Spring Garden Park has been selected to host an event in partnership with the 2025 Summer Free For All Cultural Events program.  Save the date for a movie in the park! 

These events are year round and ongoing since October 2023. Thank you to everyone who joined Portland Parks & Recreation and MNA in Spring Garden Park during the 2024 volunteer season. We had a busy year, and thanks to your support, we hosted over 20 volunteer events with approximately 150 volunteers! This resulted in around 300 hours of volunteer work in the park, including unwanted plant removal, tree relocation, and soft surface trail maintenance. Your dedication to keeping the park clean and safe is greatly appreciated.

Let us bring you into the fray, drop us a line. Neighbors in this pocket of Multnomah Neighborhood are hosting annual events on their streets for neighbors and at Halloween using free PBOT Block Party Permits to create car free trick or treating. Learn how to do that.

There is a CSA drop site for the 2025 season located in Multnomah Neighborhood next to Spring Garden Park. Find more info on this and a general guide to local produce on the west side in the West Multnomah Soil and Water Conservation District guide to opportunities to sign up for CSAs, find farmers markets, or visit farm stands!

Multnomah Neighborhood is located within the WMSWCD service area.

Coming summer 2025: the existing plastic box puzzle library on Spring Garden Street between the park and 30th Ave will be replace by a permanent, wooden kiosk in the same style as the red Little Free Library in the center of the village. The puzzle library will be wider and deeper than the one pictured above, to accommodate most puzzles. Contact: secretary@mnapdx.org

Though not named in the article, Spring Garden Park is the daylighting of Tryon Creek mentioned by Josephine Woolington in this piece "The Flow Below: Learning to see the hidden springs and streams that shape Portland" from the most recent Oregon Humanities Magazine. She writes, "In several cities across the country, communities have worked to “daylight” buried streams, removing pipes and allowing water to flow above ground again .... In Southwest Portland, parts of Tryon Creek and Restoration Creek have been daylighted."

https://www.oregonhumanities.org/.../curr.../the-flow-below/