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Community Calendar
September, 2026
September 13
> Lents International Farmers Market – From 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. every Sunday through November 22 they’re ready to serve you. Come and shop for fresh produce, direct from the growers farms and fields. And, you’ll find many of the prepared foods you’ve come to expect at this long-established farmers market. Market Scouts will be providing fun activities for kids ages 3 to 12. CLICK HERE to see their webpage for more information. They’re in Lents Town Center, on SE 92nd Avenue, a block north of SE Foster Road at SE Reedway Street in The Zed parking lot – across from Fire Station 11.
> Montavilla Farmers Market – They’re open weekly now, providing fresh-from-the-garden foods from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. Come shop for seasonal root and fresh vegetables and fruits, baked goods, sustainably raised meats and eggs, flowers, plant starts, and specialty foods. It’s located on the gravel lot in the 7700 block of SE Stark Street – across the street from Mr. Plywood. CLICK HERE to see their website.
> Music in the Garden – From 11:30 a.m. until 1:00 p.m., different musicians or musical groups play in this FREE Saturday concert. Take your family, bring a lunch or enjoy a stroll while you listen. It’s at Portland Memory Garden, located in Ed Benedict Park, at 10401 SE Bush Street.
> Mid Autumn Festival – From noon until 10:00 p.m. today, Portland’s premiere FREE Mid Autumn Festival is again hosted by the White Lotus Foundation. Experience a day filled with cultural performances, delicious food, unique merchandise from 100 vendors, and a beautiful lantern parade at dusk. This family-friendly event is FREE to enter. This two-day event brings together community, tradition, and cultural appreciation through food, live performances, and family activities; a vibrant tribute to Asian culture. It’s in the parking lot of the Emmert Cali Saigon Mall outside of the Shun Fat Supermarket at 5253 SE 82nd Avenue of Roses, 97266. For complete information, see their official website: CLICK HERE.
September 15
> Parkrose Neighborhood Association meeting –From 7:00 until 8:30 p.m., you’ll find them meeting. For more information, see their City of Portland webpage, CLICK HERE. You’ll find them meeting at Rossi Farms, 3839 NE 122nd Avenue near Shaver Street.
September 19 – Another active Saturday!
> Rocky Butte Farmers Market – From 9:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m., this Saturday market continues to offer seasonal, and locally grown foods and artisan products. Come on up and take a look Saturdays, through October 24. They’re in the Madison South neighborhood, along the north side of Glenhaven Park along NE Siskiyou Street between 80th and 82nd Avenues. Abundant parking is located in the Glenhaven Park parking lot. For more information, see their official website: CLICK HERE.
> Lents street clean-up – From 1000 until noon, join with neighbors for a street cleanup, this time on SE Harold Street from 92nd to 104th avenues. Organizers will can provide the grabbers, bags and hi-vis vests if needed. RSVP: Kindly reply to Ade, the organizer at adeboileau@gmail.com) with total people and any gear needs. They’re meeting at Clegg’s Boys & Girls Club, 9330 SE 92nd Avenue (it faces SE Harold Street).
> Portland Weird Fest – From 11:00 a.m. until 500 p.m., the 2026 edition of this event that continues “Taking weird seriously and keeping seriously weird” returns! It’s is a wildly unforgettable celebration of the strange, creative, and delightfully unexpected side of Portland culture featuring 60 weird vendors, eccentric characters, live entertainers, interactive art, bizarre performances, and wonderfully offbeat experiences for all ages. Whether you’re weird, weird-curious, or just looking for the most unique festival in the city, Weird Fest is your invitation to celebrate creativity, community, and unapologetic weirdness. TICKETS: Adults | $17.45 (includes service fee); 12 and under FREE. CLICK HERE to purchase tickets. It’s at Oaks Amusement Park (remember to pay for parking).
> Repair Café in Hazelwood – From noon until 6:00 p.m., Repair PDX organizes free community events, like this one, where volunteer fixers help residents repair broken household items and learn fixing skills. Volunteer experts help you fix items like small appliances, clothing, jewelry, bikes, and outdoor gear. First-Come, First-Served: arrive early! NOTE: No knife/tool sharpening at this event. It’s at Midland Library, 805 SE 122nd Avenue 97233.
> Health & Wellness Fair – From 3:00 until 6:00 p.m., check out this free, family‑friendly health fair. It includes health screening and, preventive services. with nutrition information, and community resources in one convenient location. Offers fun activities for all ages, including games, hands‑on activities for kids, and free food. Families can spend time together while learning more about health, wellness, and resources available in their community. It’s at Rosewood Initiative, 14127 SE Stark Street, 97233.
September 20 – Lents Resource Fair today!
> Lents International Farmers Market – From 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. every Sunday through November 22 they’re ready to serve you. Come and shop for fresh produce, direct from the growers farms and fields. And, you’ll find many of the prepared foods you’ve come to expect at this long-established farmers market. Market Scouts will be providing fun activities for kids ages 3 to 12. CLICK HERE to see their webpage for more information. They’re in Lents Town Center, on SE 92nd Avenue, a block north of SE Foster Road at SE Reedway Street in The Zed parking lot – across from Fire Station 11.
> Lents Cultural & Resource Fair – From 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m., Portland Farmers Market and the Lents International Farmers Market are teaming up with East Portland Collective to continue this now-traditional, FREE outer East Portland family festival. The Resource Fair portion of the event will feature skill-sharing workshops, local organizations offering support and services, and giveaways. 11 am – Portland Lee’s Association Dragon & Lion Dance Team showcases the vibrant spirit of the community. It’s being held in conjunction with the LIFM market that opens at 9:00 a.m. as usual on SE 92nd Avenue, a block north of SE Foster Road at SE Reedway Street in The Zed parking lot.
> Montavilla Farmers Market – They’re open weekly now, providing fresh-from-the-garden foods from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. Come shop for seasonal root and fresh vegetables and fruits, baked goods, sustainably raised meats and eggs, flowers, plant starts, and specialty foods. It’s located on the gravel lot in the 7700 block of SE Stark Street – across the street from Mr. Plywood. CLICK HERE to see their website.
September 21
> Hazelwood Neighborhood Association – From 7:00 until 8:00 p.m., this neighborhood association meets. Check to see that they’re meeting on their webpage: CLICK HERE. They meet at Cherry Park United Methodist Church, at 1736 SE 106th Avenue.
> Pleasant Valley Neighborhood Association – Their Annual Meeting is from 7:00 – 8:30 pm. It may be at Art Soleil located at 5530 SE 122nd Avenue. They will provide refreshments and good cheer. Please RSVP [pvnaoregon@gmail.com] if you plan to attend in person so we can make sure there’s seating for all. For more information, see their City of Portland website: CLICK HERE – or, their Facebook page: CLICK HERE.
September 22
> Powellhurst-Gilbert Neighborhood Association General Meeting – It’s held from 7:00 until 9:00 p.m. this evening. Agenda TBD. You’ll find them at Arte Soleil, 5530 SE 122nd Avenue. For more information, see their official website: CLICK HERE.
September 23
> Argay Terrace Neighborhood Association Board Meeting – From 6:60 until 8:00 p.m., this outer East Portland neighborhood association meets. Verify that they’re meeting, check with their webpage: CLICK HERE. Meetings are held at the Portland Fire Department Training Center, 4800 NE 122nd Avenue.
September 24
> Mill Park Neighborhood Association meeting – From 6:30 until 8:00 p.m., this neighborhood association reportedly meets. Their City website is active, to see it, CLICK HERE. Their meetings are held in Gethsemane Lutheran Church, at 11560 SE Market Street, in the back of the building.
September 26
> Rocky Butte Farmers Market – From 9:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m., this Saturday market continues to offer seasonal, and locally grown foods and artisan products. Come on up and take a look Saturdays, through October 24. They’re in the Madison South neighborhood, along the north side of Glenhaven Park along NE Siskiyou Street between 80th and 82nd Avenues. Abundant parking is located in the Glenhaven Park parking lot. For more information, see their official website: CLICK HERE.
September 27
> Lents International Farmers Market – From 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. every Sunday through November 22 they’re ready to serve you. Come and shop for fresh produce, direct from the growers farms and fields. And, you’ll find many of the prepared foods you’ve come to expect at this long-established farmers market. Market Scouts will be providing fun activities for kids ages 3 to 12. CLICK HERE to see their webpage for more information. They’re in Lents Town Center, on SE 92nd Avenue, a block north of SE Foster Road at SE Reedway Street in The Zed parking lot – across from Fire Station 11.
> Montavilla Farmers Market – They’re open weekly now, providing fresh-from-the-garden foods from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. Come shop for seasonal root and fresh vegetables and fruits, baked goods, sustainably raised meats and eggs, flowers, plant starts, and specialty foods. It’s located on the gravel lot in the 7700 block of SE Stark Street – across the street from Mr. Plywood. CLICK HERE to see their website.
> Multicultural Kids Festival – From noon until 6:00 p.m., come celebrate with them this event that was formerly known as the Portland Slavic Festival. This event brings together kids and adults from different communities and provide an opportunity to explore different cultures, taste different foods and learn about different traditions. You’ll find: + Food Vendors + Music Performances + Bounce House + Petting Zoo + Vendors + Activities for Kids. CLICK HERE to see our story and video about last year’s festival. This great family event is again organized by the Slavic Community Center of NW say. It’s at Ventura Park, located at 460 SE 113th Avenue, 97216, along SE Stark Street. For more information, see their event official website, CLICK HERE.
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