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April
16
6:30 p.m at the trail entrance at the intersection of SW Center and SW 117th Ave.
April
18
No scuba gear required but dolphin sonar helpful!!!
April
19
See wildflowers, woodpeckers, beavers and more!
April
19
An epic morning of easter bunny bounce at Cedar Hills!
April
21
HMT Recreation Complex, Dryland Meeting Room at 6:30 p.m.
April
25
Three days to challenge yourself to the Wipe Out!
May
5
HMT Recreation Complex, Dryland Meeting Room at 7 p.m.
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THPRD's summer guide now available; register April 26!
The key to unlocking a fantastic summer? A summer camp, or two, or three ... at THPRD. Our summer activities guide, with a complete list of summer camps, is now available online and at all facilities. District residents may sign up for summer classes, activities and camps on Saturday, April 26, at 8 a.m.
- Spring registration under way: Browse l Register
- New to the district? Learn more about the registration process.
Waterhouse Trail expansion project nearly complete
THPRD is nearing completion on a project that will render two miles of new pathway along the Waterhouse Trail.
The $3.7 million expansion project, funded by the 2008 voter-approved bond measure, should be complete by the end of April.
April 22 is Earth Day; lend a hand at a neighborhood park
You can join SOLVE and THPRD at several Earth Day projects, April 26-27. We have park improvement work days scheduled at Autumn Ridge Park, Lilly K. Johnson Woods, MurrayHill Park, and NE Park. Groups and individuals are welcome. Register here.
- Or ... volunteer at our Native Plant Sale!
- More THPRD volunteers needed: April 15-30, registration is open for Safety Town. Lead games, songs, activities, crafts to kids 4-6 this summer at Cedar Hills Recreation Center.
Visit our Spring Native Plant Sale on Saturday, April 26
Want to spruce up your home garden? The Spring Native Plant Sale offers more than 150 native plants, trees and shrubs for sale.
Visit the sale and learn about native plants from our nature experts on Saturday, April 26, from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m., at Tualatin Hills Nature Park Interpretive Center.
Native plants have greater wildlife benefits and require less care than non-native ornamental plants.
It's egg hunting season at our recreation centers
It's springtime! That means green grass, sunshine, and more fun family events at THPRD centers.
On April 18 and 19, all three of our recreation centers will host spring egg hunts for kids of all ages.
Pre-register now; these are among our most popular events of the entire year!
- April 18: Underwater Egg Hunt at Conestoga Recreation & Aquatic Center
- April 19: Spring Egg Hunt & Artisan Bazaar at Cedar Hills Recreation Center
- April 19: Spring Egg Hunt at Garden Home Recreation Center
Park Patrol employee motivated by simple act of kindness
THPRD Park Patrol employee Brady Schwartz has created a popular social club for local motorcycle riders, and given back to the community by hosting several fundraisers.
His willingness to help out others was inspired years ago by an act of kindness, during the most difficult of times, made by a Beaverton police officer.
Time to gear up for July's Party in the Park festivities
Party in the Park returns to the HMT Recreation Complex on Saturday, July 26. Our largest free community event features the Family Triathlon (register April 26) and the T-Hills Classic car show (registration begins April 8).
Join us for a campus carnival that includes food, fun, games, activities, and the Beaverton International Celebration, a celebration of the city's diversity.
In 2013, major progress on bond-funded projects
What a year! THPRD opened eight new or redeveloped parks, three miles of trails, three athletic fields, and a dog park in 2013.
Additionally, more than 100,000 native trees and shrubs were planted, seismic upgrades completed and several properties were purchased for future use during this year of significant progress.
For first time in 58 years, THPRD phasing in new logo
This doesn’t happen every day ... at least not at THPRD. In October, the THPRD Board of Directors unanimously approved a fresh new logo to better reflect the district's diverse community and services.
The first major logo overhaul since the founding of THPRD in 1955 is being implemented gradually.
- Oregon Live: THPRD rolls out new logo
District meeting schedule
- April 14: Regular Meeting of the THPRD Board of Directors.
- Click here to access the full list of board and committee meetings.
This page was last updated on Friday April 11 2014 at 4:27 PM.
