Upcoming Programs at Tualatin Library April 2026
National Library Week
April 19-25 is National Library Week, an annual celebration highlighting the valuable role libraries and library workers play in transforming lives and strengthening our communities. This year’s theme is Library Joy -...
Tualatin Hydro Turbine operating soon; summer ribbon cutting planned
A new micro hydro-turbine that uses excess pressure in the city’s water system to generate power is set to produce nearly 250,000 kilowatt-hours of clean electricity annually.
Tualatin’s project cost the city a little under...
Mask & Mirror presents You Can’t Take it With You
Mask & Mirror Community Theatre will continue its Diamond Anniversary 15th Main Stage season with 1937’s Pulitzer-Prize-winning romantic comedy by George S Kaufman and Moss Hart: You Can’t Take It With You. Directed by...
Raise a Glass: Broadway Rose Celebrates 35 Years with Special Anniversary Gala
Broadway Rose Theatre Company invites you raise a glass to 35 years of Broadway Rose! The 35th Anniversary Gala will take place on April 25 and 26, and will feature two opportunities to take...
Tualatin Valley Elks Invites Community to Open House
The members of Tualatin Valley Elks Lodge #2780 invite community members to attend a Membership Drive Open House on Saturday, April 11, 2026, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. This event is an opportunity...
Opinion: What Happened on Stafford Road?
They saw it coming. No one stopped it.
Tucked between Tualatin, West Linn, and Lake Oswego is a small triangle of farmland known as the Stafford area. It is a rare and cherished landscape where...
Aging in Place April 2026
The Tualatin Senior Resource Fair was a hub of activity, filled with knowledgeable vendors and engaged attendees. When Susan Noack first invited me to share writing duties with her, she explained that this column...
Tualatin girls title defense ends on last-second shot
The Tualatin girls basketball team saw its season end in heartbreaking fashion in the state semifinals.
The Timberwolves were a game away from defending their state title from a year ago when they took on...
Mayor’s Corner: Oregon’s 2026 Short Session Stabilizes ODOT — But Tough Choices Loom
Oregon’s 35-day legislative session wrapped up on March 6, with lawmakers managing to plug a nearly $300 million hole in the Oregon Department of Transportation’s budget — at least for now.
The plan addresses a...
Eight Seconds of Magic: Vialva’s Back-to-Back Threes Stun Central Catholic for Tualatin State Title
Any kid picking up a basketball has counted down and heaved a last-second, would-be game-winning shot to win an imaginary title.
On Saturday, Tualatin’s Pat Vialva Jr. lived out those fantasies twice, hitting two of...
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Tualatin High School Brings Arthur Miller’s ‘The Crucible’ to Life on...
Tualatin High School’s theater department will present a powerful rendition of Arthur Miller’s The Crucible this March, bringing to life the tension and drama...
