Portland Parks & Recreation’s Explore Your Park Series visits Mt. Tabor Park Wednesday, August 26, 11 am-1 pm. The free, drop-in program for all ages offers hands-on activities, scavenger hunts, […]
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Three Urban Nature Series events take place at Mt. Tabor Park this month. The free events start Sunday, July 11, 2-4 pm with Natural History of Trees, followed by a
Three Urban Nature Series events take place at Mt. Tabor Park this month. The free events start Sunday, July 11, 2-4 pm with Natural History of Trees, followed by a
Three Urban Nature Series events take place at Mt. Tabor Park this month. The free events start Sunday, July 11, 2-4 pm with Natural History of Trees, followed by a
Have you visited Mt. Tabor Park recently and found that once you returned home, you were missing something? If so, the Visitor Center might have it. Stop in 9:30 am-2
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The Friends of Mt. Tabor Park has created a 2025 calendar, which includes 41 dogs from 38 families. Georgia Obradovich, Visitor Center Coordinator, and Rachel White, Treasurer for Friends of
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The Friends of Mt. Tabor Park has a new version, really two, of Notable Trees of Mt. Tabor Park. There is a PDF version that can be used online or
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Portland Parks & Recreation (PP&R) has completed the removal and replacement of light poles in eight of 11 parks across the city. Work in the final three parks—Mt. Tabor Park,
Parks Light Pole Project Nearing Completion Read More
Mt. Tabor Park has been named as a 2024 Spotlight site by prominent environmental advocacy group, Leave No Trace. The Spotlight program is the newest educational offering from the organization
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Construction is nearly complete on Mt. Tabor Maintenance Yard and multimodal pathway project at Mt. Tabor Park which began in 2008 when City Council adopted the Mt. Tabor Plan Update,
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By Marshall Hammond The Portland Water Bureau (PWB) expects to begin refilling Mt. Tabor’s Reservoir 6 this spring after completing repairs, prompted by the discovery of “voids” beneath the reservoir
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As Montavilla Jazz and the Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble (PJCE) look forward to their 10th festival, they are opening up their community-guided creative process to the public as new music
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By Francesca Silverstein, Franklin High School’s The Franklin Post Three suspected arsonists have been arrested after allegedly setting a string of fires within Mt. Tabor Park. According to the Multnomah
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The weekend leading up to Halloween offers options for people to tour a collection of Dia de los Muertos altars by bike, as well as a run/walk at Mt. Tabor
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The PDX Adult Soapbox Derby is back and they’re looking for volunteers to help out on the day of the derby, Saturday, August 20. Volunteering the day of the derby
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By Nancy Tannler Residents of Portland have the good fortune to live in a city where the founders set aside a substantial amount of land for public use. They took
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The Friends of Mt. Tabor Park is offering two free activities to learn about the biology, history and culture of Mt. Tabor Park–the Saturday Morning Nature and Art Program and
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Mt. Tabor Park’s Urban Nature Series continues into November with a series of free outdoor activities emphasizing the natural beauty of Mt. Tabor Park and the importance of large urban
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The Friends of Mt. Tabor Park Urban Nature Series conducted its first sessions in April and May and it is returning in August. The outdoor activities in the Series emphasize
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As spring rolls around Mt. Tabor Park would like to use the visitor center as a focal point for several ecological and cultural activities to take place on Saturday mornings
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The Mt. Tabor Park Visitor Center has reopened on a limited basis and they have collected a vast quantity of automobile and house keys, prescription glasses, sunglasses, a few cellphones,
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The public is invited to attend a free walk with Bob Rogers to identify many species of trees found in the park Sunday, March 15, 2 pm. Meet at the
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By Heidi Kohne Floy Jones reports she’s learned that Rochester, New York, has been granted a 10-year reprieve from a federal requirement that their open reservoirs be covered, meaning
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