Come down to ReClaim It for:

Tarot Readings & Other Intrigues

Let the cards reveal secrets of the past, present, and future, illuminating your path as we enter the bewitching autumn season.

Get a love check-in with a vintage astro calculator we found at the transfer station, then wander among ReClaim It's selection of enigmatic doll parts and curious artifacts.

We’ll have a little extra-special magic at every turn!

Fabric Alchemy: Transform Scraps into Stylish Plant Holders

Join Julie, our craft-savvy volunteer, for an enchanting workshop where you'll learn to transform scrap fabric into stylish plant holders.

Dive into the world of creative reuse and bring home a unique piece that not only adds charm to your space but also promotes sustainability.

Out-of-This-World Crafts

ReClaim It & Free Arts NW invite the young & young at heart to craft wonders with us.

Make your mark on canvas totes, adorn yourself with paper crowns, fashion your own wishing wands using unexpected materials (need a BIG wand? We'll have fishing rods on hand for your most magical spellcraft!)—and more!

We can’t wait to see your boundless creativity!

Specialized Plastic Recycling with James Recycling

12pm–3pm

Save your hard-to-recycle plastics (and tell your friends!) and bring ‘em down to the Block pARTy! $4 per standard grocery bag.

✅ #1 PET (like berry clamshells & salad containers)
✅ #2 HDPE (like Pak-Tek 6-pack holders & small white supplement bottles)
✅ #4 LDPE (like snap-on lids)
✅ #5 PP (like take-out containers, lids & cups)
✅ #6 PS rigid plastics (clear take-out containers & coffee cup lids)

Important Guidelines for James Recycling Dropoffs:

🚫 NO Styrofoam, screw-on caps, straws, utensils, or e-waste.
🔍 Ensure items are numbered #1, #2, #4, #5, or #6.
🧽 Items must be clean & sorted (no mixed plastics).
🏠 Household plastics only (nothing larger than a basketball).

Magical Musical Vibes

Let the enchanting melodies of live music fill the air!

Our featured musician, Robert from Ethos Music Center, will be on-site to serenade you with captivating tunes!

Located just across the street from ReClaim It, Ethos will be hosting their own open house from 12 to 4pm. You can stop in to enjoy snacks and music tech demos by their talented teacher, Rain Ezra. It’s a great opportunity for kids to explore the world of digital music.

The musical magic continues in the evening with a live show at Ethos, starting at 5:30pm. A small $5–10 donation at the door is your ticket to a night of musical delight.

Experience the harmonious blend of creativity and music as we celebrate the arts in our community!

And More

Epic Raffles: Fancy goodies from SCRAP, ReBuilding Center, DIY BAR, Ethos Music Center, the North American Bigfoot Center, the Peculiarium, the transfer station, and more.

Turn! Turn! Turn!’s maker’s market will be going on next door, a craft affair with local artworks and handmade wares. Grab food and drinks at Turn Turn Turn while you browse the art!

Albina Arts Center’s open house will be in full swing, too, so be sure to stroll over and check out their creative space (next to Turn! Turn! Turn!). Join us in celebrating a momentous occasion with them!

  • Newly under the stewardship of the Portland Opportunities Industrialization Center and PassinArt, this cultural icon in historic North Portland is being revitalized with exciting plans.

  • Look forward to an exhibition space for Black artists to showcase their work, a performance and rehearsal space, and a youth academy offering art, theater, music, and culinary arts programs.

Scarf Swap Spectacular: Got a scarf that’s been sitting in your closet untouched? Or maybe a collection of them? It’s time for a refreshing scarf switcheroo!

  • Bring one or a hundred! All scarves are welcome! All weights, all seasons.

  • A community affair: Rally your friends, collect their scarves, and bring them along for the fun! No rules, no fees. Pure, unadulterated scarf-swapping joy.

Location

  • You can find us outside ReClaim It, at 1 N Killingsworth St in Portland.

  • at the corner of N Killingsworth and N Williams Sts.