Oktoberfest at Happy Valley Park
Happy Valley Park
Wiener dog races, a chicken dance contest, the stein hoist, and a kids pumpkin patch.
This page tracks the events that make Happy Valley feel like neighbors: the weekly farmers market, free summer concerts in the park, the Fourth of July festival, and the holiday traditions that close out the year. We update it as the city and local organizers publish their schedules, and every entry links to the group that runs it.
Saturday mornings in the valley start at the market
The big one-offs and seasonal celebrations coming up in the valley, right from the city's event schedule. Mark the dates, bring the neighbors, and confirm details with the City of Happy Valley before you go.
Happy Valley Park
Wiener dog races, a chicken dance contest, the stein hoist, and a kids pumpkin patch.
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A classic drive-in movie night under the autumn sky, presented by the city.
Happy Valley
A local 5K celebrating freedom and community out on the valley's paths.
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Fall festival fun with a trunk-or-treat for the whole family in costume.
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The tree lights up the square with music and refreshments, and the holiday season officially begins.
The recurring nights the valley plans around: trivia, bingo, live music, and happy hour at the spots neighbors actually show up to. Nights and times shift seasonally, so check the venue's calendar before you head out.
13551 SE 145th Ave #1
The valley's food cart pod: trivia night Wednesdays at 7 p.m. (hosted by Trivia Mafia) and bingo Tuesdays, with a rotating lineup of carts.
Visit the venue13100 SE 172nd Ave, Suite 106
Brewery taproom in the valley: bingo Mondays 6-8 p.m., trivia Wednesdays, and live music through the week.
Visit the venue12960 SE 162nd Ave
Food hall and taproom: daily happy hour 3-5 p.m. and trivia Tuesdays, with 70 taps and local vendors inside.
Visit the venueThese are the events neighbors plan around. Times and dates shift from year to year, so confirm with the organizer before you go.
13231 SE Sunnyside Road, at the corner of 132nd and Sunnyside
Roughly a hundred vendors, live music, food trucks, and produce worth the trip. EBT accepted. Also runs a large December holiday market.
Happy Valley Park, 13770 SE Ridgecrest Road
The city's free summer concert series, festival-style seating on the lawn. Bring a chair, a picnic, and the neighbors.
Happy Valley Park
Morning hike with the Happy Valley Hikers, a community parade, and a day of festival fun in the park.
Happy Valley Park
A neighborhood block-party night with the Happy Valley Police Department, Clackamas Fire District #1, and the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office.
Happy Valley
The tree lights up the square with music and refreshments, and the holiday season officially begins in the valley.
Neighborhoods across Happy Valley
A holiday lights display and friendly neighborhood contest. The best streets in the valley glow all month long.
Happy Valley Park: concerts, festivals, and the everyday after-school crowd
The spots we send visiting buyers to first, from the Sunnyside Road corridor to the Happy Valley Town Center. These are real businesses, and they are the reason locals say "let's just meet in the valley."
12130 SE 82nd Ave, Suite 3020
Margaritas and a patio that feels like a getaway
Visit15707 SE Happy Valley Town Center Dr
A neighborhood staple near the Town Center
Visit11342 SE 82nd Ave
Sichuan classics for the takeout rotation
Visit9201 SE 91st Ave, #100
The breakfast stop before Saturday errands
Visit12066 SE Sunnyside Rd, Clackamas
Game nights, comfort food, and a full bar
Visit13175 SE Sunnyside Rd
A friendly Sunnyside corner with pub fare
VisitHappy Valley sits in Clackamas County, about 10 miles southeast of downtown Portland and roughly 3 miles from I-205. It grew from a rural community of a few hundred people, incorporated in 1965, into one of Oregon's fastest-growing cities, with views of Mt. Hood and the Cascades from many streets.
The community anchor at 13770 SE Ridgecrest Road: playfields, trails, and the stage for most city events.
Scouters Mountain Nature Park preserves 193 acres of trails and forest; Mt. Talbert Nature Park adds Metro-managed hiking and wildlife viewing minutes away.
Happy Valley is served almost entirely by the North Clackamas School District, from Happy Valley Elementary and Rock Creek Middle to Adrienne C. Nelson High School.
Clackamas Town Center and the Sunnyside Road corridor put shopping, dining, and services minutes from most homes.
City of Happy Valley · happyvalleyor.gov