ROCKY BUTTE FARMERS MARKET TO HOST FALL POP-UP SAT., NOVEMBER 23

Portland Oregon, November 19, 2024–Rocky Butte Farmers Market (RBFM), Portland’s top notch neighborhood market with a block party vibe, is hosting a Fall Pop-Up Market from 10AM-3PM on Saturday, November 23, inside The People’s Courts, 2700 NE 82nd Ave., Portland, OR 97220

Get the best of fresh local fall produce for your favorite soup recipes and wrap up holiday shopping early with unique gifts made by local artisans. The market will feature local, sustainable and hand-crafted goods grown and created by area makers, farmers and small businesses. The Fall Pop-Up Market will also feature:

  • Food demo
  •  Live music by Brenna Larsen
  •  Face painting plus a fun kids patch activity
  • IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT PETS: Because this market is indoors, unfortunately you’ll need to leave your furry friends at home this time!

Rocky Butte Farmers Market proudly accepts Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP), matching up to $20 per market day with Double Up Food Bucks through a partnership with the Farmers Market Fund.

An additional seasonal pop-up market will be held Saturday, DECEMBER 14TH inside The People’s Courts located at 2700 NE 82nd Ave., Portland, OR 97220.

Learn more about Rocky Butte Farmers Market, and vendors at www.rockybuttemarket.com, and follow market happenings via Instagram and Facebook at @rockybuttefm.

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RCPNA Board Meeting – Please join us Tuesday, November 12

Please join us for our next board meeting on Tuesday, November 12, 2024.
Meeting Date: Tuesday, November 12, 2024
Meeting Time: 7PM-9PM
Location: In person, German American Society, 5626 NE Alameda St, Portland, OR 97213
Open to Public: All welcome to attend
Link to Agenda: November 12 Meeting Agenda
Link to Documents: 2024 Board Meeting Documents
Hope to see you there!
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Want to learn more about the changes coming to Portland’s election system and form of government? The League of Women Voters is here to help!

Want to learn more about the changes coming to Portland’s election system and form of government?  The League of Women Voters is here to help!

This November, Portlanders will experience a new voting method when the city introduces ranked-choice voting to elect its top elected officials. The League of Women Voters of Portland is educating community members across the city about ranked-choice voting and other changes coming to Portland’s government. Learn more from their free, nonpartisan resources at their website: www.lwvpdx.org.

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Another way to learn about City Council and Mayoral candidates

KBOO FM 90.7 is conducting a series of hour long interviews with candidates for office in the November election. There are multiple sessions for each Council position so each candidate has ample opportunity to share their positions and views. The sessions are live on air, and also recorded and available for streaming on the KBOO website or on most podcast apps. Search “KBOO Running on Air”.

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Trick or Treat on Fremont Street returns | and NEW this year Trick or Treat for Cans donated to the Sunshine Division

Trick or Treat on Fremont Street

Trick or Treat on Fremont Street returns October 31st, 4-6pm. Every year businesses within the Beaumont Business district hand out candy to trick or treaters on Halloween. This year, participating businesses will be giving out full size and fun size candy. A few lucky trick or treaters will also receive a gift card to a participating business of their choice! “Trick or Treat for Cans”, is a food donation event that gives back to the community. It will feature expanded hours (5-8pm).

Trick or Treat for Cans on Fremont Street

The “Trick or Treat for Cans” event October 31st, 5-8pm consists of trick or treaters heading door to door on Halloween during Trick or Treating hours, but instead of asking for candy, they will be requesting canned goods to be donated to Sunshine Division. Volunteers will be given tote bags and maps of the neighborhood. This will help ensure each person/group covers a few blocks so no one has to walk too much and everyone goes to different houses. Volunteers can sign up by emailing Mary at bbaboardpresident@gmail.com

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