Family-friendly music and fun at Bridgeport Village all summer long

From local performers like Aaron Nigel Smith to movie deals and pop-ups, the season is filled with things to do at the Tigard mall.

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Sunshine and shopping — what more could you need?

Photo by Bridgeport Village

Nearing the completion of its $35 million refresh, Bridgeport Village is ready to boost its cachet as a destination shopping center.

The Tigard mall, located just 15 minutes south of Portland on I-5, will host a variety of events and activities this summer aimed at families looking for kid-friendly fun on the weekends.

At the top of these attractions is the Live Music on the Village Green series, where visitors can enjoy concerts every Friday (5-7 p.m.), Saturday (3-5 p.m. + 6-8 p.m.), and Sunday (2-4 p.m.), now until Saturday, Sept. 30.

Summer Saturdays will be a chance for local children’s musicians like Aaron Nigel Smith to take the stage and for retailers like Little Kitchen Academy to provide additional entertainment. The park-like atmosphere is also ideal for playtime and a picnic.

See a summer blockbuster at an affordable price.

Photo by Steve Morgan

Take a look at what else is going on.

Regal Summer Movie Express + My Way Matinee
With school out, Regal Bridgeport invites families to take advantage of $2 tickets to its first movies on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Also, sensory-friendly screenings (lights turned up and volume turned down) will be offered on select Saturdays.

Mike Bennett Studios x Bridgeport Village
On the last Saturday of July and August from 12 to 2 p.m., the cartoon artist and “Public Joy Creator ” will host a pop-up featuring some of his favorite characters and colorful creations available to purchase.

Barnes & Noble Weekly Storytime
Summer reading is an interactive experience at the bookstore , held every Wednesday at 11 a.m.

Hello Kitty Cafe Truck
On Saturday, Aug. 5, fans of the worldwide feline phenomenon can pick up themed merch and treats outside the movie theater, 10 a.m.-7 p.m., while supplies last.

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Ben grew up in the Rogue Valley, attended the University of Oregon’s School of Journalism, and has written for publications like 1859 Magazine and Portland Monthly. He enjoys hiking the PNW, football and futbol, wildlife photography, any manner of libation exploration, and of course writing for PDXtoday.