Event Title: Farmers' Market

Where: Millennium Plaza Park

Saturday, May 19, 2012

Time: 8:30 AM - 1:30 PM PST

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The Lake Oswego Farmers' Market offers superior seasonal produce, quality nursery stock, a wide array of beautiful flowers, and some of the finest fresh foods too! Plan your Saturday (rain or shine) around this exciting community event, and enjoy live music every Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. We also provide a Kids Corner, Artist Demonstrations, complimentary Doggy Daycare, and fun for the whole family. Come enjoy this community event and discover the luscious bounty that is locally grown.

For information, call 503-675-2549

Event Title: Oswego Lake Watershed Tour

Where: Meet at West Waluga Park Picnic Shelter

Saturday, May 19, 2012

Time: 9:00 AM PST

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Join Stephanie Wagner from the Portland State University Center for Science Education for a two hour tour of the Oswego Lake Watershed. We begin at the headwaters in West Waluga Park, form a carpool to stops along Springbrook Creek, and finish our tour at George Rogers Park where Oswego Creek flows into the Willamette River. This is your opportunity to learn about our connections to the lake and how our actions affect water quality in our lake and streams. Saturday May 19^th, West Waluga Park picnic shelter, 9:00 am. Be sure to dress for the weather and wear shoes that can get a little muddy. Contact Stephanie Wagner at stwagner@pdx.edu < or 503-803-7708 with questions.

Event Title: Historic Home Tour

Saturday, May 19, 2012

Time: 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM PST

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Sundeleaf Masterpieces and More
2012 Historic Home Tour
Lake Oswego - As we celebrate National Historic Preservation Month, and in recognition of our community's historic past and architectural diversity, Oswego Heritage Council announces the 5th Lake Oswego Historic Home Tour. This year, a number of properties in Lake Oswego will open their doors to share their beauty and history with the community. This year, the tour is of Richard Sundeleaf iconic landmarks.

Tickets are limited in number and are available for purchase beginning April 1. They can be acquired by visiting the Heritage House at 398 Tenth Street, Lake Oswego, or by visiting the Heritage House web site at www.oswegoheritage.org. The cost per ticket for non-members is $30 with a discounted price of $20 for those who are members of the Oswego Heritage Council. For further information about purchasing tickets or becoming a member, please call the Heritage House at 503-635-6373 or http://www.oswegoheritage.org/events/hometour.html. We would like to acknowledge the individuals and businesses that have already pledged their generous support including, but not limited to: the City of Lake Oswego, Paul Schatz, John and Nancy Tongue, Phyllis and Ed Miska, Holly Rodway, Trista Nelson-Windermere.

Event Title: Spring Cleaning Fashion Exchange for Ladies

Where: West end Building

Saturday, May 19, 2012

Time: 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM PST

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Start sorting our your closets in preparation for a free clothing swap. Bring your old togs and accessories, go home with some "new" ones!. This event is for ladies ages 14 and over.

The Spring Cleaning Fashion Exchange is free as long as you bring some unwanted clothes and/or accessories. It's a great excuse to spring clean your closet, get rid of some of those items you always mean to wear but never do, and come away with some new-to-you goodies. All you have to do is bring some women's items to swap - clothes, bags or shoes. There are no rules on how many pieces to bring in exchange for your selections - you just have to conytribute your own item(s) to get in. There are fashion experts on hand to advise on what to take and then you can go try to clothes on!

Please bring clean odor-free clothing on hangers and accessories in bags. Clothes are hung on racks and other items on tables and floor. At the end of the day, any left-over clothes are donated to charity.

For information, call Parks & Recreation at 503-675-2549.