The availability of affordable housing is a vital component to a thriving community. The availability of homes at all income levels means businesses have access to employees with fewer absences. Workers are more stable and invested in their community. Children have the opportunity to thrive in school, and residents can make healthy choices. Research has shown that stable, affordable housing is critical to enabling families to attend to other needs, be self-sufficient and productive members of the community.
Start the New Year by riding down the great white waterslide and taking the plunge into the cold outdoor pool! Indoor pools will be available to warm up after the cold plunge!
All Ages!
Regular admission rates apply
Osborn Aquatic Center
Wednesday, January 1, 1–4 pm
Join us for a fun and festive community sing-a-long to celebrate the holidays, led by The Wallop Sisters. Words & chords will be provided. The Wallop Sisters create a lively, interactive music experience with vocal harmonies, ukes, piano, and bass. All ages and instruments welcome!
FREE Event!
Corvallis Community Center
Friday, December 13, 7–8:30pm
A free, in-person cooking demo with local chefs followed by an informal discussion and cookbook recommendations at the Corvallis Community Center (C3). Brought to you by Parks and Recreation, Corvallis Benton-County Library and the Corvallis Sustainability Coalition. Ages 12+.
Celebrate Halloween with a dance party that embraces everyone! Our inclusive social event welcomes all ghouls and ghosts to groove the night away. This dance is co-sponsored by the Arc of Benton County and provides a space for people of all abilities. Ages 14+.
