Calendar

Coming up next:

Events are added to this calendar as they are confirmed! Details are subject to change.

Open Hours:

Monday: 2pm-6pm

Tuesday: 2pm-6pm (masks required)

Wednesday: closed

Thursday: 3pm-6pm (masks required)

Friday: 2pm-6pm

Saturday: 12pm-6pm (masks required)

Sunday: 12pm-6pm

Garden Work Party
Aug
29

Garden Work Party

We’re inviting everyone who wants to participate in gardening, learn about horticulture, or support our mutual aid ecosystem to join us at the garden every Saturday at noon. We begin with a brief check-in on priority tasks for the day and a grounding exercise together, then get our hands dirty.

The garden is open to everyone to hang out in at any time, but we ask that folks join at least one of these Saturday work parties to get oriented before working on the garden independently.

Bring work clothes, your own gardening tools if you have ‘em, and whatever you might want to share.

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Aug
29

Tool Library Circulation Day

manyworld has collected a catalog of hand tools and power tools to support community members who wish to repair and care for their homes, gardens, bikes and cars without the high cost of ownership, maintenance, or storage space.

We are open on Saturdays from 2-4pm at manyworld for checking out and returning items. Come to circulation days to apply for a library account so you can reserve tools using our online circulation website.

Take a look at our growing catalog here, and learn more about the project on our tool library page.

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Aug
29

[cancelled] Sceneric, Surgery Season, Skeleton Boy - show

[Event cancelled due to illness. Please be safe & take care of each other!]

Sceneric - Bellingham emo
Surgery Season - PDX trans body horror pop punk
Skeleton Boy - Corvallis pop punk

August 29 (Saturday) - 7PM doors; 7:30 show
Masks required and provided.
$10 - no one turned away for lack of funds

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Knitting + Cozy Crafts Circle
Aug
30

Knitting + Cozy Crafts Circle

A weekly knitting circle every Sunday, 3-5pm. No experience necessary. Bring your knitting, crocheting, or other cozy craft projects for a social crafting gathering. Come learn basic knitting skills too! Held and taught by Jen Hernandez (https://jenhernandezart.com/).

At manyworld diy neighborhood space, 1013 NW Taylor Ave.

$5 suggested donation to keep our project going!

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Aug
30

manyworld member town hall and anniversary!

We’re celebrating our 1 year anniversary! And we’re inviting members and volunteers to join us for a town hall where we can talk about the next year of keeping this space vibrant, welcoming, and alive. If you’re not a member yet, please join at any recurring amount to contribute to the rent and have more of a say in shaping the space.

And if you are unable to make it, see the mid-month member email for a survey where you can leave your comments.

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Herbalism Meetup
Sep
1

Herbalism Meetup

A monthly meetup to discuss the practical applications for herbalism in your daily life. We can touch on foraging, growing, and making teas, salves, tinctures, and more. Bring your expertise, your questions, and your projects to share.

First Tuesday of the month, 5:30-6:30pm. $5 suggested donation, no one turned away for lack of funds.

At manyworld diy community space, 1013 NW Taylor Ave.

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Sep
2

Nightmayors presents Crazier Dinner, a musical

Nightmayors brings Crazier Dinner, a diy musical, to manyworld on September 2!

nightmayor is back with a brand new musical theater extravaganza. Prepare to feast on the meal of a lifetime: Crazy Dinner! A heaping helping of romantic comedy with a side of thrilling intrigue! Marty and Lynn, a couple madly out of love, must enjoy the meal of a lifetime in a pressure cooker of deception. Each one has everything to hide- and everything to lose! Don’t let that spoil your appetite- it takes a stomach of steel to share this meal.

They will be joined by local performers Tender Cruncher and Trashweis to open things up!

Doors open at 6:30pm. Tickets at the door, $10-15 NOTAFLOF!

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Sep
6

Liberation Library Book Club

A reading group intended for activists, organizers, and community members who wish to deepen our knowledge and connections with world-wide struggles for freedom and justice, and to allow this study to inform and fuel our practices.

The focus is on radical, de-colonial, and abolitionist struggles and world building, both historical and present day. Low barrier to entry - completion of texts prior to meeting encouraged but not required. Reading aloud of sections will be conducted during meetings. Open to book recommendations after the first set of five texts.

Meeting at manyworld 1st Sundays of every month at 3:30-5:30pm. Books provided for any who need. Masks required.

September 6th - Our 3rd text will be Blood in My Eye by George Jackson

Our 4th text will be No Spiritual Surrender: Indigenous Anarchy in Defense of the Sacred by Klee Benally

Our 5th text will be Anarchy Works by Peter Gelderloos

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Offers and Needs Market
Sep
8

Offers and Needs Market

Join us for a facilitated mutual aid exchange! We’ll form a circle and take turns offering what we have and asking for what we need.

Masks required and provided. $5 suggested donation, but no one turned away for lack of funds.

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Knitting + Cozy Crafts Circle
Aug
23

Knitting + Cozy Crafts Circle

A weekly knitting circle every Sunday, 3-5pm. No experience necessary. Bring your knitting, crocheting, or other cozy craft projects for a social crafting gathering. Come learn basic knitting skills too! Held and taught by Jen Hernandez (https://jenhernandezart.com/).

At manyworld diy neighborhood space, 1013 NW Taylor Ave.

$5 suggested donation to keep our project going!

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Aug
22

Tool Library Circulation Day

manyworld has collected a catalog of hand tools and power tools to support community members who wish to repair and care for their homes, gardens, bikes and cars without the high cost of ownership, maintenance, or storage space.

We are open on Saturdays from 2-4pm at manyworld for checking out and returning items. Come to circulation days to apply for a library account so you can reserve tools using our online circulation website.

Take a look at our growing catalog here, and learn more about the project on our tool library page.

View Event →
Garden Work Party
Aug
22

Garden Work Party

We’re inviting everyone who wants to participate in gardening, learn about horticulture, or support our mutual aid ecosystem to join us at the garden every Saturday at noon. We begin with a brief check-in on priority tasks for the day and a grounding exercise together, then get our hands dirty.

The garden is open to everyone to hang out in at any time, but we ask that folks join at least one of these Saturday work parties to get oriented before working on the garden independently.

Bring work clothes, your own gardening tools if you have ‘em, and whatever you might want to share.

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Mending Cafe
Aug
19

Mending Cafe

Bring your tired, threadbare, and bundled masses of clothes you love but need a little extra care. Michelle from Fifth Generation Sewing is leading a mending cafe for folks to repair their clothes in community. Come learn how to patch up your old outfits, or learn new techniques for making them shine again!

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Aug
16

Dark Meta Railroad, Strange Rotation, Bensmateria (show)

Strange otherwordly music to feed your brain! 3 sets of genre defying performances including Dark Meta Railroad (freak folk fantasy), Strange Rotation (jazz rock root vegetables), and Bensmateria (local sparkly hiphop IDM).

$7 suggested donation, notaflof!

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Knitting + Cozy Crafts Circle
Aug
16

Knitting + Cozy Crafts Circle

A weekly knitting circle every Sunday, 3-5pm. No experience necessary. Bring your knitting, crocheting, or other cozy craft projects for a social crafting gathering. Come learn basic knitting skills too! Held and taught by Jen Hernandez (https://jenhernandezart.com/).

At manyworld diy neighborhood space, 1013 NW Taylor Ave.

$5 suggested donation to keep our project going!

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New Moon Poetry Night
Aug
15

New Moon Poetry Night

Join us for a multifaceted poetry night. Bring poems to read to the group — they can be originals or poems by others that you would like to share. After a few rounds of reading, we will do a writing exercise together. All are welcome to join, no experience required.

Every 3rd Saturday of the month, 5-7pm. Donations welcome!

At manyworld, 1013 NW Taylor Ave. Masks required and provided.

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Aug
15

Collage Night!

Come collage all evening with the Doomsday Art Collective. We’ll have lots of supplies from the manyworld collection, but feel free to bring your old magazines you wanna cut up.

No cost! Donations welcome.
Masks required and provided.

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Aug
15

Tool Library Circulation Day

manyworld has collected a catalog of hand tools and power tools to support community members who wish to repair and care for their homes, gardens, bikes and cars without the high cost of ownership, maintenance, or storage space.

We are open on Saturdays from 2-4pm at manyworld for checking out and returning items. Come to circulation days to apply for a library account so you can reserve tools using our online circulation website.

Take a look at our growing catalog here, and learn more about the project on our tool library page.

View Event →
Garden Work Party
Aug
15

Garden Work Party

We’re inviting everyone who wants to participate in gardening, learn about horticulture, or support our mutual aid ecosystem to join us at the garden every Saturday at noon. We begin with a brief check-in on priority tasks for the day and a grounding exercise together, then get our hands dirty.

The garden is open to everyone to hang out in at any time, but we ask that folks join at least one of these Saturday work parties to get oriented before working on the garden independently.

Bring work clothes, your own gardening tools if you have ‘em, and whatever you might want to share.

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Aug
15

Preparing for Wildfire Smoke: A Community Conversation

This will be taking place in the garden space! Please wear a mask.

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Aug
10

Festering Estate, Lucidity, The Unbridled - show

Manyworld presents:

Festering Estate - PDX circle A crust
Lucidity - PDX chaotic noisecore
The Unbridled - local metalgrind

August 10 (Thursday), 7:30-10pm
Masks required and provided

$10 (no one turned away for lack of funds)

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LGBTQIA2S+ Support Group
Aug
9

LGBTQIA2S+ Support Group

Come join us in an open LGBTQIA2S+ adult support group through Mid Willamette Trans Support Network, a part of the Rural Rainbow Coalition, on 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month at 5:00PM.

At manyworld, 1013 NW Taylor Avenue

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Knitting + Cozy Crafts Circle
Aug
9

Knitting + Cozy Crafts Circle

A weekly knitting circle every Sunday, 3-5pm. No experience necessary. Bring your knitting, crocheting, or other cozy craft projects for a social crafting gathering. Come learn basic knitting skills too! Held and taught by Jen Hernandez (https://jenhernandezart.com/).

At manyworld diy neighborhood space, 1013 NW Taylor Ave.

$5 suggested donation to keep our project going!

View Event →
Aug
8

Tool Library Circulation Day

manyworld has collected a catalog of hand tools and power tools to support community members who wish to repair and care for their homes, gardens, bikes and cars without the high cost of ownership, maintenance, or storage space.

We are open on Saturdays from 2-4pm at manyworld for checking out and returning items. Come to circulation days to apply for a library account so you can reserve tools using our online circulation website.

Take a look at our growing catalog here, and learn more about the project on our tool library page.

View Event →
Garden Work Party
Aug
8

Garden Work Party

We’re inviting everyone who wants to participate in gardening, learn about horticulture, or support our mutual aid ecosystem to join us at the garden every Saturday at noon. We begin with a brief check-in on priority tasks for the day and a grounding exercise together, then get our hands dirty.

The garden is open to everyone to hang out in at any time, but we ask that folks join at least one of these Saturday work parties to get oriented before working on the garden independently.

Bring work clothes, your own gardening tools if you have ‘em, and whatever you might want to share.

View Event →
Herbalism Meetup
Aug
4

Herbalism Meetup

A monthly meetup to discuss the practical applications for herbalism in your daily life. We can touch on foraging, growing, and making teas, salves, tinctures, and more. Bring your expertise, your questions, and your projects to share.

First Tuesday of the month, 5:30-6:30pm. $5 suggested donation, no one turned away for lack of funds.

At manyworld diy community space, 1013 NW Taylor Ave.

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Aug
2

Liberation Library Book Club

A reading group intended for activists, organizers, and community members who wish to deepen our knowledge and connections with world-wide struggles for freedom and justice, and to allow this study to inform and fuel our practices.

The focus is on radical, de-colonial, and abolitionist struggles and world building, both historical and present day. Low barrier to entry - completion of texts prior to meeting encouraged but not required. Reading aloud of sections will be conducted during meetings. Open to book recommendations after the first set of five texts.

Meeting at manyworld 1st Sundays of every month at 3:30-5:30pm. Books provided for any who need. Masks required.

August 2nd - Our 2nd text will be Let This Radicalize You: Organizing and the Revolution of Reciprocal Care by Kelly Hayes and Mariame Kaba. We will have copies available, and the audiobook is available on the Libby App. At our group meeting and discussion, we will decide further pacing, whether we want to take more time to read and discuss this text or move onto the next book.

Our 3rd text will be Blood in My Eye by George Jackson

Our 4th text will be No Spiritual Surrender: Indigenous Anarchy in Defense of the Sacred by Klee Benally

Our 5th text will be Anarchy Works by Peter Gelderloos

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Knitting + Cozy Crafts Circle
Aug
2

Knitting + Cozy Crafts Circle

A weekly knitting circle every Sunday, 3-5pm. No experience necessary. Bring your knitting, crocheting, or other cozy craft projects for a social crafting gathering. Come learn basic knitting skills too! Held and taught by Jen Hernandez (https://jenhernandezart.com/).

At manyworld diy neighborhood space, 1013 NW Taylor Ave.

$5 suggested donation to keep our project going!

View Event →
Aug
1

Tool Library Circulation Day

manyworld has collected a catalog of hand tools and power tools to support community members who wish to repair and care for their homes, gardens, bikes and cars without the high cost of ownership, maintenance, or storage space.

We are open on Saturdays from 2-4pm at manyworld for checking out and returning items. Come to circulation days to apply for a library account so you can reserve tools using our online circulation website.

Take a look at our growing catalog here, and learn more about the project on our tool library page.

View Event →
Garden Work Party
Aug
1

Garden Work Party

We’re inviting everyone who wants to participate in gardening, learn about horticulture, or support our mutual aid ecosystem to join us at the garden every Saturday at noon. We begin with a brief check-in on priority tasks for the day and a grounding exercise together, then get our hands dirty.

The garden is open to everyone to hang out in at any time, but we ask that folks join at least one of these Saturday work parties to get oriented before working on the garden independently.

Bring work clothes, your own gardening tools if you have ‘em, and whatever you might want to share.

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Jul
30

Fix Your Bike Flats: skillshare

Do you want to be able to deal with bike flat tires on your own? Together we’ll explore the anatomy of the tire system, how to inflate properly, and how to remove, patch, and replace your inner tubes. Free innertube patch kit for the first 10 helmets!

Bring your bike for some hands-on practice.

July 30 (Thu), 6:15-7:30PM
at manyworld diy social center, 1013 NW Taylor Ave, Corvallis
$5-10 suggested donation, notaflof

masks required and provided

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LGBTQIA2S+ Support Group
Jul
26

LGBTQIA2S+ Support Group

Come join us in an open LGBTQIA2S+ adult support group through Mid Willamette Trans Support Network, a part of the Rural Rainbow Coalition, on 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month at 5:00PM.

At manyworld, 1013 NW Taylor Avenue

View Event →
Knitting + Cozy Crafts Circle
Jul
26

Knitting + Cozy Crafts Circle

A weekly knitting circle every Sunday, 3-5pm. No experience necessary. Bring your knitting, crocheting, or other cozy craft projects for a social crafting gathering. Come learn basic knitting skills too! Held and taught by Jen Hernandez (https://jenhernandezart.com/).

At manyworld diy neighborhood space, 1013 NW Taylor Ave.

$5 suggested donation to keep our project going!

View Event →
Jul
25

Tool Library Circulation Day

manyworld has collected a catalog of hand tools and power tools to support community members who wish to repair and care for their homes, gardens, bikes and cars without the high cost of ownership, maintenance, or storage space.

We are open on Saturdays from 2-4pm at manyworld for checking out and returning items. Come to circulation days to apply for a library account so you can reserve tools using our online circulation website.

Take a look at our growing catalog here, and learn more about the project on our tool library page.

View Event →
Garden Work Party
Jul
25

Garden Work Party

We’re inviting everyone who wants to participate in gardening, learn about horticulture, or support our mutual aid ecosystem to join us at the garden every Saturday at noon. We begin with a brief check-in on priority tasks for the day and a grounding exercise together, then get our hands dirty.

The garden is open to everyone to hang out in at any time, but we ask that folks join at least one of these Saturday work parties to get oriented before working on the garden independently.

Bring work clothes, your own gardening tools if you have ‘em, and whatever you might want to share.

View Event →