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The Milwaukie Arts Committee is hosting another year of Porchfest! On Friday, July 11, 18 and 25, the community is invited to create music from their own homes, or walk/bike around Milwaukie neighborhoods to enjoy the sights and sounds! Singers, dancers, bagpipers, guitar players, etc. are all encouraged to fill Milwaukie with performance art!
This event was originally scheduled for June 21 but was postponed due to inclement weather.
Join a community-led festive gathering in the Scott Park to celebrate LGBTQIA+ Pride Month.
This event will feature community groups, crafts, fun activities, and live entertainment.
People of all ages are welcome!
ASL interpretation will be provided.
Performers in the Park every Thursday at 10:30am, July 3-August 14. In the amphitheater in Scott Park, next to the library, weather permitting. All ages.
July 10: The Oregon Coast Aquarium presents The Art of Conservation! Learn about the causes of plastic pollution,impacts on the ocean, and ways you can help! Then create something beautifulout of everyday trash. This program connects with the Aquarium’s new temporaryexhibit “Washed Ashore,” opening May 2025!
