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Portland Sunday Parkways

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The Sunday Parkways Logo is displayed surrounded by flowers with a blue backdrop as well as the words: Choose your own portland adventure
Promotes healthy active living through a series of free events opening the city's largest public space - its streets - to walk, bike, roll, and discover active transportation. Presented by Kaiser Permanente. To see what we have in store for 2021, check out our Online Programming Page and Events!
Mailing address
Portland Bureau of Transportation
1120 SW Fifth Ave
Suite 1331
Portland, OR 97204
PortlandSundayParkways@portlandoregon.gov
phone number 503-823-7599
Facebook username
PortlandSundayParkways
Twitter username
@SundayParkways
Instagram username
portlandsundayparkways

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image of child doing a hand stand with park in the background, with City of Portland Sunday Parkways presented by Kaiser Permanente logo
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2021 Portland Sunday Parkways

A line up of Sunday Parkways mascots: first a unicorn in a yellow jumpsuit walking, then a gray cat with a helmet on a bike, then a brown sloth in a orange wheelchair, next a zebra with a helmet on a blue scooter, and last a platapus with a helmet on a skateboard.
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Sunday Parkways Sticker Hunt Presented by Kaiser Permanente

This is a visual of the Sunday Parkways Southeast route.
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Southeast Portland Sunday Parkways 2021

Map of N Sunday Parkways route
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North Portland Sunday Parkways 2021

A parent sloth and a child sloth (in a red wagon) walk with along a green tree filled background
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Online Programming with Sunday Parkways

Blue space themed background, text says "go on a Han Solo bike ride or walk mission."
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Sunday Parkways Walking & Biking Maps

Cartoon animals walk together using mobility devices in a banner that reads Portland Sunday Parkways celebrates the anniversary of ADA
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Sunday Parkways Celebrates ADA

A magican sloth with a wand is pulling a small cute white rabbit from his hat
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Portland Sunday Parkways Sponsors

Two women sit at a Village Gardens table at the McCoy site at Sunday Parkways event in 2018
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Support Sunday Parkway Vendors

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Sunday Parkways Donations

Animated people of all ages walk, bike and roll together in a group
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Healthy living head-to-toe

An animated Zebra doing a push-up
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Ways to Stay Active at Home

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Upcoming Events

Fitness Take Over: Dancing with Keyante Watkins

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This Portland Sunday Parkways Fitness Take Over will be a family friendly dance that anyone of all ages could learn and partake in.

Drag Queen Story Time with Poison Waters

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Join beloved local drag queen Poison Waters as she shares her favorite children’s storybooks on the themes of equality, acceptance, diversity and friendship.

Fitness Take Over: Dancing with Keyante Watkins

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This Portland Sunday Parkways Fitness Take Over will be a family friendly dance that anyone of all ages could learn and partake in.

Moving Here As Love: Making A Collaborative Zine About Becoming Love

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Together we will make a zine about how to become love. What *is* love? How would "becoming love change" the way we move about this planet? Love without condition, without judgement. Love beyond even the concept of love, moving inside and as this love. We will work on a page or more while hanging out

Motivation for Change: Small steps for lasting change

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Making a change can make you feel excited – or overwhelmed or scared of failure. Understanding habits, behavior change, and where you are in that process can help make you more successful. This webinar can help prepare you for taking small steps toward a change you want to make.
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