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Heat Risk

Heat Advisory

Temperatures above 90 degrees are expected on Tuesday, July 21 and Wednesday, July 22.

If you are looking for a place to cool down, please visit our Lake Oswego Public Library, Lake Oswego Recreation & Aquatic Center, City Hall or Adult Community Center during regular business hours. Please note that pets are not allowed in City facilities; service animals are welcome.

Parks & Recreation programming, fields, and hours might change as the forecast heats up. Please visit Parks & Recreation Inclement Weather for the latest update.

Lake Oswego Public Library outdoor events, bookmobile services and Programs in the Park may change as the forecast heats up. Please check the Calendar of Events for updates.

Busy Construction Season is Here!

We have an extremely busy summer of construction work upon us, as many public utility and roadway projects will be taking place throughout Lake Oswego. Work includes paving, sidewalk pours, curb ramps, sewer rehabilitation, water lines, pump stations, bridge repairs, traffic signal upgrades, and stormwater improvements. Some of these will result in lane closures, flaggers, or one-way traffic, others will require road closures with traffic detours in place. Most work will be taking place during the day, but some paving work will take place at night. Please be alert, drive safely, follow signage, and plan ahead for travel delays.

2026 Summer Concerts

Summer concerts kick off on July 8! Join us on Wednesdays and Sundays to celebrate the season with our beloved Summer Concert Series! Enjoy free, live music in our beautiful parks, featuring a lineup of talented local musicians.

A diverse lineup of artists bringing the best in local sound.
Bring your blankets, low-sand chairs, and your favorite snacks. Outside food and beer/wine/cider are welcome!
Wednesday concerts feature a variety of local food vendors available for purchase.

Whether you’re dancing, dining, or simply soaking up the summer vibes, our concerts are the perfect way to enjoy warm evenings with family and friends.

Check out performer bios, parking, vendors, and more!

Live & Local at LORAC

Welcome to Live & Local at the new Lake Oswego Recreation & Aquatic Center (LORAC).

This summer series brings together live music and local food in a relaxed, community-focused setting. Held on the last Thursday of each month from May through September, each event features a rotating food truck and live local musician, creating a fresh experience each time.

Join us from 4-8pm:

July 30
August 27
September 24

Stormwater Bingo

Looking for a fun and educational activity the whole family can enjoy this spring and summer? Join us for Stormwater Bingo, a creative way to explore your community, learn about stormwater, and WIN FUN PRIZES—running from May through the end of August!

Stormwater Bingo is a great way to get outdoors, discover how stormwater impacts our environment, and complete exciting challenges along the way. You can pick up a Bingo card at City Hall, LORAC or the Library. You can also download and print your own card online!

The Secret Life of Pollinators: Creating a Garden They'll Love

Join us on July 23 for The Secret Life of Pollinators: Creating a Garden They'll Love.

Leah Puhlman, an OSU Master Gardener, demonstrates the potential of pollinator gardens through inspiring before-and-after photographs of transformed spaces. She highlights which flowers are especially attractive to bees and discusses garden management techniques that reduce labor while supporting the presence of more beneficial insects. By making thoughtful choices, you can create a welcoming and vibrant garden for pollinators, enriching both your environment and the ecosystems that depend on these vital creatures.

National Night Out 2026

Get to know your neighbors!

Everyone enjoys a potluck, BBQ, music and games, so organize a get-together for Tuesday, August 4 - National Night Out - and invite your friends and neighbors. Then, let us know!

If you register your neighborhood party with the City by Tuesday, July 28, your party will receive a visit by a fire truck or police vehicle - maybe both!.

July is Disability Pride Month

On July 7, the City Council proclaimed July as Disability Pride Month, marking the fourth consecutive year the City has recognized this important observance. Throughout the month, the City is proudly flying the Disability Pride Flag at City Hall, the Library, and the Lake Oswego Recreation & Aquatic Center (LORAC) as a visible symbol of inclusion, belonging, and respect.

Disability Pride Month promotes visibility and mainstream awareness of the positive pride felt by people with disabilities, celebrating diversity and fostering a society that is inclusive and accessible to all individuals, regardless of ability.

We invite you to celebrate Disability Pride Month with us! All events are free and open to the public.