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McMenamins Hotels, Pubs & Breweries is committed to the well-being of our community. Our locations are active proponents in their respective communities, striving to keep our neighborhoods vital. Toward that end, we target opportunities that bring our properties, employees and nonprofit organizations together.

In addition to this emphasis on supporting local communities in which McMenamins has a presence, we focus contributions on three key areas: education, human support services and community development.

So on Friends and Family Nights, bring everyone you know out for burgers, beers, wine, cocktails, salads, sandwiches, tater tots, the day's specials and more - because at the end of the night, 50% of the evening's total sales are donated to the beneficiary! The more you order, the more is earned for a good cause!

Bring along your McMenamins Passport! With a minimum $10 purchase you can get the "Attend a Friends & Family Night" Passport experience stamp if you have the Passport Insert.

SCRAP PDX works to inspire creative reuse and environmentally sustainable behavior by providing educational programs and affordable materials to the community.

We have planned a fun-filled day of Creative Reuse! Check out our schedule for a rundown of all the cool crafty things SCRAP PDX will be bringing to the Oregon Public House on July 23rd. Come down for lunch and stay for the crafts, or vice-versa! A portion of every dollar spent at Oregon Public House will be donated to SCRAP PDX. Rather you're buying a pint, a tasty burger, or a cool shirt, SCRAP PDX benefits!

Tantalize your taste buds, savor the scents, feast your eyes on nature's beauty, and devour the sounds of great local music.

Ride your bike and park it in the free bike corral.

Wright Park, 501 South I St.Admission is FREE!

**FOOD TRUCKS**The afternoon will feature a wide variety of mobile food trucks from near and far along with local entertainment.

Portland Slavic Festival features art, music, dance, food, soccer, children’s activities, and vendors of Russia, the Ukraine, Serbia, and Armenia at Ventura Park. Free.

Saturday, July 21, 2018 | Mt. Hood Community College in Gresham, Oregon

For more than 60 years, the Portland Highland Games have delighted participants with a unique, Scottish experience featuring incredible Scottish pipe bands, bag pipers and drummers, dancers and athletes. Come enjoy a full day of this Scottish festival. Explore Scottish clan tents and learn about your Scottish history (you may be surprised to find a little Scottish in ya). Immerse yourself in the music and culture. Watch fun demonstrations (like our popular sheep dogs) and be inspired by powerful athletes competing on the Heavy Athletics field. Become a whisky connoisseur in our whisky tasting tent. Shop for regional Scottish products and gifts, and enjoy tasty food (and yup – there is beer). And, don’t miss the pre-game events on July 20 (Friday afternoon and evening).

Join us July 21, 2018, for our annual Division-Clinton Street Fair & Parade. Celebrate and enjoy all that Division/Clinton has to offer with a street fair hosting more than 100 vendors, several bands performing live in multiple locations, and a parade that will traverse 25 blocks through the district.

Here’s what you need to know:
Street Fair, 10am to 5pm: live music and street vendors between SE 25th and SE 28th Avenue along Clinton Street; vendors along SE 25th and SE 28th Avenue between Clinton and Division Street; live music near Piccolo Park.
Parade, 10:45am to 12:30pm: route begins at SE 41st and Division, travels west to SE 20th Avenue where it heads south to Clinton, then east along Clinton to SE 25th Avenue.

Summer is here! Join us for a block party in the beautiful Pearl District for an event that combines some of Portland's finest shopping experiences to highlight the North Lovejoy community aka NOLO. This year, invite you to join us as we recognize NOLO in 2018. We'll have snow cones, refreshments from the Bridgeport brewing beer garden and local wine vendors. From Bang & Olufsen headphones, to free overnight stays at the Hampton, you don't want to miss your shot at awesome gifts from local vendors in the area! We hope to see you Saturday July 21st. Invite a friend!

If you’ve done a traditional 5K, you know they can be a bit lackluster. But the BUBBLE RUN™ is like running through Willy Wonka's factory. Clad in white t-shirts, adults, kids and strollers run, walk, dance and play across 3 miles of absolute fun! At each kilometer, participants will run through the Foam Bogs where there is enough colored foam to cover you from head to toe!

A night of full of ethnic foods, arts, crafts and live music in The Beaverton Round!

This event is is FREE and open to the public.

You'll get the chance to sample and purchase a variety of amazing items from local vendors representing cultures from around the globe! 

The Beaverton Night Market exists to create a free, vibrant, intercultural, family-friendly space that is reminiscent of night markets internationally. The Market offers a culturally-relevant evening activity and gathering space with ethnic food and crafts for families of all backgrounds in Beaverton. 

This first-year original music festival (created by the producers of the Harefest tribute band festival), brings to the NW festival scene national and local acts representing popular Texas, Red Dirt and Outlaw country genres. www.wildharecountryfest.com

Wild Hare Countryfest features 13 acts on two stages and is headlined by Whiskey Myers (7/20) and Randy Rogers Band (7/21), among the biggest names in Red Dirt Country. Rising stars Stoney LaRue, Parker McCollum William Clark Green and Shane Smith & The Saints are also featured as main-stage performers. South Carolina’s Greg Payne & The Piedmont Boys, a favorite of local Country fans, will perform both nights of the festival.

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Join us for our 65th Annual Festival the 3rd Weekend of July! 
Old Town Festival: July 20-21
Archery: July 21-22

The historic and picturesque town of Sherwood, Oregon welcomes you to the realm of the Robin Hood Festival.   One of the oldest and most unique community events in Oregon (est. 1954), our wondrous Festival and international archery tournament attract nearly 20,000 revelers of all ages each year in the summer.  We also hold a Winter Festival the first Saturday of December every year, with a holiday parade.

The Jazz Society’s Cathedral Park Jazz Festival is a FREE concert open to the public and held over three days in mid-July at Cathedral Park at the base of the St. Johns bridge in the Cathedral Park neighborhood of Portland. Now in its 38th year, the festival is the longest running jazz and blues festival west of the Mississippi River. The Festival is a major musical event in the heart of summer for the Portland Metro area, and features the region’s best local jazz and blues musicians. It also fosters cooperation and pride in the north Portland neighborhoods of Cathedral Park and St. Johns, and recognizes and promotes the community’s local businesses.

The Festival begins Friday night with dynamic Blues, R&B, and Soul. Saturday and Sunday will feature multiple styles of Jazz in all their glory (see Performance Schedule). The stage is situated in a natural amphitheater with a backdrop of the beautiful Willamette River to the west and the mighty St Johns Bridge overhead. The lush, green, and beautifully-maintained festival grounds are the perfect place to bring a picnic or to purchase delicious offerings available from our food vendors. You are welcome to spread a blanket or set up low-profile beach chairs in the grassy bowl in front of the stage.