There's still time to sign up for a THPRD class or program

If you’re thinking it’s too late to get into one of THPRD's fall classes, we have good news.  Fun and interesting opportunities for all ages are still available across the Park District.

Click here for a sample of some of the available classes.

Check out all of the fall classes in our activities guide.  You can view the guide online here or pick up a printed copy at any of our recreation or aquatic centers.

Want to attract more birds, butterflies, pollinators and other wildlife to your garden?  Visit the Fall Native Plant Sale this Saturday, Oct. 1.

This great event is from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Nature Park Interpretive Center, 15655 SW Millikan Way, Beaverton.

Admission is free.

More information.

Don't miss receiving your flu shot at this great event from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 1.  Attendees also may benefit from free screenings for blood pressure, hearing, vision, glaucoma and diabetes.

• For more information, click here.

On Oct. 7-9, a group of local artists will present more than 350 works of art at the Jenkins Estate, including paintings, etching, drawings, and collages.

Cost is $5 for a three-day pass.

Click here for event flier or other information.

Join the staff at Cedar Hills Recreation Center for a safe, fun and affordable event for the entire family. There will be a wide range of activities from:

• Cookie Decorating
• BINGO
• Magic Show
• Inflatable Bouncer
• Cosmic Maze
• Clown Show
• and much, much more….

For more information go to the website.

Come bob in our warm pool and choose your pumpkins to take home.  There will be fun activities in the lobby and everyone gets a goodie bag.

For ages 1-15.

Click here for more details.

Do you want to see how the pioneers made cider with antique, hand-cranked presses?  Do you want to sample the results?   Do you want to listen to a great bluegrass and old-time music band?

Then don't miss the Cedar Mill Cider Festival on Sunday, Oct. 16, from 1 to 4 p.m. on the grounds of the John Quincy Adams Young House.

For more information.

Come join us for an afternoon of exploration in and around Bethany Lake Park. Education staff and volunteers will lead interactive, nature-based activities and park rangers will be available to answer your questions.

More information.

Did you know the building that houses our Garden Home Recreation Center started as a school?  And did you know the original occupant (Garden Home School) opened there 99 years ago, in 1912?  The school actually started in a different building in 1911, so historians are celebrating the school’s centennial now; you can check out the website here.  Wondering how the school became a THPRD recreation center?  Click here.

The Harman Swim Center is hiring a full-time Office Tech II .

The Nature Park Interpretive Center is hiring a part-time Building Maintenance Tech II.

The Cedar Hills Recreation Center is hiring a part-time Preschool Instructor.

For more Park District jobs, go to our website.