Since 1993, the City of West Linn has celebrated the community’s deep connection to nature through the Heritage Tree Program. These special designations recognize individual trees that embody the city’s history, character, and sense of place. Each Heritage Tree tells a story — of time, growth, and the people who have cared for it.
Full Moon Over West Linn is a Parks & Rec and Beaver Ambassadors event held on the night of the full moon. This informal event uses cycles of the full moon as a natural cycle everyone can easily relate to as a jumping off point to discuss other natural cycles! Did you know all the full moons have names? The March full moon is commonly referred to as the Worm Moon, but indigenous Kalapuyan tribes related the March full moon to the digging of Camas - an extremely influential species to the area.
City Council allocated an estimated $1,900,000 for the completion of the renovation of the Historic City Hall.
This project generally consists of interior tenant improvements to an existing historic two-story office building, including ADA improvement and wall reconfiguration. Exterior modifications, including stairs, awnings and modifications to storefronts and windows.
Disclaimer notice regarding project information on this site: While every effort is made to keep project information current and accurate, the City does not guarantee the completeness, reliability, or accuracy of the information and assumes no responsibility for any errors, omissions, or discrepancies.
A winter dance for older teens and adults with a diagnosis of cognitive or physical disabilities is scheduled on Saturday, January 26th at West Linn Adult Community Center from 7-9 pm. Family and friends are encouraged to attend and participate in this social event.
Fee: $5 per person
Deejay plays upbeat dance music. Refreshments provided.
Sponsored by West Linn Parks and Recreation and supported by volunteers from National Charity League. Please call 503-557-4700 with any questions.
Basketball Clinic - ages 7-12
This class emphasizes all aspects of the game and helps improve proper shot technique. Focus is placed on live ball drills that develop rallying and decision-making skills along with proper movement and recovery. Point playing games are used to reinforce the skills learned and to improve the player’s competitive skills. Using teaching progressions that lead to live-ball play is a key element in this program.
FEE: IC$69 OC$74
4/18-5/23 Th 7-8pm 7114.201
Sunset School, Gymnasium
Kids Mindful Yoga
Cassie Odom
Ages 3-5
Kids will be taught Yoga by implementing the Kidding Around Yoga methods that incorporates cardiovascular conditioning, fun and original music, plus all of the traditional benefits of
Yoga-meditation, breathing, techniques, peace and deep relaxation. Please bring a Yoga Mat if you have one.
FEE: IC $130 / OC $135
1/31-3/21 Th 10-10:45 am 5000.201
4/4-5/23 Th 10-10:45 am 5001.201
Sunset Firehall, Upstairs
Surja Tjahaja holds a MBA degree in International Business from the University of Southern California. He has practiced meditation for over 16 years and is especially interested in how meditation promotes neuroplasticity and healing.
