C4C Events
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 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.
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!
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.
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.
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.
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.”
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.
