By Beatrice Liebrecht On Mt. Tabor’s newly completed multi-modal trail, the South Tabor Access Trail, located at SE 64th Ave. and Division St. to Sherman St., sits a freshly completed […]
Reconfigurations: Mt. Tabor’s New Pathway and Art Installation Read More
If you’ve ever participated in and enjoyed an Urban Nature Series event at Mt. Tabor Park, you may want to consider leading an event yourself and sharing your knowledge with
Lead a Mt. Tabor Urban Nature Series Event Read More
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
Mt. Tabor Tree Identification Walk Read More
By Laura Smith The January meeting of the Mt. Tabor Neighborhood Association (MTNA) included a visit by Portland Police Bureau East Portland Precinct Commander Tashia Hager. Two police sergeants also
Mt. Tabor February 2020 Read More
Join Bob Rogers Sunday, February 16, 2 pm on a free walk to identify many species of trees found in the park. Meet at the Mt. Tabor Visitor Center in
Mt. Tabor Park Tree Identification Walk Read More
The Mount Tabor Park 2020 Calendar is an ongoing personal project of photographer Andrew Haliburton, celebrating the visual beauty of our beloved park and its historic structures. Although the reservoirs
Mount Tabor Park 2020 Calendar Read More
By Midge Pierce A last ditch campaign to save Portland’s iconic Mt. Tabor reservoirs is emerging from outer SE citizens who lobbied successfully against fluoridation. At a recent Mt.
Update on Mt. Tabor Disconnect Read More
“The ambience of this showcase park (Mt. Tabor) would be severely compromised if the reservoirs were permanently capped. But if they must be closed, support the floating covers option as
Floating Reservoir Covers–an Option Read More
DeMuro’s passing leaves void A large house on East Burnside St. was once occupied by one of Senator Wayne Morse’s strongest supporters. At every election a giant sign hanging from
SE Updates Octoer 2012 Read More
