Tigard Life

Prior to its premiere on Broadway in the spring of 2023, “The Thanksgiving Play” by Larissa FastHorse, a prize-winning Native American (Sicangu Lakota) playwright, will be produced by  Mask & Mirror Community Theatre, one...

Steve Street At my monthly Fireside Chats, I am frequently asked about the development of the Steve Street property. Community members want to know: When will it be developed? What will be included? How can...

King City will again honor its local veterans on the Sunday before Veterans Day. There will be a community celebration in the King City Clubhouse from 2 to 3 p.m. on November 6th to say...

The best part of Hispanic Heritage Month in Tigard just might come on the last day, when the city pulls out all the stops to host El Tigre Fest, a family-friendly cultural event featuring...

Tigard Mayor John Goodhouse Downtown Tigard business owner, husband, father, and city leader John Goodhouse has announced his bid for Mayor.tigardlife.com/local-news/john-goodhouse/ Heidi Lueb Tigard City Council President Heidi Lueb, who’s entered the November Mayor’s race, plans to continue...tigardlife.com/local-news/heidi-lueb-2/ Nick...

LAIKA, an award-winning feature-film animation studio known for films like “Coraline” and “Kubo and the Two Strings,” has announced the voice case for its next feature film, “Wildwood.” According to LAIKA President & CEO Travis...

On January 6, 2021, Jacob Macduff, a 26-year-old young man that I knew well, was shot and killed by the Tigard, Oregon police for the crime of being mentally ill and refusing to leave...

Visit Tigard Public Library this fall to create, connect, and collaborate this fall! Remember, our hours have changed! We’re now open Monday through Thursday, 10 AM-8 PM and Friday through Sunday, 10 AM-6 PM....

Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month In the last two years, we have expanded our celebrations to reflect our commitment to being a welcoming and inclusive community for everyone. We have hosted a parade and a promenade...

The path is never just a path.  When Shelly Orchard’s students, former students and neighbors hop, skip, clap and read their way through the giant learning labyrinths, she chalks like life-sized board games onto the...