Kids & FamilyKids (5-11)
La Ratoncita Presumidaâ / The Vain Little Mouse
Etegami (Illustrated Postcard) Workshop with Shoka Stonelake
Multi-day events
POGO The Crown Maker | Walters Cultural Arts Center
Discover the extraordinary and magical life of Eva Castellanoz: campesina, wife, mother, cultural guardian, artist, and curandera.
After immigrating from Mexico, Eva worked the fields alongside her parents, but that was before she discovered her true callingâshe was a crown maker. Through her heritage and artistry, she became a healer, binding the hearts of her community while surviving heartbreak of her own.
Evaâs life was full of everyday magicâfrom her childhood in Texas to marriage and motherhood in Nyssa, Oregon, Eva created a life that is full of art, community, and healing.
For 4th grade and up.
This is a free performance. No tickets required â walk-up only. Find out more at: www.hillsboro-oregon.gov/Walters.
Join us for two performances in Hillsboro!
Wen'ipt at Frybread Festival
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Indigenous Heritage Celebration
Join us at 5:00 in the Community Room with special guests from Sahaptin Stories to celebrate Indigenous traditions and culture with stories, activities, and a book giveaway. Limited capacity, pre-registration encouraged. 24 seats available for kids age 2-11.
DIA DE LOS MUERTOS celebraciĂłn y tamalada
Tae Kwon Do - Traditional
Ruby Bridges Walk to School Day 2026
Ruby Bridges Walk to School Day gives children the chance to celebrate Rubyâs courage by walking to school and is the perfect opportunity to teach children about the civil rights movement and make connections to todayâs collective efforts for change.
OFF-CAMPUS: Slöyd Experience: Kids Woodworking Classes
New Off-Campus Classes Now Available! Slöyd is a historical Scandinavian method of education that used woodworking to develop character in children. Key elements of the original Theory of Educational Sloyd by Otto Salomon were replicated for these classes.