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Celebrate Hillsboro Returns To A Park Near You

Annual Event Returns In Smaller Format

Dirk KnudsenbyDirk Knudsen
November 5, 2022
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Celebrate Hillsboro is a fun event that will bring food, art, music, and more to a park near you!  Get involved if you can- lots of great things for the kids!


From y of https://www.hillsboro-oregon.gov/

This July 18, Celebrate Hillsboro Comes to a Park Near You

Celebrate Hillsboro Ad, July 18, people in a park

This year, the City of Hillsboro has decided to forego the typical large-scale Celebrate Hillsboro festival on Main Street and will instead present a series of small, park pop-up events to maintain a safe event for the community and staff.

Sunday, July 18 – Celebrate Hillsboro Pop-up Events

Each site will have at least one performer, entertainer, food vendor, art activity, and more.

11 am – 1 pm

  • AmberGlen Park
  • Butternut Park
  • Shute Park

4 pm-6 pm

  •  Evergreen Park
  • Jerry Willey Plaza

1 pm-5 pm

  •  Tom Hughes Plaza at the Civic Center (The Complete Works Of William Shakespeare by Bag and Baggage)

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  1. Richard Wallick says:
    5 years ago

    Kudos to the City of Hillsboro for creating a safe celebration! This pandemic is far from over. Unlike other places in this country that are hosting large scale entertainment venues for the unvaccinated and unmasked, our medical personal are probably very grateful.

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