Robotics, crops, and tabletop gaming on faucet across the space

EVENTS

Something For Teens: Teenagers can have lots to see and do through the summer season months on the Molalla Public Library.
These “Wild Wednesday” applications will probably be held on Wednesdays from 11 a.m. to midday. Here’s the lineup:
Wednesday, June 17: Plant Crafts
Wednesday, June 24: Bean Mosaics
Wednesday, July 8: Nature Stamp Carving
Wednesday, July 15: Floral Bath Bombs
Wednesday, July 22: Mini Terrariums
Wednesday, July 29: Summer “Rocks” Party

Molalla Library Events: The Molalla Public Library will host a big selection of occasions for youngsters and households this summer season. They will probably be held on Thursdays from 11 a.m. to midday. Here’s the lineup:
Thursday, June 18: Kickoff Party (at Fox Park)
Thursday, June 25: Rodeo
Thursday, July 2: Bee Amazed! (at Fox Park)
Thursday, July 9: Butterfly Storytime (at Fox Park)
Thursday, July 16: Cardboard City
Thursday, July 23: Jessa Campbell and the Saplings (at Fox Park)
Thursday, July 30: Reptile Man (at Clark Park)

Robotics Information: Canby Public Library will host an Oregon Fire Robotics Info Session for Adults on Thursday, June 18, from 4 to 7 p.m. within the Willamette Room. Calling all mother and father, caregivers, and educators, you’re invited to the Canby Library to find out about FIRST LEGO League robotics applications for college students in grades 2-8.

Tabletop Gaming: Stop by the Canby Public Library on Saturday, June 20, from midday to 4 p.m. within the Teen Room for some tabletop gaming enjoyable, hosted by Lee. This program is for teenagers ages 13-18 and is a drop-in program.

Retro Joysticks: The Canby Public Library’s Maker Lab will characteristic a Retro Joystick Invention Launchpad program on Saturday, June 20, from 1 to 4 p.m. Build your individual absolutely useful arcade-style joystick. This program is for ages 8+ and requires registration. All attendees are anticipated to have a signed waiver on file with the intention to enter the Maker Lab.

Japanese Drums: Unit Souzou, a Taiko Japanese drum group will probably be on the Woodburn Public Library on Tuesday, June 23, at 2 p.m. for a efficiency. Unit Souzou attracts its identify from the Japanese phrase “souzou,” which implies creativeness, creation, and noisy. This model of drumming has been used for a whole bunch of years in army, theatrical, and communication contexts.

Open Art Lab: Stop by the Canby Library for an Open Art Lab with Audra on Wednesday, June 24, from 4 to six p.m. within the Maker Lab. This occasion is open to all ages. All provides will probably be supplied for this occasion. Waivers can be found at

Bingo Action Coming: The District 63 firefighters will maintain its 51st annual BINGO Night on the Donald Fire Station on Saturday, June 27, for dinner (5:30-6:30 p.m.) and Bingo (6:30 p.m.). The menu will embody hamburgers or sausage canine, chips and a drink for $7 and ice cream ($3) out there as nicely. Bingo begins at 6:30 p.m. Cost is $1 per recreation and $1 for every additional card.

Video Game Tourney: A online game match will probably be held for teenagers on Saturday, June 27, from midday to 4 p.m. on the Woodburn Public Library. Sign-ups are from midday to 12:30, with match play starting about 12:30 p.m. Prizes for the highest three finishers in addition to free snacks and drinks.

LEGO D&D Creatures: Join Lee Hepler on the Canby Public Library Maker Lab on Saturday, June 27, for Lego D&D Creatures and Castles. This program is for ages 8+. This is a 4 hour D&D marketing campaign from midday to 4 p.m. You will need to have a waiver on file to enter the Maker Lab at

Border Collie Fun: The Border Collie International Performing Canine Team will probably be on the Woodburn Public Library on Tuesday, June 30, from 2 to three p.m. A workforce of rescued Border Collies entertain and educate by way of demonstrations of soccer, basketball, skits and world-class Frisbee tips.

Aurora Farmers Market: The Aurora Farmers Market has returned to downtown Aurora on Main and Second Street. The market runs the primary and third Saturday of every month by way of September from 4 to eight p.m. The market will characteristic native merchandise, baked items and crafts and extra. For extra info, e mail to aurorafarmersmarket2026@gmail.com or name 888-831-2044.

Canby Farmers Market: The Canby Farmers Market will probably be held Saturdays by way of October in downtown Canby on North Holly Street. Local farmers, hand crafters, meals artisans and nurseries are all part of this regional attraction. The market runs from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Molalla Farmers Market: Molalla’s Farmers Market will run by way of Sept. 24 each Thursday from 3 to 7 p.m. on the Molalla Brewing Company at 180 Industrial Way in Molalla. The market will characteristic native fruit, greens, plant begins, meat, wine, soaps, and way more. Food carts are additionally on web site.

National Night Out: Woodburn’s National Night out on Tuesday, Aug. 4, will as soon as once more see neighbors come collectively all through the group to construct connections, partnerships with legislation enforcement, and create safer neighborhoods. Planning a block get together, barbecue, or neighborhood gathering? Register your occasion at

SHOWS/FESTIVAL

Oregon Ren Faire: Huzzah, the Oregon Renaissance Faire has two extra weekends of enjoyable on the Clackamas County Event Center in Canby. The occasion runs the final two weekends of June – June 20-21, and 27-28 – with a unique theme every weekend. Tickets are for particular days, so bear in mind. For extra info, go to www.oregonfaire.com.

Canby’s Summer ‘Slice’: The 2026 Slice of Summer live performance collection in Canby will as soon as once more be held on the gazebo in Wait Park in downtown. The exhibits will run from 6 to eight p.m. each different Sunday. There will probably be meals distributors on the park and attendees ought to carry their very own chairs or blankets. Here’s who’s taking part in: June 28 – CHS Jazz Band (Jazz from our subsequent massive stars) & Special Guest; July 26 – Bridgetown Get Down (80-90s pop covers), Aug. 9 – Cherrytree Road (nation/people), Aug. 23 – Norman Sylvester (rhythm & blues).

Molalla Music Series: This 12 months’s Molalla Music within the Park collection will run Tuesdays from 6 to 7 p.m. at Fox Park. Visitors are inspired to carry blankets or chairs for the performances.
This 12 months’s leisure will probably be: Trent Beaver (June 30), Opera a la Cart (July 14), Timothy James (July 21), and Keenon Tichrob (July 28).
These exhibits are free and open to the general public

Woodburn Music: The annual Music within the Park collection in Woodburn will run each Tuesday night, July 7 to Aug. 11. Food and drinks open at 6 p.m., with music beginning at 6:30 p.m. This 12 months’s musical choices are: July 7 – Castletown – Celtic & Americana; July 14 – Rock n’ Rewind – 60’s & 70’s Rock ‘n Roll; July 21 – Roundhouse Band – Country & Bluegrass; July 28 – Jon Deshler’s Tune Tours – Jazz; Aug. 4 – The Boneheads – Classic Rock; and Aug. 11 – Big Plans – Blues.

Harefest Magic Is Back: Harefest, the “Mother of All Tribute Band Festivals,” returns to the fairgrounds in Canby for 3 days of rockin’ good enjoyable July 16-18.
The 12 months’s exhibits will characteristic 24 tribute bands repping the look and sound of such bands as RUSH, AC/DC, Bon Jovi, Boston, Fleetwood Mac and plenty of others. For extra info, or to purchase tickets, go to harefest.com.