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Experience the vibrancy of Historic Downtown Hillsboro during the holidays. We have your passport to retail therapy at over a dozen merchants, to meet and greet up to 14 wineries and more perks in Downtown as we launch the 6th Annual Sip & Shop November 7th 2026 3:00PM – 7:00PM. Passport Tickets Get your Sip & Shop Passport tickets by Nov. 1 for the early-bird rate. After Nov. 1, tickets are $25, so don’t wait Purchase Passport Tickets Here Early Bird through 11/1: $22 each or $74 for 4pk bundle ($18.50 each) Your passport includes: Complimentary tastings Reusable shopping bag filled with merchant swag + promos A logo wine glass *(while supplies last)* Use the ticket link to grab yours today and join the fun! Beneficiary: Proceeds from this year’s event support the Family Peace Center of Washington County Participating Merchants Artful Garden Belladonna Bowie Bargains Catherine Bede Gallery Colours Art Dee’s Divine Finds Gimre’s Shoes LaHaie’s Le’Stuff Antique Mall (Co-Sponsor) Merrill Gardens Piccolo Mondo Rock It Resell Snider’s Antique Mall 3 Goats Vineyard Willow & Ash Urban River Spirits Pouring Partners Chris James Cellars DAnu Winery Dion Vineyards Flipturn Cellars Helvetia Winery La Randonnée Résolu Cellars (Co-Sponsor) Parra Wine Co Patton Valley Wines Scotch Church Road Vineyard 3 Goats Vineyard 2 Towns Cider Bull Run Cider Urban River Spirits How the Sip & Shop Passport works: You’ll be directed to pick up your passport map, Swag bag including restaurant specials a

Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026 | Pacific University in Forest Grove Showtime: Thursday, Nov. 5 at 7:15 p.m. | Doors & community activities starting at 6 p.m. | Get tickets here. Address: Taylor-Meade Performing Arts Center, Pacific University 2043 College Way, Forest Grove Event details: The screening of "First Descent" will be followed by a panel conversation featuring the producer and guests from the film

A unique and exciting new musical performance based on Anthea Kreston’s memoir, Crescendo: Chronicles of an Adventurous Violinist. In Crescendo, her enchanting and deeply personal memoir, Kreston writes about growing up in a well-to-do but difficult family in Chicago, leaving home at sixteen, studying at the ultracompetitive Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia (Hilary Hahn was a classmate), then leaving it all behind for a commune in Oregon. With a mix of thrilling violin performance and spoken word taken from her memoir, Anthea brings the audience through the journey of her life through live music and personal anecdotes. Link to Crescendo: https://a.co/d/08zOA141

Celebrate the library's ninth-annual community-wide reading event, One Book, One Beaverton! Receive an event guide and a free copy of the book (title to be announced Oct. 1) at a book giveaway in the main library lobby and at Murray Scholls.