C4C Events
As a follow-up to our spring 2025 Community Forums focused on wildfire preparedness and related insurance challenges, we’re partnering with Sisters Festival of Books (SFOB) to dig deeper into one of our community’s greatest threats. Join C4C and SFOB for a discussion of Fire in Paradise: An American Tragedy (registration required).
Join C4C for a workshop designed for organizational board members and staff who want to make their meetings more productive, engaging, and mission-driven. The session will be led by Mary Orton, a local mediator and facilitator with decades of experience helping organizations communicate and collaborate more effectively.
Join local volunteers, network-weavers, and organizational leaders for C4C’s monthly “Community Builders” meeting. This month’s meeting will be hosted by Left Coast Lodge.
Join local volunteers, network-weavers, and organizational leaders for C4C’s monthly “Community Builders” meeting. This month’s meeting will be hosted by Kibak Tile.
Join local volunteers, network-weavers, and organizational leaders for C4C’s monthly “Community Builders” meeting. This month, we’re heading out to Camp Sherman for a special behind-the-scenes peek at one of Sisters Country’s most iconic lodging and dining establishments – Lake Creek Lodge.
C4C is excited to bring the Children’s Museum of Central Oregon’s Mobile Museum back to Sisters this fall! With support from Hayden Homes, Circle of Friends, and Sisters Park & Recreation District (SPRD), it’s sure to be a weekend full of fun and creative exploration. And all for free!
Join local volunteers, network-weavers, and organizational leaders for C4C’s monthly “Community Builders” meeting. This month’s meeting will be hosted by Heart of Oregon Corps YouthBuild
Join C4C, The Nugget, Rotary Club of Sisters, and Sisters Kiwanis for the second of our two spring Community Forums on “Wildfire in Sisters Country.” Part 2 of this free, public, in-person + online series will examine the state of the insurance industry and how it is impacting community livelihoods and resilience.
Join C4C and Well Wired, a regional parent-led healthy tech advocacy group, for a thought-provoking follow-up to our fall 2024 Community Forum on Youth Wellbeing. The event will include a free screening of the film Screenagers: Elementary Edition, followed by an expert panel with digital wellbeing experts.
Join local volunteers, network-weavers, and organizational leaders for C4C’s monthly “Community Builders” meeting. This month’s meeting will be hosted by local nonprofit Circle of Friends.
Join C4C, The Nugget, Rotary Club of Sisters, and Sisters Kiwanis for a two-part discussion series covering one of Sisters Country’s greatest threats – wildfire. We’ll examine our state of preparedness for wildfire threats – as individuals, neighborhoods, agencies, and a collective community. Our accompanying Preparedness Fair will help you leave with concrete actions you can take to be more prepared for fire season 2025 and beyond.
C4C is proud to once again sponsor AFSC’s second annual singalong, featuring the talented Low Bar Chorale! At this free community event, we the audience are the lead vocalists as the band backs us up on popular tunes. All ages are welcome for this fun-filled community event!
Join C4C for a free workshop designed to help local leaders, entrepreneurs, and intrepid community members turn ideas into meaningful action. Featuring guest presenter Max Gimbel, Director of Rural Community Building at The Ford Family Foundation, this session will introduce participants to a simple tool for setting clear project goals and making steady progress.
Join local volunteers, network-weavers, and organizational leaders for C4C’s monthly “Community Builders” meeting. This month’s meeting will be hosted by Flying Horse Gallery.
C4C and SFF Presents are excited to host a night of community social dance and fiddling tunes, benefiting Outlaw Strings Club! Held at The Belfry, this family-friendly event will feature live fiddling and dance calling by Scandalous Chutney, your favorite local youth strings dance band.
Hey kids, this event’s for YOU! C4C, SPRD, Circle of Friends, and the Sisters Elementary School Parent Teacher Committee are teaming up to bring the Children’s Museum of Central Oregon’s Mobile Museum to Sisters for a full weekend – for free!
Join local volunteers, network-weavers, and organizational leaders for C4C’s monthly “Community Builders” meeting. This month’s meeting will be hosted by Council on Aging of Central Oregon (meet at Sisters Community Church).
The times they are a-changin’…are you ready? Join C4C and Happy Brain Science for a free workshop, hosted by High Camp Taphouse, on how to use science to more effectively manage transitions.
Join local volunteers, network-weavers, and organizational leaders for C4C’s monthly “Community Builders” meeting. This month’s meeting will be hosted by Thompson Guitars (meet at The Belfry).
For the second year in a row, C4C is excited to host a seasonal community singalong! Come sip cocoa, celebrate the holidays, and spread some cheer at our free, family-friendly caroling party.
Join local volunteers, network-weavers, and organizational leaders for C4C’s monthly “Community Builders” meeting. This month’s meeting will be hosted by Pole Creek Ranch.
Join local volunteers, network-weavers, and organizational leaders for C4C’s monthly “Community Builders” meeting. This month’s meeting will be hosted by Sisters Depot.
Join C4C for the next event in our bi-annual series of Community Forums – Are the Kids Alright? Youth Wellbeing in Sisters Country. Produced in partnership with The Nugget, this free public event will examine the lived experiences, strengths, challenges, and needs of local youth, with a focus on ways that the broader community can support our youngest residents.
Calling all local high school students – we’re hosting a free “night out” at Paulina Springs Books, just for you. Come play games, watch a movie, enjoy snacks, or just hang out. Sponsored by St. Charles Health System.
This fall, Age-Friendly Sisters Country (AFSC) and Citizens4Community (C4C) are teaming up to help residents of Sisters Country learn what steps they can take to turn their community building ideas into a reality.
Calling all local high school students – we’re hosting a free “night out” at Paulina Springs Books, just for you. Come play games, watch a movie, enjoy snacks, or just hang out. Sponsored by St. Charles Health System.
Join local volunteers, network-weavers, and organizational leaders for C4C’s monthly “Community Builders” meeting. This month’s meeting will be hosted by the Sisters Ranger District.
Join local volunteers, network-weavers, and organizational leaders for C4C’s monthly “Community Builders” meeting. This month’s meeting will be hosted by City of Sisters staff at City Hall, and will feature a spotlight on the City's UGB amendment process.
Join C4C and Scott Crabtree, Co-Founder and Chief Happiness Officer at Happy Brain Science, for a workshop exploring ways to address our “crisis of connection.”
To celebrate the kickoff of our new Land of 1,000 Picnics program, C4C is hosting its own picnic in the park! Join us on Tuesday, August 27th from 5:30-7:30 PM for a free, family-friendly community gathering at Village Green.
Join local volunteers, network-weavers, and organizational leaders for C4C’s monthly “Community Builders” meeting. This month’s meeting will be held at Stitchin’ Post – a cornerstone of the Sisters business community since 1975!
Join local volunteers, network-weavers, and organizational leaders for C4C’s monthly “Community Builders” meeting. This month’s meeting will be held at Seed to Table farm.
Calling all community builders! Join C4C and expert facilitator Steve Greenwood on Thursday, June 27th at 4 pm for “Let’s Learn: A Personal Toolbox for Building a Stronger Community.” This free workshop will help you harness your personal strengths and build new skills critical to serving your community.
Join local volunteers, network-weavers, and organizational leaders for C4C’s monthly “Community Builders” meeting. This month’s meeting will be held at the newly-renovated Sisters Library.
Join local volunteers, network-weavers, and organizational leaders for C4C’s monthly “Community Builders” meeting. This month’s meeting will be hosted by the Three Sisters Historical Society at the Sisters Museum.
C4C’s bi-annual Community Forum returns on May 5th. Who Gets To Live Here? will dig into our local housing crisis and ask, “What will it take to make housing in Sisters Country affordable for all?” Co-sponsored by The Nugget.
