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Your field guide to the Washington County Fair
From the musical lineup to the midway, we've got you covered. The 2024 Washington County Fair runs from July 19-28 at the Westside Commons in Hillsboro. Admission to the fair is free. The lineup: Country artists and tribute bands take the stage at the Washington County Fair. The Washington County...
Monday Is A Special Day To See The Finished Chalk Art And Enjoy Downtown Hillsboro
Check Out La Strada dei Pastelli Chalk Art Festival 2024 from above, courtesy of Kole at KosenMedia.com! He does the very best media and photo work around!. Ok, everybody! Was your weekend too hot, or maybe not quite what you were hoping for? Or maybe it was amazing and you just want to keep the fun rolling? Well, in the wake of the amazing LaStrada Chalk Art Festival in Hillsboro, Oregon, this past weekend, we have some special news!! The finished Chalk Art in all of its collective glory is still there for you all to see! You have all day on Monday, 7-22-24 to get to Downtown Hillsboro and have a nice uncrowded viewing and enjoy the event footprint with no cars!
The Top 36 Events in Portland This Week: July 22–28, 2024
How's everyone's brat summer? If you only have a rough idea of what you're doing this week, let us help you fine tune your schedule. We're suggesting top-tier events from the return of Project Pabst to the Pearl District Beer and Arts Fest and from a pared-down Sneaker Week PDX to Legendary Makers Market II.
Things 2 Do: July 19-21
At the fair you can enjoy the gravity-defying stunts of iFlip, get up close and personal with exotic creatures with Brad's World Reptiles, try out Super Science's hands-on exhibits, and more. There's also classic carnival rides, livestock shows, live music, fair food, and drinks. The Washington County Fair runs through July 28th at Westside Commons in Hillsboro. Admission is free for all ages.
Celebration and relief at Portland Pride Parade as national political landscape shifts
Scarlet Passmore stood at Southwest Pine Street in front of Tom McCall Waterfront Park when she got the notification that President Joe Biden dropped out of the 2024 election. A welcome banner for the Portland Pride Waterfront Festival hung behind her. Passmore’s phone started blowing up with texts reacting to the news Sunday.
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