The Winter 2023 Recreation Guide is now available online and registration begins on December 21. Inside the guide, you can learn about our programs and classes and get a quick preview of what's on tap later this year!
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You can register for classes and programs for both Troutdale Recreation and PlayEast! on our online registration site.
Whether this is your first time participating in one of Troutdale's recreation programs or you have been doing it for years, you will need to set up a new account. It's quick and easy -- and we have a handy step-by-step guide to help you through the process. If you have any addition questions, you can always give us a call at 503-674-7206.
Among the programs we're offering:
- Let's Talk Plants! - OSU Extension Service Master Gardeners will lead a series of free seminars to provide tips for your sustainable gardening projects. Classes will be taught in the City Conference building on three Saturdays in February and March.
- Tai Chi Calm - Tai Chi is a great way to gently move your body, reduce stress, and clear your mind. Classes run on Mondays during lunchtime and Wednesday evenings in January and February.
- Little Trout Play Park - Kids from birth through age 4 (and their adults) will enjoy indoor park toys and storytime with the Troutdale youth librarian. 10:00 - 11:30 a.m. on Tuesday, February 21 inside the Sam Cox Building at Glenn Otto Park.
- DIY for Tweens & Teens - This program through the Troutdale Library lets kids in grades 6 – 12 create cool designs using perler beads. It’s completely free, but you must register to save your spot.
Be sure to stay tuned to TroutdaleOregon.gov/Rec and our Facebook page for more updates!
The Troutdale Recreation Program is a year round recreation program that offers a wide variety of classes and activities for the youth & families in our community. We strive to provide affordable programs that enhance the quality of life, while providing opportunities for involvement and building a foundation for community pride.
The Recreation Guide comes out three times a year: Winter, Spring/Summer and Fall. It is listed available and all residents of Troutdale should receive the guide in the mail. If you do not receive the guide and would like to be on the electronic or paper mailing list, please mollie.king [at] troutdaleoregon.gov (email us) or call 503-674-7206.
The Recreation Department offers financial discounts for programs listed in the recreation guide to all Troutdale residents. And if more than one family member signs up for the same program, you can receive a 20 percent discount for each additional person. If you have questions, please contact mollie.king [at] troutdaleoregon.gov (Recreation Manager Mollie King) or call 503-674-7206.