Thank you for joining us at the 2019 event! Check back here for details for next years event, on Saturday June 6th, 2020!
Ridgefield is celebrating National Trails Day with festivities at the waterfront and downtown and trolley rides in between.
At the waterfront (5 Mill Street) enjoy a canoe, kayak or paddle board adventure in the morning and afternoon along with Paddler’s Village, live music, a beer garden, a self-guided waterfront hike into the Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, an obstacle course for all ages and lots more activities. For the first time in 2019, see a demo and scrimmage from the Portland Kayak Polo Team.
Check out the Big Paddle website for registration and a full schedule of activities!
Come enjoy a night out playing Trivia with your friends and drinking some yummy craft beer! 5Star Trivia and Hooküm join forces for some great Monday night fun.
The Pioneer East Ridgefield neighborhood in Ridgefield Washington is hosting a free block party that is open to the public.
Be sure to bring the kids to meet our very special guests Princess Jasmine, Belle, Tinkerbell, Ana and Elsa from Metropolitan Performing Arts from 12pm – 3pm. There will also be face painting, a bouncy house obstacle course, give-aways and more.
My Family Guide will be giving away a free gift for everyone who stops by our booth!
Food and beverages will be provided. The first 30 kids will get free photos with the Princesses.
The event is completely free and will take place on June 8th 12-4 PM. The Princesses will be there from 12-3 PM and 7 homes will be open for viewing from 12 PM – 4 PM. It’s going to be a great time!
12:00 PM – 3:00 PM Meet with Princess Jasmine, Belle, Tinkerbell, Anna and Elsa
12:00 PM – 4:00 PM Bouncy House Obstacle Course
12:00 PM – 4:00 PM Face Painting
12:00 PM – 4:00 PM Food and Beverages Provided
For more information on the event and/or our homes, visit our Pioneer East Ridgefield or call 360.600.5380
Resilience and Resurgence is the theme for the 2019 Second Sunday Series. As we revitalize the Refuge’s oak woodlands, we turn an eye towards those that have shaped this landscape Since Time Immemorial. As always, our series will highlight issues most closely related to the work we do here at Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge.
May 4-5 – Opening Weekend May 12 – Indigenous Resilience and Resurgence June 9 – Oaksploration July 14 – Tending the Wild with Fire August 11 – Traditional Technologies September 8 – Ancestors and Elders October 12-13 – Closing Weekend
The Plankhouse is also open every Saturday and Sunday May 1st-October 13th, 12 PM-4PM.
Hello Summer Time! Join us at Windy Hills Winery on June 9th from 2-4 PM for a perfect Sunday afternoon full of crafts, wine, cheese, and laughs!
We provide everything you need to create an amazing and unique piece of pallet artwork. Everything is stencil based, so no freehanding and no artistic ability required! The hardest part will be deciding which wine to try and which paint color to choose!
Sign up online now to get our pre-registration discount of $10!
Come enjoy a night out playing Trivia with your friends and drinking some yummy craft beer! 5Star Trivia and Hooküm join forces for some great Monday night fun.
Let’s kick off the summer and check out this fabulous, Award Winning winery! There will be wine tasting, snacks, and wonderful music to enjoy as we tour the winery and network the night away. See you there for this very special event!
Limited space is available. Sign up for any of the listed walks by calling the Ridgefield Office at (360) 887-4106 or emailing Mesha Wood, mesha_wood@fws.gov with number in your party and contact info.
These hikes are free, however, you are required to pay the Refuge $3 daily entrance fee (free with Federal Lands Pass or Refuge Annual Pass). Please bring cash or applicable pass and allow yourself an extra 5 minutes to register at the self-service kiosk. Click here for more information about passes and fees at Ridgefield NWR.
(Please Note: Starting March 18, 2019, until July 2020 the River ‘S’ Unit will be closed Monday – Fridays to all public access, including pedestrians, re-opening on weekends during construction of a new bridge. Weekend visitation may increase due to this.)
Other groups that may be offering guided hikes are; Backyard Birdshop, Vancouver Audubon, Portland Audubon, and the Friends of the Columbia River Gorge.
Stop by Lennar’s two new home communities in Ridgefield on Saturday, June 15th from 1 to 4 pm and fall in love with this city all over again. Kennedy Farm will feature face painting, a bounce house and Kona Ice; Seven Wells Estates will feature bites and local wine. Come out and tour the model homes and find your dream home in Ridgefield!
WHO: RILEY GREEN has a mixture of outlaw-rebellion and respect for tradition as reflected on his debut EP, IN A TRUCK RIGHT NOW (BMLG Records), featuring his debut No. 1 hit single “There Was This Girl.”
WHAT: Declared “the next big thing in country music” (Bustle), Riley brings his energetic set to Ridgefield
WHY: Born in Jacksonville, Alabama, Riley Green was raised on the sounds of traditional Country, Bluegrass, and Southern Gospel music. He learned the spirit of songwriting and performing at a young age while spending time with his grandfather, Bufford Green, who ran the Golden Saw Music Hall. Riley shared the stage with him and other men of his generation, laying a foundation for the songs he’d craft in the years to come, reflecting on the experiences of a young Southern man trying to find his place in the world. His 2018 IN A TRUCK RIGHT NOW EP (BMLG Records) introduced his mixture of outlaw-rebellion and respect for tradition across his self-penned four tracks, including his debut No. 1 hit single “There Was This Girl.” The accompanying music video has amassed nearly 10 million views since its release, watch here. His follow-up single “In Love By Now” is currently ascending at Country radio. Rolling Stone Country, Taste of Country, Whiskey Riff, Sounds Like Nashville and iHeartRadio among others have all named Riley an “Artist to Watch,” in addition to being selected as a CMT “Listen Up Artist” and one of MusicRow’s 2019 “Next Big Things.” The past year has been a whirlwind of firsts for Riley as he was selected to be a member of the Opry’s NextStage Program, fulfilling his childhood dream of performing on the Grand Ole Opry, and made his national TV debut on NBC’s TODAY, all while headlining his OUTLAWS LIKE US TOUR, which included multiple sold-out stops. In addition to his headlining dates, Riley joins Brad Paisley’s 2019 WORLD TOUR this summer. For a full list of tour dates and more information, visit RileyGreenMusic.com.
Come enjoy a night out playing Trivia with your friends and drinking some yummy craft beer! 5Star Trivia and Hooküm join forces for some great Monday night fun.
As we enter into the long days of summer, come join us to salute the sun and energize our souls. Let’s revamp our routine and get outdoors!! (Weather permitting, we do live in the beautiful PNW)
In following yoga traditions it is custom to perform 108 sun salutations; the distance between the sun and the earth is roughly 108 times the sun’s diameter. Whether you complete 20, 65, or 108 sun salutations, it is all about you getting outside and honoring yourself. This will be followed by sound healing and a long meditation… and then wine.
Reservations required: please email us at info.mkelevate@gmail.com * please note Summer Solstice falls on a Friday and our class begins at 2PM Cost $20 per person
Lets kick off summer with an awesome outdoor concert featuring one of our local favorites Britnee Kellogg along with her band! Music will be outside in our event tent, food will be available for purchase, no cover charge, minors are allowed, no pets please.
Come enjoy a night out playing Trivia with your friends and drinking some yummy craft beer! 5Star Trivia and Hooküm join forces for some great Monday night fun.
This is a great space to practice public speaking professionally and personally. Free and open to the public.
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of clubs.
Join in for arts, crafts, and games as we unleash the MAGIC of PLAY, IMAGINATION and FUN!
Designed for kids aged 4 to 12, the program features FREE summer activities including weekly themed arts & crafts, games, chalk art, water play and more.
Ran by Battle Ground Parks & Recreation, the Playground Program is held at Davis Park in Ridgefield on Tuesdays from 12pm-2pm, June 25th to August 13th. The program is made possible by annual grants from Riverview Community Bank and the Parks Foundation of Clark County.
2019 Weekly Themes Overview
Week 1: Zoomania (June 25th) – For our first week of the summer program, we’ll kick it off with a wild week of animal crafts! You can look forward to lions and tigers and bears, oh my!
Week 2: Yankee-doodles (July 2nd) – Celebrate the 4th of July with some stars and stripes crafts! Expect lots of red, white and blue!
Week 3: Ooey-gooey (July 9th) – Come prepared to get messy! This week we will be crafting all things slimy, sticky and oozy.
Week 4: Earth Week (July 16th) – This week is all about nature! We’ll have lots of fun creating crafts that show our appreciation for the beautiful world around us!
Week 5: Safety First (July 23rd)
Week 6: Lights, Camera, Action (July 30th) – Step into the spotlight and channel your inner superstar with this week full of glamour! Theater, movies, music?
Week 7: Blast Off (August 6th) – Get ready to blast off into the final frontier as we take a trip into the furthest depths of our galaxy! This week will be all about space as we create crafts that will take us to the moon!
Week 8: Fan Favorites (August 13th) – Come celebrate the last week of the summer program by creating some of the favorite crafts of all time!
Little blue creatures are coming to take over our planet and eat all our pizza! Chances are, once we sing a song with them, and hear their story, we will all decide to go grab a slice together. Songs, comedy, and puppetry come together in a mini-musical for all ages that shares the lesson of understanding other cultures… or creatures.
This penetrating documentary suggests that America’s social and economic institutions will – and must – change to adapt to a staggering demographic transformation where more than half of the world’s population will eventually be over the age of fifty. Over the course of an hour, the program examines the current social security system; looks at the data being collected on the aging brain and body at a Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) lab; explores a town re-designing itself for multi-generational use; and observes a large medical system remolding its work environment to both retain older workers and welcome younger ones.
Share thoughts and questions during our moderated post film community discussion. Guest speaker – Chuck Green from the Clark County Commission on Aging.
Lobby conversations with refreshments for sale 6:30 pm Previews at 6:45 and film at 7 pm
Please come visit us at the FREE 14th annual Recycled Arts Festival at Esther Short Park — the hippest, most eco-conscious festival in all of Clark County. See how people, just like you, are giving new life to old items that would otherwise have been lost in a landfill. Come out and be amazed at the artists’ creations, join your kids in expressing their “green side” by creating their own Eco-Art, or just relax and listen to some wonderful music (warning… tapping your feet or dancing may occur). There will also be all sorts of helpful information on how you can help improve Clark County’s environment. Can’t wait to see you there!
On June 29, 3Peaks Public house and Taproom will hold its fourth annual Cash-Back night to benefit the Ridgefield Community Library Building Fund from 5 to 10 pm. A percentage of all sales of food and drinks ordered at the PUB will be donated!
This year, the popular and talented country-western star, Britnee Kellogg, has agreed to do a benefit concert at our 3Peaks cash-back event to raise even more money to help us build our new, bigger, better Ridgefield library. The concert begins at 6 pm. Don’t miss this special event!
Please come visit us at the FREE 14th annual Recycled Arts Festival at Esther Short Park — the hippest, most eco-conscious festival in all of Clark County. See how people, just like you, are giving new life to old items that would otherwise have been lost in a landfill. Come out and be amazed at the artists’ creations, join your kids in expressing their “green side” by creating their own Eco-Art, or just relax and listen to some wonderful music (warning… tapping your feet or dancing may occur). There will also be all sorts of helpful information on how you can help improve Clark County’s environment. Can’t wait to see you there!
Join the Thee Brothers Vineyard & Winery for their
The Mind Readers: We Read Between The Wines Book Club!
Happy Hour is 5-6PM
They meet the last Sunday of every month.
Book’s of the Month: February 17th: The Other Einstein by Marie Benedict March 31st: Code Girls by Liza Mundy April 28th: The Language of Flowers by Vanessa Diffenbaugh May 19th: Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens June 30th: The Clockmaker’s Daughter by Kate Morton
