South Metro
Makers & Creative Artists Workshop | Literary Arts Career Panel
The Little Town That Could - Documentary Screening
The community is invited to a screening and panel discussion of the documentary "The Little Town That Could."
About the Little Town That Could:
Ordinary people are building an emissions-free future in the Hudson Valley community of Croton-on-Hudson, NY; one heat pump, solar installation, electric school bus — and much more — at a time. Croton has been recognized as New York State’s #1 Clean Energy Community. Croton100, a climate group, celebrates their little town’s decarbonizing momentum with a series of beautifully crafted quilts depicting sustainability actions by government, businesses, public facilities and households. From Emmy-winning, Academy Award–nominated filmmakers Susan Todd and Andrew Young (Backyard Wilderness, Netflix; Lives in Hazard, NBC).
Senior Scholar Program
Ken Yarnell
Saturday Night Spirits
Spooky season doesn’t end with Halloween! Join us for a ghost tour and investigation of the Stevens-Crawford House and a haunted history tour of the Ermatinger House. The Falls Distilling will also be joining us to serve up samples of their “spirits” and will have their gin products available to purchase. $45 More info and tickets at bit.ly/OCSaturdayNightSpirits
The Work of Restorative Justice
Intro To The Myth of Tea
The Big Pour: An Independent Press Gathering at Breakside
Spend Sunday afternoon with independent presses and the people who make Portland’s literary scene: authors, publishers, readers, writers, editors, and booksellers. Unsolicited Press authors and publisher will join local independent presses for readings, conversation, and local beer.
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Mayor Buck’s Community Roundtable - Welcoming Our New City Manager
The Mayor’s Roundtable is a quarterly community forum designed to connect our community directly with the Mayor, Council members, and City leadership to discuss top City goals, share ideas, and address local priorities.
Please join us for a special community gathering co-hosted by the City of Lake Oswego and the African American Women of Lake Oswego and Surrounding Areas on Thursday, November 12, from 5:30 to 7:00 PM in Oswego Hall at LORAC. This event will feature a warm welcome for our new City Manager, an opportunity to connect with the City Council, and a chance to learn about upcoming initiatives.
We look forward to seeing you there!