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Widmer Bros. Oktoberfest
Get ready for Munich-style ales and German bratwursts as one of Portland’s most-loved Oktoberfest celebrations will take place Saturday, September 11 from 3 p.m. – 11:30 p.m., at Widmer Brothers Brewing Co.
Widmer Brother’s Oktoberfest is a tribute to the world-renowned celebration in Munich, Germany, which draws more than six million people annually during the 16-day festival. Widmer Brother’s version, although smaller in scale, is large in Oktoberfest spirit. The festival features a variety of craft beers, traditional German food, accordion players, and live music throughout the day. Each year, thousands of Oregonian’s attend the festival; this year’s celebration is expected to draw more than 5,000 craft beer fanatics.
For more information about Widmer Brothers Brewing, visit www.widmer.com.
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Oregon Department of Transportation
Know before you go! Check the Oregon Department of Transportation's TripCheck. Click through for a map and links to view road conditions within Oregon and its surrounding states.
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09/02/2010 09:00 PM
PosterGarden will host over 25 local artists in their showroom every first Thursday from June through September. Everything from glass, jewelry, pottery, sculpture, paintings, wood carvings and more will be on display for FREE! Wine tasting, music and food are also part of the activities the Poster Garden Art Show has to offer. Show times are 6 - 9 pm, July 1st, August 5th and September 2nd.
Check out our website for more information:
http://art.PosterGarden.com
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A Summer Full of Great Events from Gorge Delights!
Reach the Beach May 15 - This benefit ride for the American Lung Association is perfect as a personal challenge or to ride together with friends and family. Proceeds will help prevent and cure lung disease and promote lung health through education, advocacy and research. Make sure to look for Just Fruit’s booth to grab a bar to go. Just Fruit is 100% fruit and will give you the energy to continue biking for the cause.
Cirque du Cycling June 12 - Come watch live entertainment and music all afternoon, and an evening criterium street race with two-way racing right down the middle of Mississippi Avenue. This event is a benefit for Albina Youth Opportunity School. Make sure to keep a Just Fruit bar on you for the ride. It will provide you that extra punch of energy you’ll need!
The Night Ride July 10 – Join 2,000 riders for a costume contest, disco rest stop, fire jugglers & more as you ride around Portland after dark. Benefits the Bicycle Transportation Alliance. Make sure to keep a Just Fruit bar on you for the ride. It will provide you that extra punch of energy you’ll need!
Jacksons Ride the Gorge Aug 7 - A majestic tour of the Columbia River Gorge with a gourmet feast & free massages at the finish. In honor of Jackson Hill, this event benefits the Northwest Sarcoma Foundation. Make sure to look for Just Fruit’s booth to grab a bar to go. Just Fruit is 100% fruit and will give you the energy to continue biking for the cause.
Tour de Lab Sept 11 - A doggie-themed community ride with stops at all three Lucky Lab brewpubs. Dogs not allowed on course but welcome at the finish. Benefits the Dove Lewis Emergency Animal Hospital. Make sure to look for Just Fruit’s booth to grab a bar to go. Just Fruit is 100% fruit and will give you the energy to continue biking for the cause.
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Big Brothers Big Sisters Columbia Northwest
The BE the difference campaign is a 100 day (June 17 - September 25) initiative that aims to bring 500 new friendships to children in the Portland and Vancouver metropolitan area. Now Big Brothers Big Sisters Columbia Northwest needs your help in finding Big Brothers and Big Sisters who can make a difference in the lives of our local children.
In our own lives, each of us was touched by someone other than our parents, someone who broadened our horizons and made a difference. By becoming a Big Brother, Big Sister or Big Couple, you can do the same for a child. You will both be forever changed by the experience. Being a Big Brother or Big Sister means being you, developing a friendship and sharing the best part of yourself. It means a chance to see the world -and be seen through fresh new eyes. No matter where you are in life right now, being a Big Brother or Big Sister is something you’ll look forward to. It will be one of the best decisions you’ll ever make. For more information about Big Brothers Big Sisters, contact Heath Berg at (503) 249-4859.
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Sole Support for Parkinsons
Join us for Portland's Sole Support for Parkinson's on Sunday September 26th at Willamette Park. A fundraiser activity for Parkinson's disease, participants will be able walk their choice of a 1K or 5K walk as well as enjoy live music, refreshments, the vendor fair, kid activities and honorarium opportunities.
For more information and to register, visit our website at:
http://www.solesupport.org/
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Sleep Country Foster Kids' School Supply Drive
For 26,000 Northwest foster kids, changing homes often means getting behind in school. To help them get a good start, Sleep Country USA is collecting school supplies for local foster kids. But they can’t do it without you. Bring your gift of gift of paper, pens, crayons, pencils, rulers, dictionaries and more to Sleep Country. Call 1-888-88-SLEEP for the store nearest you. Sleep Country knows, not everyone can be a foster parent but anyone can help a foster child.
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The Volunteer Expo Returns to Pioneer Courthouse Square
Special event presented by The Standard showcases more than 100 nonprofits in one location. On Friday, September 10, 2010, The Standard’s Volunteer Expo returns to Pioneer Courthouse Square with over 100 nonprofits in one location. The annual event provides citizens and employees of The Standard unparalleled opportunities to learn about local nonprofits and discover how to make a difference in the community. Representatives from a diverse range of nonprofit organizations will be there helping attendees learn more and maybe even find the perfect match for their time, skills and interests.
With more than 100 participating nonprofits, the 2010 Expo is set to be the largest yet. In order to support growing interest from nonprofits, the community and The Standard’s 2,100 downtown employees, this special event will be open to the public and held in Portland’s Pioneer Courthouse Square.
Thanks to a partnership with New Avenues for Youth, Ben & Jerry’s PartnerShop Scoop Shop is offering a free scoop of ice cream to attendees who connect with five or more nonprofits at the Expo. Just grab a Connect Card at the event and collect stamps on it as you visit the nonprofit booths. Those who collect at least five stamps can redeem them for one free scoop Ben & Jerry’s ice cream.
The 2010 Volunteer Expo takes place Friday, September 10, 2010, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Pioneer Courthouse Square, 701 SW 6th Avenue. The event is open to the public and free of charge.
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