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Happy Juneteenth! Today, we celebrate freedom, hope, and the strength of community.

Have you attended Free Art in The Park yet?

If not, why not?

Every Tuesday and Thursday from 11:30am - 1:30 pm through July 30, there will be painting, music, and fun at Pioneer Square.

Get creative, meet new friends, and celebrate the summer by getting out in The Square!

Today is National Red Rose Day!

Living in the Rose City, we see roses all around, all year round, but today highlights the most romantic rose of all, the red rose.

From opulent, over-the-top displays at Roman bacchanalias, to their use in medieval weddings, and now their ubiquity every Valentine's Day, red roses have long been a symbol of fertility, fidelity, and love.

Red roses can be found in works of art from ancient frescoes in Pompeii, to Tudor era royalty and even the David Hockney exhibit at the Portland Art Museum, and this month is the perfect month to see why!

The International Rose Test Garden is in full bloom right now, and admission is FREE!

This century-old garden is the oldest rose-testing garden in the country and features over 10,000 rose bushes! Head on over today, take pictures of your favorite red roses, and share them in the comments! There may be a prize involved for those that share!

Your person. Your ride-or-die. The one who gets you without explanation.

Today is National Best Friends Day, and it's the perfect time to celebrate those friendships that make life richer. Whether you've known each other since kindergarten or just connected last year, true friends are everything.

National Donut Day is the perfect excuse to treat yourself (and maybe grab a few extras to share)!

There's something about a fresh donut that brings people together. Maybe pick up a box and share with your neighbors? Nothing says "have a great day" quite like a box of donuts!

What's your favorite local donut spot?

Starting tomorrow, there will be Free Art in The Park every Tuesday and Thursday through July 30 at Pioneer Square from 11:30am - 1:30 pm!

There will be painting, music, and creative fun while supplies last, so get there on time or a little early if you can!

11:30am - 1:30 pm

Pride Month reminds us of the importance of acceptance, equality, and celebrating who we are.

At our communities, we're committed to fair and inclusive housing for all residents regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity, race, color, national origin, religion, familial status, or disability. We believe diversity strengthens our communities, and we remain dedicated to creating welcoming spaces for everyone.

Tomorrow kicks off the 30th Annual National Safety Month!

We will be highlighting a new Safety topic each week, and sharing materials here, in our resident emails, and posted throughout our Community!

Week 1 - Moving Safety Forward, will focus on preventative safety measures you can take at home, at work, and in your community.

We are excited to be partnering with the National Safety Council to emphasize the importance of safety in all aspects of our lives and to share it with you!

Stay tuned for safety!

2026 National Safety Month Preventable injuries remain a serious risk. Watch this Safety Snapshot to learn about this year’s weekly topics and join NSC in celebrating National Safety M...

You won't want to miss the Annual Junior Parade, another fun and fabulous event in the City's ongoing Rose Festival!

The Parade is an annual tradition, dating back to 1918, when a small group of local children decided to have their own Rose Festival Parade, since the Festival was cancelled due to World War 1! From a plucky assembly of bikes, trikes, and a wagon, to today's marching bands, dance teams, and walk-on participants, the Junior Parade has grown into one of the highlights of the Festival!

'The parade starts at Noon, with Fred Bear cutting the ribbon to kick things off, but you will want to arrive early so you can get a good seat!

Link to the Parade route and street closures in the comments!

Today we observe Memorial Day by honoring the fallen heroes who gave their lives in service to our country. We remember their bravery, their sacrifice, and the families who carry on their legacy.