• 808 Grinds moving to Peterkort
• What’s New Furniture coming to former Miller Paint building
• Casa Pinto Mexican grocery and deli on Murray
• Cedar Mill Farmers Market Opening Soon
• Egg Hunt at Xplore
• Market of Choice Supports Local Land Trusts During Earth Month
• Shred & Recycle Day with The Agency
• Keller Williams Realty Shred Event
• Selling Your Home? What to Fix, What to Skip, and How to Stand Out
• Sole Sisters offers women’s walking and running group
• New Changes, Same Great Sunset

808 Grinds moving to Peterkort

This popular restaurant has been serving Hawaiian food from the Cedar Hills center for 12 years. With the imminent redevelopment of the property, 808 has announced that they are moving to 10970 NW Barnes in the Peterkort Town Center. The new location will open in June, but they’re bringing their food truck to the center sometime in April.

You can find more information about them and see their other locations on their website, and follow them on Facebook for updates.

What’s New Furniture coming to former Miller Paint building

This locally owned furniture store will be opening their second location this spring at 1040 NW Murray, in the location last used by Miller Paint. They carry Oregon-made custom sofas and modern furniture. Learn more here and sign up for their “Cedar Mill VIP list” to get updates.

Casa Pinto Mexican grocery and deli on Murray

We’ve been watching the progress of this new business for several months, but we haven’t been able to connect with the owners. We did learn from one of the contractors working inside that it would include a deli serving ready-to-eat food in addition to grocery items. They are located between Murray and Joy in the same building as Haven Coffee.

Cedar Mill Farmers Market Opening Soon

May 2-October 17, 9 am-2 pm every Saturday at the corner of NW Cornell & Murray Roads

Hello Cedar Mill community! Are you tired of grey days and Saturday mornings spent in your home, longing for community? Are you looking at your kitchen table thinking, this would be a beautiful place for some fresh cut flowers? Did you open your refrigerator, only to find a lack of seasonal fresh fruits and veggies? Are you gloomy that you have no new handmade jewelry or crochet goods to adorn your body? Or lavender to waft heavenly smells throughout your living spaces?

Not to worry! All your problems, and more, will be solved with the upcoming opening of the Cedar Mill Farmers Market! Starting from May 2, local farmers/vendors will set up to provide stunning produce, delicious pastries, beautiful crafts, and much more! We can’t wait to see you, your family, and pets at the market this season!

Scheduling is still open for musicians to play during this 2026 season. If you’re interested in performing, email ourcmfm@gmail.com. New-to-us musicians should include a sample of their work and a brief introduction.

Community Booth scheduling is also open! Nonprofits and community-focused groups are invited to share information about local services and initiatives. Learn more at Cedar Mill Farmers Market Community Booths.

Finally, we are seeking 2026 sponsors. Sponsor support helps us provide access to fresh, locally grown food and support small businesses. To learn more, visit Cedar Mill Farmers Market Sponsors.

We look forward to another wonderful season together!

Egg Hunt at Xplore

Sunday, April 5, 1-3 pm, Xplore Food Carts & More, 16365 NW Twin Oaks Drive

Join us for an Indoor & Outdoor Easter Egg Hunt for an afternoon full of fun, surprises, and family memories. Bring the kids, bring the baskets, and come enjoy the excitement as little ones hunt for eggs and make the most of the day.

Market of Choice Supports Local Land Trusts During Earth Month

Market of Choice is honoring Earth Month by supporting local land trusts in each community it serves. In the Portland metro area, which includes the Cedar Mill, Reed’s Crossing, West Linn and Belmont stores, customer donations and matching funds will benefit the Columbia Land Trust to help conserve and restore important natural areas.

Throughout April, customers can donate at the register and Market of Choice will contribute up to $5,000 in matching funds statewide, with each region receiving a share of the match based on the total donations raised by its local stores. That means the more donations a location collects, the more matching funds will go to the local land trust. Customers can contribute any amount, up to $249 per transaction, and 100% of the donation will go directly to conservation projects that protect local lands and waterways.

Shred & Recycle Day with The Agency

Saturday, April 11, 10 am-1 pm, 500 SW 116th Ave., Portland, free

Bring your documents to shred and your electronics to recycle at no cost to you! All will be done safely and securely on-site. View our poster here for electronics and household appliances accepted for recycling.

Keller Williams Realty Shred Event

Saturday, April 18, 10 am-1 pm, north parking lot of 9755 SW Barnes Rd

Do you have sensitive documents you’d like to be shredded? Do you have old electronics or metals you’d like to dispose of in an environmentally friendly way? Would you like someone to take these items off your hands for free?

Give your sensitive documents to an employee of Iron Mountain, a professional document shredding company. They will be loaded into the truck and shredded on-site. Give your electronics and metals to the people helping with Green Century Recycling. When the event is over, Green Century Recycling will take items to their processing center to fix, reuse or dismantle and repurpose parts.

Then enjoy coffee, doughnuts, and other giveaways, and visit with our real estate agents, some of the best in Portland. They are ready to support you today, at this event, and when it’s time to buy or sell a home! Click here to learn more. This event is free of charge to our clients and the community. It is sponsored by the following Realtors® at Keller Williams Realty Professionals. Click on their name to reach their website: Cristina John, Karina Stark Team, Michellé Hutton Real Estate Group, The Navarro Team, Summer Browner Real Estate.

Selling Your Home? What to Fix, What to Skip, and How to Stand Out

Monday, April 20, 5:30-6:30 pm, Sonder NW, 9755 SW Barnes Rd Third Floor, free

Thinking about selling your home but not sure where to start? Join us for a practical class with Kelly Sandrom, a real estate agent with 15 years of experience, and learn how to prepare your home to stand out in today’s market. We’ll cover where to focus your time, energy, and budget before listing, what buyers notice most, and the steps that can help your home sell faster and for a stronger price. Register at Prep Your Home for Sale.

Sole Sisters offers women’s walking and running group

Saturdays, 7:50 am, West Union Starbucks, 18215 NW West Union, free

The weekly training runs/walks are aimed to get women out, feel less intimidated, and then potentially join coed running groups. Everyone is supported by other women whether they are just beginning, are getting back into running, are experienced, or if they are walkers. Train for half-marathon, 10K, and 5K runs. Routes and distances are posted on the Facebook page. We all start together, find out what each is running, chit chat, take a picture and then start running/walking. Visit the website to learn more about Sole Sisters and subscribe to the newsletter.

New Changes, Same Great Sunset

Your favorite Cedar Mill credit union is going through some exciting changes that we want to share with you. Last year, Sunset Science Park Federal Credit Union began planning for some much-needed changes. We started with a renovation of the inside of the credit union, including an order for additional safe deposit boxes. Then, NCUA (our federal governing body) approved a name change to drop Science Park from our name. As we are no longer on Science Park Drive, it seemed the shorter name better reflected who we are becoming. If you’ve ever had an email address that ended in an acronym of letters, you know the challenge of trying to spell s-s-p-f-c-u over the phone!

Along with our name change comes a whole new rebranding. New logo, new tagline and new website. The website is up and running with some slick new upgrades, the logo is slowly making its way onto signage and printed materials, and the tagline “Your Possible is Here” lets you know that if you can dream it, we can help you do it. Your credit union has already evolved as one of the best in the country, ranked in the top 1% of all credit unions of any size in the country. As a member, your money could not be in better hands. As a member of our community, what are you waiting for? Your Possible is Here.