Party on, Portland! in Holladay Park
Party on, Portland! (or POP! Party for short) in Holladay Park, brings together neighbors and small businesses from Lloyd, Sullivan’s Gulch, and Kerns for a FREE celebration of community at Holladay Park. With food, live music, giveaways, and tons of activities, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. This year, it’s happening alongside the Portland Criterium - Presented by Steeplejack Brewing - making it an unforgettable day of fun, energy, and connection in the Lloyd neighborhood.
what is the portland criterium?
The Portland Criterium is a high-speed, closed-course bike race where elite cyclists compete in a series of fast-paced races through city streets. This year, the Portland Criterium will feature races around Lloyd Center, from 9AM-3:30PM. While you enjoy the beautiful day in Holladay Park, you can watch thrilling, loud, and fast races, enjoy a beer garden, and vendor booths with an unbeatable and up-close view of the action.
what is happening at the pop! party?
We’re still working out all the details, but we hope POP! will feature:
DJs, dancing, and interactive performances
Lawn games and carnival-style activities
Splash pad fun, water play zones, and misting stations
Temporary tattoos, arts & crafts, and hands-on art
Wellness booths with chair massages and local wellness businesses
Bike cheer stations and sign-making to support racers
Free giveaways and non-stop summer vibes
30-40 local organizations, small businesses, and community groups
Help make the POP! Party at Holladay Park a success!
Interested in tabling with us? If you aren’t selling anything, you’re welcome to join! Giveaways are highly encouraged! If you’d like to get involved through tabling, fill out this form. For any questions, contact us!
Huge thanks to our pop! party sponsors
Lloyd Enhanced Service District | Northeast Coalition of Neighborhoods (NECN) | Point West Credit Union
pop! party at holladay park is organiZED by:
Lloyd EcoDistrict | Lloyd Enhanced Service District | Go Lloyd | Lloyd Community Association