing techniques. All job seekers are welcome – group sessions start at 1:30pm

THE ESTACADA COMMUNITY CENTER 200 SW Clubhouse Dr. every Wednesday morning start your day off with a good Breakfast at 9:00 am for only $5.00.

Drop In tours for groups of seven people or fewer.  Tours depart from the Visitor Center.

Sandy Activity Night along with DD & MH Provider of Oregon is excited to announce that we are now offering a free community dinner every Thursday from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM

This will be run by employees of DD & MH Provider of Oregon and our Clients, Volunteers, donations from Sandy Community Action Center, and the Community Church of Sandy by allowing us to use their beautiful kitchen and dining area.

It offers people a free warm meal, a cup of coffee, socializing, and a bit of love. Anyone is welcome, not just the good folks here in Sandy.

It is held at the Community Church of Sandy at
39290 Scenic St, Sandy, OR 97055. We will be entering from the North side of the church and up the ramp.

Don’t forget every Wednesday morning at 9:00 am Breakfast for $5.00. Now on Tuesdays and Fridays after lunch, which is $4.00, you can play BINGO. Saturday June 16th at 5:00pm is their Meals On Wheels fundraiser Dinner, Dance and raffle for $8.00. Contact the center for more information at 503-630-7454.

6:00 pm: Warm cocoa, treats, caroling, and more. 7:00 pm: Tree Lighting.

Dinner & Bingo: Dinner at 6:00 PM – Bingo at 7:00 PM. Dinner Cost:  $5.00. Bingo Cost:  3 cards for $12  for the 12 games, or,  6 cards for $20.00. Bring a can of food for our Food Drive for the Sandy Action Center and receive one (1) free card for the 12 games. (Only 1 free card per night)

 Library Coffeehouse, Mary Flower, Friday, December 7, 6:00 pm, Sandy Public Library. “Mary Flower’s immense finger-picking guitar and lap-slide prowess are soulful and meter-perfect, a deft blend of the inventive, the dexterous and the mesmerizing. Her supple honey-and-whiskey voice provides the perfect melodic accompaniment to each song’s story.” -From www.maryflower.com. The Sandy Library Coffeehouse, every First Friday year-round! Music, coffee, and dessert from 6-8 pm each first Friday of the month. Always a fun family event! Contact Katie Murphy [email protected]

November 30 to Deember 16th

This funny,heartwarming play is based on the children’s book by Barbara Robinson. The church has a nativity play every Christmas, but this year, things are different, mainly because the town’s hooligan’s have decided that they need to be involved. Enter the Herdman children, all six of them; fighting, stealing, smoking and writing naughty words. The Christmas Pageant may never be the same.

November 30 to Deember 16th

This funny,heartwarming play is based on the children’s book by Barbara Robinson. The church has a nativity play every Christmas, but this year, things are different, mainly because the town’s hooligan’s have decided that they need to be involved. Enter the Herdman children, all six of them; fighting, stealing, smoking and writing naughty words. The Christmas Pageant may never be the same.

Susie Jenkins will share her travel adventures in the beautiful country of Nepal. See images of Kathmandu temples, prayer flags, antiquities, and monkeys! Experience trekking in the mountains, wake up each morning to a cup of tea and watch the sun come up in the Annapurna range. On to Pokhara with a colorful boat ride on Fewa Lake. Finish the trip in the jungle at Chitwan National Park to see elephants and other wild animals up close and personal. Learn some of the history of this country and some of its challenges.

November 30 to Deember 16th

This funny,heartwarming play is based on the children’s book by Barbara Robinson. The church has a nativity play every Christmas, but this year, things are different, mainly because the town’s hooligan’s have decided that they need to be involved. Enter the Herdman children, all six of them; fighting, stealing, smoking and writing naughty words. The Christmas Pageant may never be the same.

Middle school students at the Lewis and Clark Montessori School in Damascus host local seniors for a twice-monthly luncheon. Come enjoy a tasty, free meal with local kids and fellow local seniors! We’ll serve you as you enjoy your food and conversation. Please RSVP to Caitlin Spanjer if you get the chance: [email protected] And a note: ‘senior’ can mean 60+ or simply old of soul 🙂

Don’t forget every Wednesday morning at 9:00 am Breakfast for $5.00. Now on Tuesdays and Fridays after lunch, which is $4.00, you can play BINGO. Saturday June 16th at 5:00pm is their Meals On Wheels fundraiser Dinner, Dance and raffle for $8.00. Contact the center for more information at 503-630-7454.

Are you ready to boost your professional prospects and start landing opportunities? Then this is the group for you! This group empowers job seekers to build an effective job search strategy by providing a relaxed atmosphere in which to share best practices in the job search. The group provides an an open forum for sharing career strategies, information, tactics, resources, and contacts. Attendees are encouraged to share their stories and perspectives within the group. Themes will change weekly according to the needs of the group and there are opportunities to get feedback on your application materials from peers and practice your interviewing techniques. All job seekers are welcome – group sessions start at 1:30pm

Sandy Marketplace Mall on Hwy 26 (behind Baskin Robbins). Laundry Love Sandy is available to the community every 2nd Tuesday of the month at Cedars Laundromat. We offer 3 small loads (or one large) of laundry for free, including detergent and dryer sheets. With dignity and friendship being our greatest goal beyond the economic relief, we always offer coffee, a hot home-cooked meal, and coloring sheets for the kiddos.

THE ESTACADA COMMUNITY CENTER 200 SW Clubhouse Dr. every Wednesday morning start your day off with a good Breakfast at 9:00 am for only $5.00.

Drop In tours for groups of seven people or fewer.  Tours depart from the Visitor Center.

Come join us in shopping for free produce at this Oregon Food Bank sponsored event, put on by Lewis and Clark Montessori Charter School. This food is free, and FOR EVERYONE; no ID, name or address is needed. Bring bags or boxes to take things away in, and let all of your friends and neighbors know. We’ll see you there 🙂

Sandy Activity Night along with DD & MH Provider of Oregon is excited to announce that we are now offering a free community dinner every Thursday from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM

This will be run by employees of DD & MH Provider of Oregon and our Clients, Volunteers, donations from Sandy Community Action Center, and the Community Church of Sandy by allowing us to use their beautiful kitchen and dining area.

It offers people a free warm meal, a cup of coffee, socializing, and a bit of love. Anyone is welcome, not just the good folks here in Sandy.

It is held at the Community Church of Sandy at
39290 Scenic St, Sandy, OR 97055. We will be entering from the North side of the church and up the ramp.

Don’t forget every Wednesday morning at 9:00 am Breakfast for $5.00. Now on Tuesdays and Fridays after lunch, which is $4.00, you can play BINGO. Saturday June 16th at 5:00pm is their Meals On Wheels fundraiser Dinner, Dance and raffle for $8.00. Contact the center for more information at 503-630-7454.

Inspire Dance Center presents An Evening with the Nutcracker. Join us for a magical holiday tradition for family and friends of all ages! Tickets are on sale now for performances on December 14th at 7:00 p.m. and December 15th at 1:00 and 6:00 p.m.

You will delight in a world of wonder where mischievous mice are foiled by toy soldiers come to life, and a blizzard of ballerinas reveals the enchanting Land of Snow. Clara will capture your imagination and transport you on her journey to a magical world filled with dancers from distant lands and dancing candy canes in the enchanting Kingdom of Sweets!

Location: Mt. Hood Community College Theatre
26000 SE Stark, Gresham, OR 97030

www.tututix.com/InspireDanceCentre
Parking is Free

November 30 to Deember 16th

This funny,heartwarming play is based on the children’s book by Barbara Robinson. The church has a nativity play every Christmas, but this year, things are different, mainly because the town’s hooligan’s have decided that they need to be involved. Enter the Herdman children, all six of them; fighting, stealing, smoking and writing naughty words. The Christmas Pageant may never be the same.

Estacada Community Outreach will host a free breakfast from 8-11 a.m. Every THIRD Saturday of the month.  All are welcome. The ECO vision is to share the love and compassion of Jesus Christ with anyone in the Estacada and surrounding community who need help, hope and dignity.We may be able to help with some everyday needs–hygiene items, maybe a blanket or a pair of socks. Stop by: we want to help if we can

Who’s excited for the biggest Holiday shopping event of the year? Saturday, December 15th, Happy Valley Farmers Market brings you our 7th annual Procrastinators Holiday Market. We have a new location at Clackamas High School and will have over 230 Vendors!!! Indoor/outdoor, lots of food choices, free face painting and photos with Santa and all your shopping done in one day!

December 15th, 9am to 3pm, Clackamas High School on 122nd and Sunnyside Road.

*Food
*Handmade Goods
*Specialty Gifts

Bring your friends and family and enjoy the day with us!
Brought to you by Happy Valley Farmer’s Market.

Buddha Kat Winery, will be hosting a Holiday Bazaar on December 15th and 16th from noon till 4pm on both days. Please, mark this on you calendar. You can check out all the wonderful vendors that will be attending the event on Buddha Kat Winery’s Facebook page.

The bazaar is being held to help raise monies for Sandy Chamber of Commerce Community Cares Program. This is the program that adopts several families at Christmas time to make sure that they have a Christmas.

Matt Moffat, from American Family Insurance is sponsoring a Giftwrapping table, so bring up to two gifts that you have already purchased that are not over 30″x30″ and for a donation you can get them wrapped. All items purchased at the bazaar will be wrapped at the table also, for a small donation to the Cares Program.

Please, come and check out all our wonderful small business vendors and to help a good cause. All children should have a Merry Christmas.

Inspire Dance Center presents An Evening with the Nutcracker. Join us for a magical holiday tradition for family and friends of all ages! Tickets are on sale now for performances on December 14th at 7:00 p.m. and December 15th at 1:00 and 6:00 p.m.

You will delight in a world of wonder where mischievous mice are foiled by toy soldiers come to life, and a blizzard of ballerinas reveals the enchanting Land of Snow. Clara will capture your imagination and transport you on her journey to a magical world filled with dancers from distant lands and dancing candy canes in the enchanting Kingdom of Sweets!

Location: Mt. Hood Community College Theatre
26000 SE Stark, Gresham, OR 97030

www.tututix.com/InspireDanceCentre
Parking is Free

Visit Barton Christmas Corner on Saturday, December 15th from 5-8pm. Stop in at the Barton Store for a visit with Santa Claus and free pictures. Visit Barton Church for a live nativity and musical programs. The Barton Antique Mall be open for all your holiday gift shopping. Residents in the area will be lighting up their homes to welcome you to Barton! This event is free and all are welcome!

https://www.facebook.com/events/254517348568139/

Inspire Dance Center presents An Evening with the Nutcracker. Join us for a magical holiday tradition for family and friends of all ages! Tickets are on sale now for performances on December 14th at 7:00 p.m. and December 15th at 1:00 and 6:00 p.m.

You will delight in a world of wonder where mischievous mice are foiled by toy soldiers come to life, and a blizzard of ballerinas reveals the enchanting Land of Snow. Clara will capture your imagination and transport you on her journey to a magical world filled with dancers from distant lands and dancing candy canes in the enchanting Kingdom of Sweets!

Location: Mt. Hood Community College Theatre
26000 SE Stark, Gresham, OR 97030

www.tututix.com/InspireDanceCentre
Parking is Free

Ballroom dancing at the Sandy Community Center, every third Saturday of the month.

November 30 to Deember 16th

This funny,heartwarming play is based on the children’s book by Barbara Robinson. The church has a nativity play every Christmas, but this year, things are different, mainly because the town’s hooligan’s have decided that they need to be involved. Enter the Herdman children, all six of them; fighting, stealing, smoking and writing naughty words. The Christmas Pageant may never be the same.

November 30 to Deember 16th

This funny,heartwarming play is based on the children’s book by Barbara Robinson. The church has a nativity play every Christmas, but this year, things are different, mainly because the town’s hooligan’s have decided that they need to be involved. Enter the Herdman children, all six of them; fighting, stealing, smoking and writing naughty words. The Christmas Pageant may never be the same.

Don’t forget every Wednesday morning at 9:00 am Breakfast for $5.00. Now on Tuesdays and Fridays after lunch, which is $4.00, you can play BINGO. Saturday June 16th at 5:00pm is their Meals On Wheels fundraiser Dinner, Dance and raffle for $8.00. Contact the center for more information at 503-630-7454.

Are you ready to boost your professional prospects and start landing opportunities? Then this is the group for you! This group empowers job seekers to build an effective job search strategy by providing a relaxed atmosphere in which to share best practices in the job search. The group provides an an open forum for sharing career strategies, information, tactics, resources, and contacts. Attendees are encouraged to share their stories and perspectives within the group. Themes will change weekly according to the needs of the group and there are opportunities to get feedback on your application materials from peers and practice your interviewing techniques. All job seekers are welcome – group sessions start at 1:30pm

THE ESTACADA COMMUNITY CENTER 200 SW Clubhouse Dr. every Wednesday morning start your day off with a good Breakfast at 9:00 am for only $5.00.

Drop In tours for groups of seven people or fewer.  Tours depart from the Visitor Center.

Sandy Activity Night along with DD & MH Provider of Oregon is excited to announce that we are now offering a free community dinner every Thursday from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM

This will be run by employees of DD & MH Provider of Oregon and our Clients, Volunteers, donations from Sandy Community Action Center, and the Community Church of Sandy by allowing us to use their beautiful kitchen and dining area.

It offers people a free warm meal, a cup of coffee, socializing, and a bit of love. Anyone is welcome, not just the good folks here in Sandy.

It is held at the Community Church of Sandy at
39290 Scenic St, Sandy, OR 97055. We will be entering from the North side of the church and up the ramp.

Don’t forget every Wednesday morning at 9:00 am Breakfast for $5.00. Now on Tuesdays and Fridays after lunch, which is $4.00, you can play BINGO. Saturday June 16th at 5:00pm is their Meals On Wheels fundraiser Dinner, Dance and raffle for $8.00. Contact the center for more information at 503-630-7454.

Dinner & Bingo: Dinner at 6:00 PM – Bingo at 7:00 PM. Dinner Cost:  $5.00. Bingo Cost:  3 cards for $12  for the 12 games, or,  6 cards for $20.00. Bring a can of food for our Food Drive for the Sandy Action Center and receive one (1) free card for the 12 games. (Only 1 free card per night)

We are a fun loving group of square dancers. We welcome couples, singles and families. Come join us for a fun filled evening of dancing and friendship. We would love to have you in our square!  We dance at the Boring Barn every 1st, 4th and 5th Saturday. On the 1st Saturdays, we Round dance from 7:00 to 7:30 PM, and on 3rd Saturdays we conduct a Plus workshop from 7:00 to 7:30 PM. The dance is mainstream from 7:30 to 10:30 with the 3rd tip Plus. Our 5th Saturdays are now all Plus from 7:00 to 10:30 PM.

Sing, play & dance on the liveliest Saturday of the month! Bring a dessert to share. Coffee on us. When: 7:00pm, 4th Saturday of the month. Where: Sandy Senior Center, 38348 Pioneer Blvd., SandyContact: Tanya Richardson

Middle school students at the Lewis and Clark Montessori School in Damascus host local seniors for a twice-monthly luncheon. Come enjoy a tasty, free meal with local kids and fellow local seniors! We’ll serve you as you enjoy your food and conversation. Please RSVP to Caitlin Spanjer if you get the chance: [email protected] And a note: ‘senior’ can mean 60+ or simply old of soul 🙂

The Grange, officially known as the Order of Patrons of Husbandry, is a fraternal organization with a rich history and a highly visible community presence. Springwater Grange was organized in 1893 and has been an active part of the Springwater community ever since. It has its roots in agriculture and its heart in community service.

Don’t forget every Wednesday morning at 9:00 am Breakfast for $5.00. Now on Tuesdays and Fridays after lunch, which is $4.00, you can play BINGO. Saturday June 16th at 5:00pm is their Meals On Wheels fundraiser Dinner, Dance and raffle for $8.00. Contact the center for more information at 503-630-7454.

THE ESTACADA COMMUNITY CENTER 200 SW Clubhouse Dr. every Wednesday morning start your day off with a good Breakfast at 9:00 am for only $5.00.

Drop In tours for groups of seven people or fewer.  Tours depart from the Visitor Center.

Sandy Activity Night along with DD & MH Provider of Oregon is excited to announce that we are now offering a free community dinner every Thursday from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM

This will be run by employees of DD & MH Provider of Oregon and our Clients, Volunteers, donations from Sandy Community Action Center, and the Community Church of Sandy by allowing us to use their beautiful kitchen and dining area.

It offers people a free warm meal, a cup of coffee, socializing, and a bit of love. Anyone is welcome, not just the good folks here in Sandy.

It is held at the Community Church of Sandy at
39290 Scenic St, Sandy, OR 97055. We will be entering from the North side of the church and up the ramp.

Don’t forget every Wednesday morning at 9:00 am Breakfast for $5.00. Now on Tuesdays and Fridays after lunch, which is $4.00, you can play BINGO. Saturday June 16th at 5:00pm is their Meals On Wheels fundraiser Dinner, Dance and raffle for $8.00. Contact the center for more information at 503-630-7454.

We are a fun loving group of square dancers. We welcome couples, singles and families. Come join us for a fun filled evening of dancing and friendship. We would love to have you in our square!  We dance at the Boring Barn every 1st, 3rd and 5th Saturday. On the 1st Saturdays, we Round dance from 7:00 to 7:30 PM, and on 3rd Saturdays we conduct a Plus workshop from 7:00 to 7:30 PM. The dance is mainstream from 7:30 to 10:30 with the 3rd tip Plus. Our 5th Saturdays are now all Plus from 7:00 to 10:30 PM.

 Breakfast: Ham, Pancakes and Eggs (cooked to order), with Coffee and Juice, $4.00 per person.

Please put on your calendar the Sunday, April 29th Quarterly meeting at 1:30 pm. Gary Coats has put together a nice display and will make a presentation about the history of the Bull Run Hydroelectric project. If you have any questions, call me. 503-706-1665. Finished in 1912, the powerhouse was the heart of Portland General Electric’s Bull Run Hydroelectric Project. A system of two dams, canals and a wooden flume created Roslyn Lake, which then funneled water down huge tubes to spin the turbines below. The Mount Hood Railway and Power Co. started construction in 1906.

Don’t forget every Wednesday morning at 9:00 am Breakfast for $5.00. Now on Tuesdays and Fridays after lunch, which is $4.00, you can play BINGO. Saturday June 16th at 5:00pm is their Meals On Wheels fundraiser Dinner, Dance and raffle for $8.00. Contact the center for more information at 503-630-7454.

THE ESTACADA COMMUNITY CENTER 200 SW Clubhouse Dr. every Wednesday morning start your day off with a good Breakfast at 9:00 am for only $5.00.

Drop In tours for groups of seven people or fewer.  Tours depart from the Visitor Center.

Sandy Activity Night along with DD & MH Provider of Oregon is excited to announce that we are now offering a free community dinner every Thursday from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM

This will be run by employees of DD & MH Provider of Oregon and our Clients, Volunteers, donations from Sandy Community Action Center, and the Community Church of Sandy by allowing us to use their beautiful kitchen and dining area.

It offers people a free warm meal, a cup of coffee, socializing, and a bit of love. Anyone is welcome, not just the good folks here in Sandy.

It is held at the Community Church of Sandy at
39290 Scenic St, Sandy, OR 97055. We will be entering from the North side of the church and up the ramp.

Don’t forget every Wednesday morning at 9:00 am Breakfast for $5.00. Now on Tuesdays and Fridays after lunch, which is $4.00, you can play BINGO. Saturday June 16th at 5:00pm is their Meals On Wheels fundraiser Dinner, Dance and raffle for $8.00. Contact the center for more information at 503-630-7454.

Dinner & Bingo: Dinner at 6:00 PM – Bingo at 7:00 PM. Dinner Cost:  $5.00. Bingo Cost:  3 cards for $12  for the 12 games, or,  6 cards for $20.00. Bring a can of food for our Food Drive for the Sandy Action Center and receive one (1) free card for the 12 games. (Only 1 free card per night)

January 4th 2019: Students Art Show This show is open to artists that are exploring new techniques and students Applications will be available at the gallery and at local schools.

February 1st 2019: Eights Days A Week Eights artists, eights artworks each 8×8. The artists participating in this are Brenda Scott, Connie Athman, Carol Pulvermacher, Kolicha Bush, Karl Haugen, Am Griswold, Nina Bradford and Julie Cooper.

March 1st 2019: Make A Joyful Noise! from mud to music. Am Griswold will present musical clay creations. All shows will remain displayed in the gallery until the last Sunday of the month.

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We are a fun loving group of square dancers. We welcome couples, singles and families. Come join us for a fun filled evening of dancing and friendship. We would love to have you in our square!  We dance at the Boring Barn every 1st, 3rd and 5th Saturday. On the 1st Saturdays, we Round dance from 7:00 to 7:30 PM, and on 3rd Saturdays we conduct a Plus workshop from 7:00 to 7:30 PM. The dance is mainstream from 7:30 to 10:30 with the 3rd tip Plus. Our 5th Satudays are now all Plus from 7:00 to 10:30 PM.