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Pre-application conferences provide Applicants the opportunity to discuss their proposals with staff prior to formally applying. The conference is intended to inform Applicants about submission requirements, approval criteria, and site development considerations. They are not intended as forums for public comments on proposals. The public may ask questions to staff about the application requirements or the Development Code.

Tuesday, April 28, 6:30pm

Oregon's hiking guru, William L. Sullivan, takes us on an illustrated tour of the new and changed hiking destinations he discovered while researching his latest guide. Expect news about wildflower hikes, changes at local parks, and trails that are recovering from fire, as well as anecdotes about history, geology, and more.

10:30 am - 11:00 am   |   The Hollow   |   2/17, 3/17, 4/21 & 5/19

HEART STRINGS MANDARIN is an Early Childhood Mandarin Music and Movement Program for Children, curated by a bilingual language and music educator, with training in music therapy and qualifications as a mental health therapist. Join us for a series of thirty-minute programs specially designed for young learners. We will sing, move, play instruments, and tell stories. We welcome all levels of Mandarin fluency from absolute beginners to native Mandarin speakers. Recommended for children five and under accompanied by their caregivers. Space is limited and available on a first-come basis; no registration required.

心弦中文是一个为儿童设计的幼儿中文音乐与律动课程。老师拥有音乐治疗的背景及心理治疗的资格。我们同时提供线上和实体课程。心弦中文的中文歌曲也在音乐平台上串流播放。

Tuesday, April 14, 5:00pm

Green burial advocate Elizabeth Fournier returns to the West Linn Library to talk about natural burial, backyard burials, and other eco-friendly forms of disposition available in Oregon. She will discuss the history, regulations in Portland, and current green practices, highlighting the value of going out in green style. Participants will learn what meaningful green rituals and gatherings we can create to honor our loved ones, support our grieving, and care for the earth and future generations. All questions are answered by someone who not just talks about these topics but has made green burial her life's work and full-time job.

Discontinued. 

As of June 2, 2026, the Romance Book Club has been discontinued

Pre-application conferences provide Applicants the opportunity to discuss their proposals with staff prior to formally applying. The conference is intended to inform Applicants about submission requirements, approval criteria, and site development considerations. They are not intended as forums for public comments on proposals. The public may ask questions to staff about the application requirements or the Development Code.

Pre-application conferences provide Applicants the opportunity to discuss their proposals with staff prior to formally applying. The conference is intended to inform Applicants about submission requirements, approval criteria, and site development considerations. They are not intended as forums for public comments on proposals. The public may ask questions to staff about the application requirements or the Development Code.

For those in grades 8-12 | No reservations required 

Join your fellow artists every third Thursday of the month at our Teen Art Meet!  Get away from it all to paint, draw, sculpt or experiment with new media every month at a laid back, artsy hangout.  You'll enjoy music, novel art supplies and a space to share and exchange with other young artists.  Feel free to bring your own supplies and projects - this studio time is completely self-guided!

Pre-application conferences provide Applicants the opportunity to discuss their proposals with staff prior to formally applying. The conference is intended to inform Applicants about submission requirements, approval criteria, and site development considerations. They are not intended as forums for public comments on proposals. The public may ask questions to staff about the application requirements or the Development Code.

Pre-application conferences give applicants the opportunity to meet with staff to discuss their proposals before submitting a land use application. The purpose of the conference is to inform applicants about submittal requirements, approval criteria, and site development considerations. The conference is not a venue for public comment on the proposal. Members of the public may attend and, if time permits, ask staff questions about application procedures or Development Code requirements.