Metro Area

Strengthen your household readiness through the "Be 2 Weeks Ready" program, presented by PrepLO. Learn how to prepare for disasters like earthquakes, storms, and wildfires. This essential training includes hands-on CPR/AED instruction provided directly by the Lake Oswego Fire Department (LOFD).

Fee: FREE (Pre-registration is required)

Thursday, September 10 • 5:30–8:30 p.m.
Course ID: 33840 • Register Online

Thursday, December 10 • 5:30–8:30 p.m.
Course ID: 33841 • Register Online

Saturday, September 5 • 9 a.m.–12 p.m.
Course ID: 33842 • Register Online

Saturday, December 5 • 9 a.m.–12 p.m.
Course ID: 33844 • Register Online

Tuesday, October 20 • 10 a.m.–12 p.m.
Course ID: 35016
Fee: FREE

Join clinical experts from Providence Health & Services to learn how age-related changes in balance, physical strength, and general medical health affect daily mobility. Discover concrete ways to minimize risks by modifying everyday medications, assessing footwear choice, and addressing common home environment hazards. Includes a short, participatory tai chi balance demonstration.

Presented by: Providence Health Leaders
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Thursdays, October 22 – November 12 • 12–1:30 p.m.
Course ID: 34887
Fee: Resident $36 / Non-Resident $54 (4-week course)

This structural, evidence-based series features weekly presentations by Providence clinical directors focused on optimizing physiological health as you age. Learn actionable, science-backed lifestyle habits designed to promote everyday brain fitness, strengthen emotional resilience, and maximize lifetime physical vitality rooted in the latest senior medical research.

Presented by: Providence Clinical Directors
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Tuesday, November 3 • 10–11:30 a.m.
Course ID: 34823
Fee: FREE

Join representatives from the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) for an invaluable QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) suicide prevention training session. Participants will learn how to recognize early situational warning signs, ask supportive, compassionate direct questions, and safely guide neighbors, friends, and family toward life-saving community crisis resources.

Presented by: NAMI NW Advisors
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Tuesdays • 9:30–11:30 a.m.
Fee: Resident $20 / Non-Resident $25 per multi-week section

Elevate your card game in a supportive, structured environment! Curated for enthusiasts who possess standard background play experience, this community class weaves short, technical lessons with real-time coached table play. Refine card play execution, clarify bidding options on the fly, and share the friendly table camaraderie of fellow players.

Section A (Sept 8 – Oct 27): Course ID: 35364 • Register Online
Section B (Nov 3 – Dec 15): Course ID: 35365 • Register Online

Thursday, October 29 • 2–4 p.m.
Course ID: 35370
Fee: FREE

Learn how to optimize your living space to be safer, energy-efficient, and structurally accessible using public county support systems. Experienced case managers from Clackamas County will detail application criteria for free residential weatherization upgrades, low-cost deferred maintenance home improvement loans, and localized senior accessibility renovation grants.

Presented by: Clackamas County Program Coordinators
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• Life’s Final Chapter Series (May/June): A thoughtful practical exploration covering end-of-life logistics, medical directives, and grief support, facilitated alongside Death Doulas NW and End of Life Choices Oregon.
• Estrangement & Reunion Workshops (May/June): Multi-session mental health family guidance led by the licensed marriage and family therapists of Family Ties Counseling Center.
• Caregiver Support & Resilience Intensives (May/June): Specialized, four-hour professional workshops covering dementia communication habits and chronic caregiver burnout prevention, led by Dr. Andrea Holzner.
• Healthy Legs as You Age (May 6): A cardiovascular educational forum addressing vein health, modern treatment options, and leg circulation, led by Dr. Toshio Nagamoto of Inovia Vein.
• Estate Planning Basics (May 20): A legal resource class reviewing wills, asset protection vehicles, and common probate filing pitfalls, presented by Michael Rose, Attorney at Rose Elder Law.
• Paying for Long-Term Care (June 10): A community seminar providing legal guidance on qualifying for public Medicaid benefits and managing long-term institutional residential costs, presented by Rose Elder Law.

Learn some fun games you can play with a crowd and a standard poker deck, such as Crazy Eights, Egyptian Ratscrew, or Spoons.

Learn the building blocks of a great scene through playful storytelling, character choices, and TTRPG-inspired adventures! For kids in grades 3-5 with an adult.

• Registration is required for this event.
• Registration will close on November 5, 2026 @ 4:00pm.
• This event is for registrants grade 3rd Grade to 5th Grade.

Join us for Cribbage Sundays! ❤️♠️

From seasoned pros to first-time players, this is a relaxed, community-style gathering where neighbors can connect over cards, conversation, and craft beer.

Here’s how it works:

• Bring your own board + cards if you have them (we’ll have a couple on hand to share).

• Play 2–3 games in a casual, drop-in format.

• Everyone who participates gets ½ off their first alcoholic drink — beer, cider, seltzer, or wine. 🍻

We’ll meet every other Sunday from 3–5 PM.

Must be 21+ to attend.

On guard! Make your moves in a casual setting with other beginning players. Basic knowledge of the games is assumed. Grades 6-12.

Beginning to experienced players welcome.

Come hang out with friends, play games, craft, and chat about your favorite things! Pizza and snacks are provided by Friends of Three Creeks Community Library.

Ages 9–19

The Vancouver Bridge Club, 6503 E. Mill Plain Blvd., Vancouver, will offer a six-week class for beginning and intermediate bridge players from 10 a.m. to noon March 5, 12, 19, 26, April 2 and 9, instructed by Michael Walker, a Ruby Life Master and an accredited ACBL and Better Bridge Instructor. Topics include opening bidding, slam bidding, takeout doubles, doubler’s rebid, balancing and other doubles. Each lesson will also include handouts and practice boards for hands-on experience. The cost is $10 per lesson or $50 for all six.

Elevate your bridge game in a welcoming, low-pressure environment! Designed for players with prior experience, this program combines short, targeted lessons with guided table play to help you sharpen your strategies and build confidence. It’s the perfect opportunity to refine your skills, ask questions in real-time, and enjoy the camaraderie of fellow enthusiasts.

Join us for open game play of Magic the Gathering. Decks will be provided, or bring your own.

Cards are provided through a generous donation from the non-profit magikids.org.

🎲 Join Us for Bunco Night at 503 Uncorked! Looking for a fun way to kick off the month? Grab your friends and join us on the first Wednesday of every month for

The Connection Club is hosting a Game Night in Beaverton in partnership with The Arc PDX!

Come enjoy a relaxed evening, meet some new people,

🃏 We will have board and card games and there will be some video game consoles available to use. 🎮

🍕 There will be snacks, drinks, and pizza available.

This event is open to everyone and is free.

This program is designed for seniors and encourages them to explore their creativity through crafts, sewing, games, reading, storytelling, and more.

Este programa está diseñado para adultos mayores y los anima a explorar su creatividad a través de manualidades, costura, juegos, lectura, contando historias y más.

Tired of your abuela giving you the side-eye when you forget a word? Or maybe just looking for a low-stakes way to dust off your English skills? Whether you're a "No Sabo" kid or a fluent pro, we've got a spot for you!

LULAC Southwest Washington is teaming up with Dandelion Teahouse & Apothecary for a night of zero-judgement conversation. We're swapping the textbooks for board games and tea.

Here's the vibe:

-Practice your Spanish (even if it's just the basics!)

-Practice your English (o si hablas Español y quieres practicar tu Ingés)

-Play games & make friends in a cozy atmosphere.

Come for the practice, stay for the community. Si sabes, sabes!

Join us for Teen Dungeons and Dragons at the East County Library! Create your character and work with your friends to solve mysteries, fight bad guys, and get the loot! There will be snacks!

Registration required, limited spots available.

Come play American Mahjong at the library and connect with community! Experienced players welcome are invited to join our fun and friendly group. Be sure to bring your current National Mah Jongg League cards.

Do you play chess? Would you like to learn? Join coach Scott as we all learn to play one of the world's oldest games.

All ages and all skill levels are welcome!

Immerse yourself in a world of excitement! Create a character and take on challenges with a team of other players in this interactive story. Whether you want to learn or are an experienced player, come play Dungeons & Dragons.

For ages 9–19

Come hang out with friends, play games, craft, and chat about your favorite things! Join us every Thursday for a couple hours of fun.

For ages 13–19

Snacks are provided by Friends of Vancouver Community Library.

Join our new Pokémon™ Club to learn, play, and connect through the Pokémon™ Trading Card Game (TCG). Whether you’re new or experienced, this inclusive space is all about casual play, learning, and having fun—no competition required.

La Center Community Library

Wednesday, September 23, 4:00pm–5:00pm

Wednesday, October 28, 4:00pm–5:00pm

Wednesday, November 25, 4:00pm–5:00pm

For participants who enjoy the game of words. First time players are asked to pre-register in person or contact Ruth Hamilton at 503-675-7663 for more information.

Scrabble is an American word game in which two to four players score points by forming words from individual lettered tiles on a game board marked with a 15-by-15 grid. The words are formed across and down in crossword fashion and must appear in a standard dictionary.

Type: Word Game/Random chance Medium (Letters Drawn)
Players: 2–4
Playing time: ~50 minutes
Skill(s) required:

• Vocabulary
• Spelling
• Anagrams
• Strategy
• Counting
• Bluffing

Join us for open game play of chess.

For all ages.

Wacheno Welcome Center Mall Area Thursday, November 12, 2026, 11:30am – 3pm Open to Public, students, and staffClub engagement activity to celebrate Veteran's dayFood will be available board games, cards, and switch games available

Kick back with your friends, get creative, or just chill. We've got comfy spots, board games, art supplies, and plenty of video games. It's the perfect spot to hang out and meet new people. For ages 12-18.

Cost: $40

Payment collected day of event

Get 6 packs of Star Trek: To Boldly Go for sealed

Promos:

* Player insignias * Quadrant play aids * Sticker roll of rank pips * Magic Presents: To Boldly Go promo card (awarded at the rank of Captain)

Small, fast Warhammer 40,000 battles take center stage in this monthly Combat Patrol league focused on tactical play. Participants can play up to one game per week, with victory points tracked throughout the month. Earn an additional 10 points for each Combat Patrol unit you assemble and paint during the month. At the end of the month, the highest total is recognized on the Wall of Honor. There is no cost to participate, and weekly games can be played during 40k Friday or the Saturday League Night set aside for these matchups. Questions can be directed to the shop.

Come hang out with friends, play games, craft, and chat about your favorite things! Join us every month for an hour of fun.

For ages 13–19

Snacks provided by Friends of Battle Ground Community Library.

Immerse yourself in a world of excitement! Create a character and take on challenges with a team of other players in this interactive story. Whether you want to learn or are an experienced player, come play Dungeons & Dragons.

Please fill out the Character Creation Form, so we can have your pre-generated character ready for your first session. If you have any questions, please email [email protected].

For ages 9–19

Practice your moves in a casual setting with other players of these ancient board games. Students of all ages & adults are welcome! All levels are welcome!

Practica tus movimientos de ajedrez en un ambiente informal con otros jugadores. ¡Estudiantes de todas las edades y adultos son bienvenidos! ¡Todos los niveles son bienvenidos!

Take part in a casual trading card game night. Participation costs $5, and participants receive a prize pack. Booster packs are available for purchase by League Members after casual play, while supplies last.

Join the Oregon City Chess Club for our monthly chess drop-in at the library! Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned chess player, join other chess enthusiasts and sharpen your skills! Chess Drop-In is open to all ages, abilities, and skill levels and will meet the last Sunday of each month.

Drop in to enjoy a variety of board games. Play an old favorite, or learn something new!

For all ages

Come learn the basics of American Mahjong in our registration-required class or play a drop-in game with other beginners

About the Class

Discover American Mahjong basics in this course. Class size is limited to 8 participants, and registration is required.

About the Drop-in Games

Join us for a wild evening of games (board, RPG, cards, and retro video games head to head!) and fun! ODD Mondays feature Karaoke with a retro twist, decade costumes encouraged!

Suggested donation is $5-10 and refreshments are available from The Riff service counter. Craft kit bundle deal: $15-20 for craft kit and one free drink from the bar!

ALL AGES. 21+ID required for alcoholic beverages.

Immerse yourself in a world of excitement! Create a character and take on challenges with a team of other players in this interactive story. Whether you want to learn or are an experienced player, come play Dungeons & Dragons.

For ages 9–19

Join us for open game play of Magic the Gathering. Decks will be provided, or bring your own.

Cards are provided through a generous donation from the non-profit magikids.org.

For ages 13–19

Put down the screens and try playing some games the old fashioned way!

Intended for patrons in grades 6-12.

Immerse yourself in a world of excitement! Create a character and take on challenges with a team of other players in this interactive story. Whether you want to learn or are an experienced player, come play Dungeons & Dragons.

For ages 9–19

Drop in to play a friendly game of chess with our sets or yours.

Historical games rotate each week, offering a different selection to play.

Join us for open game play of chess.

For all ages

Drop-In and play board games and card games and enjoy freshly popped popcorn. Fun for the whole family!

July Bounties

How do players earn a bounty? There will be two types of bounties players can earn packs from. One is a deck restriction usually done by theme or color requirement when building a deck. To earn the bounty, a player must be the highest rank of any other player attempting the bounty, you do not need to win the weekly event.

The second bounty type is by accomplishing a condition that has been set such as controlling a particular set of units or successfully completing a specific action. The first player to complete the condition of the bounty earns the bounty.

July's Bounties:

“Mascot Power” - Destroy an enemy shield area card with any unit that has “Haro” in its name.

“Duo with Duo” - Construct a deck that has only two unique pilot cards with Duo Maxwell as one of them. (Command//Pilots are unrestricted)

“Eternal Blessings” - Construct a deck with 21 Eternal Nexus cards including 4 pilots with the G Generation type.

“July's Underdogs” - Construct a deck with 21 cards of any of the following traits, Titans, Academy, or Vulture.

“Power and Vengeance” - Construct a deck with at least 15 red cards and 15 purple cards.

Encore Bounty: This bounty was not scored last month so it will return one more time and earns twice the reward.

“Power Overwhelming” - Successfully mark lethal damage on a unit with "Strategic Arms"

Grab your favorite board game and meet up with some friends at Langer's! The Board Game Club @ Langer's is a community-led, welcoming, family friendly board game night for folks to join up and have some fun rolling dice, drawing cards, and scheming up your next plan of attack!

6pm - 9pm · Thursday · All Ages

Join our new Pokémon™ Club to learn, play, and connect through the Pokémon™ Trading Card Game (TCG). Whether you’re new or experienced, this inclusive space is all about casual play, learning, and having fun—no competition required.

Take part in a monthly Age of Sigmar Spearhead League featuring tactical small-scale battles. Players can play up to one game each week, earning victory points for their results and 10 points for each Spearhead unit they build and paint during the month. The player with the highest total will be recognized on the Wall of Honor. Participation is free, and games can be played during regular Sigmar Saturday or Saturday League Night. Players need a Spearhead force and one current Spearhead set: Fire & Jade, Sand & Bone, or City of Ash.

Immerse yourself in a world of excitement! Create a character and take on challenges with a team of other players in this interactive story. Join us whether you want to learn or are an experienced player.

For ages 18+