• Oktoberfest (Mt. Angel)

    Community Partner

    The Pacific Northwest's largest Oktoberfest fills this small Willamette Valley town's streets with biergartens, a Grand Parade, and Northwest wines and microbrews each September. It's been running since 1966 and draws crowds many times the town's population. You can also see wiener dog races, a car show, the Glockenspiel, or shop the arts and crafts booths.

  • Community RC Club (St Helens)

    McCormick Park 475 S 18th St., St. Helens, OR, United States

    Join the Community RC Club for a fun morning of remote-control car activities at McCormick Park! Participants can enjoy hands-on RC car experiences, connect with others in the community, and take part in activities, prizes, and a light lunch. The club meets on the third Saturday of each month and welcomes all experience levels.

  • Pride in the Park (Salem)

    Salem Riverfront Park 200 Water St. NE, Salem, OR, United States
    Community Partner

    Join Salem Capital Pride for its 49th year of bringing the LGBTQIA2S+ community together, with Pride in the Park 2026! Our casual community celebration of Pride is bigger than ever. We’ve got over 200 booths with handmade items from queer vendors, free resources, and services for everyone. We have a full lineup of entertainment, a variety of food trucks, activities, and much more. Celebrate the LGBTQIA2S+ community with us on Saturday, September 19th from 11 AM to 6 PM at Riverfront Park in Salem, OR.

  • Paint & Pizza (St Helens)

    The Jordan Center 297 S 1st Street, St Helens, OR, United States

    Paint & Pizza at The Jordan Center Join Advocate Access NW for an afternoon of creativity, community, and pizza! Hosted by Bradley Viles and Jennifer Kirk, this fun and inclusive event welcomes participants of all ages to enjoy painting in a relaxed, supportive environment. They provide all the art supplies and pizza. You bring your creativity! Paint & Pizza is held every third Saturday of the month and is open to everyone. Come create, connect, and enjoy a slice with friends old and new! For more information, contact Advocate Access NW.

  • End of Summer Picnic (Depoe Bay)

    Depoe Bay Community Hall 220 SE Bay St., Depoe Bay, OR, United States
    Community Partner

    Beach Buddies and ISN are teaming up to bring you an End of Summer Picnic! Open to adults (18+) of all abilities. At the Depoe Bay Community Hall on September 19 from 1:30-3:30pm. Join us for an afternoon filled with delicious hot dogs, burgers, chips and water as well as outdoor and indoor activities. FREE! SAVE THE DATE! Be sure to register on the Beach Buddies website (registration opens closer to the event): Home | Beach Buddies

  • Coastal Craft Camp (Lincoln City)

    Premier Lincoln Office 2137 B NW Hwy 101, Lincoln City, OR
    Community Partner

    Premier Community Supports is offering a week of free events to those living with an Intellectual/Developmental Disability. It is Coastal Craft Camp! All events are from 1-3pm at the Premier's Lincoln office: September 21: Bubble Art September 22: Paint Pouring September 23: Decoupage Shells September 24: Galaxy Jar September 25: Mosaic Lantern Please use the link to register.

  • Inclusive Leadership Summit (Salem/Virtual)

    Community Partner

    OSAC’s annual Inclusive Leadership Summit brings together self-advocates, family members, professionals and state leaders. Join us for an afternoon of insightful presentations, engaging discussions, and networking opportunities focused on topics important to Oregonians with I/DD. Breakfast and lunch are included in your ticket if attending in person (limited number of tickets available). There are also tickets available for attending the conference online as well. 

  • Movie Fun @ The Elsinore (Salem)

    Elsinore Theater 170 High St SE, Salem, OR
    Community Partner

    Monthly Movie Fun at the Elsinore presents Ice Age (2002). This is part of a special series of free movies for adults experiencing disability. Qualifying adults are clients of Marion or Polk county DD Services, Resource Connections of Oregon (RCO), or Integrated Services Network (ISN). The password is available from each adult’s case manager and will remain the same for all movies in this series.  Captions will be on and the volume will be reduced compared to other movie showings to respect and make welcome those with sound sensitivities. Movies in the series will take place every third Tuesday at 1pm through June 2027. 

  • My DSP & Me (St Helens)

    Yoga Younion 1805 St Helens St, St Helens, OR

    Join My DSP & Me, an accessible yoga class designed for people ages 10+ and their Direct Support Professionals (DSPs). All abilities are welcome, with chair-based options available to ensure a comfortable and inclusive experience. Hosted by Yoga Younion and Advocate Access NW. Registration required.

  • Family Bowling (St Helens)

    Oregon Trail Lanes 735 S Columbia River Hwy, St Helens, OR, United States

    Looking for a fun family activity? Advocate Access NW invites families to Family Bowling Night at Oregon Trail Lanes in St. Helens on September 25 from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. Enjoy bowling, make new friends, and have a chance to win prizes. A great opportunity to connect with others in the community while having fun together.

  • People First of Corvallis Self-Advocacy Meeting (Corvallis)

    Corvallis Community Center 2601 NW Tyler Ave, Corvallis, OR, United States

    Join People First of Corvallis, a welcoming and inclusive self-advocacy group for individuals in the intellectual and developmental disabilities community. This monthly meeting provides a safe space to connect, share experiences, build skills, and advocate for positive change together. Meetings are held on the fourth Friday of each month from 5:00–6:00 PM at the Corvallis Community Center (Oak Room), 2601 NW Tyler Ave. The space is ADA accessible, and snacks and drinks are provided. Come learn, connect, and make your voice heard!

  • Comfort Cinema Club (St Helens)

    Haven Missionary Baptist Church 235 S 15th St, St Helens, Oregon

    Join Advocate Access NW for an inclusive, sensory-friendly movie experience. Guests are encouraged to come as they are and enjoy a welcoming environment with light snacks, beverages, and sensory items available. Pajamas, blankets, and other comfort items are welcome.