C4C Events
Join local volunteers, network-weavers, and organizational leaders for C4C’s monthly Community Builders meeting. This May, we’ll meet at Studio 6000 Printmakers – a shared workspace for artists with a common passion for printmaking.
Join local volunteers, network-weavers, and organizational leaders for C4C’s monthly Community Builders meeting. This June, we’ll meet at Mosaic Community Health’s Sisters School-Based Health Center.
Join local volunteers, network-weavers, and organizational leaders for C4C’s monthly Community Builders meeting. This August, we’ll meet at Trinity Place – Sisters’ soon-to-be largest affordable and workforce housing complex.
Join local volunteers, network-weavers, and organizational leaders for C4C’s monthly Community Builders meeting. This September, we’ll meet at the new home of Sisters Community Garden!
Join local volunteers, network-weavers, and organizational leaders for C4C’s monthly Community Builders meeting. This October, we’ll travel to some of Sisters Country’s most notable historic sites and hear from Deschutes Land Trust and the Camp Polk Pioneer Cemetery Preservation Committee.
Join local volunteers, network-weavers, and organizational leaders for C4C’s monthly Community Builders meeting. This November, we’ll gather at The Lodge Retirement Community for a meeting co-hosted by ClearPath Healthcare.
Join C4C, the City of Sisters, SOLVE, and SPRD for a community cleanup day. We’ll kick things off with coffee and donuts in Fir Street Park before fanning out across town to pick up litter and help keep Sisters looking its best.
Join local volunteers, network-weavers, and organizational leaders for C4C’s monthly Community Builders meeting. This April, we’ll meet at The Hub but be hosted by the incredible all-volunteer team behind Sisters Transportation and Ride Share (STARS).
How is AI impacting rural communities like Sisters? This event will help community members build a shared understanding of AI’s risks and opportunities, and talk together about what the technology means for our daily lives and shared future.
Join local volunteers, network-weavers, and organizational leaders for C4C’s monthly Community Builders meeting. This March, we’ll meet at the offices of Forage Wellness Collective – a local group of Restoration Therapists committed to holistic and effective mental health care.
Seniors make up nearly 40 percent of Sisters Country residents. What do they need to truly age in place? Join C4C, The Nugget, and Age-Friendly Sisters Country for an action-oriented community conversation exploring how we can work together to better serve older adults in our community.
C4C and SFF Presents are excited to host our third 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.
Join local volunteers, network-weavers, and organizational leaders for C4C’s monthly Community Builders meeting. This February, we’ll meet at Sisters Clay Collective – a new community pottery studio. Meet the founders of this creative enterprise, tour their beautiful space, and learn about ways you can get your hands dirty and join the Collective!
On February 17, community members are invited to attend the SOS/C4C Senior Resource Fair, featuring 20+ organizations offering support for seniors in Sisters Country. This is a chance to learn what local resources are currently available for seniors and connect directly with providers helping seniors live safely, independently, and with dignity.
Join C4C, Deschutes Public Library, and Paulina Springs Books at The Slow Down State coffee shop for an evening of spoken word, connection, and creative courage! Let’s Flow: Poetry Karaoke is a playful, low-pressure way to step up to the mic and share words that move you – whether they’re yours or someone else’s.
Join C4C and Scott Crabtree, Founder and Chief Happiness Officer of Happy Brain Science, for a science-based talk that will cut through the hype and fear to focus on what actually helps humans and organizations thrive alongside AI.
This January, we’ll meet at The Slow Down State – “a place where community comes first and coffee kicks things off.” Meet the team behind Sisters’ newest coffee shop, learn about their heart for community, and maybe even try some of their delicious caffeine concoctions!
It’s a new year, and we have new art on display at The Hub! Join us this Friday, January 9 from 4-6 PM for a free, casual meet-and-greet with our new artists – Sisters-based artist, musician, and writer Juliana Madrone; and the students of Sisters High School’s AP Art & Design Class, showcasing their mid-year portfolios.
Come fa-la-la-along at “Part 2” of C4C’s third annual holiday singalong! This year, we’re spreading out the fun across two separate events – 12/6 at The Barn, and 12/19 at The Lodge. All ages are welcome for family-friendly caroling and holiday cheer!
Join local volunteers, network-weavers, and organizational leaders for C4C’s monthly “Community Builders” meeting. This month, we’ll meet in the clubhouse of The Grove at Sunset Meadows – one of Sisters’ newest (and most scenic) apartment complexes.
Come fa-la-la-along at “Part 1” of C4C’s third annual holiday singalong! This year, we’re spreading out the fun across two separate events – 12/6 at The Barn, and 12/19 at The Lodge. All ages are welcome for family-friendly caroling and holiday cheer!
We’re staying open late during Sisters Business Association’s “First Friday” for an evening of holiday cheer! Join us for an open house at The Hub, featuring a crafts market, photos with Santa, an artist meet-and-greet, and more.
Join local volunteers, network-weavers, and organizational leaders for C4C’s monthly “Community Builders” meeting. This month, we’ll return to one of Sisters Country’s most historic properties, Lazy Z Ranch – now home to a working meadery and tasting room!
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 C4C and The Nugget for our fall 2025 Community Forum – a retrospective on the recent Flat Fire and our community’s broader resilience efforts. With a panel featuring community members and officials who were on the front lines, we’ll reflect on challenges faced, lessons learned, the state of recovery, and the work still ahead.
Join C4C for a free workshop providing a science-backed introduction to fire and risk reduction in the high desert. Led by local Wildland Fire Education Coordinator Emily Curtis, this session will empower you with the knowledge, tools, and resources to help your organization, neighborhood, or community become better prepared for future wildfires and smoke events.
C4C and SFF Presents are excited to host another 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.
Join C4C and The Grant Lab’s Susan Taylor for a casual follow-up to our recent grant writing workshop. At our “lunch and learn” with Susan, we’ll revisit key points from her workshop, pose new questions, and collaboratively troubleshoot your grant writing challenges.
Join local volunteers, network-weavers, and organizational leaders for C4C’s monthly “Community Builders” meeting. This month, we’ll meet at the headquarters of CORE – a local nonprofit providing hope, shelter, and support for our community’s most vulnerable.
What does “free speech” really mean in today’s America? And how do we uphold this constitutional right while striving for civility and connectedness? Join C4C for a community conversation digging into these hard questions, featuring two local figures who work at the heart of public discourse.
Get ready for fun-filled summer nights under the stars as Citizens4Community launches Let’s Watch! – our brand-new outdoor movie series, powered by Kendall Auto Group of Central Oregon! We're closing out the summer in high-flying style! Join us for the grand finale of our outdoor movie series with a special screening of Top Gun at Sisters Eagle Airport.
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.
Join C4C for a free workshop offering practical, real-world strategies to help local organizations discover funding opportunities and write compelling grant applications. Led by The Grant Lab’s Founder and CEO Susan Taylor, this session will share favorite grant writing tools, tactics, and common mistakes to avoid.
Get ready for fun-filled summer nights under the stars as Citizens4Community launches Let’s Watch! – our brand-new outdoor movie series, powered by Kendall Auto Group of Central Oregon! Round up your team and head to the Sisters Community Church baseball fields for a summer classic —The Sandlot is the third film in C4C’s outdoor movie series!
Get ready for fun-filled summer nights under the stars as Citizens4Community launches Let’s Watch! – our brand-new outdoor movie series, powered by Kendall Auto Group of Central Oregon! For the second film in our series, we’re going musical – join C4C and SFF Presents for Encanto at the Sisters Art Works building!
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.
