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DateMarch 1 - March 22Pricing$25/$20 for Seniors Learn to play the ukulele with our specially curated class suitable for beginners of all ages. Whether you’re a young enthusiast or someone looking to pick up a new hobby later in life, this class is designed to be inclusive and enjoyable for everyone. Sundays 10:00am-11:00am March 1 March 8 March 15 March 22 Instructor: Francis Doo Individual classes: $25/$20 for Seniors A signed waiver is required to attend classes. All Students will need to bring their own instrument & a pencil. Senior: $20 Class: $25 If you purchase four or more of our spring classes in one order, receive a 20% discount. (Discount will be automatically applied in your cart.) Class is limited to 30 students. Location: The LAB at The Reser. What You’ll Learn: Basic Chords and Strumming: We’ll start from the very beginning, learning how to hold and tune your ukulele, and progress into mastering fundamental chords and strumming patterns. Songs: You’ll learn to play songs that inspire and uplift, making your practice sessions both fun and rewarding. Rhythm and Timing: Develop a solid sense of rhythm and timing, essential for playing music with others or simply enjoying on your […]

An accessible journey into the grooves and dances of hip hop culture. In this class, you’ll learn a variety of party dances, explore elements of popping, develop tools for freestyling, and practice choreography. Come ready to learn, have fun, and explore! Sundays 1 PM – 2 PM March 1 March 8 March 15 March 22 Individual Classes are $25 / $20 for Seniors 62+ A signed waiver is required to attend classes. Classes are limited to 30 students. Location: The LAB at The Reser. The Patricia Reser Center for the Arts Education and Community Program’s mission is to awaken creativity in all of us by providing access to exceptional arts learning experiences to lifelong learners, students, educators, and families in our community.

The Trolls like to play games, have fun, and rock out to their favorite jukebox hits, but what will they do when the monstrous, troll-eating Bergens attack? What about when Queen Barb tries to steal their magic lyre string? Inspired by the hit film series, this NWCT Explore Camp combines adventures, imaginative world-building, and roleplay to immerse students in theater. An informal demonstration will occur during the last 15 minutes of the final day of camp. Ages 6 – 9 yrs 9 AM – 12 PM

Pet detectives, on the case! Follow your animal instincts as you search for lost poodles and skittish kittens. You’ll need to solve a whole zoo of animal cases in this NWCT Explore Camp. Are you ready? Explore Camps combine adventures, imaginative world-building, and role-playing to immerse students in theater. An informal demonstration will occur during the last 15 minutes of the final day of camp. Ages 6 – 9 yrs 1 PM – 4 PM

Join the ultimate heist with The Bad Guys! Enter the wild and hilarious world of Wolf, Snake, and their misfit crew of bad guys trying to go good. This performance camp brings their daring schemes to life as they search high and low for redemption. Get ready to unleash your inner villain-turned-hero! Performance Camps are all about putting on a play or musical. Students audition, rehearse, and perform. Families and friends are invited to the final performance held on the last day of camp. Ages 8 – 11 yrs 9 AM – 4 PM

Practically perfect in every way! When Jane and Michael need a new nanny, it’s up to Mary Poppins to make things right with the Banks family. Get ready to audition, rehearse, and dance like a penguin in this supercalifragilisticexpialidocious production! Everyone gets a part in this NWCT musical performance camp. Performance Camps are all about putting on a play or musical. Students audition, rehearse, and perform. Families and friends are invited to the final performance held on the last day of camp. Ages 10 – 14 yrs 9 AM – 4 PM

“5, 6, 7, 8!” It’s time to put on your dance shoes and build the skills you need to be a true triple threat. Broadway Boot Camp is the perfect starting point for any student interested in exploring musical theater performance. We will tackle voice, acting, and dance in this week-long “Boot Camp” intensive. Ages 8 – 12 yrs 9 AM – 4 PM

Create different types of paper airplanes and watch them fly! Grades K-5 with family.

Join us at Family Storytime for books, movement, and music. There will also be crafts and fun activities—all free! 1st Street Dining Commons is located one block of SW 1st Street, between SW Watson Ave and SW Washington Ave.

Kids participate with OMSI staff in experiments that vividly demonstrate the predictable (and sometimes unpredictable!) reactions of matter, including some that have explosive results. Topics include nature of chemical reactions, physical vs chemical changes, and safety. Grades K-8.

Pride Beaverton’s Volunteer Kickoff is almost here! We’re teaming up with Central Station Taps to celebrate the volunteers who make Pride in the Park possible — and to welcome anyone curious about getting involved this year. This family‑friendly gathering includes: ✨ A free DIY paint craft (all supplies provided!) ✨ Sabor Autentico on site with their food truck ✨ Great drinks from Central Station — and yes, outside food is welcome ✨ Space to connect, ask questions, and learn how to volunteer Whether you’ve been with us for years or you’re thinking about joining for the first time, we’d love to celebrate with you. 📅 Saturday, March 28 🕓 4–6 PM 📍 Central Station Taps — 3925 SW Rose Biggi Ave, Beaverton, OR 97005 Let’s celebrate, connect, and kick off Pride together.

Legacies is a powerful tribute to the resilience, courage, and voices of the LGBTQ+ community. Anchored by the 30th anniversary performance of Robert Seeley’s groundbreaking “Naked Man,” this concert honors the stories that have shaped generations—from the fight for visibility and justice, to the grief and strength forged in the AIDS crisis, to the ongoing journey toward equality and affirmation. Featuring works commissioned by GALA choruses across the country, Legacies is more than a concert—it’s a living archive of struggle, triumph, and the enduring power of song to carry our history forward.