Eventos

All along Lombard, centered on the Plaza. Laura Streib organizer. Many many local artists will have their goods on display.

More information:

https://cathedralparkpdx.org

How to get there:

https://cathedralparkpdx.org/get-involved/

N. Charleston & N. Leonard
Come outline the new Charleston Mural and play big games in the street

9715 N Syracuse Street

9125 N John Ave

7133 N. Mears
Mears St. / Fairhaven 3rd Annual Block Party
Bouncy house for kiddos, Fire truck

8352 N. Bank St.

This month’s CPNA general meeting is cancelled in lieu of the presidential debate.

There may be a group viewing party in the community room.

https://cathedralparkpdx.org/get-involved/

9125 N John Ave.

Afternoon…

7570 N Burlington Avenue

More information:

https://cathedralparkpdx.org

How to get there:

https://cathedralparkpdx.org/get-involved/

Doors open 6:00pm, starts 6:30pm

The District 2 forum will be held Thursday, Oct. 17, at the Oakshire Beer Hall in Cully. The idea is to have people come out, get to know the slate of candidates through brief interviews with our host, Dave Miller, and have a good time. Doors open at 6 p.m., and the program will run from about 6:30 to 8 p.m. 

As part of that event, we’d love to collect some questions from the residents of the various neighborhoods that make up District 2. Folks can submit their candidate questions through this survey, if you’d like to share it in your newsletters or on social media.

You can find more info about all of OPB’s election events here. We hope to see you and your neighbors there!

Metro is hosting the Willamette Cove Field Day on October 26, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Cesar Chavez School 5103 N Willis Blvd, Portland, OR 97203. 

The Field Day is a free community event with activities for kids and families. 

There will be fun activities and opportunities to learn about the work being done to clean up Willamette Cove and the rest of the Portland Harbor Superfund Site. Attendees can see the designs for the future Willamette Cove nature park and share their thoughts on which they like best. Attendees will get to talk to the scientists from agencies working on the cleanups and meet the community organizations advocating for the river and North Portland neighborhoods. 

The Willamette Cove Field Day is the best chance to learn why the Willamette River needs to be cleaned, who is working on it and how those cleanups will work. 

Lunch will be provided to the first 200 attendees!