C4C Events
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.
Rotary Club of Sisters and Citizens4Community (C4C) are proud to announce the 3rd Annual Sisters 4th Fest – a free, festive, family-friendly Independence Day celebration at Village Green Park in Sisters!
On July 8th, C4C is honored to take part in “Sharing the Spirit of America” – a nationwide public reading of the Declaration of Independence. Join us at 3 PM Pacific Time as we and Americans around the world read the Declaration simultaneously. Afterward, stick around for free ice cream!
What does it mean to really listen to someone? And how can it improve your work, relationships, and personal growth? Join C4C and professional facilitator Kirstin Anglea for a free and engaging workshop that will enhance your capacity to listen deeply to yourself and others.
Join local volunteers, network-weavers, and organizational leaders for C4C’s monthly Community Builders meeting. This July, we’ll meet at Eurosports – a bike/ski shop, taproom, food cart host, and community gathering space in the heart of Sisters!
Join local volunteers, network-weavers, and organizational leaders for C4C’s monthly Community Builders meeting. This August, we’ll meet at Trinity Place – a new development from Northwest Housing Alternatives, and Sisters’ only rental property specifically structured to address the unmet need for missing-middle and workforce housing.
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 for a special community screening of Join or Die – an award-winning documentary about why you should join a club. Follow the story of social scientist Robert Putnam, whose legendary "Bowling Alone" research into American community decline may hold the answers to our democracy's present crisis. Come early for “civic speed dating” and a special live Q&A with Directors Pete and Rebecca Davis!
Spring has sprung, and we have vibrant art to match at The Hub! Join us during Sisters Arts Association’s upcoming 4th Friday Art Walk for a casual, family-friendly meet-and-greet with our latest “Artist in Residence,” Erika Eckert.
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 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.
