We are honored to support a variety of community programs and group activities through our Recreation department.
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All programs and events are open and free to adult homeowners and accompanying guests, unless otherwise noted.
Contact Christina Matousek (oakhillsrec@gmail.com) with any questions. |
The mission for all Oak Hills Recreation programs and facilities is to provide a safe, healthy and inviting environment for recreation and learning to all Oak Hills residents and their guests, in order to foster goodwill and pride in our neighborhood.
RECREATION OFFICE HOURS for registration, payments, and questions |
BRIDGE GROUP
First and third Mondays
1 p.m. to 4 p.m., Boyd Community Room
Contact: Nancy Neuman (nanc0301@yahoo.com)
Open to all levels of players. Free.
CURRENT EVENTS DISCUSSION GROUP
Second Wednesday
11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m., Boyd Community Room
Contact: Ginny Hanson (503-348-0421)
Open to residents and guests. Free.
A gathering of life-long learners who meet to connect, learn, and grow, the Current Events Discussion Group engages in thought provoking analyses of the what and why in current public events and issues. Past topics include medical research, technical advances, environmental issues, criminal justice, and immigration. All opinions and perspectives are welcome. Bring a topic for discussion!
QUILTING GROUP
First and third Tuesdays
1 p.m. to 4 p.m., Boyd Community Room
Contact: Lois Pierson (pierson@msu.edu)
Open to residents and guests. Free.
Lois Pierson is an avid quilter and has taught quilting classes at four quilt shops throughout Michigan over the past three decades. Lois loves to teach quilting as well as learn new techniques from networking, sharing tips, demonstrating new tools, and perhaps donating quilts to an organization. All levels of quilters are welcome!
SPEAKERS SERIES
Check the community calendar (below) and the Board Newsletter, printed monthly and delivered to all homeowners.
Square Dancing
6 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Monday
Instructor: Lane Clem
Are you looking for a fun family friendly activity? Do you like to dance with friends? Want to try something new? Then come on down to the Recreation Center on Monday nights this fall and try square dancing! Lane Clem, who lives in Oak Hills, is going to be our 'caller' for lessons. People of all skill levels and ages are welcome to join. You do not have to have any experience, so come on down and try it out!
First and third Mondays
1 p.m. to 4 p.m., Boyd Community Room
Contact: Nancy Neuman (nanc0301@yahoo.com)
Open to all levels of players. Free.
CURRENT EVENTS DISCUSSION GROUP
Second Wednesday
11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m., Boyd Community Room
Contact: Ginny Hanson (503-348-0421)
Open to residents and guests. Free.
A gathering of life-long learners who meet to connect, learn, and grow, the Current Events Discussion Group engages in thought provoking analyses of the what and why in current public events and issues. Past topics include medical research, technical advances, environmental issues, criminal justice, and immigration. All opinions and perspectives are welcome. Bring a topic for discussion!
QUILTING GROUP
First and third Tuesdays
1 p.m. to 4 p.m., Boyd Community Room
Contact: Lois Pierson (pierson@msu.edu)
Open to residents and guests. Free.
Lois Pierson is an avid quilter and has taught quilting classes at four quilt shops throughout Michigan over the past three decades. Lois loves to teach quilting as well as learn new techniques from networking, sharing tips, demonstrating new tools, and perhaps donating quilts to an organization. All levels of quilters are welcome!
SPEAKERS SERIES
Check the community calendar (below) and the Board Newsletter, printed monthly and delivered to all homeowners.
Square Dancing
6 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Monday
Instructor: Lane Clem
Are you looking for a fun family friendly activity? Do you like to dance with friends? Want to try something new? Then come on down to the Recreation Center on Monday nights this fall and try square dancing! Lane Clem, who lives in Oak Hills, is going to be our 'caller' for lessons. People of all skill levels and ages are welcome to join. You do not have to have any experience, so come on down and try it out!
OHHA does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, gender expression, sexual orientation, age, national origin, disability, marital status, in any of its activities or operations. These activities include, but are not limited to, homeowner engagement, enforcement of its CC&Rs and ARB Guidelines, selection of volunteers and vendors, and provision of services. We are committed to providing an inclusive and welcoming environment for all members and guests of our community.
Oak Hills Homeowners Association, Washington County, Oregon
Oak Hills Homeowners Association, Washington County, Oregon