Vancouver Monthly Potluck
Come share a meal with like-minded friends at our monthly local potluck and enjoy a cooking demonstration provided by our speaker for this month, Surraya Drugovic.
In this presentation, Surraya will share the transformative journey of how embracing plant-based living changed her life, both personally and in the kitchen. From the decision to go vegan to creating The Art of Plant-Based Cuisine, a cookbook filled with nourishing, flavorful recipes, she will discuss how whole food plant-based eating has positively impacted her health and happiness. Surraya will also demonstrate a couple of simple, delicious recipes, showing the audience how easy and rewarding it can be to cook with whole foods and create meals that are both satisfying and life-changing. The Art of Plant-Based Cuisine will also be available for purchase at the event.
The potluck begins at 5:30pm and the presentation begins at 6:30.
Cultivating Compassion: A Veganic Gardening Meetup
As spring arrives and the earth warms, many of us feel inspired to grow the food that sustains us. But how can we cultivate abundant gardens without relying on petrochemicals or animal by-products, such as blood, bone, fish meals, and manure? The solution lies in veganic (vegan-organic) gardening.
If you're interested in learning gardening techniques that are freely available, sustainable, and aligned with your vegan values, our affiliated Facebook Group, Veganic Gardening PDX, is planning a get-together this month. The event will be hosted by Marsha Rakestraw, a passionate advocate and former president of NW VEG. Please come and share your questions, wisdom, and experiences. Seed swaps, plant exchanges, and vegan treats are encouraged. Masking is appreciated.
As space is limited, please RSVP to Marsha at humanebeings@gmail.com
Event Details:
Date: Saturday, March 29
Time: 2:00–4:00 PM
Location: Cohousing Community Room, Cascadia Commons, 4377 SW 94th Ave
Vegan Egg Hunt
This year Northwest VEG is sponsoring Vegan Scouts as they hold their their second annual Vegan Egg Hunt. All are welcome for this fun community event. Join us as we celebrate our adorable fellow herbivores, BUNNIES, with an exciting lineup of activities!
Two egg hunts (for younger and older kids)
Bunny Tea Party with scrumptious food!
Crafts and activities
Prizes and Photobooth
Rescue Bunny Meet & Greet
NWVEG Westside Vegan Potluck +Dr. Julie Sinistore: Environmental Impacts of Food
Come to our vegan potluck at 5, or to hear Dr. Julie Sinistore’s presentation on the Environmental Impacts of Food at 6:15, or both.
Dr. Sinistore will examine the impacts of food choices from production through consumption and ask tough questions about if being vegan is enough to ensure the protection of endangered ecosystems.
Dr. Julie Sinistore has been vegan for 25 years and first turned to vegetarianism 29 years ago, after reading Frances Moore Lappe's Diet for a Small Planet. She is an expert in Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), and current serves as Senior Vice President and Technical Fellow at WSP USA, a major firm providing environmental and engineering services. In her LCA work, she analyzes the environmental burdens and benefits of the production, use, transportation, and disposal of goods and services like agricultural products, but also electronics and construction products. Julie also taught courses on Life Cycle Thinking and Sustainable Product Design in the mechanical engineering department at UC-Berkeley. Julie sits on the board of the American Center for LCA (ACLCA) and serves as the vice chair of the Education committee.
The West Hills Unitarian Universalist Church is located at 8470 SW Oleson Road, Portland.
Partner Event: Eugene VeganFest
The Eugene VeganFest is a fun, inviting event to help nurture our local community to expand our compassion, explore our ethical capacity, and learn how to be the healthiest we can be in both body and spirit. Our relationship to animals and the natural world is critical to our future. Join us for a day of fabulous food, great speakers, interesting information, and an opportunity to make the world a better place for all those who share the Earth. For more information, visit https://eugeneveganfest.org/
NW VEG Eastside Potluck + Recipe Demo by Surraya Drugovic
We are very pleased to welcome local cookbook author and recipe developer Surraya Drugovic as our program presenter following our May potluck. In her presentation, Surraya will demonstrate a couple of simple, delicious recipes from her cookbook The Art of Plant-Based Cuisine, and share her transformative journey of how embracing plant-based living changed her life, both personally and in the kitchen. Surraya holds a degree in Health and Wellness and is certified in Plant-Based Nutrition from the T. Colin Campbell Center for Nutrition Studies. Through her cookbook, she aims to inspire others to embrace healthier, nourishing meals that can heal and satisfy. Her cookbook will be available for sale at the event. Come to the potluck at 5:00, Surraya’s presentation at 6:15, or both.
Location: Stone Tower SDA Church, 3010 NE Holladay St., Portland
NW VEG Eastside Potluck + The Portland Urban Coyote Project
We are very pleased to welcome Zuriel van Belle to present to us about Portland's resident coyotes following our Eastside vegan potluck. The Portland Urban Coyote Project has been recording human-coyote interactions for over 10 years. With the help of over 20,000 sighting reports, van Belle will unpack the human side of human-wildlife conflict, explain how coyotes make a living in the city, how wildlife stewardship starts in our own backyards, and what's next for the coyote project.
Zuriel van Belle is a geographer focused on animals, plants, and places. She is the director of the Portland Urban Coyote Project, a community science, research, and education project. Her personal interests include digging in the dirt, downshifting, and dogs. Come to the potluck at 5:00, the Portland Urban Coyote presentation at 6:15, or both. Coyotes photo by Molly Sultany
Location: Stone Tower SDA Church, 3010 NE Holladay St., Portland
NW VEG Eastside Potluck + Jack Norris, RD: Nutrition Tips for Vegans
We are honored to have Jack Norris, one of the powerhouses of the vegan movement, as our presenter following our March potluck. Jack is a registered dietitian, co-author of the instrumental book Vegan for Life, and a co-founder of Vegan Outreach, one of the most influential advocacy groups now working worldwide. Jack has previously been a presenter at our Northwest Health and Nutrition Conference
As a dietitian, Jack concentrates on making sure that vegans stay healthy. His talk for us, “Nutrition Tips for Vegans”, is a great opportunity to learn and to ask questions.
Jack’s presentation will begin at 6:15 pm, following the Northwest VEG potluck at 5 pm. Jack will be participating remotely via Zoom, but we will project him and his presentation on a large screen and have a camera and microphone so attendees can interact directly.
If you would like to attend but cannot come in person, you can attend via this Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85715667850. You will be in listen-only mode for most of the presentation, but should be able to join in the Q&A at the end.
Location: Stone Tower SDA Church, 3010 NE Holladay St., Portland
Vancouver Vegan Happy Hour
Join us and invite your friends to commune with like-minded people at a new restaurant in town, Kwan Thai Cuisine.
Kwan Thai is a family business where the owners themselves cook and serve fresh, delicious food and where one side of the menu is dedicated to vegan dishes and options. Their dishes are unique creations of the chef/owner (a new father) who opted to open the restaurant with his parents. At the university he became interested in veganism for same reasons that NW VEG champions.
We think you will really like this restaurant, and we wish the family much success!
RSVP so we can reserve enough space.
Location: 7723 NE Fourth Plain Blvd., Vancouver, WA 98662 5:30 pm
Vote for Tofurky Trot - USA Today Best Fun Runs
The Northwest VEG Tofurky Trot has been nominated by USA Today as one of the top 20 fun runs in the United States, and you can vote every day between now and March 24 to name the top Fun Run. To vote for your favorite fun run, click here.
The Tofurky Trot was not only a fun Thanksgiving morning event, but it also raised more than $15,000 to help fund local and regional animal sanctuaries. As of March 10, we are currently 4th out of 20 fun runs—ahead of the "Bacon Run" and a Turkey Trot, among others. Be sure to vote every day and let people know how great our Tofurky Trot is, so we can help support more people towards a healthier, sustainable, and more compassionate lifestyle and help more animals at the sanctuaries.
NW VEG Vancouver Potluck
This month our potluck features a local vegan activist. The potluck begins at 5:30 pm and the presentation begins at 6:30 pm.
From Passion to Platform: The Journey of Vegan Ventures
Join Ashley Castellanos, founder of Vegan Ventures, as she shares her compelling journey of transforming her passion for plant-based living and travel into a thriving platform. In this inspiring talk, Ashley reveals how she built a community that connects vegan food enthusiasts with extraordinary culinary experiences worldwide. From viral marketing campaigns with major tourism boards to intimate cooking classes and international group trips, discover how Vegan Ventures has revolutionized the way people explore and experience vegan cuisine across cultures. Ashley's story demonstrates how authentic content creation, strategic partnerships, and a deep understanding of the plant-based community can create meaningful impact.
For the potluck, please bring a plant-based (no meat, eggs, dairy, honey, or other animal products) main dish, salad, or dessert; a card listing its ingredients; and plates and utensils for your use. You can make the dish yourself or bring store-bought food. If you come alone, figure the amount to serve 4-6; increase the amount 4 servings for each additional person in your party/family.
Vancouver Vegan Happy Hour
Join us and invite your friends to commune with like-minded friends at Backpacker Pizza in quaint downtown Camas. They serve 12” pizzas (perfect for two) on vegan crusts fired in a stone oven and finished with vegan herb oil. All sauces are house made and they have many vegan and toppings, including a vegan mozzarella-parmesan mix and crumbled vegan sausage. Backpacker serves craft beers, wine and ciders and they reserve a pizza stone for gluten-free patrons.
Please RSVP on Meetup so we can reserve enough space.
NW VEG Westside Potluck
Come meet new friends or see old ones at the Northwest VEG Westside Potluck. You can come just to the potluck at 5:00 pm, the program which will start at 6:15 pm, or both. Program to be announced.
Location: WHUUF, 8470 Southwest Oleson Road, Portland
Partner Event: Cultivating a Creative Plant-Based Diet
Featuring a lively panel discussion, including Northwest VEG’s own Daniel Redwood, DC, vegan refreshments, and materials from local organizations including Northwest VEG, this event is being put on by Kitchen Kaboodle as part of their 50 year anniversary celebration here in Portland. Other panelists include vegan chef Justin Reil, vegan cookbook author Surraya Drugovic, vegan powerlifter Ndem Nkem, and chef Eleni Woldeyes on Ethiopian foods.
Whether you’re curious about plant-based eating or a seasoned pro, you’ll discover fresh ideas, delicious recipes, and meaningful insights to fuel your journey.
Saturday Feb. 8, 10:00-11:30 am, 1415 NE 61st Ave., Hillsboro, OR
NW VEG Vancouver Potluck
Come join us for a vegan potluck. This month our speaker is Deanna Cintas, a vegan activist, long-time NW VEG member, and NW VEG volunteer coordinator (thank her for running the recent Compassionate Thanksgiving). Deanna is an Oregon Real Estate Broker and president of three local vegan organizations: Try Vegan PDX, NW Animal Foundation, and Portland Books Through Bars.
The potluck begins at 5:30 with discussion beginning at 6:30. We typically meet on the last Wednesday of the month at UUCV. We have run of a full kitchen where you can warm your food, compost food waste, and wash up after the potluck.
Location: Unitarian Universalist Church of Vancouver 4505 East 18th St., Vancouver, WA
NW VEG Eastside Potluck
Come to the potluck at 5 to meet old friends and make new ones, and/or at 6:15 for our program.
We are very fortunate to have both Brian Posewitz and Cassandra Scheffman of Humane Voters Oregon come just two days before the Oregon 2025 legislative session begins to present on what Humane Voters Oregon is all about, how well the candidates they endorsed did in the last election, and what issues they expect to be working on in 2025.
Humane Voters Oregon is a non-partisan organization that promotes humane treatment of animals through participation in Oregon’s political process. They endorse, support and contribute to candidates who support humane treatment of animals, lobby for humane legislation, and publish voting records so voters can hold their elected officials accountable.
Location: Stone Tower SDA Church, 3010 NE Holladay St., Portland
Vancouver Vegan Happy Hour
Join us and invite your friends to commune with like-minded friends at the AC Marriott Hotel Vancouver Waterfront for this month’s Happy Hour. Get there early so you can walk the waterfront, enjoy the fantastic view, feast on creative vegan dishes, and perhaps finish it off with a vegan ice cream at Salt & Straw which is just across the street.
The Marriott will provide a special vegan menu for us and other items on their regular menu may be made vegan.
Northwest VEG Westside Potluck and screening: short Transfarmation documentary
Come meet new friends or see old ones at the Northwest VEG Westside Potluck. You can come just to the potluck at 5:00 pm, the program which will start at 6:15 pm, or both.
After the potluck, we will be showing Transfarming Switzerland, a short, hopeful video with subtitles that follows Sarah Heiligtag, a woman from Switzerland helping transform animal farms into vegan farms and sanctuaries by working directly with farmers who seek a different relationship with animals.
Location: WHUUF, 8470 Southwest Oleson Road, Portland
Partner Event: Holiday Vegan Night Market
The Holiday Vegan Night Market features 65 vegan restaurants, pop-ups. small businesses, nonprofits, and grassroots organizations. This is now a 2-day event, running from 3 to 9 on Saturday and 2 to 8 on Sunday. For more information, visit https://www.facebook.com/events/1039416277985176/
Partner Event: Plants-Giving Celebration by Climate Cafe
Climate Cafe is putting on a plant-based planet -friendly potluck meal and Thanksgiving ceremony. Bring a dish to share - plant based and preferably organically grown. Climate Cafe is based on a gift economy, where diners become donors so that everyone gets to eat. They request that attendees register on Meetup at www.meetup.com/climate-cafe/events/304215612/ so they will have an idea of how many to expect.
Portland Tofurky Trot 2024
The Portland Tofurky Trot is back! This event welcomes the whole family, including strollers and friendly pups, to Trot a 5K at your own pace to benefit Oregon farm sanctuaries. Our course is nearly the same as last year, starting outside the Oaks Park Roller Rink and crossing the Willamette River and back on the Sellwood Bridge.
Click here for more information and to register.
Compassionate Thanksgiving
Event is sold out. To be added to a wait list in case anyone cancels, email peter@nwveg.org.
Amazing food. Music. Community. Some new surprises this year.
This is the biggest vegan potluck of the year in Oregon. Join us at the Seventh Day Adventist Church in Beaverton for a shared compassionate pre-holiday meal. This event is the Sunday before Thanksgiving.
Partner Event: Vegmas Artisan Festival
The inaugural Vegmas Artisan Festival will be a joyous celebration of the vibrant vegan community and a perfect way to kick off the holiday season.
Explore a curated selection of handmade, cruelty-free, and ethically crafted gifts from local vegan creators. Enjoy inspiring talks from non-profits like farm sanctuaries, indulge in mouth-watering vegan snacks from pop-up chefs, and immerse yourself in a festive atmosphere filled with live performances and family-friendly activities.
Whether you’re a long-time vegan or just curious, the Vegmas Artisan Festival offers something for everyone. Tickets are just a few dollars (sliding scale), and kids under 12 can get in for free, making it an affordable and fun day out for the whole family.
Vancouver Vegan Happy Hour
Invite your friends for a chance to meet, learn, and enjoy time with like-minded friends at Jorge’s Margarita Factory on Mill Plain for this month’s Happy Hour.
All are welcome including children. We will order off the menu as many dishes can be prepared vegan.
Please RSVP on Meet-up so that we can reserve enough space.
Harmless Halloween - Partner Event
Join us for a spook-tacular evening brought to you by Vegan Scouts in collaboration with Try Vegan PDX. Other contributors include Out to Pasture Sanctuary!
What is Harmless Halloween? Harmless Halloween is a Family-Friendly Halloween Event designed for all ages! Enjoy a delightful day filled with fun activities, where all sweets, treats, and food options are perfectly harmless— 100% vegan, containing no animals or animal by-products in their ingredients.
Join us for a celebration of kindness and creativity, perfect for families looking to embrace a compassionate Halloween! This event is open to all (Vegans, Vegetarians, & the Veg-Curious!)
Family Friendly Halloween Costumes are highly encouraged!!!
Event Highlights:**Free Admission** $5 Suggested Donation. Enter to win Raffle prizes with your donation!
Vegan Scouts will host Halloween-themed carnival games , spooky decor, photo ops, a raffle, and more!
Try Vegan PDX is back with their 2nd Annual Trunk or Treat—don’t miss the treats from our generous community members! Wear your best Halloween costumes for trick or treating! If you are interested in volunteering at the Trunk or Treat, contact us!
Out to Pasture Sanctuary will offer a Halloween craft table and a delightful Cupcake Walk for all ages.
Location: Leaven Community Center, 5431 NE 20th Ave., Portland. 4:00 to 7:00 pm
Tofu 101: Partner Event
Curious about tasty ways to use tofu? Rhonda and Hans Wrobel, owners of Higher Taste, will be putting on a special demonstration at the Cornelius Public Library on tofu, and how they transform the high-protein, low-calorie, and versatile plant-based food made from healthy soybeans into some of the most delicious, innovative, and unimaginable cuisines you've ever experienced! Higher Taste a natural foods company based in Cornelius, Oregon, has been producing vegan and vegetarian burritos, sandwiches, and salads for 37 years now, and currently sell them in 5 states in the Pacific Northwest.
Location: Cornelius Public Library, 1370 N Adair Street, Cornelius
Northwest VEG Westside Potluck
Come meet new friends or see old ones at the Northwest VEG Westside Potluck. You can come just to the potluck at 5:00 pm, the program which will start at 6:15 pm, or both.
For the program, we will watch the 41 minute long documentary and have a discussion about Let Us Be Heros - The True Cost of Our Food Choices that looks at the health and environmental impact of our diets and lifestyle choices.
Directed by Rebecca Cappelli and Abhi Anchliya, Let Us Be Heroes shares the stories of athletes, entrepreneurs, activists, and experts in the food and fashion scenes, among others, in a bid to empower people to make positive changes.
“We are the leaders of the world we want to live in,” filmmakers wrote. “Let us be heroes.”
Location: WHUUF, 8470 Southwest Oleson Road, Portland
Food as Medicine Conference: Professional Health Conference Virtual and In Person In Santa Cruz, California
Food As Medicine – Santa Cruz brings together healthcare professionals, researchers, and experts from various fields to explore the latest scientific findings, clinical applications, and practical insights related to plant-based diets.
Learn the latest information on plant-based nutrition, the effects of diet on chronic disease prevention and control, and about designing an optimum plant-based diet for patients and clients in a clinical setting. This conference is designed for healthcare professionals, offering continuing education credits for many health care professionals, but others with strong interests in nutrition and health are welcome to attend. Key Speakers include Dr. Michael Klaper, Dr. Columbus Batiste, Dr. Rak Jotwani, Dr. Elise Atkins, and Maria Jose Hummel, Ph.D.
This conference is presented by Eat for the Earth, with Northwest VEG, Adventist Health Ukiah Valley, and Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine as co-sponsors.
Vancouver Vegan Happy Hour
Invite your friends for a chance to meet, learn, and enjoy time with like-minded friends at the new Marriott at the Waterfront in Vancouver.
All are welcome including children. We will order off the menu as they have added vegan items for us and several other dished can be prepared vegan.
Please RSVP on Meet-up to give our host company an idea of how many will be showing up.
Location: 333 W. Columbia Way, Vancouver WA
Time: 5:30- 7:30 pm
Compassionate Living Festival Presented by Northwest VEG
Ticket sales are now live for the Compassionate Living Festival. Visit https://nwveg.org/clf for more information and to purchase tickets.
This mini-VegFest will have food, speakers, vendors, cooking demonstrations, and classes, all celebrating 20 years of Northwest VEG providing community for people seeking to move to a healthier, sustainable, compassionate plant-based diet. If you are interested in helping to plan and carry out this event, please send an email to Volunteer@nwveg.org.
Vancouver potluck
Note the date - Tuesday, September 24. Let’s try again: last month we had technical issues and could not present Linda Tyler’s talk. This month Linda will join us live from her kitchen (over Zoom). Normally our potlucks are on the last Wednesday of the month, but this month we will have the potluck on Tuesday the 24th due to Linda’s schedule. Linda teaches college classes from her fully-equipped kitchen, and she will be live for questions and answers.
The potluck begins at 5:30 with the presentation beginning at 6:30.
For the potluck, please bring a plant-based (no animal products, including honey) main dish, salad, or dessert; a card listing its ingredients; and plates and utensils for your use. If you come alone, figure the amount to serve 4-6; increase the amount 4 servings for each additional person in your party/family.
Location: 4505 E 18th St., Vancouver
NW VEG Eastside Potluck / The New China: From Live Chicken Markets to KFC Delivery, with Sharon Methvin
Come to the potluck at 5 to meet old friends and make new ones, and/or at 6:15 to hear a fascinating talk by Northwest VEG member Sharon Methvin on what she found on her recent post-pandemic trip to China. Sharon will discuss the rapid shift in dietary and lifestyle behaviors in urban areas of China. There has been a post-pandemic explosion of western fast-food chains, delivery apps, and increasing desire for meat and dairy, engineered foods, and purebred pets. This rapid shift has led to increasing incidences of obesity and undernutrition, environmental degradation, and companion animal abandonment. Sharon will then conclude with the potential implication of these trends and why it might not be all doom and gloom as Chinese youth continue to adopt western practices.
Location: Stone Tower SDA Church, 3010 NE Holladay St., Portland
For the potluck, please bring a plant-based (no animal products, including honey) main dish, salad, or dessert; a card listing its ingredients; and plates and utensils for your use. If you come alone, figure the amount to serve 4-6; increase the amount 4 servings for each additional person in your party/family.
Vancouver Vegan Happy Hour
Invite your friends for a chance to meet, learn, and enjoy time with like-minded friends at the Nom Nom Restaurant & Grill in Vancouver.
All are welcome including children. We will order off the menu as many items can be prepared vegan.
Please RSVP on Meet-up to give our host company an idea of how many will be showing up.
Location: Nom Nom Restaurant & Grill, 801 C St., Vancouver, WA 98660 5:30 - 7:30 PM
Northwest VEG Orenco Potluck
We are repeating this excellent presentation so our friends on the west side will have a chance to hear it. Come for the potluck at 5:00 or the program at 6:15, or both. Following the potluck, we are very pleased to have Dr. Jason Sherbondy present to us about diet and lifestyle choices and how they influence cognitive health, as well as how we can build and maintain cognitive reserve. Dr. Sherbondy will be sharing information from the blue zones (areas where people live exceptionally long), along with the health program that doctors Dean and Ayesha Sherzai use at the Alzheimer’s prevention program in Loma Linda, California.
Dr. Sherbondy is a Naturopathic Physician with over 15 years in practice, and is passionate about nutrient dense whole food plant based lifestyles.
Location: Orenco Unitarian Universalist Church, 6815 NE Birch Street, Hillsboro, OR
Vancouver Monthly Potluck Featuring Linda Tyler on Tofu, Tempe, Seitan, and Soy Curls
Join us in Vancouver for our monthly potluck and presentation by the Gracious Vegan, Linda Tyler as she discusses the nutritional values of these lightly-processed foods and how they can be used in everyday meals.
The potluck begins at 5:30pm with the presentation beginning at 6:30pm.
For the potluck, please bring a plant-based (no animal products, including honey) main dish, salad, or dessert; a card listing its ingredients; and plates and utensils for your use. If you come alone, figure the amount to serve 4-6; increase the amount 4 servings for each additional person in your party/family.
Please RSVP so we will know how many places to set for our guests.
Location: Unitarian Universalist Church of Vancouver, 4505 East 18th Street, Vancouver, WA, 98661
Please note that our potluck location and day has changed to where we have a full kitchen and plenty of space. We now meet on the last Wednesday of the month at UUCV. Stay tuned, in the future we may have to change days to accommodate our speakers.
Vancouver Vegan Happy Hour
Join our active and fun group meeting. Invite your friends for a chance to meet, learn, and enjoy time with like-minded friends at the most exciting new vegan restaurant/bar to come to Vancouver.
All are welcome including children. We will order off the menu as 3 Howl’s menu is entirely vegan!
RSVP on Meet-up to give our host company an idea of how many will be showing up.
Northwest VEG Westside Potluck + The True North Health Center Experience
Come meet new friends or see old ones at the Northwest VEG Westside Potluck. Program Change: Daniela Lais had to cancel her presentation, but we are thrilled to have our own co-founding Northwest VEG members Rick and Linda SantAngelo, who will discuss their recent two-week health retreat at True North Health Center. Both came back with life-changing health improvements that their physicians have not been able to produce. They will discuss their experiences and amazing results they witnessed in other patients there.
True North provides medically-assisted fasting, feeding, educational, and spa services so that we can find our best level of health and maintain it. Their feeding and fasting programs are legendary for resolving many health disorders and establishing the optimal state of health that is possible for each of us.
Linda has served as the NW VEG treasurer for over 20 years. Over the years Rick has served in support positions and currently publishes the NW VEG newsletter.
You can come just to the potluck at 5:00 pm, the program which will start at 6:15 pm, or both.
Location: WHUUF, 8470 Southwest Oleson Road, Portland