we had a great experience watching attack on Titan at this theater. The parking is very good…read more There's a lot of parking. the theater was clean. The chairs were clean. Movie started on time. 5 stars!

You can tell the general manager is insecure about wasting his life in a movie theater and wants to…read moremake it everyone else's problem so they'll pay attention to him, but other than that the place is great! Seats are good quality and the volume is always nice. Never had a movie shut off midway.

We love going to Frog Pond Farm and have been many times throughout the years. We had a great time…read morevisiting their pumpkin patch and doing all the fun fall activities there. We went on a Saturday which was really busy and unfortunately they ran out of several food choices. However, service was really great which made up for it and the lines moved fairly quickly. My kids liked their pizza. One suggestion would be to offer a pumpkin beer for purchase. I did appreciate that they had cider options. My son's favorite activity was the ball launcher and my daughter's was seeing/petting all the animals. We had a great family day there which also included The Bird Man show and the Magic Show which both my kids enjoyed.

Very fun family farm. We went for the pumpkin patch, and they also do summer festivals and…read moreChristmas tree farm too. Our favorite was of course all the llamas. They were relatively everywhere, then when you go to look for a pumpkin, they are free roaming and you get to pet them and hang out with them. Such a beautiful animal. They have other farm animals and you can feed them with a cup- camels too!!! different food carts, drinks, and lots of entertainment for the kids- bouncy house, play structure, even corn maze. It was our first year and hoping to be back again soon!

A community isn't a community without a movie theater, and Joy Cinema really makes it happen. Along…read morewith first-run movies they also have special events like Weird Wednesday and SCARE-A-THON before Halloween. These are the events I like going to. Local vendors share their wares in the lobby and it brings a local cinema-loving group of people together and gives them a home.

A True Local Gem Worth Supporting!…read more In my quest to support local small businesses, I've driven past Joy Cinema many times while heading down 99W toward Tigard -- always thinking, "I really need to stop in one of these days." Fast forward to the 40th anniversary showing of Back to the Future, and I finally did it! Sure, I could have gone to one of the big movie chains nearby, but I wanted to support a locally owned theater -- and I'm so glad I did. While Joy Cinema doesn't have its own parking lot, there's plenty of parking in the shopping center just behind it. The lobby is small but welcoming, and you'll likely be greeted by the owner himself -- who runs everything from ticket sales to concessions to the movie projector. It truly feels like a one-man show, and that personal touch makes the experience so special. Plus, the prices for both tickets and snacks are refreshingly affordable compared to the big chains. The theater itself has one large screening room, and it's impressive -- spacious, comfy seats, great surround sound, and a large screen that makes for a perfect movie experience. They don't drown you in endless previews, just a couple quick ones before the feature starts. I also appreciate some of the fun movie history and facts they presented prior to the screening. I also appreciated that they have clearly marked spots for wheelchairs in prime viewing areas -- a thoughtful touch that shows care for accessibility. Unfortunately, one rude family arrived late, talking loudly and even letting their kids run around, which disrupted the movie for a bit. The owner handled it as best as anyone could -- even stepping in multiple times to address the situation. It's tough when guests behave poorly, but I really admired how he tried to keep things under control while protecting his business. After the show, the owner greeted us again and asked how we enjoyed the movie -- that kind of personal connection is rare these days. I'll absolutely be back to Joy Cinema. It's a local treasure run by someone who truly cares about movies and the community. If you're in the area and want to enjoy a film while supporting a small business, skip the big chains and check this place out!

Fun place to pick blueberries. Not a huge field of them, but certainly plenty to accommodate a…read morenumber of people at the same time.They have a few varieties, starting with Early Blues at the beginning of the summer. 2013 prices were $2/lb.

Beach Family Farm is the best place to go for fresh blueberries! The owners are so friendly and…read moreknowledgeable about their berries. They have many different varieties that ripen at different times of the summer, so you don't have to hit just the right weekend. The location is so convenient too, and makes you feel like you've left the city even though it's so close. I highly recommend coming to this farm for your blueberries!

There was a parade! There was a dog wash! There were vendors from around the neighborhood and from…read moreelsewhere handing out samples and selling beautiful wares! All the shops were having sales! There was even an appearance from the mobile Voodoo Doughnut truck! I had a heck of a time at Multnomah Days, and I think it really showed the best of my neighborhood to my boyfriend and his visiting Uncle. If you missed it this year, you really missed out. Just because Multnomah Village is south of the 405, doesn't make it any less of a great Portland neighborhood. There is ample parking at the Multnomah Center and Loaves and Fishes, as well as bus access. It's only from 31st to Garden Home along Capitol Hwy, a very short and sweet stroll. I had tons of fun and enjoyed milling around with my neighbors, I look forward to next year!

I had the BEST time today!!!!!!!!!!!!…read more This is a little bitty fair and parade put on in Multnomah Village. I'm not sure how long it's been going on annually, but It's been many many year for sure. About 120 vendors line tents up Captiol Highway in Multnomah Village. Lots and lots of fun. Some really amazing stuff to buy. There was the cutest little parade that lasted about an hour. Capitol highway through Multnomah Village is not very long, which makes this snippet of a fair quite cute. Did I say cute yet?? CUTE. So, if you happen to have kids, or you are one yourself, you should really come and check out next year's Multnomah Days. It's a beautiful time of year to get out and enjoy this little secret of Portland.