This Weekend in Beaverton, OR
Nov 6–Nov 8
Nike's hometown. Also quietly has the best Asian food in Oregon and nobody talks about it.
🆓 Free this weekend
Tualatin Hills Nature Park
Downtown Beaverton
222 acres of wetlands, forests, and creeks with paved and soft trails — directly across the street from Nike World Headquarters. Free. The Interpretive Center has nature exhibits and a viewing deck. Birding is excellent, especially in spring. One of the largest urban nature parks in Oregon and nobody outside Beaverton knows about it.
Beaverton Night Market
Downtown Beaverton
Annual summer night market at The Round with 100+ food vendors, live music, cultural performances, and arts and crafts. The food spans Asian, Latin American, Pacific Islander, and American cuisines. Draws thousands of people and has become one of the signature events in the Portland metro area.
Nike World Headquarters
Downtown Beaverton
Nike's sprawling global campus with athletic facilities, modern architecture, and walking paths. The campus itself is not open to the public, but the Nike Employee Store nearby (membership required) occasionally opens to the public for special events. The Nike Community Store at Woodburn Premium Outlets is the accessible option. The campus is worth a drive-by for architecture fans.
Washington Square Mall
Nearby (Tigard border, 5 min)
Major mall on the Beaverton-Tigard border with Nordstrom, Macy's, and 150+ stores. Not exciting on paper, but it's where 85C Bakery lives, and the food court anchors a cluster of Asian restaurants in the surrounding parking area. For rainy-day shopping, it's the go-to in the western suburbs.
Beaverton Farmers Market
Downtown Beaverton
One of the largest farmers markets in Oregon, running Saturday mornings May through November. Over 200 vendors with produce, prepared food, flowers, and artisan goods. The food vendor row is a breakfast destination on its own — tamales, crepes, and coffee from local roasters.
Cooper Mountain Nature Park
South Beaverton
Metro-managed nature park with 3.5 miles of trails through oak savanna, meadows, and forest on a hilltop south of Beaverton. Free, well-maintained, and never crowded. Great views of the Tualatin Valley. Native plant gardens near the trailhead. One of the quietest hikes in the Portland metro.
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Tualatin Hills Nature Park
Downtown Beaverton
222 acres of wetlands, forests, and creeks with paved and soft trails — directly across the street from Nike World Headquarters. Free. The Interpretive Center has nature exhibits and a viewing deck. Birding is excellent, especially in spring. One of the largest urban nature parks in Oregon and nobody outside Beaverton knows about it.
Beaverton Night Market
Downtown Beaverton
Annual summer night market at The Round with 100+ food vendors, live music, cultural performances, and arts and crafts. The food spans Asian, Latin American, Pacific Islander, and American cuisines. Draws thousands of people and has become one of the signature events in the Portland metro area.
Nike World Headquarters
Downtown Beaverton
Nike's sprawling global campus with athletic facilities, modern architecture, and walking paths. The campus itself is not open to the public, but the Nike Employee Store nearby (membership required) occasionally opens to the public for special events. The Nike Community Store at Woodburn Premium Outlets is the accessible option. The campus is worth a drive-by for architecture fans.
Beaverton Farmers Market
Downtown Beaverton
One of the largest farmers markets in Oregon, running Saturday mornings May through November. Over 200 vendors with produce, prepared food, flowers, and artisan goods. The food vendor row is a breakfast destination on its own — tamales, crepes, and coffee from local roasters.
McMenamins Rock Creek Tavern
Nearby (Hillsboro border, 10 min)
McMenamins' barn-turned-tavern with live music, shuffleboard, house-brewed beer, and pub food in a secluded wooded setting. Classic McMenamins energy — quirky art everywhere, Hammerhead on tap, and a patio that makes you forget you're in the suburbs. Live music on weekends.
🍷 Date night
Cooper Mountain Nature Park
South Beaverton
Metro-managed nature park with 3.5 miles of trails through oak savanna, meadows, and forest on a hilltop south of Beaverton. Free, well-maintained, and never crowded. Great views of the Tualatin Valley. Native plant gardens near the trailhead. One of the quietest hikes in the Portland metro.
Beaverton Night Market
Downtown Beaverton
Annual summer night market at The Round with 100+ food vendors, live music, cultural performances, and arts and crafts. The food spans Asian, Latin American, Pacific Islander, and American cuisines. Draws thousands of people and has become one of the signature events in the Portland metro area.
Seoul Grill
Asian Food Corridor (Canyon Rd / TV Highway)
Authentic Korean BBQ with tabletop grills, banchan that keeps coming, and soups that cure everything. One of the highest-rated Korean restaurants in the Portland metro. The lunch specials are the value play. The galbi is the splurge.
H Mart Beaverton
Cedar Hills
Korean-American supermarket with a massive selection of Korean, Japanese, and Chinese groceries, plus a food court with Korean fried chicken, bibimbap, and sushi. The food court alone is a destination — lunch for under $12. The grocery aisles are an experience if you've never been to an Asian supermarket.
Beaverton Farmers Market
Downtown Beaverton
One of the largest farmers markets in Oregon, running Saturday mornings May through November. Over 200 vendors with produce, prepared food, flowers, and artisan goods. The food vendor row is a breakfast destination on its own — tamales, crepes, and coffee from local roasters.
🎭 Entertainment
Cooper Mountain Nature Park
South Beaverton
Metro-managed nature park with 3.5 miles of trails through oak savanna, meadows, and forest on a hilltop south of Beaverton. Free, well-maintained, and never crowded. Great views of the Tualatin Valley. Native plant gardens near the trailhead. One of the quietest hikes in the Portland metro.
Beaverton Night Market
Downtown Beaverton
Annual summer night market at The Round with 100+ food vendors, live music, cultural performances, and arts and crafts. The food spans Asian, Latin American, Pacific Islander, and American cuisines. Draws thousands of people and has become one of the signature events in the Portland metro area.
Seoul Grill
Asian Food Corridor (Canyon Rd / TV Highway)
Authentic Korean BBQ with tabletop grills, banchan that keeps coming, and soups that cure everything. One of the highest-rated Korean restaurants in the Portland metro. The lunch specials are the value play. The galbi is the splurge.
H Mart Beaverton
Cedar Hills
Korean-American supermarket with a massive selection of Korean, Japanese, and Chinese groceries, plus a food court with Korean fried chicken, bibimbap, and sushi. The food court alone is a destination — lunch for under $12. The grocery aisles are an experience if you've never been to an Asian supermarket.
Beaverton Farmers Market
Downtown Beaverton
One of the largest farmers markets in Oregon, running Saturday mornings May through November. Over 200 vendors with produce, prepared food, flowers, and artisan goods. The food vendor row is a breakfast destination on its own — tamales, crepes, and coffee from local roasters.